zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tài yáng tiān chì dào de zuì yuǎn shí de liǎng zhōng de rèn
    either of the two times of the year when the sun is at its greatest distance from the celestial equator.
  • cóng guān zhě suǒ zài de xiàn dào gěi dìng tiān de xiàn yán zhe tiān chì dào de jiǎo
    the angular distance along the celestial equator from the observer's meridian to the hour circle of a given celestial body.
  • tài yáng měi nián tōng guò tiān chì dào de liǎng shí zhōng de rèn shí zài shí de zhòu shí jiān shì děng cháng de
    either of two times of the year when the sun crosses the plane of the earth's equator and day and night are of equal length.
  • shé xīng zuò zài tiān chì dào kào jìn xiān zuò tiān xiē zuò de xīng zuò
    A constellation in the equatorial region near Hercules and Scorpius.
  • shuāng xīng zuò běi bàn tiān qiú chì dào dài shàng kōng xīng yúnkào jìn bái yáng xīng zuò fēi zuò
    A constellation in the equatorial region of the Northern Hemisphere near Aries and Pegasus.
  • bǎo píng zuò zài nán bàn qiú chì dào lín jìn shuāng zuò tiān yīng zuò de xīng zuò
    A constellation in the equatorial region of the Southern Hemisphere near Pisces and Aquila.
  • cháng shé xīng zuò nán tiān chì dào de xīng zuòkào jìn xiè zuò tiān chèng zuò rén zuò
    A constellation in the equatorial region of the southern sky near Cancer, Libra, and Centaurus.
  • zhǒng sài tiān shì shèng zhuāng 'èr tiān shì kuà yuè zhàng 'ài
    an equestrian competition; the first day is dressage; the second is cross-country jumping; the third is stadium jumping.
  • 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 wéi lǎo shǔ de 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.
  • huáng dào tiān chì dào xiāng jiāo de diǎntài yáng xiàng běi dòng
    (astronomy) the equinoctial point that lies in the constellation of Pisces.
  • huáng dào tiān chì dào xiāng jiāo de diǎn tài yáng xiàng nán yùn dòng
    (astronomy) the equinoctial point that lies in the constellation of Virgo.
  • èr fēn shí tiān zhōng tài yáng tōng guò tiān chì dào de liǎng shí zhōng de rèn shí shí zhòu cháng duǎn jīhū xiāng děngchūn fēn huò qiū fēn
    Either of the two times during a year when the sun crosses the celestial equator and when the length of day and night are approximately equal; the vernal equinox or the autumnal equinox.
  • qiū zhǐ nián zhōng jiè xià dōng zhī jiān de jié qiū fēn dào dōng zhì zhǐzài běi bàn qiú shì jiǔ yuè zhì shí 'èr yuèqiū tiān
    The season of the year between summer and winter, lasting from the autumnal equinox to the winter solstice and from September to December in the Northern Hemisphere; fall.
  • dōngdōng tōng cháng shì nián zhōng zuì lěng de jiéjiè qiū tiān chūn tiān zhī jiānzài běi bàn qiú cóng dōng zhì dào chūn fēntōng cháng lái jiǎng bāo kuò shí 'èr yuè yuè 'èr yuè
    The usually coldest season of the year, occurring between autumn and spring, extending in the Northern Hemisphere from the winter solstice to the vernal equinox, and popularly considered to be constituted by December, January, and February.
  • tiān wén xuécóng chuān yuè qiú de shí juàn de jiāo chā diǎn dào chūn fēn diǎn de shùn zhe tiān chì dào xiàng dōng de jiǎo yòng shífēnmiǎo lái biǎo shìtóng chì wěi zhǐ dìng tiān qiú shàng de wèi zhì
    (astronomy) the angular distance eastward along the celestial equator from the vernal equinox to the intersection of the hour circle that passes through the body; expressed in hours and minutes and second; used with declination to specify positions on the celestial sphere.
  • shǐ shì dōng tiān shǐ yòng wéi dōng tiān de tiān zhǔn bèi huò zhuāng pèi chē huò fáng
    To prepare or equip(an automobile or a house, for example) for winter weather.
  • zhù 'ā zhù měi tiān dōuyào gěi diàn huà
    Remember the Alamo; Remember to call your mother every day!; Think of the starving children in India!
  • zài 'ā zhàn zhōng mǎn 'èr bǎi rén de shǒu jūn zài shí 'èr tiān nèi tuì liǎo qiān rén yòu de jìn gōng
    In the Alamo battle, less than two hundred defenders repulse the attack by thousands of Mexican in twelve days.
  • yóu 'ā dīng jué zhè yàng zuò shù shī xīn xiǎng:“ ràng zài zhè dāi shàng wǎn shàngmíng tiān jiù huì zhào de huà zuò de。”
    As Aladdin refused to do so, the Magician thought, "I will leave him for a night, and tomorrow he will do as I say."
  • tiān fāng tánzhōng de shén de dēngā dīng cóng zhōng zhào huàn chū yāo guài
    in the Arabian Nights a magical lamp from which Aladdin summoned a genie.
  • 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.
  • tiān zhī 'ā dīng hái huó zhe bìng qiě hái liǎo gōng zhù wéi
    One day, he learned Aladdin was still alive and married the princess.
  • yòu tiānā dīng de qīn jiào tián cǎi huārán hòu huā mài liǎo huàn shí huí lái
    One day Aladdin's mother told Aladdin to get flowers in the fields and sell the flowers for food.
  • 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.
  • zhī chí zhōng guó háng tiān zài píng děnggōng píng de yuán xià cānyù guó háng tiān shāng shè
    - Supporting Chinese space enterprises to participate in international space commercial launching services in line with the principles of equality, equity and reciprocity.
  • fán yòu zài zhè shì shàng móu qiú shēng cún zhě bèi sān zhǒng nán de tiān yǎn shì gǎn qínghán bǎo liú jiàn
    He that will live in this world must be endowed with the three rare qualities of dissimulation, equivocation, and mental reservation.
  • jīn tiān shì xīn 'ér shēng ?”
    Today is Xin-er's birthday. You remembered!"
  • bái tiān biàn yuè lái yuè duǎn
    The day becomes more and more short(ly)er.
  • men fèn dǒu de biāo shì xiāo miè tiān huā
    Their goal was to eradicate smallpox.
  • jiàn guó hòuwéi xùn gǎi biàn jiù zhōng guó liú xià lái de jīng wén huà luò hòu miàn mào chú shù shì cuī cán de jiù zhì jiù zài quán guó fàn wéi nèi xiān liǎo liè lán zhuàng kuò de qún zhòng yùn dòngshǐ de shè huì wèi zhuàng kuàng shēng liǎo fān tiān de shǐ xìng biàn huà。 %$
    After the founding of the People's Republic, there was a surge of mass movements throughout the country to quickly change the backward economic and cultural outlook left over by old China and eradicate the antiquated system and outmoded customs that fettered, discriminated against and humiliated women. This effected an earth-shaking historic change in the social status and condition of women.
  • * shì jiè wèi shēng zhì ( wèi shēng zhì ) xié diào de yùn dòng zài quán shì jiè xiāo miè liǎo tiān huā
    * Smallpox was eradicated from the world through a campaign coordinated by the World Health Organization (WHO).
  • cóng liù shí nián dài xīzàng jiù xiāo miè liǎo tiān huā bìng xiē wēi hài jiào de chuán rǎn bìng fāng bìng dào liǎo yòu xiào kòng zhì huò bèi xiāo miè
    Smallpox was eradicated early in the 1960s, and some other dangerous infectious and endemic diseases have also been effectively controlled or wiped out.