zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • sài miù 'ěr 1835 1902 yīng guó zuò jiā fěng wéi duō shí dài yīng lán jiā tíng shēng huó de bàn zìzhuàn xiǎo shuō zhòng shēng zhī ( 1903 niánzuì wéi zhù míng
    British writer best known for The Way of All Flesh(1903), a semiautobiographical novel satirizing family life in mid-Victorian England.
  • fēi cháng píng cháng de duì lán táo bēi diédàn men què shí hěn xiāng pèi
    Plain blue pottery cups and saucers. But they matched.
  • shā 'ā chéng shì shì hǎn de dàn shēng shì lán jiào zuì shén shèng zhī
    a city in western Saudi Arabia; as the birthplace of Mohammed it is the holiest city of Islam.
  • dāng quán shì jiè dōuzài niàn "9·11" kǒng de yùnàn zhě shí qún zhe de shí rén zài 9 yuè 11 zhè tiān pái cháng duì děng hòu zhe diàn yǐng de shì jìng huì men yào shì yǎn de juésè jiù shì gāi diàn yǐng de yuán xíngshā 'ā de lán hàozhàn fènzǐ―― běn · dēng
    Bearded Belgians eager to play Osama bin Laden queued on Sept.11 to audition for a role in a film inspired by the Saudi-born Islamic militant -- as the world remembered the victims of the September 11 attacks.
  • mài jiā shā 'ā chéng shìwèi hóng hǎi yán 'àn shì lán jiào chuàng shǐ rén hǎn de dàn shēng shì lán jiào zuì shén shèng zhī shì xìn lán jiào de qián chéng jiào de cháo bài zhōng xīnrén kǒu 550, 000
    A city of western Saudi Arabia near the coast of the Red Sea. The birthplace of Mohammed, it is the holiest city of Islam and a pilgrimage site for all devout believers of the faith. Population,550, 000.
  • wèi jiā zhōu 'ào lán míng wéi savagebeast( rén - shòu ) gōng zhèng zài zhì zuò gōng néng gèng jiā qiáng de sōu suǒ yǐn qíng
    But Savage Beast in Oakland, Calif., is one of the latest companies to try and build a better music search engine.
  • 'ěr 1747- 1779 lán ài guó zhù zhě jiāng jūnzài měi guó zhàn zhēng zhōng céng zhī chí měi jūnzhǐ huī liǎo chá dùn fáng zhàn( 1779 niánbìng zài zhī wéi shí shuài lǐng bīng zài zhè chǎng zhàn dǒu zhōng shòu zhòng shāng 'ér shēng
    Polish patriot and general who aided American forces in the Revolutionary War, commanding the defense of Charleston(1779) and leading a cavalry brigade in the siege of Savannah, during which he was mortally wounded.
  • ér zài rén bèi chǔsǐ shíshēngzhǎng zài lán nuó wēi sēn lín de mǒu xiē shù hěn néng bèi mìng yùn zhè qiáo kàn zhōngyào kǎn dǎo men chéng bǎnzuò chéng zhǒng zài shǐ shàng kǒng zhù míng de dòng de jià zhōng bāo hán liǎo kǒu dài zhá dāo
    It is likely enough that, rooted in the woods of France and Norway, there were growing trees, when that sufferer was put to death, already marked by the Woodman, Fate, to comedown and be sawn into boards, to make a certain movable framework with a sack and a knife in it, terrible in history.
  • lán shòu dān rèn yuèduì de shì guǎn chuī zòu yuán
    Frank hired out as a saxophonist with a dance band.
  • cóng guó huò zhě lán huò zhě kān de wéi jìn kǒu de hēi de wèi nóng de jiǔ
    dark-colored heavy-bodied beers usually imported from Germany or Holland or Scandinavia.
  • běi 'ōu de qún wén huà shàng yòu guān lián de guó jiāfēn lán bīng dǎo yòu shí bèi rèn wéi bāo kuò zài zhè
    a group of culturally related countries in northern Europe; Finland and Iceland are sometimes considered part of Scandinavia.
