花zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dì 'èr jiè zhōng guó xì jù méi huā jiǎng hé shǒu jiè shàng hǎi xì jù bái yù lán biǎo yǎn yì shù zhùjué jiǎng dé zhù。
    Liang Gu-yin is the winner of Second Chinese Drama Plum Blossom Prize and Leading Role Prize of First Shanghai Magnolie Drama Prize.
  • wǒ men yòu mó huā hé tào sè de liǎng zhǒng。
    We have both hand cut and color processed tea sets.
  • zài（ hūn yàn） chí huā duì wǔ zhōng de nián yòu nǚ hái。
    a young girl who carries flowers in a (wedding) procession.
  • běi měi běi bù hé rì běn de yī zhǒng shēngzhǎng hěn màn、 cháng lǜ de píng wò guàn mù， yòu bái sè huā hé xǔ duō bái sè、 yòu cū máo de ròu zhì zhǒng zǐ。
    slow-growing procumbent evergreen shrublet of northern North America and Japan having white flowers and numerous white fleshy rough-hairy seeds.
  • xióng xìng de biǎo míng shì huò yǔ mǒu zhǒng qì guān zǔ zhì yòu guān de， cǐ zǔ zhì kě yǐ chǎn shēng shǐ cí xìng zǔ zhì chǎn shēng de pèi zǐ shòu jīng de pèi zǐ， rú huā yào huò bāo zǐ zhí wù jīng zǐ náng
    Relating to or designating organs, such as anthers or antheridia, that produce gametes capable of fertilizing those produced by female organs.
  • tā jīng yú huā yàng huá bīng。
    She is proficient at / in figure skating.
  • nà 'ér yòu hěn duō huā duǒ。
    There are profuse blossoms.
  • cháng mǎn liǎo yě huā de tián dì
    A field profuse with wildflowers.
  • dōng yìn dù cháng lǜ de màn shēng zhí wù， yóu yú qí fēng fù de xiāng de bái huā ér bèi zài zhí。
    East Indian evergreen vine cultivated for its profuse fragrant white flowers.
  • nán měi zhōu yī zhǒng měi nián luò yè de shù， yòu dà xíng de jīshù yǔ zhuàng de yè piàn hé dà liàng fāng xiāng de jú huáng sè huā duǒ； chǎn yī zhǒng hóng sè de zhī yè hé chén shí、 jiān rèn、 jīng jiǔ nài yòng de mù cái。
    deciduous South African tree having large odd-pinnate leaves and profuse fragrant orange-yellow flowers; yields a red juice and heavy strong durable wood.
  • xià tiān huā yuán lǐ kāi mǎn liǎo xiān huā 。
    There is a profusion of flowers in the garden in summer.
  • xià tiān huā yuán lǐ kāi mǎn liǎo xiān huā ， nà lǐ huā cǎo shí fēn mào shèng。
    There is a profusion of flowers in the garden in summer; flowers grow there in profusion.
  • xǔ duō de yán sè、 huā yàng、 xiān huā 、 měi hǎo zhù yuàn
    A profusion of colour, patterns, flowers, good wishes
  • nán fēi de guàn mù， yóu yú qí fēng fù de bái huā ér bèi zhòngzhí。
    South African shrub grown for its profusion of white flowers.
  • dōng yìn dù de yī zhǒng qiáo mù， huā duō qiě mì jí， sī róng zhì dì， chéng zhū hóng sè， kě chǎn yī zhǒng huáng sè rǎn liào。
    East Indian tree bearing a profusion of intense vermilion velvet-textured blooms and yielding a yellow dye.
  • yóu yú qí ròu zhì tái xiǎn zhuàng yè piàn hé fēng fù、 liàng lì de huā sè pǐn zhǒng 'ér bèi guǎng fàn zhòngzhí de yī zhǒng zhí wù。
    widely cultivated in many varieties for its fleshy mosslike foliage and profusion of brightly colored flowers.
  • yī zhǒng nán fēi de jú kē zhí wù， dà liàng huáng sè de lèi sì chú jú de huā guān hé duī zhuàng xiāng yè。
    any of several South African plants grown for the profusion of usually yellow daisylike flowers and mounds of aromatic foliage.
  • rè dài hé yà rè dài cǎo běn zhí wù guàn mù hé qiáo mù zhí wù de yī gè shǔ， cháng yīn qí duō zhǒng yán sè de dà liàng dà huā zuò wéi guān shǎng zhí wù zhòngzhí。
    large genus of tropical and subtropical herbs and shrubs and trees often grown as ornamentals for their profusion of large flowers in a variety of colors.
  • wú xū guān xīn zài fǎng wèn bèi chéng xù suǒ diào yòng de cún chǔ wèi zhì shí suǒ huā shí jiān de yī zhǒng chéng xù shè jì fāng fǎ。
    Programming without concern for the time needed for access to the storage positions called for in the program.
