南zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yī gè nián xìng duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí wù huò bàn guàn mù shǔ， chǎn yú běi měi xī bù hé nán měi wēn nuǎn dì qū。
    sticky perennial herbs and subshrubs of western North America and warm South America.
  • nán měi zhōu hé zhōng měi zhōu de duō zhǒng niǎo lèi， huì wān qū， wěi bù yǔ máo yìng， pá xíng hé jìn shí lèi sì zhuó mù niǎo。
    any of numerous South and Central American birds with a curved bill and stiffened tail feathers that climb and feed like woodpeckers.
  • shēng huó zài měi guó xī nán bù hé nán měi de cháng jiǎo yù， cóng tóu bù dào bó gēn shì hēi sè yǔ máo。
    stilt of southwestern United States to northern South America having black plumage extending from the head down the back of the neck.
  • tài píng yáng xī nán bù bāo kuò 'ào dà lì yà hé xīn xī lán dì qū de cháng jiǎo yù， shēn tǐ dà bù fēn yǔ máo wéi bái sè， dàn chì bǎng hé jǐng bèi wéi hēi sè。
    stilt of the southwest Pacific including Australia and New Zealand having mostly white plumage but with black wings and nape of neck.
  • bīn láng de zhǒng zǐ ; zài dōng nán yà hé wěi yè hú jiāo fěn de yè zǐ , suān chéng yī qǐ jǔjué yòu zhù xiāo huà hé má zuì。
    seed of betel palm; chewed with leaves of the betel pepper and lime as a digestive stimulant and narcotic in southeastern Asia.
  • fēi zhōu nán bù fēi zhōu běn dì rén jū zhù de cūn zhuāng huò péng wū； tōng cháng yòu shān lán fáng hù。
    a village of huts for native Africans in southern Africa; usually surrounded by a stockade.
  • tǔ tún， fēi zhōu shí yǐ shòu yī zhǒng shēng cháng yú nán fēi de xué jū bǔ rǔ dòng wù（ fēi zhōu tǔ tún tǔ tún shǔ）， shēn tǐ cū zhuàng qiě duō máo， dà 'ěr duǒ， cháng yòu guǎn zhuàng de bí zǐ hé yòng lái wā dòng de qiáng yòu lì de zhuǎzǐ
    A burrowing mammal(Orycteropus afer) of southern Africa, having a stocky, hairy body, large ears, a long tubular snout, and powerful digging claws.
  • yí nán mù huà xiàng shí
    Pictorial Stones of the Yinan Tomb
  • měi guó xī nán de luò hòu de fāng xiāng de guàn mù， yòu fāng xiāng de hè sè de huā。
    straggling aromatic shrub of southwestern United States having fragrant brown flowers.
  • jīn mén zhōng guó dōng nán bù yī dǎo yǔ， yóu tái wān hǎi xiá zhōng de yī dà dǎo hé yóu liǎng gè dǎo hé shí 'èr gè xiǎo dǎo zǔ chéng de qún dǎo gòu chéng
    An island and group of2 islands and12 islets off southeast China in Taiwan Strait.
  • hǎi nán dǎo zhōng guó nán bù yī dǎo yǔ， wèi yú nán zhōng guó hǎi， yǔ léi zhōu bàn dǎo jiàngé zhe yī tiáo xiá zhǎi de hǎi xiá
    An island of southern China in the South China Sea, separated from Leizhou Peninsula by a narrow strait.
  • hán guǎn rì běn běi hǎi dào xī nán bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú jīn qīng hǎi xiá biān。 1854 nián， zhè gè chéng shì yōu liáng de hǎi gǎng dì yī cì duì wài guó shāng rén kāi fàng。 rén kǒu 319， 1900
    A city of southwest Hokkaido, Japan, on Tsugaru Strait. Its excellent harbor was first opened to foreign traders in1854. Population,319, 190.
  • yóu niǔ yuē shí bào jì zhě shōu jí de zhè xiē zuì hòu yí yán ràng rén men yǐ yī zhǒng kàn bù jiàn de xíng shì zài cì qù gǎn shòu zhè chǎng zāinàn： běi lóu zuì shàng miàn de 19 céng hé nán lóu zuì shàng miàn de 33 céng zāo shòu de sǔn shī zuì wéi cǎn zhòng， zài sǐ wáng de 2823 rén zhōng， zhì shǎo yòu 1946 rén， huò zhě shuō 69 ％ de rén shì zài zhè xiē lóu céng。
    Collected by reporters for The New York Times, these last words give human form to an all but invisible strand of this catastrophe: the advancing destruction across the top 19 floors of the north tower and the top 33 of the south, was most severe. Of the 2,823 believed dead in the attack, at least 1,946, or 69 percent, were killed on those upper floors.
  • " yīn qì hòu biàn yì , jǐ nián qián zhōng guó nán fāng de yī xiē dì qū yě xià guò yī diǎn xuě。 "
    "By some strange freak, a little snow fell in some southern regions of China a few years ago."
  • shī tè láo sī xiě liǎo xǔ duō qí tā yuán wǔ qū， dū fēi cháng měi， fēi cháng yōu yǎ， rú：《 nán fāng de méi guī》、《 wéi yě nà sēn lín de gù shì》、《 chún jiǔ、 měi rén hé qīng gē》、《 yì shù jiā de shēng yá》 yǐ jí qí tā jǐ bǎi shǒu qǔzǐ。
    Strauss wrote many more waltzes, all beautiful and graceful: Roses from the South; Tales from the Vienna Woods; Wine, Women, and Song; Artist's Life; and hundreds more.
