zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • guǎng fàn fēn zài dài dài de zhǒng yào cǎobèi yòng zuò cǎo liào yào shàng de zhèn tòng yòu yōu liáng de ruǎn de huáng jiēshí de rèn yòu shí shì zhǒng yòu qīn lüè xìng de cǎo
    herb widely distributed in tropics and subtropics used for forage and medicinally as a demulcent and having a fine soft bast stronger than jute; sometimes an aggressive weed.
  • shì zhǒng zàn shí de fáng gōng shìjiù xiàng zhǒng fēn de lēng bǎo yàng
    temporary fortification like a detached bastion.
  • chōng fēn kǎo zhù
    Bat an idea around.
  • jiào de běi měi zhōu biān fēn guǎng fàn
    rather large North American brown bat; widely distributed.
  • běi měi zhōu tōng de xiǎo biān fēn guǎng fàn
    the small common North American bat; widely distributed.
  • shōu zài zài fēn chǔlǐ
    batch together; assemble or process as a batch.
  • shōu huò fēn chǔlǐ
    To assemble or process as a batch.
  • xìng kuī guó jiē duì diào liǎo jiē bàng men cái fēn shù píng
    When the German relay team dropped their baton, we were lucky to be able to even the score up.
  • biān shì zài míng huò huáng hūn shí fēn huó dòng de dòng .
    Bats are crepuscular creatures.
  • bāo hán shì jiè shàng fēn niǎo lèichú shí guǒ biān wài de suǒ yòu biān bāo hán shí chóng biān
    most of the bats in the world; all bats except fruit bats insectivorous bats.
  • biān fēn wéi lèi
    Bats belong to eight different species.
  • zhǒng fēi cháng xiǎo de biān jīhū fēn shì jiè
    nearly cosmopolitan genus of very small bats.
  • biān de zhǒng zuì qiě fēn zuì guǎng de zhǒng lèi
    largest and most widely distributed genus of bats.
  • huáng hūn shí fēn yòu duō biān fēi lái fēi
    There are a lot of bats flitting about in the dusk.
  • qiú yuán fēn dào 24 fēn shí huò xīn huì wài chǎng yuán wèi jiē zhù jiē de qiú) .
    The batsman was given a life (eg because a fielder missed an easy catch) when his score was 24.
  • bǎn qiú qiú shǒu fēn
    (in cricket) a score of nothing by a batsman.
  • men de yōu xiù bǎn qiú shǒu zài 20 fēn shíqiú bèi lán kōng jié zhù 'ér chū
    Our best batsman was caught out when he had made twenty runs.
  • kāi de qiú shǒu jìng zhuàng tài jiājiēguǒ zài xiàn de sài zhōngliǎng dōushì líng fēn
    The opening batsman was out of from and got a pair of spectacles in the county match.
  • wāi qiúhuài qiú wèi néng tóu gěi qiú yuán de qiúzài bǎn qiú zhōng suàn shì gōng duì páo dòng 1 fēn
    A ball bowled outside of the batsman's reach, counting as a run for the batting team in cricket.
  • quán yíng chéng fēn liè shì jiē shòu yíng cháng jiǎn yuè
    The battalion marched past their commanding officer.
  • zài zhàn shàng yíng de duì néng fēn sàn de hěn kāipái cháng tóng běn lián de jūn guān yòng shàn
    In the field, parts of a battalion may be widely separated and a platoon commander messes with the other officers in his company.
  • lián jūn shì tuán huò yíng de zài fēn dān wèi chéng zuì xíng zhèng dān wèi tōng cháng yóu shàng wèi zhǐ huībìng zhì shǎo yòu liǎng pái chéng
    A subdivision of a military regiment or battalion that constitutes the lowest administrative unit. It is usually under the command of a captain and is made up of at least two platoons.
  • jūn díshì bīng yíngliánpái cháng bèi men guò lái duì men jìn xíng xuān chuán gōng zuò fēn wéi yuàn liú yuàn liǎng zhǒngyuàn de fèi shì fàng
    Whenever soldiers, platoon leaders, or company or battalion commanders of the enemy forces are captured, we immediately conduct propaganda among them;they are divided into those wishing to stay and those wishing to leave, and the latter are given travelling expenses and set free.
  • hěn duō jiǎ de rénréng shòu jīng ruǎn de yǐng xiǎngjiāng huì fēn wén jiàojīng suànkǒng qián cóng wèi
    Still battered by the effects of a weak economy, many vacationers will be pinching pennies and cutting corners as perhaps never before.
  • yòu míng zài měi guó yìn 'ān bèi fēn de zhàng shā hàiyóu rén men yòu chū zhè wèn : " wèishénme zhè xiē shòu nüè dài de jiā chū zǒu
    Yet another woman was killed by her estranged husband in Indianapolis,and yet again the question was asked,"Why don't these battered women leave?
  • tuán zhǒng yóu fēn shù mián huò lèi cái liào zhì chéng de diàn gòu chéng de qǐn dāng zuò chuáng diàn huò gài bèi zài bǎn huò de kuàng jià shàng
    An article of bedding consisting of a pad of tufted cotton batting or similar material, used on a floor or on a raised frame as a mattress or comforter.
  • yòu de shuài yòu guī dìng de bǎi fēn shùzuò wéi píng jūn shù
    To have(a certain percentage) as a batting average.
  • guǒ zài dān de huà de chǔjìng kǒng shí fēn liǎo
    If you are delayed once again, I m afraid, you’ re batting on a very sticky wicket.
  • zhàn chǎng shàng shāng wáng rén shù shí fēn duō
    Battlefield casualties were high.
  • zài guò nián nián shí suì chū tóu liǎo hái néng zài zhàn chǎng shàng jiàn fēn xiǎo 'ā
    Seven or eight years from now, you'll be past 70. How could you see things through on the battlefield?
  • piàn tíng zhì de shī yóu shì wān de fēn
    a stagnant swamp (especially as part of a bayou).
  • qián shuǐ zhǎo shí de zhǒng bié shì fēn zài hǎi wān kǒu
    any of various ducks of esp. bays and estuaries that dive for their food.