zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • 'èrnán hán de cái zhèng zhuàng kuàng zhú jiàn wěn dìng xià láiyīn wéi shì jiè guó zhōng míng bái dàoyào jiě jué jīn róng wēi jué néng dān kào guó jiā běn shēn de cái zhèng chǔ bèiguó huò jīn zhì gōng yòu tiáo jiàn de jīn yuán zhùér guó jīn róng gòu yuàn shī yuán shǒu gōng xīn dài kuǎn
    Second, the financial situation in Korea has stabilised because the world finally realised that financial crises cannot be solved by official funds alone, but a combination of IMF funding and conditionality, plus voluntary rollovers provided by international banking institutions.
  • suō bái luó ( 1881 1916 niánhuáng hòu hèshī rén mén · 'ěr wéi xiě zuò míng
    Queen of Romania(1881-1916) and poet who wrote under the pseudonym Carmen Sylva.
  • jiù shì zhè shí hòu men cái míng báiyuán xiān rèn wéi hǎi yīn gēn wán de shí hòu yòu tuī yòu zhuàizhǐ shì xiǎo gǒu 'ài xiā nàoshí shàng shì yòu dídí
    It was then they recognized that what they had assumed was puppy playfulness--Heinz's pushing and tugging at Tex while romping with him--actually had a purpose.
  • zhēn míng bái , shénme yuán yīn shǐ zhè me cōng cōng máng máng fàng liǎo zhè yàng hěn yòu qián de zhí wèi
    I really fail to understand what actuated you to give up such a promising post so hastily.
  • 1901 nián 'ào duō · luó zhè zuò jiàn zhù zhèng shì mìng míng wéi bái gōng
    But in 1901 President Theodore Roosevelt made it official: The White House.
  • yòu tiān luó jìn bái gōng jiàn zǒng tǒngzhèng zhí zǒng tǒng rén chū wài miàn
    Roosevelt called at the White House one day when the President and Mrs. Taft were away.
  • liǎo jiě liǎo měi guó rén zhǒng kào chōng fēn shí xiàn rén bào de jià zhí guān diǎn men jiù huì míng bái wèishénme měi guó rén yuàn rén shēn jiāo men de rén guān jìn guǎn kàn lái hěn yǒu hǎodàn měi guó rén bān miǎn chéng dān huì gěi dài lái de wěi tuō huò chéng nuò men yuàn shòu qiān lián
    Given the American values of self-reliance and self-actualization, we can realize why Americans tend to avoid personal commitments that might bring obligations. They simply do not like to get involved.
  • shí yòng de dàn bái gēnpēng rèn hòu shí yòng
    whitish edible root; eaten cooked.
  • bái gēn de tián càishí táng de yuán liào
    white-rooted beet grown as a source of sugar.
  • zhǒng shēng měi zhōu 'ōu zhōu táng zhōng de duō nián shēng zhí zǒng zhuàng huā huā bái huò dài wéi sān xiǎo qiáng liè de wèicháng cháng zhā gēn shuǐ biān bìng qiě màn yán biǎo miàn
    perennial plant of Europe and America having racemes of white or purplish flowers and intensely bitter trifoliate leaves; often rooting at water margin and spreading across the surface.
  • zhǒng 'ōu zhōu suì yòu dài jié de bái gēn gān
    European bittercress having a knotted white rootstock.
  • měi guó nán cǎo běn zhí yòu xīn de kuài zhuàng jīngcháng yòu yòu bái bāo piàn de xiǎo suì zhuàng huāshǐ rén xiǎng yín lián huā
    stonoliferous herb of southwestern United States and Mexico having a pungent rootstock and small spicate flowers with white bracts suggesting an anemone.
  • xuè gēn cǎo zhǒng duō nián shēng de shēng zhí měi zhōu xuè gēn cǎo),, yuán chǎn běi měi zhōu dōng de sēn língēn jīng xiān yàn zhī hóng qiě yòu dān shēngzǎo chūn kāi bái dān huā
    A perennial wildflower(Sanguinaria canadensis), native to forests in eastern North America and having a fleshy rootstock exuding a poisonous red sap, a single lobed leaf, and a solitary white flower in early spring.
  • yuán chǎn běi měi lín de duō nián shēng zhí hóng gēn hóng zhī zǎo chūn kāi bái huāgēn jīng bèi yòng zuò huà tán
    perennial woodland native of North America having a red root and red sap and bearing a solitary lobed leave and white flower in early spring and having acrid emetic properties; rootstock used as a stimulant and expectorant.
  • sān suì zhǒng chǎn běi měi dōng de sēn lín zhí sān suì ), shēng yòu ròu zhì gēn jīng yòu sān xiǎo de piànkāi bái huò fěn hóng huā
    A woodland plant(Cardamine diphylla) of eastern North America, having fleshy rootstocks, trifoliolate leaves, and clusters of white or pinkish flowers.
