伦zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiē xíng wén zì de yóu xiǎo xíng xiē xíng yuán sù pái liè 'ér chéng bìng bèi gǔ shí de sū měi 'ěr rén、 ā kǎ dé rén、 yà shù rén、 bā bǐ lún rén hé bō sī rén shū xiě de fú hào shì wén zì de
    Being a character or characters formed by the arrangement of small wedge-shaped elements and used in ancient Sumerian, Akkadian, Assyrian, Babylonian, and Persian writing.
  • měi suǒ bù dá mǐ yà， zài xī là yǔ zhòngyì wéi " liǎng hé zhī jiān de dì qū "。 zhè lǐ shì rén lèi wén míng de yáo lán， sū měi 'ěr wén huà、 ā kǎ dé wén huà、 bā bǐ lún wén huà hé yà shù wén huà dū céng zài cǐ xīng shèng， zuì zǎo de xī bó lái shén huà yě dàn shēng yú cǐ。
    Mesopotamia,the Greek name for the Land between the Two Rivers,is the cradle of human civilization,where the Sumerian,Akkadian,Babylonian and Assyrian cultures flourished and where the first Hebrew myths were born.
  • xǔ duō zài lún dūn dú jū de gū niàn yóu yú méi yòu fù mǔ de guǎn jiào zé wù rù qí tú。
    Many young girls, living alone in London, go astray for lack of parental control.
  • huò 'ěr，（ mǎ 'ěr gǔ lǐ tè） lā dé kè lì fū 1886 － 1943 yīng guó zuò jiā， qí zuò pǐn gū dú zhī yuán（ 1928 nián）， zuì chū bèi rèn wéi shì yín huì zuò pǐn 'ér zài lún dūn hé měi guó zāo jìn
    American astronomer who discovered and named the two satellites of Mars, Deimos and Phobos(1877).
  • běi měi de yī zhǒng pǔ tōng de yě cōng， jù yòu qiáng liè de cōng wèi， zài wú yè de jīng gān dǐng duān yòu yī gè fěn hóng sè huā de sǎn zhuàng huā xù； fēn bù yú bù liè diān gē lún bǐ yà shěng zhì jiā lì fú ní yà zhōu、 yà lì sāng nà zhōu、 huái 'é míng zhōu hé kē luó lā duō zhōu。
    a common North American wild onion with a strong onion odor and an umbel of pink flowers atop a leafless stalk; British Columbia to California and Arizona and east to Wyoming and Colorado.
  • āi dé méng dé lún dào fū shì huá shèng dùn zǒng tǒng rèn mìng de shǒu rèn sī fǎ bù cháng。
    Edmund Randolph was the first Attorney General, appointed by President Washington.
  • tè zhēng suǒ gù yòu de fù zá xìng jué dìng liǎo yī gè rén de dào dé lún lǐ xíng wéi děng。
    the inherent complex of attributes that determine a persons moral and ethical actions and reactions.
  • tā de 'ěr duǒ duì lún dūn jiāo qū de yǔ yīn réng rán yī tīng jiù néng biàn bié。
    His ear is still attune to the sound of the London suburb.
  • 　 mǎ 'ěr sà sī xī wàng xiàn zhì rén kǒu zēng jiā， chá mò sī hé tuō lún sī zé jìn lái yòu yī zhǒng qí miào de xiǎng fǎ， rèn wéi zī běn de lěi jìn yǔ shēng chǎn de wú xiàn zhì kuò zhāng dōushì yàobùde de， shè huì fú lì suǒ yán gé yào qiú de shì zhì zhǐ zhè fāng miàn de jìn zhǎn， xī sī méng dì shuō gōng yè fā zhǎn shì duì shè huì yòu hài de； tā men suǒ yǐ huì fā shēng zhè lèi cuò wù jiàn jiě， zhǐ shì yóu yú mǒ shā liǎo shēng chǎn lì fā zhǎn de shì jiè xìng qū xiàng。
    Only by ignoring the cosmopolitical tendency of the productive powers could Malthus be led into the error of desiring to restrict the increase of population, or Chalmers and Torrens maintain more recently the strange idea that augmentation of capital and unrestricted production are evils the restriction of which the welfare of the community imperatively demands, or Sismondi declare that manufactures are things injurious to the community.
