山zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • máo niú yī zhǒng shēngzhǎng zài zhōng yà shān qū de cháng máo yě shēng niú（ máo niú）
    A wild, shaggy-haired ox(Bos grunniens) of the mountains of central Asia.
  • shān hé táo yī zhǒng shān hé táo shǔ de běi měi zhōu luò yè qiáo mù， shù pí guāng huá huò cū cāo， fù yè， guǒ shí huò jiān guǒ jiān yìng guāng huá， zhōng jiān yòu kě shí yòng de zhǒng zǐ， zhǒng zǐ wài bāo liǎo yī céng kě liè chéng sì piàn de wài pí
    Any of several chiefly North American deciduous trees of the genus Carya, having smooth or shaggy bark, compound leaves, and hard smooth stones or nuts, each containing an edible seed and surrounded by a husk that splits into four valves.
  • shān qū yī bān lái jiǎng zī yuán dōuhěn fēng fù。
    Mountain areas are generally abundant in natural resources.
  • lín shí shì zhèng jú zài shēn shuǐ ? gōng yuán yóu yǒng chí、 mó shì gōng yuán yóu yǒng chí、 guān táng yóu yǒng chí、 dà huán shān yóu yǒng chí jí mó lǐ chén shān yóu yǒng chí zhuāng shè shuǐ shàng yóu lè shè shī hòu， jiàn yú shè shī dà shòu shì mín huān yíng， gāi jú yǐ lù xù wéi qí xiá xià 12 gè yóu yǒng chí zhuāng shè zhè lèi shè shī， gōng shì mín xiǎng yòng。
    Following the successful installation of water play equipment at Sham Shui Po Park, Morse Park, Kwun Tong, Tai Wan Shan and Morrison Hill swimming pools, 12 swimming pools managed by the Provisional Urban Council are now installed with such equipment for the enjoyment of the public.
  • dà yuē cóng shí bā shì jì qǐ， jī dū jiào、 tiān zhù jiào xiāng jì chuán rù xīn jiāng， fó jiào、 dào jiào hé sà mǎn jiào yě yòu liǎo jiào dà fā zhǎn。 zhè xiē zōng jiào de sì yuàn、 jiào táng biàn bù tiān shān nán běi， yòu xiē mù sī lín shèn zhì gǎi xìn liǎo jī dū jiào děng qí tā zōng jiào。
    Around the 18th century, Protestantism and Catholicism spread to Xinjiang, at a time when Buddhism, Taoism and Shamanism were flourishing in the region, and temples and churches of these religious faiths could be found everywhere in Xinjiang. Some Moslems even changed their faith to Christianity or other religions.
  • wǒ men xī wàng zhè xiē guó mín dǎng yuán néng gòu zài guó mín dǎng zhōng xùn sù xíng chéng yī zhǒng zhī pèi de shì lì， qù yā dǎo nà xiē bù gù mín zú lì yì， shí jì chéng wéi rì běn dì guó zhù yì dài lǐ rén， shí jì chéng wéi qīn rì hàn jiān de zuì huài hé zuì kě chǐ de guó mín dǎng yuán héng héng nà xiē wǔ rǔ sūn zhōng shān xiān shēng de guó mín dǎng yuán， huī fù sūn zhōng shān xiān shēng gé mìng de sān mín zhù yì jīng shén， zhòng zhèn sūn zhōng shān xiān shēng de lián 'é lián gòng hé fú zhù nóng gōng de sān dà zhèng cè， bǎ zì jǐ de ‘ xīn sī cái lì ’ qù‘ guàn chè’ gé mìng de sān mín zhù yì hé sān dà zhèng cè de‘ shǐ zhōng’，‘ guàn chè’ sūn zhōng shān xiān shēng gé mìng yí zhǔ de‘ shǐ zhōng’。
    We hope that they will speedily grow into a dominant force in the Kuomintang and prevail over those wicked and shameless members who have ignored the interests of the nation and virtually become Japanese agents and collaborators -- members who are a disgrace to Dr. Sun Yat-sen's memory -- and we hope that they will thus be able to revive the spirit of Dr. Sun's revolutionary Three People's Principles, reaffirm his Three Great Policies of alliance with Russia, co-operation with the Communist Party and assistance to the peasants and workers, and "work persistently, body and soul" for the realization of the revolutionary Three People's Principles, of the Three Great Policies and of Dr. Sun's revolutionary Testament.
