口zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shù kǒu
    Rinse out the mouth
  • wǒ shù kǒu。
    I rinse my mouth.
  • shù shù nǐ de kǒu。
    Rinse your mouth out.
  • qǐng shù kǒu。
    Rinse your mouth out, please.
  • tōng guò sòu kǒu shuǐ de xíng shì lái shù xǐ kǒu qiāng。
    rinse one's mouth and throat with mouthwash.
  • yòng sū dǎ shuǐ shù yī shù nǐ de kǒu 。
    Rinse your mouth with water and soda.
  • yǐ shù kǒu de fāng shì qīng xǐ huò zhì liáo（ kǒu qiāng huò yān hóu）
    To rinse or medicate(the mouth or throat) by gargling.
  • tā yòng yán de shuǐ róng yè shù kǒu 。
    She rinse her mouth with a solution of salt in water.
  • tā yòng shù kǒu jì shù kǒu。
    He rinses his mouth out with mouthwash.
  • yī zhǒng jiā yòu yào wù de róng yè， yòng yú shù xǐ kǒu qiāng。
    a medicated solution used for gargling and rinsing the mouth.
  • hā lín gēn měi guó dé kè sà sī zhōu zuì nán duān yī chéng shì， wèi yú bù lǎng sī wéi 'ěr xī běi。 shì xià lǐ 'ào dà xiá gǔ de jiā gōng hé háng yùn zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 43， 543
    A city of extreme southern Texas northwest of Brownsville. It is a processing and shipping center for the lower Rio Grande valley. Population,43, 543.
  • ā 'ěr bó kè jī měi guó xīn mò xī gē zhōu zhōng bù gé lán dé hé shàng yóu de yī gè chéng shì， wèi yú shèng fěi xī nán fāng。 yú 1706 nián jiàn shì， shì zhù míng de liáo yǎng shèng dì。 rén kǒu 384， 736
    A city of central New Mexico on the upper Rio Grande southwest of Santa Fe. Founded in1706, it is a noted health resort. Population,384, 736.
  • mǐ shēn měi guó dé kè sà sī zhōu nán bù chéng shì， wèi yú bù lǎng sī wéi 'ěr xī běi piān xī， gé lán dé hé fù jìn。 shì yóu tián qū hé nóng yè qū de shāng pǐn jí sàn dì。 rén kǒu 28， 653
    A city of southern Texas near the Rio Grande west-northwest of Brownsville. It is a distribution center in an oil and farm region. Population,28, 653.
  • mài kǎ lún měi guó dé kè sà sī zhōu nán bù chéng shì， wèi yú bù lǎng sī wéi 'ěr de xī běi piān běi de gé lán dé hé shàng， shì gān jú chǎn qū de jiā gōng hé yùn shū zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 84， 021
    A city of southern Texas on the Rio Grande west-northwest of Brownsville. It is a processing and shipping center for a citrus-growing region. Population,84, 021.
  • dé 'ěr ruì 'ōu měi guó dé kè sà sī xī nán bù de yī zuò chéng shì， wèi yú shèng 'ān dōng ní 'ào xī bù de gé lán dé hé shàng， jiàn yú 1868 nián， shì zhè yī nóng yè qū de shāng yè hé háng yùn yè zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 30， 705
    A city of southwest Texas on the Rio Grande west of San Antonio. Founded in1868, it is a market and shipping center in an agricultural region. Population,30, 705.
  • mǎ tǎ mò luó sī mò xī gē dōng běi bù chéng shì， wèi yú gé lán dé hé de rù hǎi kǒu ， yǔ měi guó dé kè sà sī zhōu de bù lǎng sī wéi gé hé xiāng wàng。 1846 nián mò xī gē zhàn zhēng qī jiān， bèi fán kǎ lǐ · tài lè de jūn duì gōng xiàn。 rén kǒu 188， 745
    A city of northeast Mexico near the mouth of the Rio Grande opposite Brownsville, Texas. It was captured by Zachary Taylor's forces in1846 during the Mexican War. Population,188, 745.
