巴zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • měi guó de yī gè dì qū， bāo kuò mò xī gē yán 'àn jǐ gè zhōu； yóu fó luó lǐ dá、 ā lā bā mǎ、 mì xī xī bǐ、 lù yì sī 'ān nà hé dé kè sà sī zǔ chéng。
    a region of the United States comprising states bordering the Gulf of Mexico; Alabama and Florida and Louisiana and Mississippi and Texas.
  • yǐ qián shēng huó zài qiáo yě yà zhōu hé 'ā lā bā mǎ zhōu bìng chéng wéi kè lǐ kè lián méng hé xīn de mǎ sī kē jí zú rén。
    a member of the Muskhogean people formerly living in Georgia and E Alabama and constituting the core of the Creek Confederacy.
  • liú lǎn jù jiàng bā tè sī de tián mì shī xíng。
    Great Bartas' sugared lines do but read o'er.
  • fó luó lún sà měi guó 'ā lā bā mǎ zhōu xī běi bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú dí kǎi tè xī běi piān xī de tián nà xī hé pàn。 jiàn yú 1818 nián， shì gāo dù gōng yè huà chéng shì。 rén kǒu 36， 426
    A city of northwest Alabama on the Tennessee River west-northwest of Decatur. Founded in1818, it is highly industrialized. Population,36, 426.
  • mǎ sī kē jí yǔ měi guó dōng nán bù de yī gè měi zhōu tǔ zhù yǔ zú bāo kuò yà lā bā mǎ yǔ、 qiáo tè táo yǔ、 xī qí tí yǔ hé 'ā pà lā jí yǔ
    A family of Native American languages of the southeast United States that includes Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Alabama.
  • gē lún bù měi guó mì xī xī bǐ zhōu dōng běi bù chéng shì， wèi yú 'ā lā bā mǎ zhōu biān jiè， zhè gè dì qū yòu xǔ duō nán běi zhàn zhēng yǐ qián de fáng wū。 rén kǒu 23， 799
    A city of northeast Mississippi near the Alabama border. There are many antebellum houses in the area. Population,23, 799.
  • zhǐ yī bān bāo kuò 'ā lā bā mǎ zhōu、 qiáo zhì yà zhōu、 fú luó lǐ dá zhōu、 tián nà xī zhōu、 nán kǎ luó lāi nà zhōu hé běi kǎ luó lāi nà zhōu de měi guó dì qū。
    of a region of the United States generally including Alabama; Georgia; Florida; Tennessee; South Carolina; North Carolina.
  • ēn tè pǔ lài sī 'ā lā bā mǎ dōng nán yī chéng shì， wèi yú méng gē mǎ lì dōng nán piān nán， jiā gōng yè hé zhì zào yè zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 20， 123
    A city of southeast Alabama south-southeast of Montgomery. It is a processing and manufacturing center. Population,20, 123.
  • ào běn yà lā bā mǎ zhōu dōng bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú tǎ sī jī jí dōng běi piān běi。 shì 'ào běn dà xué（ jiàn yú 1856 nián） suǒ zài dì。 rén kǒu 33， 830
    A city of eastern Alabama north-northeast of Tuskegee. It is the seat of Auburn University(founded1856). Population,33, 830.
  • cóng qián shēng huó zài 'ā lā bā mǎ zhōu de mǎ sī kē jí zú rén； kè lǐ kè lián méng zhōng de chéng yuán。
    a member of the Muskhogean people formerly living in N Alabama; a member of the Creek Confederacy.
  • yà lā bā mǎ bù luò kè lǐ kè lián méng de yī gè bù luò， yǐ qián jū zhù zài měi guó yà lā bā mǎ zhōu nán bù， xiàn zài dìng jū zài dé kè sà sī zhōu dōng bù
    A tribe of the Creek confederacy formerly inhabiting southern Alabama and now located in eastern Texas.
  • cóng qián shēng huó zài 'ā lā bā mǎ zhōu de mǎ lā kē jí zú rén； kè lǐ kè lián méng zhōng de chéng yuán。
    a member of the Muskhogean people formerly living in Alabama; a member of the Creek Confederacy.
  • luò hòu dì qū xiāng bā lǎo de shí dài yǐ chéng guò qù。
    The era of the backwoods rube is gone.
  • kè lǐ kè zú yī gè zǎo xiān jū zhù zài měi guó yà lā bā mǎ zhōu dōng bù、 zuǒ zhì yà zhōu xī nán bù jí fó luó lǐ dá zhōu xī běi bù de yìn dì 'ān zú， xiàn fēn bù yú 'é kè lā hé mǎ zhōu zhōng bù hé yà lā bā mǎ zhōu de nán bù。 kè lǐ kè zú zài 19 shì jì 30 nián dài bèi yí xǐ zhì yìn dì 'ān bǎo hù qū
    A Native American people formerly inhabiting eastern Alabama, southwest Georgia, and northwest Florida and now located in central Oklahoma and southern Alabama. The Creek were removed to Indian Territory in the1830's.
