花zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • cǎi zhāi mó gū； cǎi zhāi huā duǒ。
    pick mushrooms; pick flowers.
  • dì zhōng hǎi dì qū de yī zhǒng qiáng wēi， zhī wān qū huò pān yuán， sōng sàn de huā cù dài yòu shè xiāng qì wèi。
    rose native to Mediterranean region having curved or climbing branches and loose clusters of musky-scented flowers.
  • coryanthes shǔ de rèn hé yī zhǒng lán huā ， huā chéng zǒng zhuàng huā xù、 yòu shè xiāng wèi、 xiàng là yī yàng、 yòu kuī zhuàng chún bàn。
    any of several orchids of the genus Coryanthes having racemes of a few musky-scented waxy flowers with a helmet-shaped lip process.
  • rú guǒ xīn wén（ shè huì de、 jīn róng de、 gōng sī hé qǐ yè de xīn wén jiā shàng ruǎn jiàn de gēngxīn） néng gòu wú shēng wú xī、 bù jīng bù chà dì sòng gěi nǐ， nà me wéi huò qǔ xīn wén 'ér zài hěn duō www wǎng zhàn shàng màn yóu jiāng chéng wéi zuó rì huáng huā 。
    Navigating to a number of World Wid Web sites to gather news is a thing of the past if the news -- general, financial, corporate and enterprise, along with software updates -- can come to you with no fuss or muss.
  • shí zì huā kē de yī zhǒng
    A member of the mustard family.
  • ōu zhōu dōng nán de shù zhǒng， yòu huáng sè de xiàng jiè mò de huā ， zhǎng kāi de dòu jiá xiàng xiǎo yuán dùn。
    plant of southeastern Europe having yellow flowers like those of mustard and pods with open valves resembling bucklers.
  • wǒ huā liǎo 3 gè xīng qī zuò dà liàng zhǔn bèi gōng zuò。
    I had three weeks to make a myriad of arrangements.
  • zhè lǐ gāo lóu lín lì， jiā dào chéng yìn， cǎo píng huā pǔ， diǎn zhuì qí jiān。
    Here, a myriad of tall buildings shelter the streets from the sun, while lawns and parks dot the city.
  • táo jīn niàn shàng de bái huā wén qǐ lái hěn xiāng。
    The white flowers in the myrtle smell sweet.
  • bǎ zhè liàng zì xíng chē zhuāng pèi hǎo huā liǎo liǎng xiǎo shí。
    In took two hours to assemble the bicycle.
  • nǐ néng jiào dé chū zhè gè huā yuán lǐ suǒ yòu huā cǎo shù mù de míng chēng má？
    Can you name all the plants and trees in this garden?
  • dān shì zhè shì shí de xù shù jiù huā liǎo liǎng xiǎo shí。
    The bare narration of the fact took two hours.
  • xiē xíng de xiē xíng de。 yóu qí yòng lái miáo shù chéng zhǎi sān jiǎo xíng de yè zǐ huò huā bàn de jī bù
    Wedge-shaped. Used especially to describe a leaf or petal base that is narrowly triangular.
  • měi guó xī nán bù hé mò xī gē shā mò dì qū de yī zhǒng huī lǜ sè guàn mù， yè jí shū， lán zǐ sè huā chéng dǐng shēng suì zhuàng huā xù； wéi dāng dì yī zhǒng zhòng yào de mì yuán zhí wù， chǎn shēng yī zhǒng wèi dào yōu liáng de dàn sè mì。
    grayish-green shrub of desert regions of southwestern United States nd Mexico having sparse foliage and terminal spikes of bluish violet flowers; locally important as source of a light-colored honey of excellent flavor.
  • tā zài tóu fā shàng zhā zhe fěn hóng jiā lǜ sè de bù tiáo， kàn shàng qù jiù xiàng jiā céng huā sè bīng zhuān dāng tā wèn wǒ xiàng shénme shí， wǒ jìn bù zhù xiào liǎo chū lái。
    She put pink and green stripes in her hair and looked rather like a Neapolitan ice cream. I couldn't keep a straight face when she asked me what I thought about it.
  • tā huā qián hěn lìn sè。
    He is very near with his money.
