zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • bèi : yòu lán wēi shì jiǔhái yòu shì men de xuě jiǔ
    I have scotch whisky, as well as sherry for ladies.
  • yóu hóng táo dài yòu níng méng zhī de bái lán yòu shí hòu shì yóu xuě jiǔ huò gān guì jiǔ xīn xiān shuǐ guǒ zhì chéng de wěi jiǔ
    a punch made of claret and brandy with lemon juice and sugar and sometimes sherry or curacao and fresh fruit.
  • shè lán qún dǎo de mián yáng suǒ chǎn de yáng máo
    a wool obtained from sheep of the Shetland islands.
  • yóu huǒ shān dǎo chéngwèi bīng dǎo shè lán qún dǎo zhī jiān de běi yáng zhī zhōng
    a group of 21 volcanic islands in the North Atlantic between Iceland and the Shetland Islands.
  • méi yòu shénme fāng xiàng shè lán qún dǎo yàng wán hǎo bǎo cún zhe guò zài hái kàn dào shí shí dài liú xià de luò
    Few places have preserved the past like Shetland, where remains of settlements dating from the Stone Age endure.
  • shè lán qún dǎo de shān luán mián yán shān shàng méi yòu shù bìng shòu fēng de qīn dàn què yōng yòu zhǒng nán yán zhuàng de jìng
    The Shetland Islands' rolling green hills,treeless and windswept,have a tranquillity that can't be explained.
  • shè lán qún dǎo wèi liè diān qún dǎo de zuì běi huāng liáng 'ér duō yán shífēi cháng měi
    The Shetland Islands, the most northern of the British Isles, are as stark and rugged as they are beautiful.
  • shè lán máo xiàn yóu zài shè lán qún dǎo yǎng de yáng de yáng máo zhì chéng de jīng zhì máo xiànyòng zhēn zhì biān zhì
    A fine yarn made from the wool of sheep raised in the Shetland Islands and used for knitting and weaving.
  • ǎi zhǒng xiǎo xíng zhǒng zhǎngchéng hòu xíng 'ǎi xiǎo de lán
    Any of several types or breeds of horses that are small in size when full grown, such as the Shetland pony.
  • lán shì qún dǎo lán běn dōng běi shì 'ào jùn shè lán qún dǎo
    Western Scotland is fringed by the large archipelago known as the Hebrides and to the north east of the Scottish mainland are Orkney and Shetland.
  • shè lán ǎi zhǒng chǎn xià xiǎo de shí hòu de zhù rén gǎn dào liǎo shuāngchóng wài lái men gēn běn zhī dào jīng huái yùnèr lái men zěn me méi xiǎng dào huì chǎn xià " bān "。
    The owners of Tilly the Shetland pony received a double shock when she gave birth. They didn't know she was pregnant - and they certainly weren't expecting a zebra.
  • xué jiā men rèn wéi de shì jiè shàng yòu rén zhù de zuì běi tuī duàn néng shì liè diān běi de bīng dǎonuó wēi huò lán qún dǎorén men duì yòu tóng kàn
    The most northerly region of the habitable world to ancient Greek geographers. Posited as an island north of Britain, it has been variously identified with Iceland, Norway, and the Shetland Islands.
  • zhè tóu dài yòu bān wén de xiǎo shēn shàng shè lán ǎi zhǒng bān de xuè tǒng bànxiàn zài hái méi yòu zhèng shì de míng yòu rén jiào " bān lán ", yòu rén jiào " shè bān "。 chū shēng zhōuxiǎo jiā huǒ de zhǎngshì liáng hǎo shuō yóu zhōu kāi shǐ jiàn miàn
    The striped half-Shetland, half-zebra foal - dubbed a "zetland" or a "shebra" but as yet unnamed - has flourished since her birth a week ago, and Peet said visitors would be able to view her beginning Monday.
  • wán quán liǎo jiě lán
    I know absolutely nothing Scotland.
  • lán jié zài huí zhēngyuè zuì chū shí tiān nèi xíng de shí pài jiào jié
    A Shiite festival held during the first ten days of this month.
  • ā lán jiào ( 656 661 nián), bèi shā hòu lán jiào fēn liè wéi xùn jiào pài shí jiào pài
    Moslem caliph(656-661) after whose assassination Islam was divided into Sunnite and Shiite sects.
