雀zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tīng zhòng yā què wú shēng。
    The audience was struck silent.
  • fáng jiān lǐ（ de rén） yā què wú shēng。
    The whole room was silent.
  • chuāng tái shàng yī zhǐ yǔ máo wèi fēng de xiǎo má què 。
    a small unfledged sparrow on the window sill.
  • xià wēi yí dǎo yǔ shàng de què niǎo， tǐ xíng xiǎo huò zhōng děng。
    small to medium-sized finches of the Hawaiian islands.
  • hǎi 'ōu kē； jiǎn zuǐ 'ōu kē； zéi 'ōu kē； hǎi què kē。
    gull family; skimmer family; jaeger family; auk family.
  • què yuè jī dòng dì tiào yuè huò tiào
    To leap or skip about excitedly.
  • yī zhǐ yún què zài yún shàng 'áo xiáng。
    A skylark soars above the clouds.
  • yī zhǐ yún què gāo fēi rù yún。
    A skylark soared up into the sky.
  • yún què dōng bàn qiú bǎi líng kē míng qín， yóu zhǐ yún què ， yòu chí jiǔ wǎn zhuǎn de jiào shēng
    Any of various chiefly Old World birds of the family Alaudidae, especially the skylark, having a sustained, melodious song.
  • yún què kē de mó shì shǔ： yún què 。
    type genus of the Alaudidae: skylarks.
  • jīn yīng、 yè yīng hé yún què bù zài chàng gē liǎo má？
    Have orioles and nightingales and skylarks ceased to sing?
  • dì qī， zhè lǐ yòu kǒng què 、 yīng wǔ、 yún què hé jīn sī què chàng zhe bù kě mó nǐ de gē 'ér : yǔ zhòu jiān zhēn méi yòu yī yàng dōng xī bǐ cǐ gèng hǎo。
    In the seventh place, there are peacocks and parrots and skylarks and canaries singing inimitable songs, and there is nothing better than that.
  • wèi dào hǎo jí liǎo。 ( què cháo kā fēi )
    The taste is great.
  • jìn qíng xiǎng shòu bā！ ( què cháo bīng jī líng )
    Take time to indulge.
  • táng láng bǔ chán， huáng què zài hòu。
    The wolf has a winning game when the shepherds quarrel.
  • yún què zài kōng zhōng fēi xiáng， wō niú shēn chū chù jiǎo pá xíng。
    The lark's on the wing, the snail's on the horn.
  • gōng yuán yǐ yǎ bīn lì dào wéi fēn jiè， fēn wéi " dà huā yuán " jí " xīn huā yuán "。 " dà huā yuán " sì yǎng dà pī bù tóng pǐn zhǒng de què niǎo， ér zài yī bā qī yī nián kāi fàng de xī miàn de " xīn huā yuán "， zé sì yǎng bǔ rǔ lèi dòng wù hé pá chóng。
    Divided by Albany Road, the eastern or 'old' garden houses an extensive bird collection while the western 'new' garden - opened in 1871 - is home to mammal and reptile exhibits.
  • má què de dòng zuò hěn mǐn jié。
    A sparrow is very alert in its movement.
  • xiàng má què de běi měi zhōu què niǎo。
    sparrow-like North American finches.
  • zài jiào táng fù jìn fēi lái fēi qù de má què ， shì wéi 'ōu zhōu xué shí zuì shēn de shén xué jiā men wán quán wú fǎ kè fú de dí shǒu。
    A sparrow fluttering about the church is an antagonist which the most profound theologian in Europe is wholly unable to overcome.
  • yòu tè shū fā yīn qì guān de què xíng mù niǎo。
    passerine bird having specialized vocal apparatus.
  • hǎi yáng gōng yuán de lǚ yóu diǎn hěn duō， jì yòu diào chē、 duō gè shì jiè jí de zhǎn lǎn guǎn， bāo kuò hǎi yáng guǎn、 hǎi tāo guǎn、 shā yú guǎn、 què niǎo tiān táng hé hú dié wū； hái yòu kě róng nà 3500 míng guān zhòng xīn shǎng hǎi yáng bǔ rǔ dòng wù biǎo yǎn de hǎi yáng jù chǎng， yǐ jí jǐn zhāng cì jī de guò shān chē。
    The park's attractions include a cable car system, various world-class features such as the Atoll Reef, Wave Cove, Shark Aquarium, Bird Paradise, the Butterfly House, and the 3500-seat Ocean Theatre for marine mammal shows, and an exciting array of thrill rides.
  • zhù yào shì fēi què xíng mù zhōng duǎn tuǐ shù qī de niǎo， tā men zài dòng lǐ zhù cháo。
    chiefly short-legged arboreal nonpasserine birds that nest in holes.
  • shǐ zǔ niǎo yǐ miè jué de zhū luó jì shí qī yuán shǐ niǎo lèi（ shǐ zǔ niǎo mù shǔ）， jù yòu lèi sì má què de tè zhēng， rú yá chǐ jí cháng 'ér duō gǔ de wěi bā。 tā kě néng dài biǎo liǎo pá xíng dòng wù yǔ niǎo lèi jiān de zhuǎn biàn xíng shì
    An extinct primitive bird(genus Archaeopteryx) of the Jurassic period, having lizardlike characteristics, such as teeth and a long, bony tail. It may represent a transitional form between reptiles and birds.
  • zhū nuò qǔ xià 'ā 'ěr gē sī de yǎn jīng， sǎ zài tā de kǒng què de wěi bā shàng zuò wéi zhuāng shì， zhí dào jīn tiān zhè xiē yǎn jīng hái dāi zài lǎo dì fāng。
    The eyes of Argus Juno took and scattered as ornaments on the tail of her peacock, where they remain to this day.
  • ào màn de guān yuán； ào màn de shēng míng； jiāo 'ào de xiàng kǒng què 。
    an arrogant official; arrogant claims; chesty as a peacock.
  • dà hǎi què （ yǔ xiǎo hǎi què xiāng duì）
    The great auk, ie contrasted with the little auk
  • běi dà xī yáng hēi bái sè de hǎi què ， zuǐ biǎn píng qiě biān yán fēng lì。
    black-and-white North Atlantic auk having a compressed sharp-edged bill.
  • céng zài yuǎn lí běi dà xī yáng hǎi 'àn de duō yán dǎo yǔ shàng dà xíng bù huì fēi xíng de hǎi què ； yǐ miè jué。
    large large flightless auk of rocky islands off North Atlantic coast; extinct.
  • yòu xiē má què kě dá liù yīng cùn cháng， dàn tā men píng jūn yào xiǎo xiē。 wǒ men de zhī chū píng jūn měi tiān sì shí wǔ měi yuán
    Some sparrows are six inches long, but they average smaller. Our expenses averaged out to45 dollars per day.
  • tā yán lì de shēng yīn bǎ tā men xià dé yā què wú shēng liǎo。
    They are awed into silence by the sternness of her voice.
  • tā yán lì de shēng yīn bǎ tā men xià dé yā què wú shēng liǎo
    They were awed into silence by the sternness of her voice