堆zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tā zhōu wéi shì yī duī duī yì rán wù zī。
    It was surrounded with heaps of combustible materials.
  • zuì hòu yī gè cè lüè xìng duī tián qū zài yī jiǔ jiǔ wǔ nián qǐ yòng hòu， 3 gè xīn shè de cè lüè xìng duī tián qū yǐ quán bù tóu rù fú wù。
    With the commissioning of the last strategic landfill in 1995, all three new strategic landfills are now in operation.
  • duì wén huà yí chǎn bù gǎn xīng qù， zhè shì mù qián wǒ men shè huì de yī gè pǔ biàn xiàn xiàng， hěn duō rén nǎo zǐ lǐ gēn běn jiù méi yòu jì chéng wén huà yí chǎn zhè gè guān niàn， bǎo zài yǎn qián bù shí bǎo， hái néng bù zǒu bǎo？ bǎo shì nǐ shuō de， tā men zhǐ dāng nà shì yī duī cǎo。
    This lack of interest in cultural heritage has become commonplace in our society. Indeed, for many people, the idea of inheriting cultural legacy has never occured to them. When we fail to value art treasures as treasures, how can we not lose them? In the first place, some people do not even regard them as treasures, but trash.
  • zài shì zhōng xīn shōu jí de fèi wù huì yùn wǎng fèi wù zhuǎn yùn zhàn， xiān jīng jǐ yā， rán hòu zhuāng rù mì fēng huò guì， zhuǎn yùn wǎng 3 gè cè lüè xìng duī tián qū qì zhì。
    Waste collected in urban centres is delivered to these stations for compacting into sealed containers for subsequent delivery to and disposal at the three strategic landfills.
  • duī féi shǐ tǔ dì féi wò
    Compost fertilizes the soil.
  • bǎ（ shū cài děng） zhì chéng duī féi
    To convert(vegetable matter) to compost.
  • fēn pèijǐ wǒ men de rèn wù shì zài tián lǐ fān mái duī féi。
    We were assigned the work of digging in compost in the fields.
  • bǎ sù liào bù fù gài zài féi duī shàng， bìng yòng mù zhuāng gù dìng hǎo， yǐ jiā sù féi liào de fēn jiě。
    A plastic sheet was pegged down over the compost heap to hasten decomposition.
  • zhòng diǎn kāi zhǎn chéng shì shēng huó lā jī wú hài huà zī yuán lì yòng chǔlǐ jì shù jí shè bèi yán zhì； shēng huó lā jī gōng yè huà zì dòng kòng zhì duī féi jí yōu zhì cǎo píng féi ( jī zhì ) shēng chǎn chéng tào jì shù； dà xíng chéng shì shēng huó lā jī fén shāo chéng tào jì shù jí dà xíng shè bèi yán zhì； wēi xiǎn fèi qì wù chǔzhì jì shù jí shì fàn děng。
    This project covers as follows: emphatic development of technology and equipment of utilization and treatment of harmless urban living refuse resource, and living refuse industrialization and automatic control of compost and complete technology of production of high quality lawn manure (basal manure), the development of complete technology and heavy-duty equipment for incineration of living refuse in big cities, and the technology of treating hazardous wastes and its demonstration etc.
  • gù tǐ fèi wù duī féi
    composting of solid wastes
  • nián nèi， měi yuè píng jūn shōu jí 1530 gōng dūn qín chù fèi wù， sòng jiāo shā lǐng huà féi chǎng zhì chéng duī féi。
    A monthly average of 1530 tonnes of livestock waste was collected during the year and sent to Sha Ling Composting Plant for composting.
  • běn xiǎng duō liǎo jiě guó jì dòng tài， dàn wǒ hái shì yào xiāo huà yī dà duī míng cí， bào dào yě kàn bù dà míng bái， jiēguǒ fā xiàn dú yīng wén bào bǐ jiào tōng chàng。
    They slow down reading and make news reports harder to comprehend. It is comparatively easier to obtain information from English-language newpapers.
  • zhè yī dà duī cái liào shì bù kě néng yā suō chéng zhǐ yòu jǐ yè de nèi róng de dōng xī de。
    It ’ s impossible to compress this mass of material into a few pages.
  • jù xiè duī jī rú shān。
    Saw-dust piled up in a great cone.
  • yuán zhuī xíng xiǎo duī yuán zhuī xíng de yī duī hé gǎn huò mù cǎo
    A cone-shaped pile of straw or hay.