  • ōu zhōu de zuì běi duān jiào zuò lán wèi nuó wēi běi biān jièbāo kuò kān de wéi bàn dǎo de běi 'é luó de xiǎo fēn
    The extreme north of Europe is known as Lapland, a land that straddles the Norwegian borders to include the northern part of Scandinavia and a small portion of Russia.
  • kān de wéi de zhǒng shì ruì diǎn de guān fāng yán fēn lán de liǎng zhǒng guān fāng yán zhī
    a Scandinavian language that is the official language of Sweden and one of two official languages of Finland.
  • lán běi suǒ jiǎng de lán shì zhǎn de mén yán luó yàng shì luó qún dǎo shàng de rén men suǒ jiǎng de zhǒng kān de wéi yán
    Frisian, spoken in northern Holland, developed independently, as did Faroese, a Scandinavian language spoken in the Faroe Islands.
  • 'ěr màn bāo kuò yīng lán ( huò lán máng ), kān de wéi de zhǒng yán -- ruì diǎn dān mài nuó wēi bīng dǎo
    The Germanic languages include English, German, Dutch (or Flemish), and the Scandinavian languages- Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, and Icelandic.
  • běnniǔ lánjiā kān wéi zhū guóshì men xué de duì xiàngzài zhè xiē guó jiā mào xiāng zūn jìng jīng wán quán chéng wéi zhǒng shēng huó fāng shì
    The obvious role models for us to emulate are Japan, New Zealand, Canada and the Scandinavian countries, where courtesy and mutual respect for each other is truly a way of life.
  • yòng gòng zhèn chéng xiàng děng shù duì nǎo sǎo miáo lái chá míng rén wèishénme dòu xiào lán xué shén jīng xué jiā luó · luó wén shuō men zhèng zài jiě juérén lèi xíng wéi zhōng zuì hòu shàng wèi jiě jué de zhòng nán zhī ”。 luó de xīn zhùxiào de xué yán jiūgāng gāng chū bǎn
    With techniques like MRI brain scans to probe why people cannot tickle themselves into paroxysms of laughter, they are tackling “ one of the last great unsolved problems is human behavior,” says neuroscientist Rober Provine of the University of Maryland, whose book, "Laughter: A Scientific Investigation,"was just published.
  • zhǒng cháng guàn huā zhǎo zhuàng huò huì zhuànghóng zhì bái chǎn xīn lán
    evergreen shrub with scarlet to white claw- or beak-like flowers; New Zealand.
  • yōu de chóu róngzhòng suǒ zhōu zhī dexìng yīn chén de xīn yīng lán qīng jiào yōu jué wàng de sǒng jiān xiàn liǎo chén guāi 'ài jiāo de guànyōu chàbù duō yàn 'è zhěng rén lèi de nián qīng tiān cái héng héng · fēnguāi de xìng qíng qún mèn mèn de rén
    a dark scowl; the proverbially dour New England Puritan; a glum, hopeless shrug; he sat in moody silence; a morose and unsociable manner; a saturnine, almost misanthropic young genius- Bruce Bliven; a sour temper; a sullen crowd.
  • zài 492 dòng zǒng miàn 45000 píng fāng de huà juàn zhōng shù shǐ de suì piàn lián zhuì chū liǎo quán de shǐ jǐngzhè tòu zhe zǎo wén huàyìn wén huà lán wén huà zhōng guó wén huà róng de duān mài luòzhè liú xià liǎo xiē méi yòu yìn shuà shù shè yǐng de nián dài shè huì shēng huó céng miàn de qīng tóu yǐng zhēn shí jié
    In the colossal picture scroll of an area of 45,000 square meters contained in its 492 extant grottoes, numerous fragments of history were jigsawed into a hologram of history, which shows the inklings and traces of the early mergence of the Greek, Indian, Islamic, and the Chinese cultures. What were left here are distinct projections and true details of the everyday life of all social strata in an era that knew neither printing nor photography.
