zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • bèi shān shǔ de shù yóu zhǐ xīn lán bèi shānbái de wén de cái
    white close-grained wood of a tree of the genus Agathis especially Agathis australis.
  • shǔ zhè zhǒng zhí de bái
    The white grains of this plant.
  • zhǒng dān gāo liáng yòu 'ér ruǎn de bái zhǒng wéi zhēng
    a Sudanese sorghum having exceptionally large soft white grains.
  • shuǐ dào de zhǒng bìngdào suì shàng gài zhuólù de fěn
    disease of rice; grains covered by a green powder consisting of conidia.
  • zhōng qún shān shì duō me zhuàng
    How grand the mountains look in the early evening!
  • gān hěn chū .
    You've done a grand job.
  • wài , jiǎo de chéng gōng xuǎn shǐ zhěng diàn yǐng chōng mǎn liǎo shēng :andrews bàn yǎn de wáng :annehathaway bàn yǎn de wài sūn ;
    A well-chosen cast helps the picture come alive: Andrews as the queen; Anne Hathaway as her undecided granddaughter;
  • jìn guǎn zài 'é shí dài lěi zēng jiā guǎng xīn de hóng wěi fēn qiǎodàn zài shí dài diào làng màn cǎi zhī hòu lěi biàn jiāng huà liǎo
    Yet despite the new grandeur and skill brought to ballet during the Imperial Russian age, it was also a time when, after the romantic liberation, ballet became fossilized.
  • jūn shì jiā huó dòng de tái jiàn zhù zài guān zhì tiáo jiàn de shàng miànrán 'ér jūn shì jiā píng zhe zhè táiquè dǎo yǎn chū duō yòu shēng yòu wēi xióng zhuàng de huó lái
    The stage of action for a military man is built upon objective material conditions, but on that stage he can direct the performance of many a drama, full of sound and colour, power and grandeur.
  • zhàn zhēng zhǐ huī yuán huó dòng de tái jiàn zhù zài guān tiáo jiàn de zhī shàngrán 'ér men píng jiè zhè táiquè dǎo yǎn chū hěn duō yòu shēng yòu wēi xióng zhuàng de lái
    The stage of action for commanders in a war must be built upon objective possibilities, but on that stage they can direct the performance of many a drama, full of sound and colour, power and grandeur.
  • jiào cóng pán yǎo gěi rén
    Grandmother asked me to dish out the salad.
  • de míng liǎn jiù yīn chén lái
    His face clouded at the mention of Grandpa 's name.
  • suǒ wàng wèi shēng néng zhù men de zài men shēng huó zhōng bàn yǎn guò jiā cháng jiǎo de rén men
    So I hope all of you graduates will join with me in congratulating your parents, grandparents, and the parental figures in your lives.
  • zàishèng jīng · jiù yuēzhōng shì zhī hǎn zhī sūn de 12 'ér hòu lái chéng wéi liè 12 luò de xiān
    In the Old Testament, the son of Isaac and grandson of Abraham. His12 sons became the progenitors of the12 tribes of Israel.
  • guòdāng dào zài lún shàng de lán qiú shí -- shì qián tiān de wài sūn 'ā sān suì de shēng wǎn huì liú xià lái degōng zhù gāo xīng lái
    Still, the princess brightened when asked about a blue balloon -- left over from her grandson Arthur's third-birthday party the day before -- tied to her wheelchair.
  • cóng zhè duì quán dōng lǎn jǐng zhēn zhuàng guān
    You can get a grandstand view of everything here and the spread is marvelous.
  • suān xìng huò huā gǎng shí lèi tōng cháng wéi hēi dàn piàn zhuàng shí tòu míng
    acid or granitic glass; usually dark, but transparent in thin pieces.
  • huáng jīnghuáng zhǒng lán huáng huò fěn de guī huà kuàng shícháng cháng huā gǎng yán bàn shēng bìng yòu bǎo shí de jià zhí bié shì zhōng de fěn hóng zhǒng lèi
    A colorless, blue, yellow, brown, or pink aluminum silicate mineral, often found in association with granitic rocks and valued as a gemstone, especially in the brown and pink varieties.
  • suī rán zài wēi zhì de 'ài liàng jiě zhōng chéngzhǎng yào tàn suǒzhōu yóu shì jiè ), dàn yào chāo yuè de xiá 'ài xiǎng zhèng què de zhǒng guān niàn), zuò mángde rén rén de zhì lái pàn duàn rén
    Although she was nourished in the loving care of her Granny's understanding ("the need to be independent, to explore, to travel all over the world"), she had to transcend Granny's parochialism (that is, politically incorrect racial attitudes) to be "color-blind" and to see people as they are.
  • suī rán zài wēi zhì de 'ài liàng jiě zhōng chéngzhǎng (“ yào tàn suǒzhōu yóu shì jiè ” ), dàn yào chāo yuè de xiá 'ài xiǎng ( zhèng què de zhǒng guān niàn ), zuò mángde rén rén de zhì lái pàn duàn rén
    Although she was nourished in the loving care of her Porpor's understanding ("the need to be independent, to explore, to travel"), she had to transcend Granny's parochialism (that is, politicallyincorrect racial attitudes) to be "colour-blind" and to see people as they are.
  • nài jiǔ zhǒng tián wèi de hóng de jiǔyòng nài bái táo de biàn zhǒng hēi táo zhì chéng
    A dry red wine made from the black grape variety Cabernet sauvignon.
  • jiā zhōu de hóng píng táo
    red table grape of California.
  • táo yóu měi guó táo péi chéng de zhǒng dàn hóng de běi měi chǎn táo
    A reddish North American grape developed from the fox grape.
  • chǎn měi guó nán de 'àn táo
    dull-purple grape of southern United States.
  • táochǎn měi guó dōng běi
    slip-skin purple table grape of the northeastern United States.
  • zhù yào zài jiā zhòngzhí de hēi xiǎo táocóng 'ōu zhōu zhí 'ér lái
    small black grape grown chiefly in California; transplanted from Europe.
  • mǎi jiā chǒu yòng zuò yóu táo yóugān jiāo chǎn shēng de zhǒng gān shǔ shuǐ guǒ de shāng biāoguǒ chéng huáng sōng sàn zhòu
    A trademark used for a citrus fruit produced by a cross of a grapefruit, an orange, and a tangerine and having a loose, wrinkled yellowish rind.
  • zhè tái yìn jiāng shū chū cǎi biǎo
    The printer will output colour graph.
  • zhí huì shēng huì gěi men jiǎng shǒu shù de jié
    She keep tell us about her operation, in the most graphic detail.
  • zhí huì shēng huì gěi men jiǎng shǒu shù de jié
    She kept telling us about her operation, in the most graphic details
  • zài ibmsystem 38 xíng shù zhōng tǒng jiāng liǎng zhǒng huò liǎng zhǒng shàng yán chéng hòu de rán jiēguǒ
    In System/38 graphics, the default result of the intersection of two or more colors.
  • zài suàn xíng xué zhōngyòng cǎi huò jiāo chā yīn yǐng xiàn děng lái chōng tián mǒu xiǎn shì
    In computer graphics, to fill an area of display, e.g. with a colour, a cross hatched pattern, etc.