zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • lóu bǎn lóu xiǎo liáng zài jiē liǎng biān zhī chēng lóu de bǎn shù bǎn de yòu 'āo kǒu de bǎn
    A notched board at either side of a staircase that supports the treads and risers.
  • biān 'ái zhèng zuò dǒu zhēngjiē shòu yòu fēng xiǎn xìng de zhì liáo biān zài liáo chéng jiànxiē jìn xíng xùn liàn
    He fought those odds with a risky cancer treatment and continued to train between chemotherapy sessions.
  • shān biān de liú liú cháng jiāng
    The rivers on the other side of the mountain run into the Yangtze River.
  • měi guó nèi jiā zhōu zhōng de tiáo liúliú chéng yuē 499 gōng ( 310 yīng ), yóu běi nán huì xíng chéngxiàng dōng zài 'ā huá zhōu biān jiè 'ào xià yóu zhù
    A river, about499 km(310 mi) long, of central Nebraska formed by the confluence of the North Platte and South Platte rivers and flowing eastward to the Missouri River at the Iowa border below Omaha.
  • pàn zhí biān cūn shè
    Riverside plant life; riverside cottages.
  • jìng jìng zuò zài xiǎo biān
    He sat on the riverside quietlly.
  • men chuán tíng zài biān
    We tied up at the riverside.
  • zǒu xiàng biān
    He wended his way to the riverside.
  • zhè gāo 'ěr qiú chǎng de jiè kuò zhǎn dào biān
    This golf course expands to the riverside.
  • shí chì de wán tóng cóng biān chéng qún jié duì 'ér lái
    Some dozen barefooted urchins ganged in from the riverside.
  • tiáo gǒu jǐn gēn zhù páo dào biān
    My dog heeled me all the way to the riverside
  • tóng xué men zài jiǎ dōulái dào xiǎo biān
    The students all come to the riverside during the holiday.
  • hòu chū biān de yīzhuàng piào liàng de fáng
    The lifting of the curtain disclose a pretty house stand by the riverside.
  • men zài biān yíng jiē de dào láizài chūn gěi zuì nián qīng de niàn dài shàng huā guānzài shī yuē hàn jié qián xíng xià zhī jié
    We welcome the seasons by the riverside, crowning the youngest girl with flowers in the spring, holding a summer festival on Midsummere Eve:
  • yǐn shuǐ xiǎo biān rén yuán
    Few men, drinking at a rivulet, stop to consider its source.
  • zài biān xiàng guò chē yào qiú miǎn fèi chéng
    He thumbed a lift by the roadside.
  • yīng guó zhǒng biān yǐn shí diànshì zhuān wéi huò chē zhǔn bèi de
    (British) a roadside cafe especially for lorry drivers.
  • biān de gěi chē gōng bèi bàn shí de chǎng suǒfàn diàn)。
    a roadside service station (and restaurant) that caters to truck drivers.
  • zuì hàn dōng xié wāiměng zhuàng dào liǎo biān de shù shàng
    Staggering along, the drunkard plumped against a tree on the roadside.
  • men kàn dào biān yòu liàng bèi diū de chē cán hái
    We see the carcass of an abandoned automobile by the roadside.
  • chē tíng zài biān duì nián qīng bàn cóng chē shàng xià lái
    The car stopped at the roadside and put down a young couple.
  • dāng chē xiàng qián chí shí bàng de shù cóng men bàng biān wǎng hòu fēi chí 'ér
    The trees by the roadside whirled past us as the car rushed on.
  • xià cháo biān rén zǒu
    He dismounted from the horse and walked to the man on the roadside.
  • wǎn shàng men jiù huì zài biān de jiā jiǔ diàn bēi jiǔ chī diǎn sān míng zhì
    In the evening we would drop into a roadside pub for a beer and sandwich.
  • yán zhe wǎng qiánnán wáng hěn kuài jiù kàn jiàn biān yòu pái shù lín
    Advancing on the road, he soon came across a line of trees along the roadside.
  • zhe dòng chàng tiào tiào yóu zhǐ zài biān xiǎo jiǔ guǎn tiào huò bàn zhe dòng chàng de yīnyuè tiào
    To dance, especially in a roadside drinking establishment or to the music of a jukebox.
  • chéng bēi chéng biāo biān suǒ shè de shí zhì biāo zhì yīng zhǐ shì cóng gěi dìng de diǎn dào gāi biāo de
    A stone marker set up on a roadside to indicate the distance in miles from a given point.
  • ōu duō nián shēng yàn mài zhuàng zhì cǎoduō jiàn biāncǎo gān cǎo chǎngzuò wéi cǎo liào yǐn měi guó
    coarse perennial Eurasian oatlike grass found on roadside verges and rough grassland and in hay meadows; introduced in North America for forage.
  • hěn jiǔ qiánzài yìn céng jīng yòu liù xiā men měi tiān zhàn zài biān xiàng guò wǎng xíng rén tǎo
    Once upon a time there were six blind men in India, who stood by the roadside every day, begging from the people who passed.
  • chē qián shǔ de duō zhǒng zhí tōng cháng shì biān tíng yuàn de cǎo tuǒ yuánxiǎo suì shàng kāi fēi cháng xiǎo de huāmǒu xiē pǐn zhǒng de zhǒng yào yòng
    any of numerous plants of the genus Plantago; mostly small roadside or dooryard weeds with elliptic leaves and small spikes of very small flowers; seeds of some used medicinally.
  • dāng zǒu dào shì zhàn shí xiàn qián bāo jiàn liǎo zài biān liǎo láizhè shí liàng chē rán tíng zài de miàn qiáncóng chē zǒu chū wèi xiān shēng wèn qīng chǔ liǎo qíng kuàng jiào shàng chērán hòu zài huí jiā
    At the bus stopped, he noticed that his wallet was missing. Scared and nervous, he began to cry on the roadside. Then, a car pulled up beside him, and a man got out. On learning the boy's plight, he invited him into his car and drove him home.
  • ōu zhōu nián shēng cǎozài huāng yóu shì biān guàn shù cháng jiàn de zhǒng cǎo
    European annual grass often found as a weed in waste ground especially along roadsides and hedgerows.