  • jiāng … duī chéng yuán zhuī xíng xiǎo shān jiāng（ hé gǎn huò mù cǎo） zhěng lǐ chéng xiàng yuán zhuī xíng zhuàng de duī
    To arrange(straw or hay) into piles shaped like cones.
  • luàn zāo zāo de yī duī ； hùn luàn de zhuàng tài
    A confused heap; a tangle.
  • hùn luàn zá luàn、 hùn luàn de yī duī ； hùn luàn
    A dense, confused mass; a jumble.
  • dà tuán， dà kuài； yī duī zá luàn hùn zá de yī tuán； yī duī
    A confused or jumbled mass; a heap.
  • qún jí chéng qún huò chéng duī dì jù jí huò xíng jìn
    To congregate or travel in a flock or crowd.
  • zhè yī dà duī shì mín zhù zhái， hǎo xiàng fēng fáng sì dì yōng jǐ zài yī qǐ， què yě bù wú qí měi guān zhī chù。
    That congregation of bourgeois habitations,pressed together like the cells in a hive, had a beauty of its own.
  • yuán zhuī xíng gān cǎo duī
    A conical mound of hay.
  • zhè yī xiàn zhì wú yí yǐng xiǎng liǎo chéng xù de líng huó xìng， suǒ yǐ jìn guǎn yòu xiē java shù jù yào bǎo cún zài duī zhàn lǐ héng héng tè bié shì duì xiàng jù bǐng， dàn java duì xiàng bìng bù fàng dào qí zhōng
    This constraint places limits on the flexibility of your programs, so while some Java storage exists on the stack héng in particular, object references héng Java objects themselves are not placed on the stack.
  • ddt róng yú zhī fáng 'ér bù róng yú shuǐ。 yīn cǐ， dāng yī gè húpō、 yī tiáo hé liú huò xiǎo xī shòu dào ddt wū rǎn shí， jiāng duī jī yú yú de zhī fáng zǔ zhì。
    DDT dissolves in fat but not water, so if the toxin contaminated a lake, river, or stream, it would bond to the fatty tissue in fish.
  • shū jià shàng duī mǎn dāng dài zuò jiā de zhù zuò。
    The shelf is piled up with works by contemporary writers.
  • wán gù fènzǐ， shí jì shàng shì wán 'ér bù gù， wán dào hòu lái， jiù yào biàn， biàn wéi bù chǐ yú rén lèi de gǒu shǐ duī 。
    Actually, the die-hards may be hard, but they are not hard unto death, and in the end they change into something filthy and contemptible, like dog's dung.
  • xiàng yè tǐ nà、 shuǐ huò qí tā yī xiē wù zhì zhè yàng de lěng què jì néng xī zǒu fǎn yìng duī suǒ chǎn shēng de rè。
    A coolant, which may he liquid sodium, water or some other substances can carry away the heat produced in the reactor.
  • yòng qì tǐ zuò lěng què jì de hé zǐ fǎn yìng duī 。
    a nuclear reactor using gas as a coolant.
  • tā men chī wán wǎn cān hòu， nǚ zhāo dài qián lái qīng lǐ liǎo zhuō miàn， gěi kù bǎi sòng lái liǎo kā fēi hé duī liǎo bīng qí lín de xiàn bǐng， gěi sū hé chén sòng lái liǎo chá
    They finish dinner. The waitress comes back and clears off the table. She brings Cooper his coffee and pie a la mode, and Su and Chen their tea
  • wǒ men zhèng zài nǔ lì chǔlǐ yī dà duī xìn jiàn。 tā men zhèng zài nǔ lì jiě jué yī gè jì shù wèn tí。
    We are wrestling with a mass of correspondence.
  • shǎo nán shàonǚ men shǒu tóu yòu liǎo dà bǎ de shí jiān -- shèn zhì kě yǐ rán yī duī pī lǐ pā lā de huǒ yàn lái shì fàng yī xià qíng xù。
    Teen-agers have time on their hands -- and perhaps even a crackling fire to set the mood.
  • yǎn jìng bǎo yī piàn guǎng kuò de、 dì shì dī de、 diǎn xíng de xīn yuè xíng shā duī huò tǔ duī ， yóu fēng lì xíng chéng， yóu qí shì yán húpō de shùn fēng fāng xiàng
    A broad, low-lying, typically crescent-shaped mound of sandy or loamy matter that is formed by the wind, especially along the windward side of a lake basin.