zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xià bān dào sāng de shì diǎn kāi
    What time does the next bus for Santa Clara leave?
  • céng 6 huò nián pái míng shì jiè de sāng de qiúgāo qiú de dòng zuò dàn yòu fēi zhōu fēng de shù ér qiě zài pāi zhēng gāo diǎn qiú shídòng zuò de zào xíng jiǎn zhí jiù xiàng de zuò jīng měi diāo xiàngqiáng liè de yáng gāng zhī měigǎn rǎn zhe wàn qiān guān zhòng
    Sampras is the world number one seed for six years in succession. His powerful service and high pressure movements not only have characteristics of African country dance, but also when he lifts his racket to strive for high point balls, the sculpt of movements is like a statue of ancient Greece, which are full of the beauty of strong manliness. It has impressed thousands upon thousands of the audiences.
  • céng liù huò nián zhōng pái míng shì jiè de sāng de qiúgāo qiú de dòng zuò dàn yòu fēi zhōu fēng de shù ér qiě zài pāi zhēng gāo diǎn qiú shídòng zuò de zào xíng jiǎn zhí jiù xiàng de zuò jīng měi diāo xiàngqiáng liè de yáng gāng zhī měigǎn rǎn zhe wàn qiān guān zhòng
    Sarnpras is the world number one seed for six years in succes-sion. His powerful service and high pressure movements not only have characteristics of African country dance, but also when he lifts his racket to strive for high point bails, the sculpt of movements is like a statue of ancient Greece, which are full of the beauty of strong manli-ness. It has impressed thousands upon thousands of the audiences.
  • céng jīng zhè yàng yàng huà fǎng guò lán huá huá huò sāng
    I have thus played the sedulous ape to FIazhtt, to Lamb, to Wordsworth, to Defoe, to Hawthorne.
  • duì fēi zhōu měi guó rén zhù shì de yán jiū tōng hūn shì zài jiā xiē chéng shì zhōu nèi huá zhōu wéi jiā sāng zhōu fěi yóu míng xiǎnyīn wéi men měi guó dōng běi zhōng de lǎo chéng shì xiāng zhù de qíng kuàng méi yòu me chū
    This tendency is particularly noticeable in California and in cities such as Dallas (Texas), Las Vegas (Nevada) and Phoenix (Arizona), where residential segregation has been less pronounced than in the older northeastern and midwestern U.S. cities, according to Reynolds Farley, who has studied African American residential patterns.
  • gōng guǎn sāng gōng guǎn 'ěr gōng guǎn wáng hòu xíng gōng zhè zuò jīhū jǐn lián zài shí bǎn dǐng cháng de jiǎo lóu dàoyìng zài sài zhōng
    Four almost contiguous Hotels, Jouy, Sens, Barbeau, the house of the Queen, mirrored their slate peaks, broken with slender turrets, in the Seine.
  • yòu shí shǐ bìng pàn sāng qiē yuè wèizhè yàng bān duì jiù huò liǎo jìn qiú huì
    Smith accidentally played Sanche on, so the Spanish goal was allowed.
  • suǒ wéisài nèi jiā 'ěr tǎn sāng lián gòng guó děng guó de zhì zào shāng kāi zhǎn liǎo lèi xiàng
    Similar ventures with local manufacturers have started in Burkina Faso, Malawi, Senegal and the United Republic of Tanzania.WATER AND AGRICULTURE:SOME FACTS
  • shí duō nián lái zhōng guó zhèng xiàng xīzàng fāng zhuān kuǎn liǎng duō yuán yòng luò shí zōng jiào zhèng wéi xiū liǎo jiàn gōng yuán shì de zhāo gōng yuán shì tǔbō wáng xīng jiàn de sāng cáng chuán jiào pài míng zhé bàng gān dān zhā shí lún
    Over the past decade and more, the Chinese government has appropriated more than 200 million yuan in special funds to implement the religious policy in Tibet. The funds were used to renovate the Jokhang Monastery built in the 7th century, the Samye Monastery built by the king of the Tubo Kingdom in the 8th century, and the four famous monasteries of the Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism -- Zhaibung, Sera, Gandan and Tashilhunpo.
  • dào qián wéi zhǐyóu guó jiā zhì chū wéi xiūxiū de zhù míng miào yòu zhāo bái yōng zhòng mǐn zhú xīng jiàn shì de sāng cáng chuán jiào pài míng zhá shí lún zhé bàng gān dān chāng qiáng lín zhèn jiā pài de jiā pài de chǔ dān zhí gòng pài de zhí gòng tiē běn jiào de yōng zhòng lín xià pài de xià děng
    The state and the autonomous region have financed the maintenance and restoration of a number of famous monasteries, including the Jokhang, Palkor, Tselayungdrung, Mindrol, Samye (built in the eighth century), Tashilhunpo, Drepung, Sera and Ganden (the latter four being the four main monasteries of the Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism), the Jampa Ling in Qamdo, the Redreng, the Sakya Monastery of the Sakya Sect, the mTshur-phu and Karma-gdan-sa monasteries of the Karma Kagyu Sect, the Drigung Thil Monastery of the Drigung Sect, the Meru and Rala Yungdrung Ling monasteries of the Bon religion, and the Shalu Monastery of the Shalu Sect.
