花zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wǒ huā liǎo yī dà bǐ qián mǎi liǎo nà gè jiè zhǐ
    I paid a pretty penny for that ring.
  • tānɡ mǔ zuàn lái de měi yī fēn qián bìng wèi dū huā guāng。
    Tom does not spend every penny he earns.
  • wèile zhěng xiū nà suǒ fáng zǐ， nǐ dé huā hěn duō qián。
    Renovating that house will cost you a pretty penny.
  • ào dà lì yà xī nán de xiàng shí nán de guàn mù， yòu qì wèi hěn nóng de shù yè hé fěn sè de huā yǐ jí wǔ biān xíng de guǒ shí。
    heathlike shrub of southwestern Australia grown for its sharply scented foliage and pink flowers followed by pentagonal fruit.
  • mǔ dān shǐ qí tā huā ér 'àn rán shī sè。
    The peony casts the other flowers into the shade.
  • wǒ qī zǐ zài zhuō bù shàng xiù liǎo yī fú piào liàng de mǔ dān huā tú 'àn。
    My wife has worked a pretty peony pattern on the tablecloth.
  • shuāng jiàng shí， huā jí kū wěi。
    Flowers perish when frost comes.
  • shì shàng de wěi zhèng， yòu wǔ fēn zhī sì huā fèi yú mù bēi、 nǚ rén yǐ jí jìng zhēng duì shǒu zhī shàng。
    Four fifths of the perjury in the world is expended on tombstone, women, and competitor.
  • tā bù ràng gǒu jìn tā de huā yuán。
    He doesn't permit dogs in his garden.
  • nà wèi gǔ guài de fā míng zhě huā liǎo bì shēng de shí jiān shì tú jiàn zào yī zhǒng yǒng héng de yùn dòng jī， dàn zuì hòu fàng qì liǎo， yīn wéi tā zuì hòu zhèng míng liǎo nà shì bù kě néng de shì。
    After spending a lifetime trying to construct a perpetual motion machine, the eccentric inventor threw in his hand because he had finally proved it was impossible.
  • yòu xiē rén bù yuàn zuò fù mǔ， xiàng shù mù huā cǎo bù yuàn chǎn shēng zhǒng zǐ qù gēng xù tā men zú zhǒng de shēng mìng yī yàng， kě shì méi yòu rén néng gòu jù jué yòu fù mǔ， zhèng rú méi yòu shù mù néng jù jué yóu zhǒng zǐ chǎn shēng chū lái。
    Some have refused to become parents, like trees and flowers that refuse to produce seeds to perpetuate their own species, but no man can refuse to have parents, as no tree can refuse to grow from a seed.
  • tā huā liǎo hǎo cháng shí jiān cái xiāo chú liǎo kùn huò。
    It took him long time to smooth away perplexities.
  • mǎi yī kuài bō sī dì tǎn fàng zài wǒ men de qǐ jū shì lǐ yào huā hěn duō qián。
    A Persian carpet for our sitting-room would cost a bomb.
  • wǒ men yào yǒng yuǎn jiān chí bǎi huā qí fàng、 bǎi jiā zhēng míng de fāng zhēn。
    We will always persist in the policy of "letting a hundred flowers bloom, a hundred schools of thought contend".
  • yōu mò gǎn cháng cháng néng cù shǐ jú shì liǔ 'àn huā míng， ér zhè zhèng shì guān jiàn suǒ zài。
    A sense of humor helps keep things in perspective, and that is key.
  • bìlǔ guàn mù huò xiǎo xíng shù zhǒng， yè yòu guāng zé， xiāng de huáng、 lǜ huò hóng sè jù sǎn huā xù； yī yòng shù zhǒng。
    Peruvian shrub or small tree having large glossy leaves and cymes of fragrant yellow to green or red flowers; cultivated for its medicinal bark.
  • zhè jiàn qù shì， kě yǐ xiào chū lèi huā ， yě dài chū wǒ men shè huì jí wéi pǔ biàn de chén mò xīn tài。
    This funny story can make us smile with some sadness, but it also bears witness to the culture of silence which is so pervasive in our society.
  • mǎ lì zhì shǎo huā liǎo 100 měi yuán cái mǎi liǎo nà liàng zì xíng chē。
    Mary had to pay all of100 dollars for that bike.
  • jù guān chá jiā gū jì， rú guǒ xiǎng zài quán guó gè dì jìn xíng jìng xuǎn huó dòng， zǒng tǒng hòu xuǎn rén qǐ mǎ yào huā shù yì bǐ suǒ ( yuē shù qiān wàn xīn yuán )， ér cān yì yuán hòu xuǎn rén zé xū shù qiān wàn bǐ suǒ ( yuē shù bǎi wàn xīn yuán )。
    It has been estimated by analysts that to campaign at all key places in the country, a presidential hopeful has to fork out at least hundreds of millions of pesos (tens of millions of Singapore dollar). Candidates keen on a seat in the Senate must be prepared to spend tens of millions of pesos.
  • yī piàn huā bàn piāo luò dào dì shàng。
    A petal fluttered to the ground.
  • rǔ tū huā zhù tóu、 huā bàn huò yè zǐ biǎo miàn shàng xì xiǎo de lóng qǐ wù
    A minute projection on the surface of a stigma, petal, or leaf.
  • dài yòu yī sī fěn sè de bái sè huā bàn
    A white petal touched with pink.
  • qǐng gěi wǒ lái fèn méi guī huā bàn sè lā。
    Get me some rose-petal salad, please.
  • yòu zhǎo dòng wù； zhǎo zhuàng huā bàn。
    unguiculate animals; an unguiculate flower petal.
  • yī gè yī nián shēng cǎo běn shǔ， huā jī bù jǐn yòu yī gè huā bàn。
    annual herbs whose flowers have only one petal spurred at the base.
  • jù gǔ huò jù zhuàng tū qǐ jù gǔ huò jù zhuàng tū qǐ， rú huā bàn gēn bù hé niǎo de chì bǎng huò tuǐ bù
    A spur or spurlike projection, such as one found on the base of a petal or on the wing or leg of a bird.
  • yè piàn yè zǐ huò huā bàn de zhǎn kāi bù fēn。 cǐ cí jīng cháng bèi bù yán gé dì yòng yú fàn zhǐ cǎo hé lèi sì zhí wù de yè zǐ zǒng chēng
    The expanded part of a leaf or petal. The term is often loosely used to include the entire leaf of grasses and similar plants.
  • lí bàn de jù yòu fēn liè de huā bàn； duō bàn de
    Having separate petals; polypetalous.
  • mǒu xiē huā bàn zhǎo yàng de jī bù
    The clawlike base of some petals.
  • yòu guī lǜ pái liè zhe de zài qí tā bù fēn jiān yòu guī lǜ dì pái liè de， rú huā bàn jiān de xióng ruǐ
    Arranged regularly between other parts, as stamens between petals.
  • huā guān bèi rèn wéi shì yī zǔ huò yī gè bù fēn de huā bàn
    The petals of a flower considered as a group or unit.
  • （ zhí wù xué ; huā ） tōng cháng zhǐ yòu yīháng huò yī pái huā bàn de。
    (botany; of flowers) having usually only one row or whorl of petals.