  • jiǎo tòng gēn zhǒng bǎi fěn tiáo 'ér cài shǔ duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí bié shì běi měi fěn tiáo 'ér càichǎn běi měi dōng cháng yòu bái xiǎo huā de zǒng zhuàng huā gēn jīng zuì chū yòng yào zhōng zhì liáo shàn tòng
    Any of certain perennial herbs of the genus Aletris in the lily family, especially A. farinosa of eastern North America, having racemes of small white flowers and rootstocks formerly used in medicine to treat colic.
  • rén shì wèi měi guó hēi rén cái féngzài xià bān huí jiā de shàngyóu wèi gěi míng bái rén chéng chē zhě ràng zuò 'ér bèi rén shì yīn wéi zhè zhǒngzuìér bèi de měi guó hēi rén liǎo
    Rosa Parks on December 1st, 1955. Mrs. Parks, and African-American seamstress on her way home from work, was arrested for not giving a white bus rider her seat.
  • xiù xiàn shǔ de rèn zhǒng lèi qiáng wēi de zhí yòu bái huò fěn hóng de huā zhī
    any rosaceous plant of the genus Spiraea; has sprays of small white or pink flowers.
  • dàn bái zhì zài xiāng dòu zhǒng xiàn de zhǒng yòu dàn bái zhì
    A poisonous protein found in the seeds of the rosary pea.
  • yuē wáng cháo yīng guó tǒng zhì wáng cháo( 1461 héng 1485 nián), bāo kuò 'ài huá shìài huá shì chá sān shìzài méi guī zhàn zhēng jiān biāo zhì shì bái méi guī
    Ruling house of England(1461-1485), including Edward IV, Edward V, and Richard III. During the Wars of the Roses its symbol was a white rose.
  • jiā zhe méi guī máo de 'ào bái fèng tóu yīng
    white Australian cockatoo with roseate tinged plumage.
  • zhǒng shí huā de xiǎo de shuǐ shēng zhí yòu shēng de zhuī zhuàng wēi xiǎo de bái huābiàn běi
    small aquatic plant having tufted awl-shaped leaves in a basal rosette and minute white flowers; circumboreal.
  • zhè yǎn yuán wàng liǎo de duì bái ”。
    the actor forgot his lines.
  • cháng yòu qiú jīng de xiǎo xíng duō nián shēng zhí méi guī huā xíngduō zhī de piàn huā lüè dài fěn hóng de bái huāfēn běi měi dōng
    small cormous perennial grown for its low rosette of succulent foliage and racemes of pink-tinged white flowers; eastern North America.
  • jiā lāi cǎo zhǒng chǎn měi guó dōng de duō nián shēng de jīng cháng zhí jiā jiā shǔ), yòu dài guāng de xīn xíng de qiáng wēi cóng suì zhuàng xiǎo bái huā
    A stemless, evergreen, perennial plant(Galax urceolata) of the eastern United States, having a rosette of glossy, heart-shaped leaves and small, white flowers in spikelike clusters.
  • ǎi shēng zhuàng bǐng cǎo běn zhí chéng xiàn xíng huò xiàn zhuàng dǎo zhēn xíngchéng lián zuò zhuàngkāi tóu zhuàng bái huājié yòu gāng máo de shòu guǒfēn zài jiā zhōng měi guó de sāng zhōu
    dwarf tufted nearly stemless herb having a rosette of woolly leaves and large white-rayed flower heads and bristly achenes; central Canada and United States west to Arizona.
  • gān de duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí dài xià biān cháng róng máolián zuò cóng zhōng kāi yòu bái huò zōng dān huā chéng de huāā 'ěr bēi shān huò 'ōu zhōu dōng
    stemless perennial having large flowers with white or purple-brown florets nestled in a rosette of long spiny leaves hairy beneath; of alpine regions of southern and eastern Europe.
  • shēng cháng zhí yòu de shēng lián zuò cóng chéng dāo zhuàngyuán zhuī huā huā fěn fěn huò yòu bái hóng de bān wén
    evergreen perennial having a dense basal rosette of long spatula-shaped leaves and panicles of pink or white-and-red-striped or pink-purple flowers; found on cliffs and in rock crevices in mountains of southwestern Oregon and northern California.
  • máo cóng bái dào nǎi yóu huáng huī huī děngzhōng jiān diǎn zhuì zhe tàn huī huò zhě hēi xiǎo yuán diǎn
    Their fur varies from white to cream to pale yellow or gray, sprinkled with circular, open rosettes of charcoal-gray to black.
  • dòng qiú dàn bái fēn jiě xíng chéng de zhǒng dàn bái zhìchéng qiú zhuàng huò xiān wéi zhuàng
    one of the proteins into which actomyosin can be split; can exist in either a globular or a fibrous form.
  • chēng shì liè diān guó de lín bái
    I was attending a banquet one night given in Sir Ross s honor;
  • yòu huí lái liǎotǎn bái shuō men hěn xiǎng tīng tīng yào shuō shénmepèi luó yào měi gōng mín chū shí kuài qián ràng lái gǎo jiào shénmeměi guótuán jié jiù shì liàngde wán 'ér
    He's back, and frankly, we're all ears. Henry Ross Perot wants $ 15 from every citizen so he can crank up something called "United We Stand, America."