爬zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • pá xíng lèi shí lóng zǐ kē de yī shǔ。
    a reptile genus of Scincidae.
  • yǔ cǐ tóng shí， gé tè pá chū liǎo jī chē de chē mén， huǒ chē yǐ jīng jiǎn sù dào měi xiǎo shí 20 yīng lǐ liǎo， dàn zhè gè sù dù réng rán zú yǐ zhá sǐ hái zǐ， rú guǒ tā shuāi xià qù de huà yě huì zhá sǐ tā zì jǐ。
    Meanwhile,Getter had managed to scramble out the locomotive door.The train had slowed to about 20 miles an hour,still enough to crush the child,or him if he fell.
  • pá zhè me dǒu jùn de gāo shān shǐ wǒ men hěn duō réndōu tóu yùn liǎo。
    Climbing such a steep high mountain rendered many of us giddy.
  • “ yīn wéi tā men jiù shì dà xíng pá xíng dòng wù。 ”
    "Because they are Gigantic reptiles."
  • kǒng lóng yī zhǒng zhù yào shēng huó zài zhōng shēng dài shí qī de lù qī dòng wù， shì páng dà de shí ròu huò shí cǎo pá xíng lèi dòng wù， shǔ lóng pán mù yǔ niǎo pán mù， yǐ jué zhǒng
    Any of various extinct, often gigantic, carnivorous or herbivorous reptiles of the orders Saurischia and Ornithischia that were chiefly terrestrial and existed during the Mesozoic era.
  • wān dòu shǔ zhí wù yī zhǒng 'ōu yà dà lù de yī nián shēng pá téng zhí wù（ wān dòu）， zāi zhí yú suǒ yòu wēn dài dì qū， jù yòu dǐng shēng xiǎo yè piàn de fù yè， fù yè biàn chéng juàn xū hé bāo zài lǜ sè de cháng jiá zhōng de qiú zhuàng kě shí yòng zhǒng zǐ
    A Eurasian climbing annual vine(Pisum sativum) cultivated in all temperate zones, having compound leaves with terminal leaflets modified into tendrils and globose, edible seeds enclosed in a green, elongated pod.
  • wǒ men zuì zhí dé zì háo de bù zài yú cóng bù diē dǎo， ér zài yú měi cì diē dǎo zhī hòu dū pá qǐ lái。（ gē dé sī mì sī）
    Our greatest glory consists not in never falling but in rising every time we fall.( O. Goldsmith)
  • wǒ men zuì zhí dé zì háo de bù zài yú cóng bù diē dǎo， ér zài yú měi cì diē dǎo zhī hòu dū pá qǐ lái。（ gē dé sī mì sī）
    Our greatest glory consists not in never falling but in rising every time we fall. ( O. Goldsmith)
  • pá lóu tī pá dé tā qì chuǎn rú niú。
    The stairs made him puff like a grampus.
  • tā pá zhe hé tā de sūn zǐ wán。
    he got down on all fours to play with his grandson.
  • sōng shǔ xiàng shǎn diàn bān pá shàng liǎo shù。
    The squirrel went up the tree like greased lightening.
  • wǒ men huái zhù jiān qiáng de jué xīn pá shàng shān dǐng。
    We climbed to the top of the mountain with grim determination.
  • yī kē cháng chūn téng pá dào zhuān qiáng de yī bàn。
    An old ivy vine climbed halfway up the brick wall.
  • tā xué huì liǎng shǒu jiāo tì shǐ yòng pá xià shù。
    He learned to climb the tree hand under hand.
  • luǎn tāi shēng de bù xū cóng mǔ tǐ nèi xī qǔ yíng yǎng， zài mǔ tǐ nèi chǎn luǎn bìng fā yù。 yòng yú mǒu xiē yú lèi huò pá xíng dòng wù hé xǔ duō wú jǐ chuí dòng wù
    Producing eggs that hatch within the female's body without obtaining nourishment from it. Used of certain fishes and reptiles and many invertebrates.