  • lián hé guó jí qí gè jī gòu、 jī jīn hé fāng 'àn ( zhù yào shì lián hé guó kāi fā jìhuà shǔ、 shì jiè liáng shí jìhuà shǔ、 lián hé guó 'ér tóng jī jīn hé lián hé guó rén kǒu jī jīn ) měi nián huā fèi jìn 65 yì měi yuán jìn xíng fā zhǎn fāng miàn de yè wù huó dòng， dà duō wéi bāng zhù shì jiè shàng zuì pín qióng guó jiā de jīng jì、 shè huì hé rén dào zhù yì de fāng 'àn。
    The United Nations and its agencies, funds and programmes – mainly the UN Development Programme, the World Food Programme, the UN Children ’ s Fund and the UN Population Fund – spend nearly $6.5 billion a year on operational activities for development, mostly for economic, social and humanitarian programmes to help the world’ s poorest countries.
  • jù yòu tè bié piào liàng de 'àn lán sè huā duǒ de yī zhǒng duō chǎn de zhǒng lèi。
    prolific species having particularly beautiful dark blue flowers.
  • yòu shēng zhí lì de nán měi zhōu shuǐ shēng yě cǎo， yòu lèi sì cǎo de yè zǐ hé bái sè suì zhuàng huā xù； dà liàng piào fú zǔsè shuǐ dào。
    prolific South American aquatic weed having grasslike leaves and short spikes of white flowers; clogs waterways with dense floating masses.
  • qì chuán de tuī jìn qì juǎnqǐ làng huā 。
    The propeller of the steamboat churned the waves.
  • lún chuán jiā sù shí， luó xuán jiǎng zhuàndòng， làng huā fān gǔn。
    The ship's propellers churned up the water as it increased speed.
  • tā de huā fèi yǔ shōu rù bù xiāngchèn。
    His expenditure is out of proportion to his income.
  • wǒ de dà bù fēn shí jiān huā zài xué xí shàng。
    A large proportion of my time is spent in studying.
  • dài jià yào hé suǒ huā fèi de shí jiān chéng bǐ lì。
    The pay will be proportional to the amount of time put in.
  • mǒu xiē rén kě néng rèn wéi， yùn shū yè zhě hé shāng rén yě yìng guī rù zhè yī lèi， yīn wéi tā men de láo dòng bìng bù gěi wù pǐn zēng tiān rèn hé xìng zhì。 dàn wǒ de dá fù shì， tā men de láo dòng gěi wù pǐn zēng tiān liǎo xìng zhì， shǐ wù pǐn chù zài rén men xū yào tā men de dì fāng， ér bù shì bié de dì fāng。 zhè shì yī zhǒng fēi cháng yòu yòng de xìng zhì， tā suǒ tí gōng de xiào yòng tǐ xiàn zài liǎo wù pǐn shàng， wù pǐn xiàn zài shí jì shàng shì zài rén men xū yào tā men de dì fāng， yóu cǐ 'ér zēng jiā liǎo xiào yòng， wù pǐn kě yǐ 'àn jiào gāo de jià gé chū shòu， jià gé tí gāo de fú dù yǔ suǒ huā fèi de láo dòng chéng bǐ lì。
    It may appear to some, that carriers, and merchants or dealers, should be placed in this same class, since their labour does not add any properties to objects: but I reply that it does: it adds the property of being in the place where they are wanted, instead of being in some other place: which is a very useful property, and the utility it confers is embodied in the things themselves, which now actually are in the place where they are required for use, and in consequence of that increased utility could be sold at an increased price, proportioned to the labour expended in conferring it.
  • bào chóu jiāng yǔ gōng zuò liàng chéng bǐ lì , ér bù shì yǔ huā fèi de shí jiān chéng bǐ lì .
    Payment will be in proportion to the work done, not to the time spent doing it.
  • tā shuō， zài huā fèi 175， 000 měi yuán dú yī xué yuàn zhī qián， xiàn zài jiù ràng wèi lái de dà fū men liǎo jiě xiàn shí qíng kuàng bù shì gèng hǎo má？
    Is it not better to show prospective doctors the reality now, he asks, before they spend $175,000 on medical school?
  • jiāo jì huā ， gāo jí jì nǚ zhōu xuán yú gāo guān xiǎn guì zhōng de jì nǚ
    A woman who is a prostitute, especially one whose clients are men of rank or wealth.
  • ōu zhōu píng wò cǎo běn zhí wù， kāi xiǎo huáng huā ， jié wān qū de hēi jiá； yǐ jīng yǐn rù měi guó。
    prostrate European herb with small yellow flowers and curved black pods; naturalized in North America.