zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • běi měi dōng zhōng de zhǒng zhí yòu bái huā bèishì yòu tóng huò
    plant of eastern and central North America having creamy white flowers tinged with brown or purple; poisonous especially to grazing animals.
  • máo dōng tóng zhì suǒ wěi néng zhōng guó mìng yǐn dǎo dào shèng guī gēn dào jiù shì kào zhè
    In the final analysis, Comrade Mao's greatness and his success in guiding the Chinese revolution to victory rest on just this approach.
  • dōng bàn qiú yòu hēi 'ěr máo de xíng ??。
    large Old World grebe with black ear tufts.
  • wèi diǎn dōng běi
    a district of ancient Greece northwest of Athens.
  • tōu zhè jiàn dōng shì wán quán yīn wéi tān xīn zuò suì
    Was it simple greed that made you steal it?
  • chéng zhú zài xiōng 'ér tān xīn dōng zhuā gēn hái shìde
    He grasps at things greedily, like a child, just because he hasn t any inner certainty to fall back on.
  • de dōng
    Something green in color.
  • tiān nán xīng de zhǒng lín jīng de ròu zhì cǎo běn zhí chǎn zhōu dōng nán de dài qiú jīng shí yòng
    foul-smelling somewhat fleshy tropical plant of southeastern Asia cultivated for its edible corms or in the greenhouse for its large leaves and showy dark red spathe surrounding a large spadix.
  • 'ěr qún dǎo zhōng de dǎo lín lán dǎo běi dōng
    an island in the Svalbard east of northern Greenland.
  • ài rén zhù zài běi měi de běi bīng yáng hǎi 'àn líng lán dǎo fēn de dōng běi de zhù míntōng cháng yòng lái zhǐ zhù zài 'ā jiā jiā de běi měi zhù mín
    A group of peoples inhabiting the Arctic coastal regions of North America and parts of Greenland and northeast Siberia. The Eskimo are generally considered a Native American people in Alaska and Canada.
  • shēng huó zài běi juànběi jiā huò zhě lín lán dǎo huò zhě 'ā jiā zhōu huò zhě dōng mín de rénā 'ěr gāng qín mín de rén chēng men wéi 'ài réndàn men chēng wéi yīn niǔ rén
    a member of a people inhabiting the Arctic (N Canada or Greenland or Alaska or E Siberia); the Algonquians called them Eskimo (`eaters of raw flesh') but they call themselves the Inuit (`the people').
  • tiáo fēn kāi dōng de jīng xiàntōng cháng zhǐ yīng guó de lín wēi zhì jīng xiàn
    a meridian from which east and west are reckoned (usually the Greenwich (England) longitude).
  • jīng xiàn wéi biāo zhǔn de shí jiān lín wēi zhì de shí de shí jiānjiā měi guó dōng shǐ yòng zhè zhǒng shí jiān
    time of the 75th meridian, fifth time zone west of Greenwich, used in the eastern U.S..
  • jīng xiàn qiú biǎo miàn de chéng jiǎo cóng yīng guó lín zhì de běn chū xiàn xiàng dōng huò xiàng zhì jīng guò mǒu diǎn de xiàn jìliáng huò xiǎo shí)、 fēn miǎo biǎo shì
    Angular distance on the earth's surface, measured east or west from the prime meridian at Greenwich, England, to the meridian passing through a position, expressed in degrees(or hours), minutes, and seconds.
  • dōng bàn qiú chǎn de qún niǎo
    gregarious birds native to the Old World.
  • shān zhuàng shān xíng zhuàng de dōng
    Material formed into grilles or a grille.
  • huá luò dào bàn shān zhōngpīn mìng zhuā zhù dōng fàngzhí dào yòu rén lái jiù
    She slipped half way down the cliff and then hung one like grim death until help arrived.
  • gǒu dōng yǎo qièchǐ de shuō
    "Dog!" said he, grinding his teeth.
  • yòng lái zài yán zhōng yán dōng de bàng zhuàng shǒu gōng
    a club-shaped hand tool for grinding substances in a mortar.
  • zhuā zhuāng zhì zhuā dōng de zhǒng xiè zhuāng zhì
    A mechanical device for gripping an object.
  • dōng bàn qiú de zhǒng shùyòu tián de cāo shā de duō zhī de guǒ shíduō yàng de pǐn zhǒng bèi guǎng wéi zhòngzhí
    Old World tree having sweet gritty-textured juicy fruit; widely cultivated in many varieties.
  • zhè cǎo méi chī lái yòu shā。”“ yòu yòu shénme fán réndōu miǎn chī zàng dōng 。”
    “ These strawberries taste a bit gritty to me.” “ What of it? We’ ve got to eat a peck of dirt before we die.”
  • běi měi shǔměi zhōu hàn běi měi běi dōng de zhǒng tōng de xué niè chǐ lèi dòng běi měi shǔ), yòu duǎn tuǐjiàn zhuàng de shēn huī zōng de máo
    A common burrowing rodent(Marmota monax) of northern and eastern North America, having a short-legged, heavy-set body and grizzled brownish fur.
  • kàn dào bàn gōng zhuō shàng yòu shì duī yào chù de dōng jiù 'àn jiào
    She groan inwardly as she see the fresh pile of work on her desk.
  • zhè jiā huò diàn de shí pǐn kàn lái rén huān dàn zhì liàng hěn chā yuàn mǎi zhǒng dōng
    The food in this grocer's shop looks cheap and nasty, I should not care to buy it.
  • dāng men līn zhe cǎi gòu de dōng huí jiā hòu jiě mèi men biàn láng bān cōng máng qiǎng duó shí pǐn dài
    When we returned home with the groceries, my sisters and I were like a pack of wolves tearing through the bags.
  • duō nián lái cháng dào zhè huò diàn mǎi dōng
    I have traded at that grocery for years.
  • yào mǎi de dōng xiàmiàn bāonǎi yóuròudàntáng
    My grocery list is as follows: bread, butter, meat, eggs, sugar.
  • zài zhè jiā huò diàn mǎi dōng néng tiǎo tiǎo jiǎn jiǎn , dàn jià tōng cháng chāo shì chǎng piányí xiē
    You cannot pick and choose in this grocery store, but the prices are usually lower than in a supermarket
  • zài zhè jiā huò diàn mǎi dōng néng tiǎo tiǎo jiǎn jiǎndàn jià tōng cháng chāo shì chǎng piányí xiē
    You cannot pick and choose in this grocery store, but the price is usually lower than in a supermarket.
  • men de liú dòng sòng huò chē zǒu jiē chuàn xiàngshǐ jiā tíng zhù zài jiā mén kǒu jiù néng mǎi dào men yào de dōng
    Their mobile grocery carts travel through the lanes, enabling the housewives to buy what they need outside their own doors.
  • zài yáo yuǎn de zhòu mǒu fāng cún zài zhe lìng zhǒng dòng yòu zhe men yàng de tóu nǎo men néng zài xiàng tài kōng tàn suǒxiǎng xiàn zài zhè de zhòu zhōng hái cún zài zhe shénme dōng
    But somewhere in space, millions and millions of miles away, there may be other creatures, with brains as well developed as ours, who are also groping out into space to discover what else exists in this wonderful universe.