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yīngwénjièshì
 míngcí
  • bar
  • be close to
  • cling to
  • hope earnestly
  • greatly desire, anxiously hope
dòngcí
  • (suff. for certain nouns)
  • hope
  • wish
qítā
  • Pa
 
zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù
  1. n.  ' yàn , yánjīng liàn de , huò wéi biàn dào huò wéi quàn jiè , zhǎng pāi xiǎng huò yào quán jiā dāng fàng zài chù')   short well-known saying that states a general truth or gives advice, eg `It takes two to make a quarrel' or `Don't put all your eggs in one basket
  2.   ( jiā ) duō lěng liú ( cóng fēn Baffin hǎi wān jīng duō niǔ fēn lán liú wān liú de běi hán liú )   Labrador current
  3.   ( xiàng ...) qīn jìn jié   cotton up (to)
  4.   ( yīn wéi chéng gōng 'ér ) qiàowěibā   be cocky (at success)
  5.   ( de ) dīng   Latin Quarter
  6.   ( běn ) hǎbā gǒu   the Japanese spaniel
  7. vt.  .. jiāo shì jīn   babbitt
  8. n.  1871 nián gōng shè zhī yōng zhě , gōng shè shè yuán , gōng shè zhī chí zhě ,[ communard][ měi]( shì děng deqún cūn de yuán   communard
  9. n.  4 háo dān wèi , děng qiān fēn zhī ) .   unit of atmospheric pressure equal to one thousandth of a bar
  10. n.  =pentobarbital, tōng , tōng   pentobarbitone
  11. n.  Bacchus de shì , kuáng , jiǔ shén de , xīn qíng fēn luàn de rén , bào de rén , jiǔ shén de , kuáng bào de rén   maenad
  12.   [ kǒu ] hèn ,   for two pins
  13.   [ ào xīn ] liú xià hǎo yìn xiàng ; tǎo hǎo , jié ; gǎi shàn de wèi   make one's marble good
  14.   [ měi ]【 quán xià shòu měng   lose a handful of tooth
  15.   [ měi ] zhōu (Alabama) de bié míng   Cotton State
  16.   [ měi ] niàn bēi zhī chéng ( ěr de shì Baltimore bié míng)   C-of Monuments
zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
  1. zhù jiào yuàn shì zuò guǎng kuò zhuàng shí liào jiàn chéng de shàshì xué shén xué shì 'ěr xiū yuàn yuàn cháng 'èr nián de niè zhù jiào hēng · zài qián shì chū xīng jiàn de
    The episcopal palace was a huge and beautiful house, built of stone at the beginning of the last century by M. Henri Puget, Doctor of Theology of the Faculty of Paris, Abbe of Simore, who had been Bishop of D---- in 1712.
  2. guò pín fán de zhòng yào de chā huà yǎn biàn chéng wéi shuō jiào shì de tán huà - kǎi lín · ēn
    too often the significant episode deteriorates into sententious conversation- Kathleen Barnes.
  3. dàn shì rén men men chēng wéi xíng zhěér shì chēng wéi yóu shì jiè dōuyòu men de zōng yòu de yán sūn shùn liú 'ér xiàyòu de chéng chuán dào 'ā jiā yòu de cóng liǎo fēi wǎng dǎohái yòu de pāi shè nuó wēi de jiào táng tǎn rén de shì
    But instead of being called travelers, they are known as tourists and they are seen all over the world floating down the Amazon , cruising to Alas-ka, flying from Timbuktu to Easter Island, and taking pictures of Norwegian churches and Pakistani costumes.
  4. nèi bèi jiāng qiānglín guǎn xuè guǎn de biǎn píng shàng bāo de báocéng
    A thin layer of flat epithelial cells that lines serous cavities, lymph vessels, and blood vessels.
  5. jié jié jié jié huò zhǒng liúyóu zhǐ xíng chéng diǎn xíng zhǒng jié sǔn hài de duī lín qiú shàng bāo
    A nodule or swelling, especially a mass of lymphocytes and epithelioid cells forming the characteristic lesion of tuberculosis.
  6. jiē jìn jiā miǎn shí wèile běn de jiàn zhī dào shénme xiǎo shìdào guò tàng
    About the epoch of the coronation, some petty affair connected with his curacy--just what, is not precisely known--took him to Paris.
  7. xiǎng dāng chūluó bèi 'ěr · sài céng shèng yuàn zuò 'āi fèi suǒ de zhù míng de 'ān shén miào héng héng bèi dài jiào fèng ruò shén míng bìng shǐ 'āi luó míng yǒng liú shì héng héngrèn wéi shèng yuàn zhè zuò gāo rén jiào táng zài cháng kuān gāo jié gòu shàng yuǎn shèng chóu
    How far it is from the epoch when Robert Cenalis, comparing Notre-Dame de Paris to the famous temple of Diana at Ephesus, *so much lauded by the ancient pagans*, which Erostatus *has* immortalized, found the Gallic temple "more excellent in length, breadth, height, and structure."
