根zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhōu xíng wū tóu yī zhǒng xì cháng、 shù zhí qiě yòu dú de duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí wù（ ōu wū tóu wū tóu shǔ）， shēng cháng yú 'ōu zhōu běi bù， kāi zǐ sè huā duǒ， qí gān yè hé gēn shēngzhǎng wū tóu
    A slender, erect, poisonous perennial herb(Aconitum napellus) native to northern Europe, having violet flowers and whose dried leaves and roots yield aconite.
  • yuán chǎn yú běi 'ōu de yī zhǒng yòu dú cǎo běn zhí wù， jù yòu dōu zhuàng lán zǐ sè huā； gān zào de yè zǐ hé kuài gēn chǎn shēng qiáng xīn zhǐ tòng jì。
    a poisonous herb native to northern Europe having hooded blue-purple flowers; the dried leaves and roots yield aconite.
  • cháng nián shēng guàn mù wú huā cǎo běn zhí wù， jù yòu yòu jié de zhōng kōng jīng gěng、 xiá zhǎi de chǐ zhuàng yè piàn hé pú fú de gēn jīng； qū yú cóng shēng； cháng jiàn yú běi bàn qiú； yòu xiē yě fēn bù zài fēi zhōu hé nán měi zhōu。
    perennial rushlike flowerless herbs with jointed hollow stems and narrow toothlike leaves that spread by creeping rhizomes; tend to become weedy; common in northern hemisphere; some in Africa and South America.
  • fǎ lì shuō， " hēi rén rén kǒu zhōng yòu xiāng dāng yī bù fēn réng zhù zài dǐ tè lǜ (detroit)、 zhī jiā gē、 niǔ yuē de pín mín qū。 zhè xiē chéng shì de nèi chéng dì qū hái wèi jīng lì jīng jì gāo dù zēngzhǎng。 " fǎ lì shuō " nà xiē rén gēn bù shàng， bèi yuǎn yuǎn shěqì zài yī biān。 " fǎ lì yǐ qián shì mì xiē gēn dà xué de jiào shòu， xiàn rèn niǔ yuē shì lā sài 'ěr .
    "There is a considerable fraction of the black population that still lives in inner-city areas -- in Detroit, Chicago, New York City -- that has not been caught up in dynamic economic growth," said Farley, formerly a professor at the University of Michigan and now a vice president of the Russell Sage Foundation in New York City.
  • é guó de chéng shì de gēn jù dì。
    the citadel of a Russian town.
  • xiù yǐ jīng bǎ nà gēn shuǐ guǎn fǔ shí chuān liǎo。
    Rust has eaten through the water pipe.
  • suō jī yī jià gēn cooh， yī qiē yòu jī suān de gōng néng zǔ hé de xìng zhì
    The univalent radical, COOH, the functional group characteristic of all organic acids.
  • zhè yàng， cháng qī xìng jiā shàng cán kù xìng， chǔyú dí hòu de yóu jī zhàn zhēng， méi yòu gēn jù dì shì bù néng zhī chí de。
    With ruthlessness thus added to protractedness, it will be impossible to sustain guerrilla warfare behind the enemy lines without base areas.
  • kàng rì yóu jī zhàn zhēng zhàn lüè wèn tí de dì sān gè wèn tí， shì jiàn lì gēn jù dì de wèn tí。 zhè gè wèn tí de bì yào xìng hé zhòng yào xìng， shì suí zhe zhàn zhēng de cháng qī xìng hé cán kù xìng 'ér lái de。
    The third problem of strategy in anti-Japanese guerrilla warfare is the establishment of base areas, which is important and essential because of the protracted nature and ruthlessness of the war.
  • zhàn zhēng de cháng qī xìng， suí zhī yě shì cán kù xìng， guī dìng liǎo yóu jī zhàn zhēng bù néng bù zuò xǔ duō yì hū xún cháng de shì qíng， yú shì gēn jù dì de wèn tí、 xiàng yùn dòng zhàn fā zhǎn de wèn tí děng děng yě fā shēng liǎo。
    The protracted nature of the war and its attendant ruthlessness have made it imperative for guerrilla warfare to undertake many unusual tasks; hence such problems as those of the base areas, the development of guerrilla warfare into mobile warfare, and so on.
