zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài huā máo shàng měi yuán
    Played five dollars on the roan horse.
  • shǒu xiāněr míngyǎn huā
    At first there is nothing but a dull roar in our ears and a dazzle in our eyes.
  • luò huā shēng zhǒng chǎn 'ōu huò běi fēi de zhí luǒ míng dǎngshēn), kuài gēn shāo kǎo hòu shí yòng
    A Eurasian and northern African plant(Conopodium denudatum) having tuberous roots that are edible when roasted.
  • guó de shè huì zhù zhě gěi de tiáo gān biě de yǒng héng zhēn shàng jiàn yòng biàn de zhū zhì chéng dexiù mǎn huá zǎo de huā duǒ jìn tòu tián qíng de gān de wài zhè jiàn guāng cǎi duó mùdì wài zhǐ shì shǐ men de huò zài zhè xiē zhōng jiān zēng jiā xiāo liǎo
    The robe of speculative cobwebs, embroidered with flowers of rhetoric, steeped in the dew of sickly sentiment, this transcendental robe in which the German Socialists wrapped their sorry "eternal truths," all skin and bone, served to wonderfully increase the sale of their goods amongst such a public.
  • bái xuě gài de tián huā yuán
    Snow robing fields and gardens.
  • ōu zhōu jiān shí de shēng lóng dǎnyòu cóng shēng dehuáng de huā
    robust European perennial having clusters of yellow flowers.
  • yìn běi shān de zhǒng jiàn zhuàngzhí de guàn yòu tuǒ yuán xíng de dàn huò bái de huā huā yòu chòu wèi
    robust upright shrub of mountains of northern India having oblong-eliptic leaves and pale lilac or white malodorous flowers.
  • chú liǎo piān jiàn wài, nt de tiān huā bǎn shì zhǐ wén huà shàng de zhàng 'ài xiē shì dào měi guó gōng gāo jiē guǎn céng de xìng zhù guǎn men miàn lín de xìng shìxuè tǒng shēn suō xìng jiān xìng děng
    Instead of the prejudice, cultural barriers and sexism that face female executives trying to reach the upper echelons of management in corporate America, lineage, scalability and robustness are the glass ceiling for NT.
  • huài luó jié shuō,“ cóng zhěn suǒ shùn shǒu qiān yáng lái de,” hǎo luó jié xiè shuō,“ shuō shì tōu qiè。”“ jiào shì jiǎn piányí,” huài luó jié shuō,“ zài shuōshuí yào shì bèn dào huā èr shí 'èr kuài qián mǎi běn shūshuí jiù shì shén jīng bìngyīn wéi shū jīng cǎi fēn zhì dōuyǐ jīng yòu liǎo。”
    " … I swiped it from my dentist's office," Bad Roger said. "I call that theft," Good Roger sniffed. "I call that a five-finger discount," Bad Roger said. "Besides, anybody stupid enough to spend 22 bucks for a book when all the juicy stuff is already in a magazine is nuts."
  • huā yán qiǎo de liú máng zài jiāo zhōng piàn liǎo qiáo zhì
    The plausible rogue took George down over that bargain.
  • yòu hěn duō nián qīng rén huā shí jiān pái duì děng hòu chéng zuò gāo jīng xiǎn de guò shān chē , jīng shēng jiān jiào de tóng shí què xiǎng shòu zhe lìng fān
    Many young people queue up to ride very fast and scary roller coasters, screaming but enjoying themselves.
  • làng màn zhī huā kāi shǐ zhàn fàng
    Romance is beginning to bloom.
  • diàn yuán dāng xià wéi jiā de huā yuán
    The garden that was the first home of Adam and Eve.
  • cóng dāng xià fàn zuì hòu huā zài kāi liǎo
    Have flowers ceased to bloom since Eve and Adam sinned?
  • kàn jiàn hái zài cǎo shàng tiào yuè zhelìng hái yòng chú zài biān zào zhǐ xiǎo huā juàn men de qīn shǒu zhōng zhe kuài jiā ròu miàn bāoshū zài yǎo zhǐ duō zhī de hóng píng guǒ qīn yǎng zài shàng tiào wàng zhe tiān shàng de yún kǒu zhōng hán zhe yān dǒu
    I see a child romping about on the grass plot, another child making daisy chains, their mother holding a piece of sandwich, the uncle of the family biting a juicy, red apple, the father sprawling on the ground looking at the sailing clouds, and the grandfather holding a pipe in his mouth.
  • qióng dǐng zhǒng bàn qiú xíng de dǐng huò tiān huā bǎn
    A domed roof or ceiling.
  • nán fēi de zhǒng guàn yòu biǎn píngjiān xíng de huáng huā gān zào hòu yòu xiāng wèiyòng zhì zhǒng yào cǎo chá
    South African shrub having flat acuminate leaves and yellow flowers; leaves are aromatic when dried and used to make an herbal tea.