  • xiào ní zú yī gè zǎo qī jū zhù yú kǎn bó 'ěr de bù fēn dì qū hé 'é hài 'é shān gǔ zhōng bù de tǔ zhù měi zhōu mín zú， xiào ní zú yú 18 shì jì wǎn qī hé 19 shì jì zǎo qī zài dǐ kàng bái rén yí jū 'é hài 'é shān gǔ shí qǐ guò tū chū zuò yòng
    A Native American people formerly inhabiting parts of the Cumberland and central Ohio valleys, with present-day populations in Oklahoma. The Shawnee figured prominently in the resistance to white settlement of the Ohio Valley in the late18th and early19th centuries.
  • jiǎo shēng cháng yú mǒu xiē bǔ rǔ dòng wù（ lì rú niú、 mián yáng、 shān yáng huò líng yáng） tóu shàng de jiān yìng de， tōng cháng wéi yǒng jiǔ xìng de jié gòu， qí yǐ gǔ zhì jié gòu wéi zhōng xīn， wài fù yī céng jiǎo zhì wù
    One of the hard, usually permanent structures projecting from the head of certain mammals, such as cattle, sheep, goats, or antelopes, consisting of a bony core covered with a sheath of keratinous material.
  • qī jū zài shān qū de yě shēng mián yáng。
    any wild sheep inhabiting mountainous regions.
  • nǐ néng bǎ shān yáng hé mián yáng qū fēn kāi má？
    Can you distinguish goat from sheep?
  • zhè xiē shān lǐ de yáng shēng mìng lì hěn qiáng。
    These mountain sheep are very tough.
  • zhè yī dài shān qū shì hěn hǎo de mù yáng chǎng， yáng chī liǎo mào shèng de qīng cǎo huì cháng dé féi féi de。
    The hilly areas make good sheep pasture; sheep will batten on the lush grass.
  • mó kǎ yáng máo yī zhǒng róu ruǎn， bó de xiǎo shān yáng pí mó guāng shǒu tào pí gé， tōng cháng yóu yáng pí zhì chéng
    A soft, thin, suede-finished glove leather usually made from sheepskin.
  • zài zhè yàng 'è liè de tiān qì lǐ qù pá shān jiǎn zhí shì yú chǔn dào jiā liǎo .
    It's sheer idiocy to go climbing in such bad weather.
  • wǎng fǎn yú qiú cháng guó zhī jiān de xìn shǐ dài zhe jī mì xiāo xī jǐn shèn dì fān guò liǎo mò lǜ sè de shān mài。
    messengers were moving unobtrusively over the jet-black mountain ranges, bearing confidential tidings from sheikhdom to sheikhdom.
  • shān hé táo zhè zhǒng shù shàng chǎn de biǎo miàn guāng huá de bó ké cháng yuán xíng jiān guǒ
    The smooth, thin-shelled oval nut of this tree.
  • guāng huá shù pí de běi měi shān hú táo shù， yòu qī dào jiǔ gè xiǎo yè， yòu dài yìng ké de kě shí yòng de jiān guǒ。
    smooth-barked North American hickory with 7 to 9 leaflets bearing a hard-shelled edible nut.
  • xīn guǒ shān hé táo， shān hú táo yī zhǒng běi měi dōng bù de shān hé táo shù（ xīn guǒ shān hé táo shān hé táo shǔ）， yòu bó ké jiān guǒ， guǒ hé kǔ wèi
    A hickory tree(Carya cordiformis) of eastern North America, having thin-shelled nuts with bitter kernels.
  • měi guó dōng bù de shān hú táo shù， yòu qī dào jiǔ gè xiǎo yè de yè zǐ， ké bó fēi cháng kǔ de guǒ shí。
    hickory of the eastern United States having a leaves with 7 or 9 leaflets and thin-shelled very bitter nuts.