  • jiāng jiǔ， jīn jiǔ， qín jiǔ yī zhǒng wú sè de liè xìng jiǔ， yóu zhēng liú de huò zài zhēng liú de luǒ mài huò qí tā liáng gǔ jiā rù dù sōng zǐ huò xiāng liào zhì chéng de， rú dà huí xiāng、 zhǐ huí xiāng zǐ huò bái zhǐ gēn zuò zuǒ liào
    A strong, colorless alcoholic beverage made by distilling or redistilling rye or other grain spirits and adding juniper berries or aromatics such as anise, caraway seeds, or angelica root as flavoring.
  • lí lú dìng yī zhǒng lüè dài huáng sè de fēi jīng tǐ de fěn mò zhuàng shēng wù jiǎn， c36h51no lǜ 11， cóng shā bā cǎo zǐ hé lí lú gēn zhōng tí qǔ
    A yellowish-white, amorphous powdered alkaloid, C36H51NO11, obtained from sabadilla seeds and from the rhizome of hellebore.
  • zhè yàng， tā biàn shēng chǎn chū yī pǐ bù， gēn jù yuán liào de bù tóng， huò zhě shì yà má bù huò zhě shì má dài bù。
    He has now produced a web of cloth, either linen or sackcloth, according to the material.
  • duì yá tòng de yī xiàng wàn wú yī shī de liáo fǎ shì： bǎ zuò tòng de yī gēn yá chǐ fàng jìn cù lǐ xǐ jìng lì， rán hòu zhì yú yáng guāng xià bàn xiǎo shí shǐ zhī shài gān。
    An infallible remedy for toothache: wash the root if an aching tooth in vinegar, and let it dry half an hour in the sun.
  • dé guó lǚ bèi kè yī kē dà xué de luó 'ěr fū · xī 'ěr gēn fěi 'ěr dé shì zhù chí gāi xiàng yán jiū de kē xué jiā， tā shuō： " rú guǒ néng gòu chéng gōng gōng kè zhè gè kè tí， wǒ men yě jiù zhǎo dào liǎo fēi diǎn bìng dú de zhì mìng ruò diǎn。
    "If you hit this target successfully you have hit the Achilles' heel of the virus," said Rolf Hilgenfeld of the University of Luebeck in Germany, who led the study.
  • dāng wǒ men ná qǐ yī gēn qiāng zài shǒu lǐ de shí hòu， duì yī zhǐ shān jī lái shuō， zuì 'ān quán de dì diǎn shì hé qiāng kǒu xiāng fǎn de nà biān。
    When I take a gun in hand, the safest place for a pheasant is just opposite the muzzle.
  • ōu zhōu xī nán bù de jīn huáng sè jì， wéi qí kě shí de gēn yè jīng 'ér zhòngzhí； tā de huáng huā kě yǐ tì dài zànghónghuā。
    a golden thistle of southwestern Europe cultivated for its edible sweet roots and edible leaves and stalks; its yellow flowers are used as a substitute for saffron.
  • （ xīn yuē） yé sū chū shēng hòu bù jiǔ jí bài fǎng yé sū、 mǎ lì yà hé yuē sè fū de xián rén； gēn jù mǎ tài fú yīn， tā men zài yī kē xīng xīng de yǐn lǐng xià， dài zhe huáng jīn、 rǔ xiāng hé méi yào cǎo zuò wéi lǐ wù。
    (New Testament) the sages who visited Jesus and Mary and Joseph shortly after Jesus was born; according to the Gospel of Matthew they were guided by a star and brought gifts of gold and frankincense and myrrh; because there were three gifts it is usually assumed that there were three of them.
  • bù xìng de shì， dà bù fēn de fǎn duì dǎng chéng yuán gēn běn bù zhí yī tí。
    Sad to say, the majority of the local Opposition can hardly be said to be worthy opponents.
  • mǎ lái fān chuán mǎ lái rén de sù dù hěn kuài de fān chuán， zhǐ yòu yī gēn chā jià hé sān jiǎo fān
    A swift Malayan sailboat with a triangular sail and a single outrigger.
  • tuī xiāo yuán men duō bàn shì gēn jù gù kè de xū yào cǎi qǔ shìdàng de xíng dòng lái tuī xiāo shāng pǐn de。
    The salesmen make most sales by following up leads provided by customers' enquiries.
