zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yóu yàn de xīng hóng de huā 'ér zài zhí de zhí fēn zài 'ān shān mài
    grown for outstanding display of brilliant usually scarlet-crimson flowers; Andes.
  • bàn gōng shì duī shān de xìn jiàn
    the accumulated letters in my office.
  • 21 nián qián wèile bāng zhù jiǎn qīng shī 'ér de bēi tòng zhàng gěi liǎo shān shì tiáo cái 8 zhōu de guó rán gǒu
    Twenty-one years ago, my husband gave me Sam, an eight-week-old schnauzer, to help ease the loss of our daughter.
  • liú yán zhe shān chōng chū liǎo tiáo gōu
    The torrent scoured a channel down the hillside.
  • liú shùn shān 'ér xià chōng chū tiáo shuǐ gōu .
    The torrent scoured a gully down the hillside.
  • zhè xiē xiǎo nán hái chéng cháng qiāo gāo xīng xià shān liǎo
    The boys bobbed down the hill screaming with pleasure.
  • kǎo 'ěr shān 1898 1976 měi guó diāo jiāsān shí nián dài zǎo zài chuàng zào liǎo huó dòng diāo bìng qiě chuàng liǎo dìng de chōu xiàng diāo zhòng suǒ zhōu zhī de wěn dìng fēng
    American sculptor who created the mobile in Paris in the early1930's and also produced immobile abstract sculptures known as stabiles.
  • diāo jiāhuó yuè shān zài wèi shí chuàng zuò de rén chuán tǒng de zào xíng gèng zhēn shí gǎn
    Greek sculptor who was active during the reign of Alexander the Great. He created figures that were more lifelike than traditional forms.
  • 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.
  • zhù zài dōng nán yìn duō shān mài de mín de rén
    a member of an aboriginal people living in the hills in SE India.
  • shān dōng hǎi yáng xué yuàn
    Shandong College of Sea
  • quán gǎng zuì gāo de shān fēng shì xīn jiè de mào shānhǎi 957
    The seabed is relatively flat. The highest point in Hong Kong is Tai Mo Shan in the New Territories at 957 metres above Principal Datum.
  • zhǐ guò shì chē xíng de réndiān duàn yán shēn 60 yīng de huāng liáng zhī zhè tiáo wǎn yán xiàng dōng chuān guò shān mài tōng xiàng hǎi 'àn
    I was just a guy on a bike, alone, riding a 60-mile stretch of lonely road that winds through mountains eastward to the seacoast.
  • běi wēn dài yán hǎi huò gāo shān de zhǒng cóng shēng de hǎi shí zhúǒu 'ěr zuò wéi bèi zhí zhòngzhí
    tufted thrift of seacoasts and mountains of north temperate zone; occasionally grown as a ground cover.
  • hǎi huǒ shān pēn hòu huì yòu liàng jūn shēngyīn hǎi yáng xué jiā chū shēng mìng néng lái hǎi yáng bǎo shēng mìng miǎn zāo zhì mìng wài xiàn de shè xiǎo xíng xīng zhuàng qiú biǎo miàn dài lái de zhì mìng wēi xiǎn
    the serendipitous discovery of bacterial blooms following undersea volcanic eruptions led oceanographers to suggest that life might have originated on the seafloor, where it would have been protected from the lethal ultraviolet radiation and meteorites that bombarded the surface of the early earth.
  • shì shānhǎi sān qiān bǎi shí liù gōng chǐ
    Mt. Fuji, 3776 meters above sealevel.
  • wéi dào tíng mùdìjiāng cǎi liè cuò shībāo kuò guān jìn nèi de cái jiāo shì chǎngfēng cún cǎi bìng shí xíng fēng shān
    To completely halt logging, a series of measures will be adopted, including closing timber trading markets in exclusively protected zones, sealing up cutting tools and setting up checkpoints in closed mountains.