  • zài měi guó fó luó lǐ dá zhōu de hǎi huái shàng， xiǎo hǎi guī cóng cháo xué zhōng de dàn lǐ fū huà chū lái hòu， yán hǎi tān pá rù shuǐ zhōng， bìng qiě cháng nián suí yáng liú yóu dòng， bèi hán yòu fēng fù shí wù de wēn nuǎn hǎi shuǐ tuī dòng qián jìn。
    After hatching from eggs laid in nests along beaches in Florida, baby loggerhead turtles swim out into this current and flow with it for years, nudged along by warm waters rich in food.
  • dōng bàn qiú yǐ mì fēng yòu chóng、 xiǎo de niè chǐ dòng wù hé pá xíng dòng wù wéi shí de yīng。
    Old World hawk that feeds on bee larvae and small rodents and reptiles.
  • tā páo dào gǔ cāng， pá shàng cǎo duǒ， dǎ kāi tiě guàn， dǎo chū suǒ yòu yìng bì qīng diǎn qǐ lái。
    He ran into the barn, climbed to the hayloft and uncovered the tin can. He poured the coins out and began to count.
  • bì niǎo yī zhǒng tǐ xíng xiǎo 'ér wěi duǎn de niǎo， yòu cháng 'ér jiān de huì， yǐ tóu cháo xià xiàng xià pá shù 'ér wén míng
    Any of several small, short-tailed birds of the family Sittidae, having a long sharp bill and known for climbing down trees headfirst.
  • wǒ men mó jiān jiē zhǒng dì pá shān。
    Heel after Heel, we climbed the mountain.
  • tā cóng shì pá chóng xué yán jiū； tā cóng shì zhé xué yán jiū。
    He is a herpetologist; She is our resident philosopher; She works as a waitress to put herself through law school.
  • tā 50 suì shí kāi shǐ cóng shì pá chóng xué。
    He took up herpetology at the age of fifty.
  • tā men pá shù pá dé hěn gāo。
    They climbed high up the tree.
  • yīn cǐ nǐ jiù dài shàng liǎo suǒ yòu de zhàoxiàng jī qù pá shān。
    So you're bringing all those cameras on the mountain hike?
  • cǐ wài， tú bù lǚ xíng、 diào yú、 huá xuě hé pá shān duì xǐ huān hù wài yùn dòng de rén yě yòu hěn dà de xī yǐn lì。
    In addition, hiking, fishing, skiing, and mountain climbing have a great attraction for people, who like to be outdoors.
  • yán zhe lù zài dì miàn de xià shuǐ dào gōu tú bù xíng zǒu， bèi shàng bǎng zhe qì chē lún tāi quán sù bēn páo， zài bīng lěng cì gǔ de hǎi shuǐ zhōng piào liú bàn gè xiǎo shí， zài ní jiāng zhōng xiàng tū jī duì duì yuán nà yàng mō pá gǔn dǎ， zhè xiē jīn dū dōunéng yìng fù zì rú。
    Kim easily dealt with hiking along an open sewage ditch, spring with a car tire strapped to her back, floating for half an hour in frigid ocean waters and rolling commando?style in mud.
  • wǒ pá shàng liǎo xiǎo shān， yòu cóng lìng yī miàn páo xià lái。
    I climbed up the hill and ran down the other side.
  • fèi lì dì pá shàng nà zuò shān
    Labored up the hill.
  • tā qì chuǎn xū xū dì pá shàng shān dǐng。
    She puffed up the hill.
  • tā yǐ pá shàng shān liǎo。
    He has got up the hill.
  • hái zǐ men pá shàng liǎo nà zuò xiǎo shān。
    The children mounted the small hill.
  • yán zhù shān pō wǎng shàng pá shí， nà tiáo xiǎo jìng yuè lái yuè dǒu。
    The path steepens as you climb the hillside.