  • lā sī kè lǔ sài sī xīn mò xī gē nán bù de yī zuò chéng shì， wèi yú dé kè sà sī de 'āi 'ěr pà suǒ xī běi piān běi gé lán dé hé shàng。 guàn gài nóng yè yǔ lín jìn de bái shā mì suǒ shān mài shì qí zhòng yào de jīng jì lái yuán。 rén kǒu 62， 126
    A city of southern New Mexico on the Rio Grande north-northwest of El Paso, Texas. Irrigated farming and the nearby White Sands Missile Range are important to its economy. Population,62, 126.
  • bù lǎng sī wéi 'ěr dé kè sà sī zhōu nán bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú gé lán dé hé liú rù mò xī gē wān de rù hǎi kǒu 。 shì zhù yào de huò wù jìn kǒu gǎng， yòu kě róng nà hǎi chuán de shēn shuǐ dào。 rén kǒu 98， 962
    A city of southern Texas on the Rio Grande near its mouth on the Gulf of Mexico. It is a major port of entry served by a deepwater channel that accommodates oceangoing ships. Population,98, 962.
  • āi 'ěr pà suǒ chéng měi guó dé kè sà sī zhōu zuì xī duān yī chéng shì， wèi yú yǔ mò xī gē hú yà léi sī xiāng wàng de lǐ 'ào gé lán dé。 qí zhōu wéi dì qū zuì chū shì 17 shì jì xī bān yá chuán jiào shì、 shì bīng hé shāng rén shǒu xiān jū zhù。 rén kǒu 515， 342
    A city of extreme western Texas on the Rio Grande opposite Ciudad Ju lí ez, Mexico. The surrounding area was first settled by Spanish missionaries, soldiers, and traders in the17th century. Population,515, 342.
  • lā léi duō měi guó dé kè sà sī zhōu nán bù de yī zuò chéng shì， zuò luò zài gé lán dé hé shàng shèng 'ān dōng ní 'ào xī nán piān nán bù。 yóu xī bān yá yī yí mín zhě yú 1755 nián jiàn lì， tā shì hé kǒu chù de yī gè zhù yào gǎng kǒu hé líng shòu、 lǚ yóu hé gōng yè zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 122， 899
    A city of southern Texas on the Rio Grande south-southwest of San Antonio. Established by Spanish settlers in1755, it is a major port of entry and a retail, tourist, and industrial center. Population,122, 899.
  • yòu hěn cháng de liè kǒu huò zhě lièfèng。
    having a long rip or tear.
  • wǒ de kù zǐ yòu gè liè kǒu。
    There's a rip in my trousers.
  • wǒ de kù zǐ yòu gè liè kǒu。
    There 's a rip in my trousers.
  • qǐng féng wǒ xiù zǐ shàng de liè kǒu 。
    Please sew up this rip in my sleeve.
  • zài yī dào cài shàng zēng jiā kě kǒu de dōng xī。
    a flavorful addition on top of a dish.
  • xīn chū shēng de dì dì shǐ wǒ men jiā duō liǎo yī kǒu rén。
    Our baby brother is an addition to our family.
  • tā pò kǒu dà mà。
    He ripped out an angry oath.
  • tā de chèn yīfèng kǒu sī kāi liǎo。
    His shirt ripped at the seam.
  • tā kàn jiàn chóu rén kāi kǒu mà liǎo yī shēng。
    Seeing his enemy, he ripped off a curse.
  • cóng bō lán de jìn kǒu shāng pǐn 'é měi nián yǐ dá yī bǎi wàn měi yuán。
    Import from Poland has risen to $ 1m a year.
  • gāi shì rén kǒu yǐ zēng jiā dào wǔ bǎi wàn。
    The population of the city has risen to five million.
  • mù lóu tī cè bǎn， mù lóu tī xiǎo liáng zài jiē tī liǎng biān zhī chēng lóu tī de tà bǎn hé shù bǎn de yòu 'āo kǒu de mù bǎn
    A notched board at either side of a staircase that supports the treads and risers.