  8. ài tǎn ěr 'èr shì bìng gǎn rǎn
    Epstein-Barr virus infection,EBV infection
  9. tōng de jiā yǎng huī yīng hóng hēi wěi bái liǎnyuán chǎn kào jìn chì dào de fēi zhōu
    commonly domesticated gray parrot with red-and-black tail and white face; native to equatorial Africa.
  10. wěi nèi ruì jiā chì dào nèi guī bān shǐ yòng de zhù huò dān wèi
    a fractional monetary unit of Venezuela and Costa Rica and Equatorial Guinea and Paraguay and Spain.
  11. zài 'èr shí shì shí nián dài zǎo tiān wén xué jiā 'ài qiú · 'ěr jiù céng yán liǎng yīn wéi yòu xiàng niè chǐ dòng yàng de wěi ér bèi bié chēng wéilǎo shǔde xiāng duì jiào jìn de xīng de guài xíng zhuàng yòng shēng zài liǎng zhě zhī jiān de guài de zhuàng lái jiě shì
    In the early 1970s, astronomers Alar and Jun Toomre predicted that the odd shape of two relatively nearby galaxies, dubbed the Mice after their rodent-like tails, could be explained by a fantastic collision between them.
  12. yīng guó shòu xié huì yán jiū dòng de yán rén lāi - wài - màn shuō: " shēng zhuàng tài xiàǎi zhǒng bān gòng tóng xiāng chù de néng xìng shǎoèr zhě hěn shǎo yòu huì xiāng 。 "
    "Ponies and zebras very rarely share the same environment even in the wild. A meeting between the two is very rare in the natural environment," said Lesley Barwise-Munro, spokeswoman for the British Equine Veterinary Association.
  13. bìng zhǒng chuán rǎn xìng detōng cháng shì dòng de zhì mìng bìngyóu jūn yǐn de gǎnjūn de zhēng zhào shì lín jié zhǒng liú dào kuì yángzhè zhǒng bìng huì chuán rǎn gěi dòng bāo kuò rén lèi
    A contagious, usually fatal disease of horses and other equine species, caused by the bacterium Pseudomonas mallei and symptomized by swollen lymph nodes, nasal discharge, and ulcers of the respiratory tract and skin. The disease is communicable to other mammals, including human beings.
  14. yòu tiānā dīng zhèng zài jiē shàng zǒu de shí hòugōng zhù ruì 'ěr cóng shēn biān jīng guò
    One day when Aladdin was talking in the street. Princess Badrul passed by.
  15. mèng xiǎng yòu tiān zhōu huì yòu suǒ gǎi biàn héng héng jìn guǎn gāi zhōu zhōu cháng xiàn zài réng tāo tāo jué shuō shí me yào duì lián bāng lìng chū jué zhí xíng héng héng zài hēi rén 'ér tóng néng gòu bái rén 'ér tóng xiōng jiě mèi bān xié shǒu bìng xíng
    I have a dream that one day the state of Alabama, whose governor's lips are presently dripping with the words of interposition and nullification, will be transformed into a situation where little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and white girls and walk together as sisters and brothers.
  16. zǎo chén men hái yào tóng men zài zhōu xiū dūn kòng zhì zhōng xīn zhōu hēng wéi 'ěr cāo zuò kòng zhì zhōng xīn 'é luó kòng zhì zhōng xīn de gōng zuò duì xíng huì měi kòng zhì zhōng xīn dōuyào xiàng men chū yòu guān men gōng zuò de wèn huò zhě gěi men 'ān pái xīn rèn
    We also have a morning conference with our teams on the ground at Mission Control in Houston,Texas,the Operations Control Center,in Huntsville,Alabama and Russian Mission Control in Moscow.Each control center prepares questions for us about our work or sends us new tasks.
  17. pài luó shēng 1913 měi guó mín quán lǐng dǎo rén yīn zài měi guó 'ā zhōu méng de gōng gòng chē shàng jué ràng zuò gěi bái rénér yǐn liǎo quán shì fàn wéi chē gōng de lián zhì liǎo quán guó de mín quán yùn dòng
    American civil rights leader. Her refusal to give up her seat on a bus to a white man in Montgomery, Alabama, resulted in a city-wide boycott of the bus company and stirred the civil rights movement across the nation.
  18. huí dào huí dào huí dào nán luó lái huí dào zuǒ zhì huí dào 'ān huí dào men běi fāng chéng shì zhōng de pín mín hēi rén zhù yào zhī dàozhè zhǒng qíng kuàng néng gòu 'ér qiě jiāng huì gǎi biàn
    Go back to Mississippi, go back to Alabama, go back to Georgia, go back to Louisiana, go back to the slums and ghettos of our northern cities, knowing that somehow this situation can and will be changed.
  19. měi guó dōng nán tōng cháng bāo kuò zhōuzuǒ zhì zhōu 'ān zhōu zhōu nán luó lái zhōuzài měi guó nèi zhàn qián zhè xiē zhōu shēng chǎn mián huā zhī chí zhì
    the southeastern region of the United States: South Carolina and Georgia and Alabama and Mississippi and Louisiana; prior to the American Civil War all these states produced cotton and permitted slavery.