  • sānggǎi biàn wèi lái
    NISSAN: Shift the future
  • huì 'ér shì sāng huì 'ér biàn chéng xiàn dài liú xíng de monkees fēng de chàng huò shì zhōng dōng yuè 'ěr de fēng qíng
    It can samba one moment, shimmy to a Monkees? style pop chorus the next or writhe to exotic Middle Eastern melodies.
  • shī zhī dōng 'ǒushōu zhī sāng
    Whatlose in the hundred will be found in the shire.
  • dōng běi sāng zhōu de shuō xiào xiào de mín de rén
    a member of the Shoshonean people of NE Arizona.
  • sāng zhōu nán de zhǒng guàn
    shrub of southern Arizona and Mexico.
  • guì : sāng xiān shēngwèile huān yíng nín zài lái fǎngjīn tiān wǎn shàng xiǎng qǐng nín dōng lái shùn chī shuàn yáng ròunín zhī dào shì xiān yáng ròu zài kāi shuǐ shuàn jiù chī
    Mr Masen, in honour of your second visit, I'd like to invite you to have "Shuan Yangrou" at Dong-Lai-Shun Restaurant this evening, you know it is instant-boiled mutton.
  • sāng cán jiǎn
    mulberry silk worm cocoon
  • xiǎng jiā cánsuǒ chū de shì sāng 'ér shì
    A thinker is like a silkworm which gives us not mulberry leaves, but silk.
  • lín zǒu de shí hòu , ā qiǎo dài liǎo xiē cán luǎn dài sāng
    When she left, Aqiao took some silkworm eggs and a bag of mulberry seeds with her.
  • lián zhì cān jiā tíng yuàn jīng sài 、“ shì chǎng yíng xiāo sài”、“ lóng tóu xiàng sài”、“ zhì liàng xiào sài sāng cán gōng chéng”、“ é gōng chéng”、“ cài lán gōng chéng”、“ lín guǒ gōng chéng”、“ wēn bǎo gōng chéngděng zhǒng nóng gōng chéng jiàn shètuò zhǎn liǎo jìng sài huó dòngtuī dòng liǎo xìng jīng de zhǎn
    Local women's federations organized women to participate in "courtyard economy", "competition for marketing sale", "competition for leading projects", "competition for quality and benefits" as well as various agricultural projects, such as "silkworm project", "goose and duck project," "vegetable basket project," "woods and fruit tree project" and "feeding project" i.e., which further expanded competitions and advanced the regional growth of economy.
  • cán 'é fēng wén zhōng de zhǒng fēi 'éhái bāo kuò sāng cán
    A moth of the family Bombycidae, which includes the silkworms.
  • zhōu zhǒng sāng shùguǒ shí yòu bái dào qiǎn hóng yòng lái wèi yǎng sāng cán
    Asiatic mulberry with white to pale red fruit; leaves used to feed silkworms.
  • jiù yòng sāng lái wèi yǎngkāi shǐ yǎng cán lái
    She fed mulberry leaves to the silkworms, and started to raise more of them.
  • gào 'ā qiǎozhè xiē xuě bái de chóng jiào zuò cán men chī de jiào sāng
    She told Aqiao that these white worms were called silkworms and the leaves they ate were called mulberry leaves.
  • huò zhù sāng xīn yóu zhōu dōng nán de měi zhōu yìn 'ān rénshì měi guó tóng shí de měi zhōu yìn 'ān rén luò zhōng rén kǒu zuì chóu de huò rén huàn yǎng jiā qín shù shú liàn de fǎng zhì zhězhì táo zhě yín jiàng 'ér zhù míng
    A Native American people inhabiting extensive reservation lands in Arizona, New Mexico, and southeast Utah. The most populous of contemporary Native American groups in the United States, the Navajo are noted as stockbreeders and skilled weavers, potters, and silversmiths.
  • sāng cái dài lán yòu yín guāng
    Arizona timber tree with bluish silvery foliage.
  • 'ào zhǒng lèi sāng de dǎo
    A dance similar to the samba.
  • de xuǎn dǒng méng · sāng gān lǎo gōng lái liǎo dài zhe lǎo ràng zuò zài luó shàng。”
    Matre Simon Sanguin, the elector of the Nation of Picardy, with his wife on the saddle behind him.
  • rén zhī de chéng yuányóu zhǐ sāng rén
    A member of a Sioux people, especially a Santee.
  • de rèn zhīyóu zhǐ sāng fēn zhī zhōng de xiē mín
    Any of the Sioux peoples, especially any of the peoples of the Santee branch.
  • yáng dùn rén de zhīyuán xiān zhù zài míng zhōu běi xiàn zài zhù yào zhù zài zhōu dōng yáng dùn rén yáng tuō nài rén chǔyú de fēn zhī sāng dùn zhī jiān de wèi zhì
    A division of the Sioux people formerly inhabiting northern Minnesota, now located mainly in the eastern Dakotas. The Yankton and Yanktonai occupy a middle position between the Santee and Teton divisions of the Sioux.
  • màn dùn zuì gāo yuàn guān sāng tuō jiā yòu bàn zuì jìn zhù shěn yòu guān màn de 'àn pàn zuì gāo xíng nián jiān jìn
    Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Marie Santagata can help. She presided over Friedman's latest case. She can hit him with the max: Seven years in the slammer.