  • tānɡ bǐ gé bǐ hé yī tiáo cháng yuē 644 gōng lǐ（ 400 yīng lǐ） de hé liú， fā yuán yú měi guó mì xī xī bǐ zhōu dōng běi bù， dà zhì liú xiàng wéi xiàng nán， zài 'ā lā bā mǎ zhōu huì 'ā lā bā mǎ hé xíng chéng mò bǐ 'ěr hé
    A river, about644 km(400 mi) long, rising in northeast Mississippi and flowing generally southward through western Alabama to join the Alabama River and form the Mobile River.
  • ā lā bā mǎ zhōu nèi de yī tiáo hé liú， nán liú xíng chéng mù bǐ 'ěr hé de yī tiáo zhī liú。
    a river in Alabama that flows southwestward to become a tributary of the Mobile River.
  • huí dá kě néng shì yà lā bā mǎ zhōu huò zhě shì méi sēn yī dí kè sēn xiàn yǐ nán de shénme dì fāng。
    The answer will probably be Alabama or somewhere south of the Mason - Dixon line.
  • yī zhǒng yě shēng jiāng， jù yòu chí jiǔ gù dìng de， xīn là qì wèi de xīn xíng yè； shēng cháng yú fú jí ní yà xī bù dào 'ā lā bā mǎ zhōu。
    wild ginger having persistent heart-shaped pungent leaves; West Virginia to Alabama.
  • cóng qián shēng huó 'ā lā bā mǎ zhōu de mǎ sī kē jí zú rén。
    a member of the Muskhogean people formerly living in Alabama.
  • ā lā bā mǎ zhōu xī nán de yī tiáo hé liú； liú rù mù bǐ 'ěr wān。
    a river in southwestern Alabama; flows into Mobile Bay.
  • měi guó 'ā lā bā mǎ zhōu zhōng bù 'ā lā bā mǎ hé pàn yī chéng shì； zài 1965 nián， zhè lǐ shì xuǎn jǔ zhě dēng jì yùn dòng de zhōng xīn。
    a city in central Alabama on the Alabama river; in 1965 it was the center of a drive to register Black voters.
  • yà lā bā mǎ zhōu xī nán de yī zuò gǎng kǒu chéng shì， wèi yú mò bǐ 'ěr wān。
    a port in southwestern Alabama on Mobile Bay.
  • ā lā bā mǎ rén de mǎ sī kè huò gēn yǔ。
    the Muskhogean language of the Alabama people.
  • fēn bù yú miǎn yīn zhōu zhì 'ā lā bā mǎ zhōu de gāo dà qiáo mù。
    large tree found from Maine to Alabama.
  • měi guó yà lā bā mǎ zhōu zuì dà chéng shì； wèi yú yà lā bā mǎ zhōu dōng běi bù。
    the largest city in Alabama; located in northeastern Alabama.
  • bà gōng shì xiān cóng yà lā bā mǎ zhōu kāi shǐ de。
    The strike first started in Alabama.
  • yà lā bā mǎ yǔ yà lā bā mǎ rén de mù sī kē gé yǔ
    The Muskogean language of the Alabama.
  • chǎn yú yà lā bā mǎ、 zuǒ zhì yà hé fó luó lǐ dá de náng shǔ。
    gopher of Alabama Georgia and Florida.
  • ā kǎ dí yà rén jū zhù zài 'ā lā bā mǎ nán bù hé mì xī xī bǐ dōng nán bù de yī gè mín zú， hùn yòu bái rén、 hēi rén hé yìn dì 'ān rén de xuè tǒng
    A member of a group living in southern Alabama and southeast Mississippi, of mixed white, Black, and Native American ancestry.
  • zài 'ā lā bā mǎ zhōu， dǎ hān de hái zǐ bèi jiào zuò jù hú lú。
    In Alabama a boy who snores saws gourds.
  • zhí lì zhe de shēn zǐ； zhí lì de huā bǐng； duì gǒu 'ér yán， shù lì qǐ lái de wěi bā biǎo shì jìn gōng； fèi xū zhōng yǐ jiù shù lì zhe de zhù zǐ； tā zhí tǐng tǐng de zuò zhe。
    an erect stature; erect flower stalks; for a dog, an erect tail indicates aggression; a column still vertical amid the ruins; he sat bolt upright.
  • jīn zì xíng shén tǎ gǔ dài yà shù hé bā bǐ lún shén diàn de tǎ， xíng zhuàng sì tī xíng jīn zì tǎ， yòu lián xù xiàng hòu qīng de tǎ céng
    A temple tower of the ancient Assyrians and Babylonians, having the form of a terraced pyramid of successively receding stories.