zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhǒng gǎn qiāoqiāo shàng liǎo de xīn tóu
    A lonely feeling crept over me.
  • chóng zài mén xià xíng
    The insect crept under the door.
  • dāng lǎo shǔ chū dòng shímāo qiāoqiāo kào jìn
    The cat crept up as the mouse crept out of the cave.
  • zūn zhào de shēng fēn qiāoqiāo liǎo guò
    Following his whispered instructions I crept through.
  • yán zhe zhè tiáo xiǎo yòu cháng liè zài xíng
    Down the path crept a long line of ants.
  • hái men gǎn dào lěi liǎosuǒ men miè liǎo huǒ jìn liǎo zhàng péng
    The boys felt tired so they put out the fire and crept into their tent.
  • zhū luó bái 'ě chū de xíng dòng xiāng shìde yuǎn huà shí niǎo lèi
    primitive reptile-like fossil birds of the Jurassic or early Cretaceous.
  • shǒu lóng rèn zhǒng xiǎo xíng miè jué de lóng mùdì fēi xíng xíng dòng men jué duō shù dōuméi yòu wěi shēng huó zài zhū luó bái 'ě zhī jiān de duàn shí
    Any of various small, mostly tailless, extinct flying reptiles of the order Pterosauria that existed during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods.
  • miè jué de hǎi yáng xíng dòng tóu xiǎo jǐng cháng wěi duǎnbìng yòu jiǎng zhuàng zhīshēng huó zài zhū luó bái 'ě
    extinct marine reptile with a small head on a long neck a short tail and four paddle-shaped limbs; of the Jurassic and Cretaceous.
  • lóng sān dié zhì bái 'ě jiān de shǔ lóng mùdì shuǐ shēng xíng dòng zhōng de rèn zhǒngxiàn jué gāi dòng tóu xiàng hǎi túnhuì chángyòu
    Any of various extinct fishlike marine reptiles of the order Ichthyosauria of the Triassic Period to the Cretaceous Period, having a porpoiselike head and an elongated, toothed snout.
  • lóng rèn zhǒng miè jué de lóng néng fēi xíng de xíng dòng bāo kuò shǒu lóng men shēng huó zài zhū luó bái 'ě zhī jiān de duàn shí chì bǎng yóu kuài yóu měi qián zhī zhōng fēi cháng cháng de jiǎo zhǐ zhī chēng de gòu chéng
    Any of various extinct flying reptiles of the order Pterosauria, including the pterodactyls, of the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, characterized by wings consisting of a flap of skin supported by the very long fourth digit on each forelimb.
  • zhōng shēng dài de bāo kuò sān dié zhū luó bái 'ě zài nèi de zhì shǐ shàng sān shí dài de fēi xíng de chóng lèiniǎo lèi kāi huā zhí lèi de zhǎn kǒng lóng de chū xiàn miè jué wéi zhēnghuò guān zhè shí dài de
    Of, relating to, or being the third era of geologic time, including the Triassic Period, the Jurassic Period, and the Cretaceous Period and characterized by the development of flying reptiles, birds, and flowering plants and the appearance and extinction of dinosaurs.
  • hóu xiàng shù chā shàng liǎo shù
    The monkey leaped at a crotch of a tree and climbed on it.
  • men shàng liǎo céng céng bái xuě gài de shān dǐng
    They climbed the mountain which was crowned with layers of snow.
  • zài zhòng zhī xià , de duì shǒu jiù dǎo zài bǎn shàng lái
    At the first punch, his opponent crumpled to the floor.
  • men tōng guò tiáo xiǎo dào shān shàng
    They climbed up the mountain through a defile.
  • men xià dǒu qiào de xié
    We climbed down an abrupt descent.
  • z xíng dòng xié xiàng huò 'àn z xíng pān dēng xià huò héng chuān shān zài huá xuě zhōng
    To go up, down, or across a slope diagonally or in a zigzag manner, as in skiing.
  • wèi shí zhǒng xiǎo shí tóucháng xiàn mǒu xiē chóng niǎo de wèi zhōngtōng guò bāng zhù niǎn shí lái bāng zhù xiāo huà
    A small stone found in the stomach of some reptiles, fish, and birds that aids in digestion by helping grind ingested food material.
  • duō kǒng lóng de xiǎn shì men de xíng dòng niǎo lèi dòng yàng kuài bān de xíng lèi yào kuài duō
    Many dinosaur track- ways show that dinosaurs walked as fast as do birds and mammals, and much more rapidly than can be sustained by reptiles.
  • men shè quàn xiàng dǎo yào shān
    We tried to discourage him from climbing the mountain without a guide.
  • è liè de tiān shǐ men duì shān wàng 'ér shēng wèi
    The weather discouraged us from climbing the mountain.
  • xià chē xíngbiān zǒu biān xiǎo xīn tuī zhe chēzài suí shí dōukě néng wǎi jiǎo de miàn shàngshàng shàng xià xià
    I had to dismount and walk, maneuvering the bike on foot, up and down hills, on potentially ankle-Breaking terrain.
  • měi zhōu men huò gōng yuán huò shān
    Every Sunday, they disport themselves either in the parks or in the mountains.
  • fēi dào lìng rén tóuyūn huàn de gāo
    The airplane climbed to a dizzy height.
  • shàng zuò shān gǎng háo fèi .
    That hill's an absolute doddle (to climb).
  • zài guò zhòngjīhū guò gǎng
    The donkey is so overloaded, it can hardly climb the hill.
  • zài guò zhòngjīhū guò gǎng
    The donkey was so overloaded, it could hardly climb the hill.
  • wǎng xià xiàng tiáo gèng de shù zhī
    She climbed downwards to a lower branch of the tree.
  • zhǒng màn de xíng wéi fāng shì de dòngyòng shǒu gài huò zhě tuō zhe shēn )。
    a slow creeping mode of locomotion (on hands and knees or dragging the body).
  • xíng yòng huò gài tuō shēn zài shàng huǎn màn dòng de xíng wéi
    The action of moving slowly on the hands or knees or dragging the body along the ground.
  • yáng wēn nuǎn shuǐ de shēn biǎn píng línkào xiōng yǒng
    bottom-dweller of warm western Atlantic coastal waters having a flattened scaleless body that crawls about on fleshy pectoral and pelvic fins.