zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiào chuǎn bìng bìng shuài shàng shēng de yuán yīn hái wán quán qīng chǔdàn yán jiū xiǎn shì zài fāng guó jiāyóu zài jiǎng yīng guó jiā biàn liú xíng
    Why asthma rates have risen is not entirely understood, but clues come from studies showing that its prevalence tends to be highest in Western countries, particularly the English-speaking ones;
  • rán 'ér jīn tiānyóu yán jiū dna de fāng xùn zhǎnshè zhù yào chuán bìng de yòu quē xiàn yīn liàng bèi xiàn, ( bāo kuò dǎo zhì táng niào bìngái zhèng xiào chuǎn bìng de yīn ) jīhū měi zhōu huì xiàn zhǒng zhì bìng yīn
    Today, however, thanks to the deve1opment of powerful new ways for studying DAN, there is a flood of information about the faulty genes implicated in virtually every major human disease, including diabetes, cancer and asthma. Every week or so a new disease gene is discovered.
  • gēn qián liú xíng de lùn fāng ér tóng fèi miǎn tǒng zhǎn zhōng guó jiā 'ér tóng tóng zhǎn gòu chéng shúyīn wéi men néng shì yìng mǒu xiē shēng chóngyīn gèng huàn xiào chuǎn guò mǐn xìng bìng huā fěn bìng shī zhěn
    According to one popular theory, the pulmonary immune systems of Western children, unlike those in developing countries, do not mature properly, because they are not conditioned to live with parasites, and so the children become more vulnerable to asthma and other allergic diseases such as bay fever and eczema.
  • suī rán zhōng fānghuò qíng kuàng gèng zāoshuāng fāng jūn huàn xiào chuǎn huì zēng jiā xià dài de huàn bìng fēng xiǎndàn hǎo xiàng lùn zhì tóng bìng liú xíng fēn de tóngzhù yào zài yīn yīn 'ér shì huán jìng shēng huó fāng shì suǒ zhì
    Although having an asthmatic parent -- or, worse still, two asthmatic parents -- increases a child's risk, there seems to be a consensus that differences such as those depicted on the map result not primarily from genetic factors but from environment and lifestyle.
  • zài měi guó kōng jūn jiàn jūn de zhè 50 nián men liǎo xué shù fāng miàn lìng rén tàn wéi guān zhǐ de jìn héng héng shì shí shàng men wèiwǒ men de shēng huó dài lái liǎo yīcháng xīn
    Over the fifty years since your founding we have witnessed astonishing advances in science and technology indeed they have revolutionized our lives.
  • huān kàn féi zào de rén huì bào yuàn cān yuàn wěi yuán huì tīng zhèng huì néng gōng měi tiān de gǎn qíng zài qíng quán shì fāng miàn dài liǎo diàn shì táiduì diàn shì guān zhòng shì lìng rén 'ěr xīn de tiān shuǐ mén shì jiàn měi
    No soap opera fan can complain that the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings that usurped the network tales of sex and power could not deliver their daily emotional fix. It was an astounding day for television viewers, right up there with Watergate.
  • zhí dào 'èr líng líng nián de shí nián nèizài chǔ shè shī fāng miàn de tóu 'édān jiù dōng suàn fēi cháng páng . wàn měi yuán zhī duō
    In East Asia, an astounding US$1.5 trillion will be needed for investment in infrastructure in the decade up to year 2004.
  • zhè shì shì zhǒng niàn de tóu shè -- zhǒng cún zài yòu xíng shì jiè zhī shàng de chāo gǎn jué de tóu shè fāng shì
    A projection of the mind - a form of astral projection?
  • fēn huò shīqǐng guì gōng fāng miàn jiǎn chá xià
    Goods partly go astray please investigate also your side
  • dǎo dài lǐng huò yǐn dǎo jìn cuò fāng xiàng yǐn
    To lead or guide in the wrong direction; lead astray.
  • chéng shì de yòu rén zhī chù jiǔ jiù shǐ zhè nián qīng rén shī liǎo fāng xiàng
    The attractions of the big city soon led the young man astray.
  • fēn zhī duì zuò xíng xīng zhī jiān xiāng shí 'èr huò fēn zhī huáng dào dài de zhàn xīng shù fāng wèi
    The astrological aspect of planets distant from each other by72= or one fifth of the zodiac.
  • 120 xiāng fāng wèi zài zhàn xīng shù zhōngliǎng tiān xiāng 120 de xiāng fāng wèi
    In astrology, the aspect of two planets when120= apart.
