zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • ào dǎo shān mài de cháng guàn qiáo shǔ
    evergreen trees or shrubs of mountains of Australia and Tasmania.
  • cóng 'ěr jiā dào 'ěr shān mài de rén suǒ shuō de jué
    the Turkic language spoken by the Tatar people living from the Volga to the Ural Mountains.
  • zhǒng zhí de guàn chá huáng de huā chéng zǒng zhuàng huā gān zào hòu de zhì chéng xiè yàoyòu shí guī shān biǎn dòu shǔ
    erect shrub having racemes of tawny yellow flowers; the dried leaves are used medicinally as a cathartic; sometimes placed in genus Cassia.
  • nián shíběn gǎng gòng yòu de shì 15161 liàng ( hóng )、 xīn jiè díshì 2707 liàng ( ) shān díshì 50 liàng ( lán ), píng jūn měi zài liàng fēn bié wéi 110 wàn、 199000 1252 rén
    At the end of 1997, there were 15 161 urban taxis (coloured red), 2 707New Territories taxis (green) and 50 Lantau taxis (blue), carrying a daily average of 1.1 million, 199 000 and 1 252 passengers respectively.
  • shān luóbo shì shǔ róng cǎo
    type genus of the Dipsacaceae: teasel.
  • ōu zhōu shì jiè liù zhōuwèi 'ěr hǎi xiáhēi hǎi 'ěr shān mài yán shàng shuō shì 'ōu bǎn kuài yán shēn chū de de bàn dǎo
    The sixth-largest continent, extending west from the Dardanelles, Black Sea, and Ural Mountains. It is technically a vast peninsula of the Eurasian land mass.
  • shān shì fēi cháng máng de shàonián
    Sandy is a very busy teenager.
  • dān lǎng chéng shìwèi hēi lán de nán piān shì zuò chénggōng yuán qián 330 nián bèi shān zhēng hòu lái bèi sài liú guó wángluó bài zhàn tíng 'ā gōng yuán 645 nián hòutǒng zhìrén kǒu 234, 000
    A city of western Iran west-southwest of Tehran. An ancient city, it was captured by Alexander the Great in330 b.c. and later ruled by Seleucid kings, Romans, Byzantines, and Arabs(after a.d.645). Population,234, 000.
  • men xiàng huá shèng dùn xíng jìn cháo xiǎo shān de fāng xiàng xíng jìn
    We proceeded towards Washington; She continued in the direction of the hills; can also be used in the temporal sense: We are moving ahead in time now.
  • píng dǐng shān kuàng
    Pingdingshan Coal Mine Area
  • shān kuàng
    Xishan Coal Mine Area
  • rèn shān dòu shǔ de xiǎo zhí cháng yòng juàn pān yuán
    any of various small plants of the genus Lathyrus; climb usually by means of tendrils.
  • shān dòu shǔ zhí zhǒng wān dòu shǔ de cǎo běn zhí yòu zhuàng cháng de juàn zhǒng yán de huā duǒ
    Any of several plants of the genus Lathyrus, having pinnately compound leaves, slender tendrils, and variously colored flowers.
  • bēidài de zhàng péng dào shān dǐng
    Pack your tents to the top of the mountain.
  • ào lán měi guó jiā zhōu de zuò chéng shìzài jiù jīn shān duì miàn jīn shān wān jìn bān zhí mín zhě 1820 nián 1 yuè zài shǐ jiàn dìng diǎnshì gǎng kǒu tiě zhōng diǎntōng guò qiáo liángsuì dào gāo yùn shū tǒng jiù jīn shān shè xiāng liánrén kǒu 372, 242
    A city of western California on San Francisco Bay opposite San Francisco. Founded on a site settled by Spanish colonists in1820, it is a port and rail terminus connected with other communities in the Bay Area by bridge, tunnel, and rapid transit. Population,372, 242.
  • chuān shān jiá zhǒng cháng wěishēn jiǎo zhì lín de dòng shǔ yòu lín chǎn dài fēi zhōu zhōucháng yòu cháng yòu nián xìng de zuǐ biàn zhuō chī diào bái
    Any of several long-tailed, scale-covered mammals of the order Pholidota of tropical Africa and Asia, having a long snout and a sticky tongue for catching and eating ants and termites.
  • yìn jiā rén men de shān nòng chéng liǎo tián
    The Incas terraced their mountainous land.
  • shān de tián shàng cháng zhe shù
    The trees grew in terraces on the side of the mountain.
  • men zhèng zài xiǎng shān biàn wéi tián
    They are trying to turn the mountain slopes into terraced fields.
  • rán hòu dài men zài mǎn shì tián de shān shàng zǒu liǎo juàn
    Then he took us for a long walk through the terraced hills.
  • bēn níng shān mài xíng zài xíng zǒu shì shí fēn jiān nán de
    The difficult terrain of the Pennines will be a hard nut to crack.
  • yòu guān zài tiān rán shān shēng de shān qīng xiè de fēn xìng zhì yīn yán jiū réng zài jìn xíng
    Research into the distribution, nature and causes of landslides on natural terrain is continuing.
  • zhè dài piàn píng tǎnduō shǎo yīng dōubù jiàn shān jiàn gāo gǎng
    The whole terrain was flat as a pancake, not a hill or rise to be seen for miles and miles.
  • guò huái zhǒng shuǐ dàozǒu shān dōushì nán fāng de shēng huó guàn
    South of the Huaihe the terrain was mountainous, and the people grew rice. That was the way of life in the South.
  • men dào liǎo shān qióng shuǐ jìn de men de shēng zài jīng shòu jiù huì chǎn
    They are at the end of their tether; another strain upon their business means bankruptcy for them.
  • shān fǎng zhì pǐn jìn chū kǒu gōng zhí yuánchǔlǐ cóng xiāng gǎngào méntái wān jìn kǒu fǎng zhì pǐn shì cóng 1990 nián dào 1993 nián zēng jiā liǎo 25 de xiāo shòu 'éjīng cháng chūchāi dào zhè xiē fāng gēn fǎng zhì chǎng shāng qià tán
    Staff member of Shanxi Textiles Import and Export Company. Handled import of textiles from Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan. Increased sales by 25% from 1990 to 1993. Made frequent business trips to these places to negotiate with textile mills.
  • zài máo huò shān zhōngzhèng xiàng zài de jiā zhī dào yòng zuì de fāng yán shuō míng zuì wěi de shì
    He was perfectly at home in the thatched cottage and in the mountains. He understood how to say the grandest things in the most vulgar of idioms.
  • shān xià tiān bīng xuě róng huà
    In the mountains, it doesn't thaw in summer.
  • shān yuè gāo yuè shēn
    The higher the mountain, the deep the valley.
  • shān yuè gāo yuè shēn
    The higher the mountain, the deep the valley.
  • wéi gēn jìn zhè lüèdāng huì jiù méi nán shān jìn xíng xiáng guī huá gōng chéng xíng xìng yán jiū wéi gāi zhì dìng yòng gāngzhè xiàng yán jiū huì bié tàn tǎo zài gāi zhǎn kāng yóu yòng de huì
    As a follow-up to the strategy, a detailed planning and engineering feasibility study for Mui Wo and South Lantau will be undertaken to formulate a land use framework for the area with an emphasis on exploring the recreation/tourism opportunities therein.
  • chéng bǎo jiàn zài shān shàng 'ér de dǒu qiào
    The castle stands on a hill, and the road thereto is steep and rough.