zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dàn bái shí zhǒng tòu míng de dàn bái shí
    A clear, colorless opal.
  • zhǒng hēi de dàn bái shífǎn shè chū huò hóng de guāng
    a dark colored opal with internal reflections of green or red.
  • shuǐ dàn bái shí zhǒng dàn bái shígān zào shí tòu míngdàn shī shí tòu míng
    An opal that is almost opaque when dry but transparent when wet.
  • fǎn chā qiáng de tòu míng dezài hēi bái zhī jiān yòu hěn hǎo fǎn chā decháng yòng zhàoxiàng piàn
    Opaque, with good contrast between light and dark areas. Used of a photographic negative.
  • de kāi chǎng bái shòu dào tīng zhòng de zhǎng huān yíng
    His opening remarks are applauded by the audience.
  • shuài zhí detǎn bái de gōng kāi zhí yán huò tǎn shuài dezhí shuài de
    Openly straightforward or frank; candid.
  • ràng kāi chéng gōng gēn shuō gōng kāi 'ér míng bái tán tán
    Let me speak openly and frankly : There will have to be some plain speaking.
  • cháng yòu huī piàn bìng kāi bái huò hóng huā de zhōu nán cǎo běn zhí piàn de lái yuán
    southwestern Asian herb with grayish leaves and white or reddish flowers; source of opium.
  • dāng jīhū suǒ yòu de bái xuè qiú dōubèi tūn shì diào huò gǎi biàn hòu zhēn zhèng de 'ài bìng yòu guān de " suí xìng gǎn rǎn " biàn suí zhī 'ér zhìbìng hěn kuài jiāng rén xiāo miè
    When practically all the white blood cells have been devoured or changed,then " opportunistic infections" associated with actual AIDS attacks and very quickly kills the human body.
  • wǎn bái tiān duì
    Night is opposed to day .
  • hēi xīng bái xiāng duì
    Black is opposed to white.
  • wǎn bái tiān duì
    Night is opposed to day.
  • hēi shì bái de duì miàn
    Black is the opposite of white.
  • péng yǒu mendōu 'ài shǎn yào zài jié shàng de lán bái liǎng de jié qìng dēng shì
    MY friends and I love the festive lights of blue and white streaking across Orchard Road.
  • běi měi dōng guò de zhǒng tōng lín lán huāhuā dān shēngfěn hóng huò bái tuō xié zhuàng
    once common rose pink woodland orchid of eastern North America.
  • běi měi dōng zhǒng xiān de liú zhuàng lán huāhuā bái
    slender fringed orchid of eastern North America having white flowers.
  • shòu cǎo shǔ de zhǒng lán huāhuā bái chéng xiān niǔ de suì zhuàng
    an orchid of the genus Spiranthes having slender often twisted spikes of white flowers.
  • dìng dānkōng bái dìng dāndìng gòu
    order sheet; order form; order blank; order note
  • tōng chángcóng sàn chū lái de hōng hōng cáo shēngzài bái tiān shì chéng shì de shuō huà shēng
    Ordinarily, the noise which escapes from Paris by day is the city speaking;
  • zhǒng bái de kuàng shì cháng jiàn de xīn kuàng shí
    a white mineral; a common ore of zinc.
  • dōng fāng běn zhí guāng huá de hóng guǒ shí bái huò qiǎn fěn de huā zuò guān shǎng yòng
    woody oriental plant with smooth unfurrowed red fruit grown especially for its white or pale pink blossoms.
  • xiāng huā bòhé jiǎo lán rèn zhǒng shēng cháng 'ōu huò zhōng hǎi de niú zhì shǔ de duō zhǒng yòu xiāng wèi de zhí yóu zhǐ niú zhì shǔ zhōng de xiāng huā bòhé shǔ zhí huò niú zhì shǔ zhōng de tōng xiǎo màikāi lüè chéng huò bái de xiǎo huāshēng yòu yòng tiáowèi de duì
    Any of several aromatic Eurasian or Mediterranean plants of the genus Origanum, especially O. majorana or O. vulgare, having small, purplish to white flowers and opposite leaves used as seasoning.
  • jiā bái táo jiǔ zhǒng yuán chǎn bān jiā de tián wèi liè xìng táo jiǔ
    A sweet fortified wine originally from Malaga, Spain.
  • jiā bái táo jiǔ zhǒng yuán chǎn bān jiā de tián wèi liè xìng táo jiǔ
    A sweet fortified wine originally from M 'àng aga, Spain.
  • dāng shí zhe yǎnguò liǎo piàn xiē niǎo lèi xué jiā zhú jiàn zhe shāozài hūn shuì zhōng jiù jué men cāng bái de liǎn zài hēi làng tāo shàng xià bǎi dòng
    I closed my eyes then, and after a while the ornithologists drifted away, their pale faces bobbing up and down on the black wave of fever.
  • yīngdāng míng bái
    You ought to understand.
  • tài yáng hái gěi men chuàng zào liǎo bái tiān hēi
    The sun also makes our day and our night.
  • zhēn xiāng zhōng jiāng bái
    The truth will out.
  • wài biān tiān jīng zài bái liǎo
    Outside it was getting light.
  • suī rán zài gōng zuò gǎng wèi shàng yòu shàng xià zhī fēndàn yìng zhè zhǒng bié lùn shàng duì xià xià duì shàng dōuyào tǎn bái zhí shuài xiāng bāng zhù
    Although in our work we are divided into higher and lower positions, you do not need to worry about this difference. People holding higher posts should be frank and outspoken with those holding lower ones, and vice versa; they should also help each other.
  • tǎn shuài de jiǎng huàzhí jiē de wèntǎn shuài zhí yán de xīn yīng lán nóng xiàng men tǎn shuài de biǎo liǎo de jiànzhí jiē de píngjiě jué wèn de zhí jiē bàn gào zěn me xiǎng héng héng fáng tǎn bái diǎnzhí yán huì dàn yòu zhè shì yòu néng detǎn shuài 'ér qiě zhòngkěnzhí yán huì de qiǎn
    blunt talking and straight shooting; a blunt New England farmer; I gave them my candid opinion; forthright criticism; a forthright approach to the problem; tell me what you think--and you may just as well be frank; it is possible to be outspoken without being rude; plainspoken and to the point; a point-blank accusation.
  • xiāng zhī jiān míng bái shì shí quán shí měi de , ér qiě míng bái bàn de yōu diǎn gài guò liǎo quē diǎn
    Each knows he or she is not perfect. Both understand that their partner's virtues outweigh his or her flaws.