  20. shì jīn méi shǔ de rèn zhǒng luò de 'ǎi shēng guàn yòu měi de suì zhuàng huā huā zài chūn chéng bái qiū huǒ hóng huò chéng chǎn 'ā zhōu 'ā gēn shān mài
    any of several deciduous low-growing shrubs of the genus Fothergilla having showy brushlike spikes of white flowers in spring and fiery red and orange autumn color; Alabama to Allegheny Mts.
  21. qiáo tuō luò zhù zài měi guó zhōu zhōng nán zhōu nán de zhī měi zhōu zhù luòxiàn zài fēn zài zhōu 'é zhōu dōng nán qiáo tuō rén zài 19 shì 30 nián dài céng bèi qiān zhì yìn 'ān
    A Native American people inhabiting central and southern Mississippi and southwest Alabama, with present-day populations in Mississippi and southeast Oklahoma. The Choctaw were removed to Indian Territory in the1830's.
  22. suǒ luò zhī měi zhōu zhù luòzuì chū zhù zài měi guó zhōu dōng běi 'ā zhōu běi xiàn zài fēn zài 'é zhōu zhōng nán 。 19 shì 30 nián dài suǒ rén céng bèi gǎn dào yìn 'ān zhōu
    A Native American people formerly inhabiting northeast Mississippi and northwest Alabama, now located in south-central Oklahoma. The Chickasaw were removed to Indian Territory in the1830's.
  23. sài 'ěr měi guó 'ā zhōu zhōng piān nán chéng shìwèi méng shì zài 1965 niánzhè shì xiǎo dīng · · jīn lǐng dǎo xuǎn zhě dēng yùn dòng de suǒ zài rén kǒu 23, 755
    A city of south-central Alabama west of Montgomery. In1965 it was the site of a voter registration drive led by Martin Luther King, Jr. Population,23, 755.
  24. kǎi 'ā zhōu běi chéng shìwèi míng hàn běi de tián shànggāi chéng zuì chū de fēn jiàn zhùzài nèi zhàn zhōng bèi cuī huǐrén kǒu 48, 761
    A city of northern Alabama on the Tennessee River north of Birmingham. Most of the original city was destroyed during the Civil War. Population,48, 761.
  25. méi 'ān měi guó zhōu dōng chéng shìwèi 'ā zhōu biān jiè jìnjié xùn dōng zài 1864 nián 2 yuè bèi wēi lián ·t· xiè 'ěr màn jiāng jūn de jūn duì píngrén kǒu 46, 577
    A city of eastern Mississippi near the Alabama border east of Jackson. It was razed by Gen. William T. Sherman's troops in February1864. Population,46, 577.
  26. míng hàn měi guó zhōu zhōng běi chéng shìwèi dōng běigāi zhōu zuì chéng shìwèi kuàng gōng rén kǒu 265, 968
    A city of north-central Alabama northeast of Tuscaloosa. The largest city in the state, it is in a mining and industrial region. Population,265, 968.
  27. měi guó 'ā zhōu dōng chéng shìwèi méng dōng shì ·t· huá shèng dùn 1881 nián jiàn de xué yuàn de suǒ zài rén kǒu 12, 257
    A city of eastern Alabama east of Montgomery. It is the seat of the Tuskegee Institute, founded by Booker T. Washington in1881. Population,12, 257.
  28. duō sēn měi guó zhōu dōng nán chéng shìkào jìn luó zhōu biān jiè。 1885 nián jiàn shì nóng de mào zhōng xīnrén kǒu 53, 589
    A city of southeast Alabama near the Florida border. Settled in1885, it is a trading center for a large agricultural area. Population,53, 589.
  29. 1954 nián dīng huò zhé xué shì xué wèi bìng jiē shòu liǎo zài 'ā zhōu méng de jiē táng de běn táng shī de gōng zuò
    In 1954 M.L. received his Ph.D. and accepted the job of pastor of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama.
  30. cóng qián zhù zài qiáo zhōu 'ā zhōu dàn xiàn zài zhù yào zhù zài 'é zhōu de de lián méng de yìn 'ān rén
    any member of the Creek Confederacy of Muskhogean peoples (especially the Muskogee) formerly living in Georgia and Alabama but now chiefly in Oklahoma.
  31. 'āi méng shān gāo yuán měi guó dōng gāo yuán cóng niǔ yuē zhōu yán shēn zhì 'ā zhōuwèi 'ā shān mài yáng yán 'àn píng yuán zhī jiān
    A plateau region of the eastern United States extending from New York to Alabama between the Appalachian Mountains and the Atlantic coastal plain.
  32. měi guó gāo yuán wèi 'ā shān mài yáng yán 'àn píng yuán zhī jiānbāo kuò wéi zhōuběi luó lái zhōunán luó lái zhōuqiáo zhì zhōu 'ā zhōu děng zhōu de fēn
    the plateau between the coastal plain and the Appalachian Mountains: parts of Virginia and North and South Carolina and Georgia and Alabama.