  • ér jiāo tōng guǎn gōng chéng shù rén yuán yòu xiē yóu quē língyòu xiē quē shǎo zhí dào 'ér cōng cōng kāi zhè gǎng wèizhè zhǒng jiāo tōng xìn hào dēng biān tǒng 1914 nián zài 'é hài 'é zhōu de lán shì shǒu shí xíng
    Traffic engineers, either lacking in ingenuity or a work ethic, scurried off with this system of color coding, and instituted the very first electric stoplight in Cleveland, Ohio in 1914.
  • yīng lán zhī shēngshì xiāng cūn tiě jiàng tiě zhēn shàng chuí de dīng dāng shēngshì zhū de qīng chén yāng de míng shēngshì dāo shí shàng lián dāo de huò huò shēngshì shān liáng shàng zǒu guò duì de nóng héng héng zhè shì duō shì yīng lán de yǒng héng jǐng xiàng
    The sounds of England, the tinkle of the hammer on the anvil in the country smithy, the corncrake on a dewy morning, the sound of the scythe agains t the whetstone, and the sight of a plough team coming the brow of a bill for centuries the one eternal sight of England.
  • 17 shì lán hǎi yuán shùzài yìn hǎi guī duō cǎi zhe men de hòu bèi cóng dǎo zǒu dào lìng dǎo xué jiā men rèn wéi zhè bìng kuā zhāng
    Scientists believe that 17th?century Dutch seafarers were barely exaggerating w hen they wrote of being able to walk from one Indonesian island to another acros s the back of green turtles.
  • rén jié zài 4 yuè 1 zhèng zhèng shì jié shù -- zài shì jiè dōushì zhǐ yòu fāng wài jiù shì wèi lán ài dīng bǎo běi bèi hǎi shuǐ bāo wéi de bàn dǎo
    And there it ends--everywhere,that is,except in Fife,the seagirt peninsula north of Edinburgh,Scotland.
  • lán de zhěng zhěng fēn zhī zài hǎi píng miàn xià
    Fully one-fourth of Holland is below sealevel.
  • wàn lǎo yìn wēi dǎo dōng běi chéng zhèn。 1657 nián yóu lán rén jiàn chéng shì zhòng yào de gǎng kǒurén kǒu 217, 159
    A town of northeast Celebes, Indonesia. Established by the Dutch in1657, it is a major seaport. Population,217, 159.
  • bān běi 'ài 'ěr lán dōng zhì shì wèi bèi 'ěr biānshì gǎng kǒuxiūjià shèng fān chuán yùn dòng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 67, 600
    A municipal borough of eastern Northern Ireland on Belfast Lough. It is a seaport, resort, and yachting center. Population,67, 600.
  • 'ěr yīng lán zhōng dōng běi de zhì chéng shìwèi 'ěr sān jiǎo zhōu de běi 'àn。 1299 nián huò zhì quán, 18 shì kāi shǐ chéng wéi zhòng yào hǎi gǎngrén kǒu 272, 500
    A borough of northeast-central England on the northern shore of the Humber estuary at the influx of the Hull River. Chartered in1299, the city has been a major seaport since the late1700's. Population,272, 500.
  • zài lán yín xíng kāi yòu tóu
    I have an account with Midland Bank.
  • yòu kàng yán xìng de nián shēng hǎi biān zhí yòu fāng xiāng de méi guī hóng de huò luó lán de huā duǒ huī de ròu zhì
    salt-tolerant seashore annual grown for its fragrant rose or violet flowers and fleshy gray-green foliage.
  • qìng zhù huó dòng cóng zhān · qiáo kāi shǐqiáo zài 'ài 'ěr lán dōng hǎi 'àn dòng léi shì nán bàn yīng de hǎi bīn
    Festivities begin at the James Joyce Tower, which is on the seashore, a half mile south of Dun Laoghaire on Ireland' s east coast.
  • bāo xīn cài dào 'ài 'ěr lán fēng wèi cài dòu juǎnxīncài dǎo suì bìng zuǒ huáng yóu
    An Irish dish of mashed potatoes and cabbage, seasoned with butter.