  • jīhū měi gè réndōu cān jiā yī nián yī dù ' zuì jiā huā yuán sài ', dàn qiáo měi cì dū duó kuí。
    Nearly everybody enters for 'The Nicest Garden Competition' each year, but Joe wins every time.
  • zhè gè táo qì de xiǎo nán hái wán liǎo yī gè qiǎo miào de huā zhāo。
    The naughty boy played a neat trick.
  • tā zài huā yuán lǐ pū shàng zhěng jié de xiǎo lù， bìng zài chí táng shàng jià qǐ mù qiáo。
    He has made neat paths and has built a wooden bridge over a pool.
  • １ ４ suì nà nián , bā fěi tè huā liǎo１ ２ ００ měi yuán zài nèi bù lā sī jiā zhōu gòu zhì liǎo yī piàn４０ gōng qǐng de nóng tián , rán hòu kāi shǐ cóng diàn hù nà lǐ shōu qǔ zū jīn。
    When he was 14, Buffett spent ＄ 1,200 on 40 acres of farmland in Nebraska and soon began collecting rent from a tenant farmer.
  • cǎo yuán shàng zuì měi lì de yě huā zhī yī， yòu dà duǒ de、 zhí lì de、 líng zhuàng lán sè huā ； zài cháo shī de cǎo yuán hé tián yě shàng， cóng kē luó lā duō dōng bù zhì nèi bù lā sī jiā、 xiàng nán zhì xīn mò xī gē hé dé kè sà sī。
    one of the most handsome prairie wildflowers laving large erect bell-shaped bluish flowers; of moist places in prairies and fields from eastern Colorado and Nebraska south to New Mexico and Texas.
  • xīng bàn guó jiā cí shàn shì yè， rú wéi xī yìn dù nú lì tí gōng shú jīn， jiàn lì zhí mín dì， jiào yù dāng dì rén mín； jiǎn 'ér yán zhī， kě gān yī qièyào huā qián de shì yè， ér wú xū lēijǐn jū mín de kù yāo dài， shèn zhì bù bì xī shēng tā men de zhù yào de xiǎng shòu。
    to found colonies, to have its people taught, to do anything in short which requires expense, and to do it with no sacrifice of the necessaries or even the substantial comforts of its inhabitants, are such as the world never saw before.
  • wǒ zài zhè tiáo xiàng liàn shàng huā liǎo bù shǎo qián。
    The necklace cost me a fortune.
  • yī tiáo tài huā shào de lǐng jié
    A loud necktie.
  • tián zhī tián de wù zhì， rú huā mì
    A sweet substance, such as nectar.
  • cháng zhe shì yú xī qǔ huā mì de shé hé huì de 'ào dà lì xī yà niǎo。
    Australasian bird with tongue and bill adapted for extracting nectar.
  • mì xiàn xiàng xiàn tǐ de qì guān， wèi yú huā de wài bù huò nèi bù néng fēn mì gān měi de yè tǐ
    A glandlike organ, located outside or within a flower, that secretes nectar.
  • yī zhǒng xiǎo 'ér yán sè xiān yàn de měi zhōu rè dài gē niǎo， yòu hú xíng huì， shì yú cóng huā zhōng shǔn xī huā mì。
    small bright-colored tropical American songbird with a curved bill for sucking nectar.
  • mì fēng xià tiān cǎi jí huā mì bìng jiāng tā niàng chéng fēng mì。
    The bee spend the summer collect nectar and turning it into honey.
  • wǒ yī jìn wū， tā jiù wéi shàng lái dōng xún xī zhǎo yào chī huā mì。
    When I walked in, he poked around me looking for the nectar.
  • fēng mì yǔ huā fěn de hùn hé wù， yóu gōng fēng pèi zhì， yòng yú wèi yǎng yòu chóng。
    a mixture of nectar and pollen prepared by worker bees and fed to larvae.
  • ào dà lā xī yà dì qū sè cǎi liàng lì de xiǎo yīng wǔ， jù yòu shuà zǐ yī yàng jiān duān de shé tóu yòng yú shí huā mì， yǔ máo róu ruǎn。
    small brightly colored Australasian parrots having a brush-tipped tongue for feeding on nectar and soft fruits.