根zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè xiē shù gēn hěn hǎo bá。
    These roots pull easily.
  • bù yào zuò wú gēn de fú píng， zhè huà wǒ men tīng dé hái shǎo má？
    Have we not been reminded often enough not to be rootless floating weeds?
  • yīn shàng wú shí jì shù zì , wǒ shì gēn jù gū jì de shù zì jì suàn de .
    My calculation is based on notional figures, since the actual figures are not yet available.
  • yīn cǐ， wǒ men bì xū bù duàn dì jiā qiáng hé gǒng gù gè zú qún de chuán tǒng jià zhí guān hé měi dé， yǐ bì miǎn chéng wéi “ wú gēn de fú píng ”。
    We must therefore constantly strengthen our traditional values and virtues of various ethnic communities and avoid becoming “ rootless duckweeds” .
  • wēi xiǎo wú gēn shuǐ shēng zhí wù de yī gè shǔ， yòu qiú xíng yè， piào fú yú shuǐ miàn huò shēngzhǎng yú shuǐ miàn fù jìn de dì fāng。
    minute rootless aquatic herbs having globular fronds floating on or near the water surface and bearing one flower per frond.
  • dōng xī wén huà de xiāng hù pèi hé shì mù qián xīn jiā pō shè huì de yī gè zhòng yào kè tí， méi yòu“ gēn ” de shè huì shì jí wéi wēi xiǎn de。
    Therefore, it is imperative for Singapore to ensure that cultures of East and West complement each other for its own good, since a "rootless" society would be in great peril.
  • xǔ duō zhēn jūn tè yòu de mì shí de jūn sī kuài xíng chéng de gēn zhuàng jié gòu。
    a dense mass of hyphae forming a rootlike structure characteristic of many fungi.
  • xī gēn jì shēng zhí wù， rú tù sī zǐ de gēn zhuàng fēn zhī de yī zhǒng tè shū de kě yǐ cóng jì shēng zhí wù chù xī qǔ shí wù de xī shōu jié gòu
    A specialized absorbing structure of a parasitic plant, such as the rootlike outgrowth of the dodder, that obtains food from a host plant.
  • xī pán xī fù de qì guān huò jié gòu， yóu zhǐ yī xiē hǎi zǎo huò qí tā zǎo lèi zhí wù xī fù zài shàng miàn de jī bù de lèi gēn jié gòu
    An organ or a structure of attachment, especially the basal, rootlike formation by which certain seaweeds or other algae are attached to a substrate.
  • jù yòu pú fú gēn jīng de yī zhǒng bǎi mù dá qún dǎo tè yòu de xiān xì jué lèi。
    delicate endemic Bermudian fern with creeping rootstock.
  • yī zhǒng 'ōu zhōu suì mǐ jì， jù yòu dài jié de bái sè gēn gān。
    European bittercress having a knotted white rootstock.
  • gēn jīng fā tián de jué lèi zhí wù。
    fern having rootstock of a sweetish flavor.
  • mǒu xiē jù qiú jīng zhuàng de gēn zhuàng jīng de chéng yuán de rèn hé yī zhǒng。
    any of various irises having a rootstock formed like a bulb.
  • yuān wěi gēn jīng yuān wěi shǔ zhí wù de fāng xiāng de gēn zhuàng jīng， yòng yú xiāng liào hé huà zhuāng pǐn
    The fragrant rootstock of the orris, used in perfumes and cosmetics.
  • nán fēi téng màn zhí wù， yòu hěn dà de gēn zhuàng jīng， pí shàng yòu hěn shēn de liè wén。
    South African vine having a massive rootstock covered with deeply fissured bark.
  • měi rén jiāo shǔ zhí wù， gēn jīng kě shí， shì shí yòng diàn fěn de lái yuán。
    canna grown especially for its edible rootstock from which arrowroot starch is obtained.
  • gēn jīng yōng yòu róu ruǎn huī sè róng máo de gǔ suì bǔ jué kē zhí wù。
    either of two ferns of the genus Davallia having a soft gray hairy rootstock.
  • yī zhǒng yòu dú de 'ōu yà cǎo běn zhí wù， jù yòu kuān de yuán xíng yè、 huáng sè de huā hé xiān wéi zhuàng gēn zhuàng jīng。
    poisonous Eurasian perennial herb with broad rounded leaves and yellow flowers and fibrous rootstock.