  • fēn shǐ yòng yú 'ā gēn tíng、 bō lì wéi yà、 bā xī、 fó dé jiǎo、 gē lún bǐ yà、 gǔ bā、 duō mǐ ní jiā gòng hé guó、 è guā duō 'ěr、 sà 'ěr wǎ duō、 wēi dì mǎ lā、 jí nèi yà bǐ shào、 hóng dū lā sī、 mò xī gē、 ní jiā lā guā、 fěi lǜ bīn、 pú táo yá、 shèng duō měi hé pǔ lín xī bǐ děng guó jiā de yī zhǒng huò bì dān wèi
    A unit of currency in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Cape Verde, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Guinea-Bissau, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Phillipines, Portugal, and S xíng Tom and Pr hán cipe.
  • tā de gōng sī gēn jī bù wěn gù。
    His company was built on the sand.
  • tú péng jiā tuō shān yī zuò hǎi bá 6， 804。 6 mǐ（ 22， 310 yīng chǐ） de shān fēng， shǔ 'ān dí jī shān mài， wèi yú zhì lì hé 'ā gēn tíng de biān jiè， zài zhì lì de shèng dì yà gē yǐ dōng
    A mountain,6, 804.6 m(22, 310 ft) high, in the Andes on the Chile-Argentina border east of Santiago, Chile.
  • mén duō sà 'ā gēn tíng xī bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú zhì lì shèng dì yà gē de dōng běi piān dōng chù。 cǐ chéng jiàn yú gōng yuán 1560 nián， 1773 nián qián yī zhí shì zhì lì de lǐng tǔ。 rén kǒu 118， 427
    A city of western Argentina east-northeast of Santiago, Chile. Founded c.1560, it was part of Chile until1776. Population,118, 427.
  • shuǐ jīng lán yī zhǒng ròu zhì de bái sè huò hóng sè zhí wù（ máo huā sōng xià lán shuǐ jīng lán shǔ）， cháng zài shù gēn shàng zuò wéi fǔ shēng wù hé jì shēng chóng， jù yòu dài yī xiē chuí xià huā de zǒng zhuàng huā xù
    A fleshy white or reddish plant(Monotropa hypopithys) growing as a saprophyte or parasite on tree roots and having racemes with a few drooping flowers.
  • shān hú gēn jīng lán yī zhǒng shān hú gēn jīng lán shǔ de lù dì fǔ shēng lán kē zhí wù， zhù yào chǎn yú xī bàn qiú， jīng chéng huáng lǜ sè zhì zǐ hè sè， wú yè， kāi yòu xiǎo huā
    Any of several terrestrial, saprophytic, chiefly New World orchids of the genus Corallorhiza having yellowish-green to purplish-brown leafless stems and small flowers.
  • yòng bá qiā gēn tí qǔ wù huò bái huà yóu hé cā mù tiáowèi de tàn suān yǐn liào。
    carbonated drink flavored with an extract from sarsaparilla root or with birch oil and sassafras.
  • yī zhǒng pǔ tōng de duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí wù， gēn fāng xiāng、 kě zuò wéi bá qiā zhì jì de tì dài pǐn； chǎn zì běi měi zhōng bù hé dōng bù。
    common perennial herb having aromatic roots used as a substitute for sarsaparilla; central and eastern North America.
  • yī zhǒng mù zhì、 yòu dì xià jīng de duō nián shēng zhí wù， yǔ luǒ jīng cōng mù bù tóng， tā yòu gèng duō de fāng xiāng de gēn hé yuán zhuī zhuàng sǎn xíng huā xù； chǎn zì cóng běi měi dōng nán bù dào mò xī gē de dì qū。
    unarmed woody rhizomatous perennial plant distinguished from wild sarsaparilla by more aromatic roots and panicled umbels; southeastern North America to Mexico.
  • chá shù shǔ shù mù de gēn pí zhà chū de yóu， yòng yú xiāng liào diàn zhōng， huò zuò wéi yī zhǒng xiāo dú jì。
    oil from root bark of sassafras trees; used in perfumery and as a disinfectant.
  • gēn jiǔ shì měi guó de jiāng zhī pí jiǔ， bù guò jiā shàng liǎo chá shù gēn hé bá qiā gēn 。
    It's the American equivalent of ginger beer, but flavoured with sassafras and sarsparilla roots.