  • hòu chē dǐng péng xiān huā yàngèng lìng rén jīng tàn de shìjiù lián xíng rén tiān qiáo dēng zhù mǎn téng mànzhuì mǎn huā duǒ
    Flowers bloom on the rooftops of bus stops, and amazingly, even pedestrian bridges and lamp posts are swathed in vines and speckled with flowers.
  • yòu rén pāi xià liǎo luó zǒng tǒng de 'ér 'ài jiāng yuè guì huā guān dài dào luò 'ěr tóu shàng de zhào piàn
    Photographs were taken of President Roosevelt's daughter Alice placing a laurel wreath over Lorz's head.
  • jiān dēng huǒ huàn niǎo 'ér zhuō jiān zhuō zài cháo zhōng de niǎoxiān yòng liàng guāng jiāng yǎn jīng nòng huā rán hòu huò zhāng wǎng huò
    To catch roosting birds at night by blinding them with a light and then hitting or netting them.
  • zhū huā yuán de gǒng fān liǎo lái
    The pigs rooted up the garden.
  • yuán chǎn zhōng hǎi de gēn shēnwén cāo de zhí kāi lán huāyòu zhuàng zài 'ōu zhōu guǎng fàn zhòngzhígēn tiáncháng 'ér qiě
    deep-rooted coarse-textured plant native to the Mediterranean region having blue flowers and pinnately compound leaves; widely cultivated in Europe for its long thick sweet roots.
  • xiē zhū yòng fān huā yuán de zhǎo shí
    The pigs have rooted up the garden.
  • zhè zhǒng zhí zài huā yuán shēng gēn chéngzhǎng
    The plant is firmly rooted in the garden.
  • zhǒng shēng měi zhōu 'ōu zhōu táng zhōng de duō nián shēng zhí zǒng zhuàng huā huā bái huò dài wéi sān xiǎo qiáng liè de wèicháng cháng zhā gēn shuǐ biān bìng qiě màn yán biǎo miàn
    perennial plant of Europe and America having racemes of white or purplish flowers and intensely bitter trifoliate leaves; often rooting at water margin and spreading across the surface.
  • shēngzhǎng hěn kuài de dōng téng màn zhí yòu duō máo de sān kāi huā de zǒng zhuàng huā jié duō zhǒng de cháng máo dòu jiákuài gēn hán diàn fěnwéi zhì cǎo liào diàn fěn 'ér zhòngzhízài měi guó nán guǎng fàn zhǒng
    fast-growing East Asian vine having hairy trifoliate leaves and racemes of purple flowers followed by long many-seed hairy pods and tuberous starchy roots; grown for fodder and forage and root starch; widespread in the southern United States.
  • zhǒng yòu de 'ōu cǎo běn zhí yòu kuān de yuán xíng huáng de huā xiān wéi zhuàng gēn zhuàng jīng
    poisonous Eurasian perennial herb with broad rounded leaves and yellow flowers and fibrous rootstock.
  • měi guó nán cǎo běn zhí yòu xīn de kuài zhuàng jīngcháng yòu yòu bái bāo piàn de xiǎo suì zhuàng huāshǐ rén xiǎng yín lián huā
    stonoliferous herb of southwestern United States and Mexico having a pungent rootstock and small spicate flowers with white bracts suggesting an anemone.
  • huáng jīng shǔ de duō zhǒng zhí zhī huā huáng duì shēngxià chuí gēn zhuàng jīng yòu liù jiǎo xīng xíng zhuàng hén
    any of several plants of the genus Polygonatum having paired drooping yellowish-green flowers and a thick rootstock with scars shaped like Solomon's seal.
  • xuè gēn cǎo zhǒng duō nián shēng de shēng zhí měi zhōu xuè gēn cǎo),, yuán chǎn běi měi zhōu dōng de sēn língēn jīng xiān yàn zhī hóng qiě yòu dān shēngzǎo chūn kāi bái dān huā
    A perennial wildflower(Sanguinaria canadensis), native to forests in eastern North America and having a fleshy rootstock exuding a poisonous red sap, a single lobed leaf, and a solitary white flower in early spring.
  • yuán chǎn běi měi lín de duō nián shēng zhí hóng gēn hóng zhī zǎo chūn kāi bái huāgēn jīng bèi yòng zuò huà tán
    perennial woodland native of North America having a red root and red sap and bearing a solitary lobed leave and white flower in early spring and having acrid emetic properties; rootstock used as a stimulant and expectorant.
  • dài zhí shǔ yòu de gēn jīng xiǎo de sǎn xíng huā
    genus of tropical plants with creeping rootstocks and small umbellate flowers.