  • péng rùn tǔ， bān tuō tǔ yóu huǒ shān huī xíng chéng de yī zhǒng jù yòu xī fù néng lì de lǚ guī suān yán nián tǔ， yòng yú gè zhǒng zhānhé jì、 shuǐ ní hé táo cí tián liào
    An absorbent aluminum silicate clay formed from volcanic ash and used in various adhesives, cements, and ceramic fillers.
  • xiǎo wū zuò luò zài bì fēng de shān gǔ zhōng。
    The cottage is in a sheltered valley.
  • yóu huǒ shān huī xíng chéng de yī zhǒng jù yòu xī shōu néng lì de lǚ guī suān yán nián tǔ。
    an absorbent aluminum silicate clay formed from volcanic ash.
  • wǒ men duō shǎo dài yǐ láidōu yī zhí zhù zài bèi píng bì de shān gǔ lǐ。
    We have been living in a sheltered valley for generations.
  • dēng shān zhě zài tū chū yú qiào bì chù yòu zhē dǎng de yán shí jià shàng xiū xī。
    The climber rest on a sheltered ledge jutt out from the cliff.
  • tā men zhèng zài shān lǐ de yī gè xiǎo shān dòng lǐ bì xuě。
    They are sheltered from the snow in a small cave in the mountain.
  • xiāng gǎng dì jí shān duō， shuǐ yuán quē fá， wéi yī de tiān rán zī chǎn jiù shì yōu liáng de hǎi gǎng， yòu qún shān zuò wéi píng zhàng， shì tíng bó chuán zhǐ de lǐ xiǎng gǎng kǒu。
    Its mountainous terrain deficient in fertile land and water, Hong Kong possessed only one natural asset - a fine and sheltered anchorage.
  • zhè shì yī gè měi lì de dì fāng， wēn nuǎn 'ér shū shì， yóu yú dà shān de píng bì， shǐ tā dé yǐ miǎn shòu kuáng fēng de qīn rǎo， kě zhè shān gǔ què háo wú shēng qì。 wǒ jì dé nán hái men xí guàn yú pá dào cūn tóu de xiǎo shān shàng， jiù wèile kàn yī yǎn yuǎn chù de shān luán， jiù wèile cóng lái zì xiǎo shān dǐng de wēi fēng hé zhuàng lì de jǐng sè zhōng dé dào cì jī hé xīn xiān gǎn。
    It is a beautiful valley, snug, comfortable, sheltered by the mountains from all the bitter blasts. But it is very enervating, and I remember how the boys were in the habit of climbing the hill above the village to have a glimpse of the great mountains in the distance, and to be stimulated and freshened by the breezes which came from the hilltops, and by the great spectacle of their grandeur.
  • mù yáng rén yǐn lǐng yáng xià liǎo shān 。
    The shepherd guided his sheep down the hill.
  • zuò wéi mù yáng rén zhào gù mián yáng qún huò shān yáng qún。
    tend as a shepherd, as of sheep or goats.
  • mù yáng rén kàn jiàn tā yǒng gǎn dì yuè guò liǎo tōng wǎng shèng duō lǔ lǔ de yī duàn qí qū nán zǒu de shān lù。
    he was seen by a shepherd, gamely negotiating a particularly tricky section of the mountain road to San Doloroso.
  • xī lā lǐ， āi dé méng · pò xī wéi 'ěr shēng yú 1919 xīn xī lán dēng shān yùn dòng yuán hé tàn xiǎn jiā， tā yú 1959 nián yǔ yī míng xià 'ěr bā xiàng dǎo hé tǎn jīng · nuò gài zuì xiān dēng shàng zhū mù lǎng mǎ fēng
    New Zealand mountaineer and explorer who in1959 with a Sherpa guide, Tenzing Norgay, first attained the summit of Mount Everest.
  • yóu gè huǒ shān dǎo zǔ chéng， wèi yú bīng dǎo hé shè dé lán qún dǎo zhī jiān de běi dà xī yáng zhī zhōng。
    a group of 21 volcanic islands in the North Atlantic between Iceland and the Shetland Islands.