  • rán 'érzài 1959 nián qiánxīzàng de liáo gòu jǐn yòu mén kāng cáng xīng suàn xué yuànhuòyào wáng shān xué zhòng yuàn liǎng suǒmén zhěn jiàn zhù miàn zǒng gòng cái 500 píng fāng cóng rén yuán 50 réntiáo jiàn shí fēn jiǎn lòu mén zhěn liàng 30- 50 rén zhù yào shì wéi guì lǐng zhù shàng céng de
    However, there were only two medical organs in Tibet before 1959--the "Mantsikhang" (Institute of Tibetan Medicine and Astrology) and the "Chakpori Zhopanling" (Medicine King Hill Institute for Saving All Living Beings) in Lhasa, the conditions at which were very simple and crude. They had a combined floor space of only 500 square meters for the outpatient clinics and a total staff of fewer than 50. They handled 30-50 outpatients a day, and mainly served the nobles, feudal lords and upper-strata lamas.
  • zhàoxiàng tiān cèliáng fāng
    method of photographic astrometry
  • háng yuán 'ěr shī huān wán yóu cóng fáng jiān de duān xiàng lìng duān rēng chū rán hòu shì zhe 'àn gāi fēi xíng de fāng shì fēi xíngjiù hǎo xiàng liǎng fēi xíng dào fēi xíng
    Astronaut Bursch liked to play a game.He would throw an object across the room and then try to fly in exactly the way it did,like two aircraft flying together.
  • bào nèi sēn 'ěr 1773- 1838 měi guó shù xué jiā tiān wén xué jiāyīn zài háng hǎi fāng miàn de zhù zuò 'ér wén míng
    American mathematician and astronomer noted for his works concerning navigation.
  • tiān wén fāng wèi jiǎo dìng
    determination of astronomic azimuth
  • tiān wén fāng
    astronomical instrument and method
  • shuō míng suǒ yòu xíng xīng de yùn xíng zhōu de píng fāngnián guǐ zhóu de sān fāngtiān wén dān wèide yàng de dìng
    a law stating that the ratio of the square of the revolutionary period (in years) to the cube of the orbital axis (in astronomical units) is the same for all planets.
  • zhòu tiān xué duì zhòu de shǐjié gòu chéng dòng jìn xíng de tiān xué fāng miàn de yán jiū
    The astrophysical study of the history, structure, and constituent dynamics of the universe.
  • yuán fènzǐ guāng xué shí yàn fāng
    experimental methods in atomic and molecular spectroscopy
  • yòu néng tōng guò cháng 'ān shú zuì dehuò néng gōng cháng 'ān de fāng shì de
    having power to atone for or offered by way of expiation or propitiation.
  • hóng jūn mìng jūn shì wěi yuán huì shèn zhòng xiàng nán jīng zhèng zhū gōng jìn yánzài wáng guó miè zhǒng jǐn guān tóu yìng fān rán gǎi huǐ xiōng qiáng wài de jīng shénzài quán guó fàn wéishǒu xiān zài shǎn gān jìn tíng zhǐ nèi zhànshuāng fāng pài dài biǎo cuō shāng kàng jiù wáng de bàn
    The Revolutionary Military Commission of the Red Army hereby solemnly advises the gentlemen of the Nanking government at this critical juncture, when our country and people are threatened with imminent destruction, to make a determined effort to atone for past misdeeds and end the civil war in the whole country, to join forces against attacks from without in the spirit of brothers quarrelling at home, and first of all end the civil war in Shensi, Kansu and Shansi, whereupon both sides should appoint delegates to discuss specific measures for resisting Japan and saving the nation.
  • jiǎo xíng shì zhǒng zài shǐ yòng de cán rěn de shā rén fāng ér rén men míng de xiàn dài diàn tóng yàng shì cán de
    Hanging is an atrociously archaic way of killing a human being and the self- satisfied modernity of the electric chair is just as atrocious.
  • yáng de yóu zhě bìng méi yòu zénàn de fāngyīn wéi jiǎ shān duō shù zào wèi hěn néng biǎo xiàn rán de zhuāng yán hóng wěi
    Western travelers are not to blame because most of the rockeries are done with atrocious taste, and fail to convey the suggestion of natural grandeur and majesty.
  • yòng dīng mǒu dìng zài mǒu fāng
    attach something somewhere by means of nails.
  • wéi zuò zhè fāng miàn de què rèn men shàng yínháng jié dān
    In confirmation hereof we attach a bank statement.
  • shēng de fāng shì bìng zhà rén
    To attach oneself to another in the manner of a leech.
  • hěn rán liàn zhè fāng
    Naturally she is attached to the place.
  • gǒu māo zhōng xīnhòu zhě liàn fāngqián zhě liàn rén
    Dogs are more faithful animals than cats; these attach themselves to places, and those to persons.
  • fāng miàn dōng fāng shè huìchuán tǒng shàng zhòng shì jiào tóng shí yòu qiáng liè de jiā tíng guān niànzài zhè chǔ shàng de jiào xiǎn cháng zhòng yào
    On the one hand, Eastern societies traditionally value education and family ties, attaching great importance to the upbringing of their young.