  • cóng 1996 nián kāi shǐguó jiā kāi shǐ zài xīzàng shí shī cháng jiāng shàng zhōng yóu fáng lín jiàn shè gōng chéngjié zhǐ 2000 niángòng tóu jīn 370 duō wàn yuán zhī chí xīzàng fāng yīn zhì kāi zhǎn rén gōng zào línfēng shān línlěi zào lín miàn 1.3 wàn duō gōng qǐngwéi gǎi shàn dāng qún zhòng shēng chǎn shēng huó tiáo jiàn huī liǎo liáng hǎo de zuò yòng
    Since 1996, the State has begun to build a shelter-forest system along the upper and middle reaches of the Yangtze River. By 2000, it had invested more than 3.7 million yuan in the project, actively supporting Tibet in building man-made forests and sealing off mountainous areas to facilitate afforestation as appropriate to local conditions. The afforested area has topped 13,000 ha, which, as a result, has played a positive role in improving local residents working and living conditions.
  • tàn zhào dēng rán zhào jiàn xiǎo zhèng yán zhe shān de rén
    The searchlight suddenly fell on a small party of men moving up the hillside.
  • jiāng zhǒng chǎn dōng de zhí gāo liáng jiāng shān jiāng shǔ), yòu xīn qiě dài xiāng wèi de gēn yòng zuò yào tiáowèi pǐn
    A plant(Alpinia officinarum) of eastern Asia, having pungent, aromatic roots used medicinally and as seasoning.
  • jiāng yào dào jiù jīn shān niǔ yuē zhī jiā
    I'll visit San Francisco, Seattle, New York and Chicago.
  • cóng shān shàng páo xiàng hǎi biānzài dào cháo hǎi de biān
    from the hill he took a seaward course; on the seaward side of the road.
  • wēi biāo yóu zhǐ jiàn mài zhé lún hǎi xiá de zhǒng cóng shān hǎi 'àn chuī xiàng hǎi de qiánglěng fēng liú
    A violent gust of cold wind blowing seaward from a mountainous coast, especially in the Straits of Magellan.
  • shài hēi de miàn kǒng chéng xiàn chū zhǒng hǎi yánggāo shān hǎi zǎo de hùn zhēng
    His face was a sunburned mixture of sea, mountains and seaweed.
  • xiǎo shān yòu shù lín de xiǎo 'ér yōu yǐn de
    A small, secluded, wooded valley.
  • duō shǎo shù mín bèi chéng rènjìng bēi cǎnyòu de zhǐ néng duǒ jìn shēn shānguò zhe shì jué de shēng huó
    Many of the minority nationalities, who were in straitened circumstances and not countenanced, had to hide in the mountains and live a life of seclusion from the outside world.
  • zài de yǐn zhī shānjīn cháng cháng yòu shī rén xué shì de yóu ér zài de xià biàn shì de ér de
    Today the site of his seclusion on the Kushan in the middle of the West Lake is an object of pilgrimage for poets and scholars, and below his tomb is the tomb of the stork, his "son".
  • huǒ shān huó dòng shuǐ 'èr yǎng huà tàn shì fàng dào hǎi yáng zhōngér zài hǎi yáng shēn chù de hǎi gōu hán huī chéng fèn de chén shēng chōng
    Volcanoes release water and carbon dioxide to the atmosphere and ocean. Subduction of sediments rich in volatiles takes place at deep ocean trenches.
  • gāi hòu zāo qiǎn hǎi yānmò jiān chén duàn yuán lǎng 'ān shān de shí tàn yánbiàn shì gāi shí de chǎn
    The region was subsequently inundated by a shallow sea. Sediments laid down during this time are represented by the Carboniferous marble of Yuen Long and Ma On Shan.
  • wài bīn : tīng dào hěn duō guān shān shèng jìng de qíng kuàngdàn shì yǎn jiàn wéi shí xiǎng yào qīn guān shǎng
    I've heard much of its beautiful scenery, but seeing is believing, I wish to see it with my own eyes.
  • shí suì de shí hòu kāi shǐ gēn qīn shàng shān [ cǎi yào ]。
    When he was ten, he began to accompany his father on his trips up the mountains.
  • zhǒng yàng de shān biǎn dòu shǔ de shù huò guàn de rèn zhǒngtōng cháng kāi dài zhe cháng bāo huáng huā duǒ
    any of various trees or shrubs of the genus Cassia having pinnately compound leaves and usually yellow flowers followed by long seedpods.