牛zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè chá diǎn wèi dào lìng rén zuò 'ǒu － wǒ xiǎng niú nǎi yī dìng zài biàn suān。
    This tea testes nasty – I think the milk must be on the turn.
  • chū shēng niú dú bù pà hǔ。
    The more wit, the less courage.
  • fù zú dòng wù shǔ yú fù zú gāng de rèn hé yī zhǒng ruǎn tǐ dòng wù， rú wō niú 、 kuò yú、 hǎi wā huò mào bèi， tè zhēng shì jù yòu yī dān gè tōng cháng shì juǎnqǐ lái de ké huò gēn běn wú ké， yòu wéi liǎo yí dòng de fù zú、 yǎn jīng hé chù jiǎo shēng yú tóu bù yī xiǎn yào wèi zhì
    Any of various mollusks of the class Gastropoda, such as the snail, slug, cowrie, or limpet, characteristically having a single, usually coiled shell or no shell at all, a ventral muscular foot for locomotion, and eyes and feelers located on a distinct head.
  • wō niú 、 kuò yú jí qí jìn qīn。
    snails and slugs and their relatives.
  • yòu fèi de shǔ yú huò yòu guān bāo kuò lù shēng wō niú 、 fēng yú hé mǒu xiē néng shǐ yòng lèi sì fèi de náng hū xī kōng qì de dàn shuǐ wō niú děng de yòu fèi de fù zú gāng dòng wù de
    Of or belonging to the Pulmonata, a subclass of gastropods including terrestrial snails and slugs and certain freshwater snails that are capable of breathing air through lunglike sacs.
  • niú yī bān de， chí dùn de xíng dòng chí huǎn de、 dān diào de huò dāi tóu dāi nǎo de
    Sluggish, dull, and stolid.
  • tā duì zhe niú pái zā zā zuǐ， chán xián yù dī。
    He smacked his lips over the steak.
  • zhè gè dān cí běn shì kǎ tōng rén wù hé mǎ - xīn pǔ sēn pāi nǎo mén biǎo dá huǐ hèn zhī qíng de kǒu tóu chán， rú jīn yǐ jīng chéng wéi cí diǎn zuì xīn bǔ chōng shōu lù de 250 gè xīn dān cí zhī yī。 yào zhī dào《 niú jīn yīng wén cí diǎn》 kě shì yīng yǔ shì jiè zuì jù quán wēi de cí diǎn。
    The cartoon character Homer Simpson's forehead-smacking lament is one of some 250 entries being added today to the dictionary, which is widely considered the leading authority on the English language.
  • xī lǐ bó sī dǎo cháng yòu xiǎo de zhí jiǎo de xiǎo xíng shuǐ niú 。
    small buffalo of the Celebes having small straight horns.
  • chuī niú yǔ shuō huǎng běn shì tóng zōng。
    A boaster and a liar are cousins-german.
  • zhǒng niú dòu fáng tiān huā shì yòu xiào de。
    Vaccination for smallpox is efficacious.
  • zhǒng niú dòu néng shǐ rén miǎn huàn tiān huā。
    Vaccination immunizes people against smallpox.
  • wǒ de xiǎo hái zhǒng liǎo niú dòu yǐ fáng tiān huā。
    My child was vaccinated against smallpox.
  • wǒ men zhǒng liǎo niú dòu， suǒ yǐ bù huì dé tiān huā。
    We're immune to smallpox as a result of vaccination.
  • niú dòu miáo cóng niú dòu dú sù tí qǔ de yòng lái yù fáng tiān huā de yì miáo
    A vaccine prepared from the cowpox virus and inoculated against smallpox.
  • tōng guò zhǒng niú dòu tiān huā yǐ dé dào kòng zhì
    Smallpox has been brought under control by the use of vaccine
  • tōng guò zhǒng niú dòu tiān huā yǐ dé dào kòng zhì。
    Smallpox have is bring under control by the use of vaccine.
  • niú dòu miáo de fā xiàn shì gēn zhì tiān huā de guān jiàn .
    The discovery of a vaccine was the turning point in the fight against smallpox.
  • niú de yī zhǒng bìng dú xìng jí bìng dǎo zhì qīng dù pí fū bìng yǐng xiǎng niú rǔ。
    a viral disease of cattle causing a mild skin disease affecting the udder; used to innoculate humans against smallpox.
  • dòu bìng dú yī zǔ hán tuō yǎng hé táng hé suān de bìng dú， bāo kuò nà xiē zài jǐ chuí dòng wù zhōng yǐn qǐ tiān huā、 niú dòu yǐ jí qí tā lèi sì jí bìng de bìng dú
    Any of a group of DNA-containing viruses, including those that cause smallpox, cowpox, and other poxlike diseases in vertebrates.
  • zhān nà， ài dé huá 1749－ 1823 yīng guó nèi kē yī shēng hé niú dòu jiēzhòng fǎ chuàng shǐ rén。 tā fā xiàn tiān huā kě yǐ tōng guò jiēzhòng niú dòu lái yù fáng
    British physician and vaccination pioneer. He found that smallpox could be prevented by inoculation with the substance from cowpox lesions.
  • gōng zuò zhuāng hé cháng jí xī gài de zhào shān yǐ jīng wú rén wèn jīn liǎo， jiù lián 5 suì dà de hái zǐ yě mài diào liǎo tā men de lǎo shì shàng yī hé dēng xìn róng kù zǐ， chuān shàng cóng qián zhǐ yòu shí zhuāng mó tè cái chuān de shí máo niú zǎi kù hé chāo duǎn qún。
    Forget coveralls and knee-length smocks. Girls as young as 5 years old are trading in their button-down shirts and corduroy pants for the hipster jeans and micro-minis they see on their fashion role models.
  • nǐ xǐ huān chī shàng miàn gài liǎo yī céng yáng cōng de niú pái má？
    Do you like the steak smothered with onion?
  • wō niú bāo kuò pǔ tōng shí yòng wō niú hé yī xiē yòu hài wō niú 。
    land snails including the common edible snail and some pests.
  • yī zhǐ wō niú shēn chū tā de chù jiǎo。
    A snail extrudes its horns.
  • nà zhǐ wō niú shēn chū tā de chù jiǎo。
    The snail shot out its horns.
  • wō niú zhèng zài shēn chū tā de chù jiǎo。
    The snail is pushing out its horns.
  • zhè zhǐ wō niú yǐ jīng zài ké lǐ fǔ làn wán liǎo。
    The snail has rotted away in its shell.
  • zài 'ōu zhōu duō zuò wéi shí wù de hǎi shēng dà wō niú 。
    large marine snail much used as food in Europe.
  • zhè xiē shì cái chū shēng bù jiǔ de wō niú 。 tā men de hēi yǎn jīng yǐ qīng xī kě biàn。
    These are snail's eggs. The little snail's black eyes can already be seen peering out.
  • chē xíng sù dù jiǎn zhí xiàng wō niú pá xíng。
    We're going at a snail's pace.
  • tián nà xī hé yù chī wō niú de hé lú， tǐ cháng 3 yīng cùn。
    3-inch snail-eating perch of the Tennessee River.