soft substance between the skin and bones of animal bodies, consisting of muscle and fat
KangXi radical 130
zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
dāngwǒmenmiànlínjīngkǒngdejúmiànshí, wǒmendedànǎohuìshìfàngchūshènshàngxiànsùjíqítāhuàxuéwùzhì。 zhèxiēhuàxuéwùzhìhuìdǎozhìwǒmenxīntiàojiāsù、 xuèyāzēnggāo ( shǐxuèyèliúxiàngwǒmendejīròuhédànǎo )、 hūxījícù、 xiāohuàsùdùfàngmàn。 wǒmenhuìgǎndàotǐnèinéngliàngyīzhènkuàisùyǒngliú。 When confronted by an alarming situation,our brain releases adrenaline and other chemicals which causes our heart rate and blood pressure to increase(moving blood to our muscles and brain),our breathing to become faster,our digestion to slow down,and we feel a sudden rush of energy.
( měiguóyòngfǎ) ānchúnhuòsōngjīderòu 。 (US usage) flesh of either quail or grouse.
( lièniǎo, lièqín) ānchúnderòu ; rúguǒshìyòuniǎo, shìhéyúhōngkǎohuòshāokǎo; fǒuzébìxūdùn。 (game bird) flesh of quail; suitable for roasting or broiling if young; otherwise must be braised.
wǒxiàngníntuījiànyúxiāngròusī、 gōngbǎojīdīng、 huíguōròuhédòubànjìyú。 I would recommend the Shredded Pork with Garlic Sauce, the Sauted Chicken Cubes with Chili and Peanuts, Twice-Cooked Pork Slices and the Crucian Carp with Chili Bean Sauce.
tángcùpáigǔ、 qīngzhēnglǐyú、 dōngcàikòuròu 、 chóngcǎoyāzǐ。 The Sweet and Sour Pork Chops, the Steamed Carp, the Steamed Preserved Cabbage and Pork and the Duck with Chinese Caterpillar Fungus.
xiānshēng, zhèjiùnǐdiǎndeqīngjiānlǐyúhékǎoniúròu 。 Here are the Fried Carp and the Roast Beef, sir.
yòngnǎilàohéxiánròuzuòchéngderǔdànbǐng。 quiche made with cheese and bacon.
tādejīròubùnéngràngtānǎpàzàihěnduǎndejùlíyǐnèiyǐměixiǎoshíyīgōnglǐdesùdùyídòng。 tānéngzuòdezuìmǐnjiédedòngzuòjiùshìhuīyīhuītāwānqūdegēbo。 Its muscles are such that it is quits incapable of moving at a speed of over a kilometer an hour even over the shortest distances and the swiftest movement it can make is a sweep of its hooked arm.
duìnǐláishuō, yīgènéngkànjiànderén, tōngguòguāncháwēimiàodebiǎoqíng--- yītiáojīròudechàndǒu、 yīzhǐshǒudebǎidòng, hěnkuàidìliǎojiělìngyīgèréndeběnzhì, shìduōmeróngyìyòuduōmelìngrénmǎnzúdeshìqíng。 How much easier, how much more satisfying it is for you who can see to grasp quickly the essential qualities of another person by watching the subtleties of expression, the quiver of a muscle, the flutter of a hand.
zàitānàjīròugǔtūdeshēntǐxiàmiànshìyīduīchànchànwēiwēidemǐngǎnshénjīng。 Under that muscled body of his he was a mass of quivering sensibilities.
dōngbànqiúxiànghuànxióngdeshíròudòngwù; zàiyòuxiēfēnlèizhōngbèirènwéiyǔdàxióngmāowúguān。 reddish-brown Old World raccoon-like carnivore; in some classifications considered unrelated to the giant pandas.
péngwěihuànxióng, huánwěimāoxióngyīzhǒngtǐxíngxiǎodeshíròubǔrǔdòngwù( xiǎohuànxióngshǔ), shēnghuóyúměiguóxīnánbù, qípímáochéng 'ànhuīsèhuòzōnghuángsè, wěibāshàngyòuhēisètiáobān, yǔhuànxiónghěnxiāngsì A small, carnivorous mammal(Bassariscus astutus) of the southwest United States, having grayish or brownish fur and a black-banded tail and resembling the raccoon.
lùqīshíròudòngwù; jiǎozhǐzàigēnbùfēnlièkāi:; gǒu; māo; xióng; huān; huànxióng。 terrestrial carnivores; having toes separated to the base: dogs; cats; bears; badgers; raccoons.
shíròudòngwùshíròumùgèzhǒngshíròuxìngbǔrǔdòngwùdeyīzhǒng, bāokuògǒu、 māo、 xióng、 yòu、 liègǒuyǐjíhuànxióng Any of various predatory, flesh-eating mammals of the order Carnivora, including the dogs, cats, bears, weasels, hyenas, and raccoons.