  • yī zhǒng 'ōu zhōu de hǎi 'àn tái cǎo， yán měi guó dà xī yáng hǎi 'àn guī huà； jù yòu bá qiā xìng néng de gēn jīng。
    European maritime sedge naturalized along Atlantic coast of United States; rootstock has properties of sarsaparilla.
  • yòu kuān dùn yè hé kǔ gēn zhuàng jīng de 'ōu zhōu suān mó， zài běi měi cháng zuò wéi yě cǎo。
    European dock with broad obtuse leaves and bitter rootstock common as a weed in North America.
  • yuān wěi kē zhí wù yī zhǒng yuān wěi zhǒng lèi zhí wù， yòu fāng xiāng de gēn zhuàng jīng， yóu zhǐ dé guó yuān wěi de zá jiāo biàn zhǒng
    Any of several species of iris having a fragrant rootstock, especially a variety of the hybrid Iris germanica.
  • běi měi dōng bù hé yà zhōu de gāo de yào cǎo， yòu lán sè de xiàng jiāng guǒ shìde guǒ shí hé cū de duō jié de gēn jīng， yuán lái bèi yòng zài yī xué shàng。
    tall herb of eastern North America and Asia having blue berrylike fruit and a thick knotty rootstock formerly used medicinally.
  • huáng jīng shǔ de duō zhǒng zhí wù zhī yī， huā huáng lǜ sè、 duì shēng、 xià chuí， qí gēn zhuàng jīng yòu liù jiǎo xīng xíng mó fú zhuàng bā 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.
  • （ zhí wù xué） tè bié shì zhǐ yè zǐ； wèi yú zhí wù huò zhě jīng de dǐ bù； tè bié shì zhí jiē cóng gēn 、 gēn jīng huò zhě lèi sì yú gēn de jīng shàng cháng chū lái。
    (botany) especially of leaves; located at the base of a plant or stem; especially arising directly from the root or rootstock or a root-like stem.
  • xuè gēn cǎo yī zhǒng duō nián shēng de yě shēng zhí wù（ měi zhōu xuè gēn cǎo），， yuán chǎn yú běi měi zhōu dōng bù de sēn lín， gēn jīng xiān yàn， yè zhī hóng sè qiě yòu dú， yè dān shēng， zǎo chūn kāi bái sè 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 yú běi měi lín dì de duō nián shēng zhí wù， jù hóng gēn hé hóng sè zhī yè， zǎo chūn kāi bái huā； gēn jīng bèi yòng zuò cì jī wù hé huà tán jì。
    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.
  • zhǎo zé dì de duō nián shēng zhí wù jù yòu pú fú de gēn zhuàng jīng hé cháng xiàn xìng yè。
    perennial marsh plants with creeping rootstocks and long linear leaves.
  • yī gè rè dài zhí wù shǔ， jù yòu pú fú de gēn jīng hé xiǎo de sǎn xíng huā。
    genus of tropical plants with creeping rootstocks and small umbellate flowers.
  • é lè gāng nán bù hé jiā lì fú ní yà de yī zhǒng 'ǎi shēng guàn mù， yòu gāng máo hé pú fú gēn jīng， tōng cháng wéi sǎn fáng huā xù。
    low-growing bristly shrub of southern Oregon and California with creeping rootstocks and usually corymbose flowers.
  • duō nián shēng yú lù dì huò fù shēng de zhí wù yī gè dà kē jù yòu gēn kuài qiú jīng zhuàng huò kuài jīng zhuàng hé fēi xún cháng huā。
    enormous cosmopolitan family of perennial terrestrial or epiphytic plants with fleshy tubers or rootstocks and unusual flowers.
  • yī gè cháng lǜ guàn mù xiǎo shǔ， pú fú gēn jīng， yè zǐ guāng liàng； běi měi； ōu zhōu； dōng yà。
    small genus of evergreen herbs with long creeping rootstocks and shining leaves; North America; Europe; east Asia.
  • sān yè suì mǐ jì yī zhǒng chǎn yú běi měi dōng bù de sēn lín zhí wù（ sān yè suì mǐ jì）， shēng yòu ròu zhì gēn jīng hé yòu sān xiǎo yè de yè piàn， kāi bái sè huò fěn hóng sè huā cù
    A woodland plant(Cardamine diphylla) of eastern North America, having fleshy rootstocks, trifoliolate leaves, and clusters of white or pinkish flowers.