  • měi guó hé nán měi de yě shēng cǎo méi； duō zhǒng rén gōng zāi péi cǎo méi zhī yuán。
    wild strawberry of western United States and South America; source of many varieties of cultivated strawberries.
  • ōu zhōu nán bù hé běi měi xī bù dà xíng cháng lǜ guàn mù hé qiáo mù de yī gè shǔ； méi jiāng guǒ juān； jiāng guǒ juān。
    large evergreen shrubs and trees of southern Europe and western North America: strawberry tree; madrona.
  • wǒ men dào xī nán de gànbù hěn shǎo， gōng zuò rèn wù fán zhòng 'ér jǐn pò。
    Only a small number of our cadres have come to the southwest and they are shouldering strenuous and pressing tasks.
  • bù nǔ lì yú zhēng qǔ yī qiē bì yào de tiáo jiàn， shèn zhì bì yào tiáo jiàn yòu yī bù bèi， shì bì chóngdǎo nán jīng děng dì shī xiàn zhī fù zhé。
    If a strenuous effort is not made to secure all the necessary conditions, indeed even if one of these conditions is missing, disasters like the loss of Nanking and other places are bound to be repeated.
  • guǎng dōng běi bù yán hú nán jiāng xī liǎng shěng biān jiè zhì hú běi nán bù， dū shǔ luó xiāo shān mài qū yù。
    The area stretching from northern Kwangtung along the Hunan-Kiangsi border into southern Hupeh lies entirely within the Lohsiao mountain range.
  • yòu rén tí chū： niǎo néng gǎn jué dào cóng dì qiú běi jí tōng xiàng nán jí de cí lì xiàn。
    It has been suggested that birds can sense the magnetic lines of force stretching from the north to the south magnetic poles of the earth.
  • xīn huò guì gǎng jiāng jiàn yú yī xì liè cóng běi dà yǔ shān xiàng dōng nán shēn yán de rén gōng dǎo shì píng tái shàng， zhè jiāng shì shì jiè zuì dà de tǔ mù gōng chéng xiàng mù zhī yī。
    Building this new port, on a series of artificial islands stretching south-east from north Lantau, will be one of the world's biggest civil engineering projects.
  • yòu rén rèn wéi， niǎo lèi néng jué chá dé chū dì qiú zì běi xiàng nán cí jí de cí lì xiàn， yīn 'ér néng wéi zì jǐ dǎo xiàng。
    It has been suggested that birds can sense the magnetic lines of force stretching from the north to south magnetic poles of the earth, and so direct themselves.
  • ān gē lā fēi zhōu xī nán bù yī guó jiā， lín jiē dà xī yáng， yǐ qián céng shì pú táo yá de zhí mín dì， jīng guò cháng qī yóu jī zhàn zhēng yú 1975 nián dú lì， zhī hòu yī zhí chǔyú nèi luàn zhī zhōng。 luó 'ān dá shì shǒu fǔ hé zuì dà chéng shì。 rén kǒu 8， 140， 000
    A country of southwest Africa bordering on the Atlantic Ocean. Formerly a Portuguese colony, the country became independent in1975 after a long guerrilla war and has been torn by civil strife ever since. Luanda is the capital and the largest city. Population,8, 140, 000.
  • nán sū kè bù yī zhǒng qīng róu de mián zhì wù， tōng cháng wéi píng wén
    A soft, light cotton material, often with a woven stripe.
  • fēi zhōu nán bù jīhū miè jué de zhǎi tiáo wén bān mǎ。
    narrow-striped nearly extinct zebra of southern Africa.
  • yà zhōu zhōng bù hé nán bù tǐ xíng zhōng děng de yě māo， shēn shàng yòu shēn sè tiáo wén。
    medium-sized wildcat of Central and South America having a dark-striped coat.
  • yuán chǎn yú yà zhōu dōng nán bù de yī zhǒng shù， qí mù chéng qiǎn hóng sè， bìng yòu zá sè huò tiáo wén de hēi sè wén lǐ。
    tree native to southeastern Asia having reddish wood with a mottled or striped black grain.
  • jī lā ní hú 'ài 'ěr lán xī nán bù de sān gè xiǎo hú， kào jìn jī lā ní（ rén kǒu 7， 693） jí zhèn。 hú zhōng sàn bù zhe xiǎo dǎo， yǐ fēng jǐng měi lì 'ér zhù míng de jī lā ní hú chéng wéi shòu rén xǐ 'ài de lǚ yóu jǐng diǎn
    Three small lakes of southwest Ireland near the market town of Killarney(population,7, 693). Studded with islands, the lakes are a popular tourist attraction noted for their scenic beauty.
  • fú 'ěr nán duō dài zhe yī zhǒng huǎng huǎng hū hū de yǎn shén wàng zhe tā men， shénme yě méi shuō。
    Fernand looked at them both with a stupefied air, but did not say a word.
  • tái 'ér zhuāng zhàn yì yǐ qián， shàng hǎi、 nán jīng、 cāng zhōu、 bǎo dìng、 nán kǒu、 xīn kǒu、 lín fén zhū yì， jī pò zhě duō， fú huò zhě shǎo， biǎo xiàn qí zhǐ huī de bèn zhuō。
    Before the Taierhchuang campaign, in the campaigns of Shanghai, Nanking, Tsangchow, Paoting, Nankow, Hsinkou and Linfen, many Chinese troops were routed but few were taken prisoner, which shows the stupidity of the enemy command.
  • xīn jiè xī nán cì qū yù de fā zhǎn cè lüè jiǎn tǎo yǐ yú qī yuè wán chéng。
    The review of the Development Strategy for the SWNT sub-region was completed in July.