中zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù:
  • n.  xī là huò luó mǎ shén huà zhōng de） miù sī（ jiǔ wèi nǚ shén , jūn wéi zhòu sī huò zhū bì tè zhī nǚ , zhuān guǎn shī gē、 yīnyuè、 wǔ dǎo、 lì shǐ jí qí tā wén yì kē mù） .   the nine goddesses, daughters of Zeus or Jupiter, who protected and encouraged poetry, music, dancing, history and other branches of art and literature （
  • n.  xī là shén huà zhōng de） míng fǔ , yīn jiān .   place where the spirits of the dead go; the underworld （
  • n.  xī là shén huà zhōng de） bàn rén bàn mǎ guài（ shàng bàn shēn wéi rén xià bàn shēn wéi mǎ） .   one of a tribe of creatures with a man's head, arms and upper body on a horse's body and legs （
  • n.  xī là shén huà zhōng de） sài rén（ bàn niǎo bàn nǚ rén de guài wù , cháng yòng měi miào de gē shēng yǐn yòu háng hǎi zhě chù jiāo huǐ miè） .   one of a number of winged women whose songs lured sailors to their destruction （
  • n.  xī là shén huà zhōng de） tiān táng .   home of the blessed after death （
  • n.  xī là shén huà zhōng de） gē 'ěr gōng（ shé fā sān jiě mèi zhī yī , jiàn dào zhě jiē huà wéi shí tóu） .   any of three snake-haired sisters whose looks turned to stone anyone who saw them （
  • n.  xī là shén huà zhōng de） shuǐ shén .   water-nymph （
  • n.  xī là shén huà zhōng de） luò zhè zǎo（ shí hòu chǎn shēng lǎn dài yǔ mèng huàn de mǎn zú gǎn） .   fruit that makes those who eat it lazily and dreamily contented （
  • n.  xī là shén huà zhōng de） shé guài（ cháng zhù xǔ duō tóu , zhǎn qù hòu néng chóngxīn cháng chū） .   snake-like monster with many heads that grew again if they were cut off （
  • n.  xī là shén huà zhōng de） niǎo shēn nǚ yāo（ xiōng cán de guài wù , tóu bù jí shēn qū sì nǚ rén , shēng yòu niǎo yì yǔ niǎo zhǎo） .   cruel monster with a woman's head and body and a bird's wings and claws （
  • n.  xī là shén huà zhōng ） fù chóu nǚ shén .   goddesses with snakes instead of hair, sent from the underworld to punish crime （
  • n.  xī là shén huà zhōng ） měi huì sān nǚ shén（ cì yú rén lèi měi lì、 mèi lì hé kuài lè zhě） .   three beautiful sister goddesses who gave beauty, charm and happiness to humans （
  • n.  xī là jīng ruì bù duì de bù bīng , xī là jīng ruì bù duì zhōng de bù bīng   evzone
  • n.  zhàng mù zhōng yòu xiē chū rù（ rú shù zì bù què） .   There were some irregularities in the accounts, eg figures that were not correct
  • n.  zhàng mù huò zhàng dān（ de jié suàn）（ rú lǚ guǎn huò fàn guǎn zhōng ）   account or a bill, eg at a hotel or restaurant
  • v.  zhàng péng yīn fān bù shī liǎo zhōng jiān yòu xiē xià zhuì .   The tent began to sag as the canvas became wet