dàbùfēnshìjīyèderòuzhìzhíwù; qízhīgāndàiyòuyīduìkuāndeluǎnxínghuòxīnxíngyèzǐ, lìngwàiyīgè -- duǒbáihuādezǒngzhuànghuāxù; shēngzhǎngyúběiměixībù。 succulent plant with mostly basal leaves; stem bears 1 pair of broadly ovate or heart-shaped leaves and a loose raceme of 3-10 white flowers; western North America.
tǔjìhuòjìshēngdecǎoběnshǔ, jùyòuròuzhìkuàijīnghuògēnjīng, huāchéngsuìzhuànghuāxù。 any of various deciduous terrestrial orchids having fleshy tubers and flowers in erect terminal racemes.
tānàshìrénderòushēnjìnbùzhùchìlièdeshénguāng, dùnshífénchéngyīduīhuījìn。 Her mortal frame could not endure the splendors of the immortal radiance. She was consumed to ashes.
tōngguòfāsànderènòngshú( lìrúzàikǎoròujiàshàng)。 cooked by radiant heat (as over a grill).
shìròupiànluóbotānɡ, jiāliǎohújiāofěn, sìchuānfēngwèi。 It is sliced pork and radish soup with pepper powder. It's Sichuan style.
qǐngbǎròuzhǔdélànlànde。 Cook the meat to rags, please.
wúwěicìtúnshǔyīzhǒngyèjiāndǎdòngdetiānzhúshǔshǔdànièchǐmùdòngwù, chǎnyúzhōngměizhōuhénánměizhōu, hécìtúnshǔlèisì, yóuzhǐyòubāndiǎndezhǒnglèijiānádàwúwěicìtúnshǔ, yǐkàozhíwùhéshuǐguǒwéishēng, yīnqíròukěshí 'érbèibǔliè A large nocturnal burrowing rodent of the genus Cuniculus, found in South and Central America and similar to the agouti, especially the spotted species C. paca that lives on plants and fruit and is hunted for its edible flesh.
sūpíxiànbǐngyīzhǒngtiányòuròuhuòyúdecàidùnròudebóxiànbǐngpí A light pastry shell filled with a ragout of meat or fish.
zàishuōdàohèsītuōxiānshēng, tājiùzuòzàiyīlìsuōbáishēnbàng, tātiānshēngyīfùlǎngǔtóu, huózàishìshàngjiùshìwèilechī、 hē、 wánpái, tātīngdàoyīlìsuōbáiníngkěchīyīdiépǔtōngdecài 'érbùxǐhuānchīhuìròu , biànhétātánbùshàngjìnliǎo。 and as for Mr. Hurst, by whom Elizabeth sat, he was an indolent man, who lived only to eat, drink, and play at cards, who, when he found her prefer a plain dish to a ragout, had nothing to say to her.
jiékàngjī, duìkàngjīdǐxiāojīròuzuòyòngdelìngyīkuàijīròu , shōusuōjī A muscle that counteracts the action of another muscle, the agonist.
tíjīnénggòutíjǔshēntǐmǒubùwèidejīròu A muscle that raises a bodily part.
pútáoguǒpútáoshùsuǒjiéderòusède、 biǎopíguānghuádejiāngguǒ, chéngzǐsè、 hóngsèhuòlǜsè, kěxiānshíhuòzhìchéngguǒgān, bìngguǎngfànyòngyúzhìjiǔ The fleshy, smooth-skinned, purple, red, or green berry of a grape, eaten raw or dried as a raisin and widely used in winemaking.
jiāxiāngliàodehùnhéwù, yóuqiēsuìdepútáogān、 píngguǒhéqítāchéngfènzǔchéng, cànhuòbùcànròu 。 spiced mixture of chopped raisins and apples and other ingredients with or without meat.
tiánxiànyóuqiēdéhěnsuìdepíngguǒ、 pútáogān、 xiāngliào、 ròu , yòushíjiālǎngmǔjiǔhuòbáilándìhéchéngdehùnhéwù, yóuyòngzuòxiànbǐngdexiàn A mixture, as of finely chopped apples, raisins, spices, meat, and sometimes rum or brandy, used especially as a pie filling.
zhěngróngwàikēshùzhěngxíngdewàikēshǒushù, wèilechúqùliǎnbùyòuzhòuwéndepífū, xiàchuídezhuìròuhuòqítānéngkàndàodelǎohuàhénjì Plastic surgery to remove facial wrinkles, sagging skin, fat deposits, or other visible signs of aging for cosmetic purposes.
yān, xūnzhìtōngguòyān、 xūnhuòchénhuàděngfāngshìbǎocún( ròuděng) To preserve(meat, for example), as by salting, smoking, or aging.
měngrènyīzhǒngměngshǔjíxiāngguānzhǒngshǔdedōngbànqiúshíròubǔrǔdòngwù, yòuyīróuruǎn 'érlínghuódeqūtǐhéchángwěibā, shànyúbǔshídúshé Any of various Old World carnivorous mammals of the genus Herpestes and related genera, having a slender agile body and a long tail and noted for the ability to seize and kill venomous snakes.