东zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • hé xī tè lè、 mò suǒ lǐ ní zài xī fāng jiā jǐn zhǔn bèi de qiáng dào zhàn zhēng xiāng hū yìng， rì běn zài dōng fāng zhèng zài yòng jìn yī qiē qì lì zài què dìng de bù zhòu shàng zhǔn bèi yī jǔ miè wáng zhōng guó de tiáo jiàn héng héng guó nèi jūn shì de、 zhèng zhì de、 jīng jì de、 sī xiǎng de tiáo jiàn， guó jì wài jiāo tiáo jiàn， zhōng guó qīn rì shì lì de fú zhí。
    In concert with the intensified preparations of Hitler and Mussolini for predatory war in the West, Japan is exerting every ounce of energy in the East in order to prepare the ground, according to a definite plan, for the subjugation of China at a single stroke -- she is creating the military, political, economic and ideological conditions at home and the diplomatic conditions internationally, and fostering the pro-Japanese forces in China.
  • 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.
  • táo jīn niàn kē de rè dài cháng qīng shù， tǔ chǎn yú dōng yìn dù dàn zài bié de dì fāng yě zāi zhí。
    a tropical evergreen tree of the myrtle family native to the East Indies but cultivated elsewhere.
  • hái yòu nǎ xiē xīn de shén mì dōng xī huì bèi kē xué jiā fā xiàn ní？
    What new mysteries will be yielded up to the scientist?
  • bù xìng de shì， nà xiē shén mì de shì qíng yǐ jīng suí zhe zhè gè jué dài jiā rén yī qǐ xiāo shì liǎo。 bù guǎn zhè xiē guì fù rén xīn lǐ de qī wàng yòu duō dà， tā men yě zhǐ néng duì zhe sǐ zhě shēn hòu yào pāi mài de dōng xī zé zé chēng xiàn， què yī diǎn yě kàn bù chū zhè gè nǚ fáng kè zài shì shí suǒ cāo de shén nǚ shēng yá de hén jì。
    Unfortunately, the mysteries had died with the goddess, and in spite of their best endeavours these good ladies found only what had been put up for sale since the time of death, and could detect nothing of what had been sold while the occupant had been alive.
  • zǒng tǒng de fáng jiān yáng yì zhe shén mì de dōng fāng fēng wèi。
    The president's room conveyed a delicate aroma of the mysterious East.
  • shēng mìng de lì liàng； chī dōng xī yǐ wéi chí shēng mìng de huó lì； rèn shí dào méi yòu shén mì de shēng mìng lì liàng。
    vital powers; eating to maintain vital energy; recognizing no mystic vital force.
  • xù rì dōng shēng , wǒ zhàn zài shén diàn mén qián , tǐ yàn dào yóu rán 'ér shēng de jìng wèi zhī qíng
    For me, standing before the temple door as the sun rising is a mystical experience
  • hā xī dé pài jiào tú 18 shì jì xīng qǐ yú dōng ōu de dà zhòng shén mì zhù yì yùn dòng de chéng yuán
    A member of a movement of popular mysticism founded in eastern Europe in the18th century.
  • xióng běn rì běn jiǔ zhōu dǎo xī bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú cháng qí yǐ dōng 。 zài fēng jiàn shí qī， tā shì yī gè zhòng yào de chéng bǎo。 rén kǒu 555， 722
    A city of western Kyushu, Japan, east of Nagasaki. It was an important castle town during the feudal period. Population,555, 722.
  • cháng qí rì běn jiǔ zhōu xī bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú cháng qí hǎi wān yán 'àn， zhōng guó hǎi dōng bù de yī gè shuǐ wān。 shì rì běn 16 shì jì duì wài mào yì bèi kāi fàng de dì yī gè gǎng kǒu， cháng qí céng yú 'èr zhàn qī jiān bèi tóu fàng dì 'èr kē yuán zǐ dàn（ 1945 nián 8 yuè 9 rì）， rén kǒu 449， 382
    A city of western Kyushu, Japan, on Nagasaki Bay, an inlet of the East China Sea. The first Japanese port to be opened to foreign trade in the16th century, Nagasaki was devastated by the second atomic bomb used in World War II(August9,1945). Population,449, 382.
  • zài bīng quán wèn tí shàng huàn yòu zhì bìng， bì dìng dé bù dào yī diǎn dōng xī。
    Where there is naivety on the question of military power, nothing whatsoever can be achieved.
  • nà luó sī niǔ yuē dōng nán de yī gè hǎi xiá， jiè yú bù lǔ kè lín hé niǔ yuē shì de sī tǎ téng dǎo zhī jiān， lián jiē niǔ yuē wān de shàng duān hé xià duān。 fú lā dé nuò － nà luó sī qiáo de jiàn lì shǐ nà luó sī hǎi xiá dé dào yán shēn， gāi qiáo yú 1964 nián jùn gōng， shì shì jiè shàng zuì cháng de diào qiáo
    A strait of southeast New York between Brooklyn and Staten Island in New York City and connecting Upper and Lower New York Bay. The Narrows is spanned by the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, completed in1964 and one of the longest suspension bridges in the world.
  • ní gài mù wū nà wǎ hé rén jū zhù de tōng cháng yòng ní tǔ mǒ gài de fáng zǐ， chuán tǒng rù kǒu cháo dōng
    A usually earth-covered Navajo dwelling traditionally built with the entrance facing east.
  • chóng wǔ yǐ dōng hǎi zhàn
    Naval Battle to the East of Chongwu
  • lǐ fú sài dé měi guó jiā lì fú ní yà nán bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú shèng 'ān nà dōng běi。 1873 nián qí chéng bèi yǐn rù cǐ dì， gāi chéng zhì jīn réng yòu zhòng yào de gān jú gōng yè。 rén kǒu 226， 505
    A city of southern California northeast of Santa Ana. The navel orange was introduced here in1873, and the city still has an important citrus industry. Population,226, 505.