  • yīng lán shēng liǎo suō shì yīng guó shēng liǎo liù xiān lìng dexiǎo shuō
    England produced Shakespeare; the British Empire the six-shilling novel.
  • yīng lán shēng liǎo suō shì yīng guó shēng liǎo liù xiān lìng dexiǎo shuō
    England produce shakespeare; the british empire the six- shilling novel.
  • xīn lán cái shēn chéng liàng bái
    timber tree of New Zealand having shiny white wood.
  • měi guó luó zhōu zhōng 'ào lán duō nán chéng shì de gōng bāo kuò zào chuán shuǐ guǒ jiā gōng rén kǒu 30, 050
    A city of central Florida south of Orlando. Shipbuilding and fruit packing are among its industries. Population,30, 050.
  • lán zuì de chéng shì lán zhōng de gǎng kǒu chéng shìshì jiè shàng zuì de chuán zhì zào zhōng xīn zhī
    largest city in Scotland; a port in west central Scotland; one of the great shipbuilding centers of the world.
  • zài lán de shí hòu huà míng wéi jiàng zài jiā dōng yìn gōng zào chuán suǒ zuò gōng
    in Holland he lived incognito as a carpenter in the shipyards of the East India company.
  • lāi bān zhèn lán zhōng lāi běi 'àn de shì zhènyòu duō xíng hǎi lúnbāo kuò wáng hào chuán jiàn zhèn chuán chǎngrén kǒu 52, 385
    A burgh of west-central Scotland on the north bank of the Clyde River. Many large ocean liners, including the Queen Mary, were built in its shipyards. Population,52, 385.
  • wēn huá huá shèng dùn zhōu nán chéng shìwèi lún hǎi 'àn 'é gāng de lán xiāng wàngyóu sūn wān gōng 19 shì 20 nián dài wēn huá gǎng wéi míng jiàn gāi gǎng shì yòu zào chuán chǎngzhì cái chǎng jiā gōng gōng de shēn shuǐ gǎngrén kǒu 46, 380
    A city of southwest Washington on the Columbia River opposite Portland, Oregon. Founded as Fort Vancouver by the Hudson's Bay Company in the1820's, it is a deep-water port with shipyards, lumber mills, and other processing facilities. Population,46, 380.
  • jùn cháng 'àng xùn shí yīng lán jùn de shǒu yào guān yuán
    The chief officer of a shire in Anglo-Saxon England.
  • xiǎo jiù shí yīng lán běi xiē guó jiā de xiǎo xíng zhèng zhì jùn de fēn xiāng duì yìng
    A historical subdivision of some northern counties in England, corresponding roughly to the hundred in other shires.
  • 1938 nián chuàng piào fáng shōu yīn wéi jìn liǎo hángyèxiù lán . dèng cǎi huà shū zhuāng děng
    " By 1938 she was the top box-office attraction, and a whole industry had developed around her: Shirley Temple dolls, coloring books, clothes, etc.
  • néng bèi xiàn cún méi jiè suǒ jiē shòu de cǎi fǎng huó dòng lán yòu 'èr wàn shī de gōng kāi tuán
    Journalistic practices unacceptable to the aboveground press; an aboveground corps of20, 000 priests in Poland.
  • jǐng fāng tòu , 22 zài lán zhuā huò zhè liǎng míng xián fàn de xiàn chǎng xiàn men de chē shì jīng guò gǎi zhuāng de tōng guò chē hòu de kǒng miáo zhǔn shè 'ér qiě bèi chē wài de rén xiàn
    Law enforcement sources said Thursday that the car in which two men were arrested at a Maryland rest area had been modified, with a hole through which the shooter could aim and fire unseen out the back of the vehicle.
  • lán yīn mào chōng jìn shāng diàn xíng qiè bèi zhuā zhù liǎodàn shuō shì shòu rén tiǎo suō zhè yàng gān de
    Miranda was caught shoplifting, but she said that somebody put her up to it.
  • floorwalker zài yīng lán bèi jiào zuò shopwalker。
    a floorwalker is called a shopwalker in England.
  • xiāng lán xiāng dàn huā jiào xiǎojīng huā jiào duǎn
    similar to Gymnadenia conopsea but with smaller flowers on shorter stems and having much shorter spurs.