  • duō lún duō dà xué tú shū guǎn zì dòng huà xì tǒng
    University of Toronto Library Automation System, UTLAS
  • tā zài lún dūn yǐ yòu wǔ liù nián， shì pín kùn yǔ 'àihào mào xiǎn hé xì jù de rè chén， qū shǐ tā cóng jiā xiāng 'āi mén hé shàng de xiǎo zhèn sī tè lā fú lái dào zhè lǐ de。
    He had been in London for five or six years, having been driven thither from the small town of his birth, Stratford-on-Avon, much by poverty as by a passion for adventure and for the stage.
  • yī zhǒng jī fā chū lái de lún lǐ zé rèn gǎn。
    a motivating awareness of ethical responsibility.
  • yú shì tā huí yì qǐ céng jiàn guò lèi sì de shì nǚ míng yuán chuānzhuó lèi sì de yī fú jìn rù lún dūn de xì yuàn， ér tā què zhàn zài nà 'ér zhāng wàng， bèi jǐng chá tuī dào yǔ péng yǐ wài de méng méng xì yǔ zhōng qù。
    Then he remembered seeing similar grand ladies and gowns entering the London theatres while he stood and watched and the policemen shoved him back into the drizzle beyond the awning.
  • gē lún bǐ yà yī zhǒng gāo dà tǐng zhí de guàn mù， yòu dài dà xíng xiǎo yè de jīshù yǔ zhuàng de dà yè hé kāi fāng xiāng huáng huā de yè shēng de zǒng zhuàng huā xù。
    large erect shrub of Columbia having large odd-pinnate leaves with large leaflets and axillary racemes of fragrant yellow flowers.
  • bā bǐ lún kōng zhōng huā yuán
    Hanging Garden of Babylon
  • bā bǐ lún rén bā bǐ lún chéng huò bā bǐ lún wáng guó de jū mín huò běn dì rén
    A native or inhabitant of Babylon or Babylonia.
  • bā bǐ lún wáng fú lǔ guò xǔ duō yóu tài rén。
    The king of the Babylon led captive many of the Jews.
  • bā bǐ lún de bā bǐ lún wáng guó huò bā bǐ lún chéng、 bā bǐ lún rén、 bā bǐ lún wén huà、 bā bǐ lún yǔ yán de huò yǔ zhī xiāng guān de
    Of or relating to Babylonia or Babylon or their people, culture, or language.
  • yóu yú tā de jiāo 'ào， shǐ dé bā bǐ lún wáng ní bù jiā ní sǎ de wēi yán jìn shī。
    Because of his pride, Nebuchad-nezzar King of Babylon, was brought down into the dust.
  • wò kè， hēng lì · kè lāi 1832－ 1884 měi guó gēqǔ zuò jiā， yǐ qí zài měi guó nèi zhàn zhōng de chuàng zuò de lián bāng jūn gēqǔ 'ér zhù míng， bāo kuò《 bā bǐ lún bèi tuī fān》（ 1863 nián）
    American songwriter noted for his Union compositions during the Civil War, including"Babylon Is Fallen"(1863).
  • hàn mó lā bǐ bā bǐ lún wáng guó guó wáng（ gōng yuán qián 1792－ 1750 nián）， tā shǐ dé bā bǐ lún wáng guó chēng bà měi suǒ bù dá mǐ yà dì qū， bìng qiě bǎ měi suǒ bù dá mǐ yà hé sū měi rén de fǎ lǜ biān jí chéng fǎ diǎn
    Babylonian king(1792-1750) who made Babylon the chief Mesopotamian kingdom and codified the laws of Mesopotamia and Sumeria.