  • yào xué huì zhè yī kè， bìng bù róng yì， yóu qí shì dāng wǒ men nián qīng qì shèng de shí hóu， yīn wéi， nà shí wǒ men rèn wéi zì jǐ shì shì jiè de zhù zǎi， rèn wéi wǒ men yòng chōng mǎn jī qíng de qū tǐ zhōng de quán bù lì liàng qù kě qiú de dōng xī zhōng jiāng shì wǒ men de。
    This is not an easy lesson to learn, especially when we are young and think that the world is ours to command, that whatever we desire with the full force of our passionate being can, nay, will, be ours.
  • dé guó dōng nán bù de yī zuò chéng shì； nián dào nián shì tóng méng guó shěn lǐ nà cuì zhàn fàn de shěn pàn dì。
    a city in southeastern Germany; site of Allied trials of Nazi war criminals (1945-46).
  • nà cuì fěi tú jué dìng duì jí zhōng yíng lǐ de rén jìn xíng sōu chá yǐ què bǎo méi yòu shénme dōng xī tōu yùn jìn qù。
    The Nazi bandits decided to shake down the inmates to make sure nothing had been smuggled into the concentration camp.
  • dá méng dé guó dōng nán bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú mù ní hēi xī běi piān běi。 tā shì 1935 nián jiàn lì de nà cuì jí zhōng yíng de suǒ zài dì， 1945 nián 4 yuè bèi méng jūn zhàn lǐng。 rén kǒu 33， 141
    A city of southeast Germany north-northwest of Munich. It was the site of a Nazi concentration camp built in1935 and captured by the Allies in April1945. Population,33, 141.
  • dōng běi dé kè sà sī zhōu de kā duō zú rén。
    a member of the Caddo people of NE Texas.
  • wèi yú dōng běi yìn dù de 'ā sà mǔ bāng de tǔ zhù huò zhě jū mín。
    native or inhabitant of the state of Assam in NE India.
  • yóu rì běn xiàng dōng běi liú rù běi dà xī yáng de yī gǔ nuǎn liú。
    a warm ocean current that flows NE off the coast of Japan into the N Pacific.
  • tā zhè gè rén yòu yī zhǒng shuō bù chū lái de dōng xī shǐ wǒ men cóng yī kāi shǐ jiù bù xǐ huān tā。
    There was a je ne sais quoi about him which made us disliked him form the first.
  • nèi bù lā sī jiā zhōu shǒu fǔ； wèi yú nèi bù lā sī jiā zhōu dōng nán bù； nèi bù lā sī jiā dà xué suǒ zài dì。
    capital of the state of Nebraska; located in southeastern Nebraska; site of the University of Nebraska.
  • péng kǎ rén yī zhī měi zhōu tǔ zhù rén， yuán xiān dìng jū zài nèi bù lā sī jiā dōng běi、 nài 'è bù lā lè hé fù jìn， xiàn zài tā men jū zhù zài 'é kè lā hé mǎ zhōu hé nèi bù lā sī jiā zhōu。 péng kǎ rén hé 'ào mǎ hā rén zài yǔ yán hé lì shǐ yán shàng dōuyòu jǐn mì de lián xì
    A Native American people formerly inhabiting northeast Nebraska near the Niobrara River, with present-day populations in Oklahoma and Nebraska. The Ponca are closely related to the Omaha in language and history.
  • nuò fú kè měi guó nèi bù lā sī jiā dōng běi 'ào mǎ hā xī běi de chéng shì， shì nóng yè qū de jiā gōng hé shāng yè zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 21， 476
    A city of northeast Nebraska northwest of Omaha. It is a processing and trade center in an agricultural region. Population,21, 476.
  • ào tuō zú céng zài nèi bù lā sī jiā zhōu dōng bù yán pǔ lā tè hé jū zhù de měi zhōu tǔ zhù jū mín， qí hòu dài xiàn yǔ mì sū lǐ zú hùn jū yú 'é kè lā hé mǎ zhōu zhōng běi bù
    A Native American people formerly inhabiting eastern Nebraska along the Platte River, with present-day descendants living with the Missouri in north-central Oklahoma.
  • ào mǎ hā rén cóng 17 shì jì wǎn qī jū zhù zài měi guó nèi bù lā sī jiā dōng běi bù de yī měi zhōu yìn dì 'ān mín zú， tā men zài yǔ yán hé lì shǐ shàng yǔ péng kǎ de yuān yuán hěn shēn
    A Native American people inhabiting northeast Nebraska since the late17th century. The Omaha are closely related to the Ponca in language and history.
  • fú lǐ méng tè měi guó nèi bù lā sī jiā zhōng dōng bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú pǔ lā tè hé yán 'àn， zài 'ào mǎ hā de xī běi piān xī。 shì nóng yè qū de jiā gōng zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 23， 680
    A city of east-central Nebraska on the Platte River west-northwest of Omaha. It is a processing center in an agricultural region. Population,23, 680.
  • gé lán dé dǎo shì měi guó nèi bù lā sī jiā zhōu zhōng bù piān dōng nán chù yī zuò chéng shì， wèi yú lín kěn chéng xī miàn。 1857 nián jiàn yú pǔ lā tè hé pàn， bìng yú 1866 nián qiān zhì xiàn jīn wèi yú tiě lù xiàn biān shàng de chéng zhǐ。 rén kǒu 39， 386
    A city of southeast-central Nebraska west of Lincoln. It was settled on the Platte River in1857 and moved to its present location on the railroad line in1866. Population,39, 386.
  • 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.