  • yǐ xī jié gōng yuán qián 6 shì jì， xī bó lái yù yán jiā， hào zhào yóu tài rén chū zǒu bā bǐ lún yǐ huí guī jìng shén hé xìn yǎng
    A Hebrew prophet of the sixth century b.c. who called for the Jews exiled in Babylon to return to godliness and faith.
  • gǔ bā bǐ lún hé gǔ 'āi jí de tiān wén xué jiā méi yòu tiān wén wàng yuǎn jìng， dàn zhè xiē guó jiā de tiān kōng tōng cháng qíng lǎng， suǒ yǐ tā men néng hěn róng yì dì guān cè xīng tǐ。
    The old astronomers of Babylon and Egypt had no telescopes3; but the sky in those countries is usually clear,and so they could watch the stars easily.
  • bèi 'ěr suō sǎ ní bù jiá ní sǎ 'èr shì zhī zǐ， bā bǐ lún zuì hòu yī wèi guó wáng， zài jiù yuē zhōng， dān ní 'ěr suǒ pò yì de qiáng shàng wén zì yù shì liǎo tā de sǐ wáng
    Son of Nebuchadnezzar II and last king of Babylon, who in the Old Testament was warned of his doom by handwriting on the wall that was interpreted by Daniel.
  • měi suǒ bù dá mǐ yà nán bù de yī gè gǔ dài dì guó； bā bǐ lún ní yà yú gōng yuán qián shì jì zhēng fú liǎo yǐ sè liè， bǎ yóu tài rén liú fàng dào liǎo bā bǐ lún ， zài cǐ yù yán jiā dān ní 'ěr chéng liǎo guó wáng de gù wèn。
    an ancient kingdom in southern Mesopotamia; Babylonia conquered Israel in the 6th century BC and exiled the Jews to Babylon (where the Prophet Daniel became a counselor to the king).
  • bā bié zài《 jiù yuē quán shū》 zhōng xī nà de yī gè chéng shì（ xiàn zài bèi rèn wéi shì bā bǐ lún ）， dāng jiàn zhù zhě men bù néng lǐ jiě bǐ cǐ zhī jiān de yǔ yán shí， tōng tiān tǎ jiàn zhù bèi pò zhōng duàn liǎo
    In the Old Testament, a city(now thought to be Babylon) in Shinar where construction of a heaven-reaching tower was interrupted when the builders became unable to understand one another's language.
  • dì zhōng hǎi dōng bù de yán 'àn dì qū； cóng tǔ 'ěr qí dào fēi zhōu běi bù， dōng zhì yī lǎng； shì féi ní jī、 bā bǐ lún hé 'āi jí děng gǔ wén míng suǒ zài dì， shì yóu tài jiào、 jī dū jiào hé yī sī lán jiào de fā yuán dì。
    the area around the eastern Mediterranean; from Turkey to North Africa and eastward to Iran; the site of such ancient civilizations as Phoenicia and Babylon and Egypt and the birthplace of Judaism and Christianity and Islam.
  • yòng yú bā bǐ lún wáng guó de 'ā kǎ dé tǐ zhì
    The form of Akkadian used in Babylonia.
  • gōng yuán qián 1600-1200 nián tǒng yě bā bǐ lún ní yà de yuǎn gǔ mín zú de rén。
    a member of an ancient people who ruled Babylonia between 1600 and 1200 BC.
  • zǎo zài gōng yuán qián 4000 nián shēng huó zài bā bǐ lún ní yà de yuǎn gǔ mín zú de rén。
    a member of an ancient people living E of Babylonia as early as 4000 BC.
  • gǔ dài bā bǐ lún wáng guó shǒu dū hé gǔ dài měi suǒ bù dá mǐ yà de yī gè zhù yào chéng shì。
    the chief city of ancient Mesopotamia and capitol of the ancient kingdom of Babylonia.
  • liú fàng qián de guān yú yóu tài rén zài gōng yuán qián 6 shì jì liú fàng dào bā bǐ lún zhī qián de lì shǐ de
    Relating to the history of the Jews before their exile in Babylonia in the sixth century b.c..