zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè jǐn jǐn zhǐ chūzhǐ yào mǒu zhǒng rán yào de shù liàng shí shàng shì xiàn de chú fēi néng bèi rén lǒng duànfǒu zài shì chǎng shàng jiù huì yòu rèn jià zhíyīn wéi méi yòu rén huì yòng dōng huàn cháng dào de dōng
    For the present I shall only remark that so long as the quantity of a natural agent is practically unlimited, it cannot, unless susceptible of artificial monopoly, bear any value in the market, since no one will give anything for what can be obtained gratis.
  • dàn suǒ yòu duì rén yòu yòng 'ér rán yòu shì cháng gōng de dōng shì cái
    but everything else which serves any human purpose, and which nature does not afford gratuitously, is wealth also.
  • kōng suī rán shì jué duì dedàn yīn wéi miǎn fèi huò zài shì chǎng shàng què méi yòu rèn jià chǔ cáng lái huì shǐ rèn rén huò huò dào hǎo chù shēng chǎn fēn pèi guī shì zhèng zhì jīng xué hěn xiāng tóng de yán jiū zhù
    Air,for example, though the most absolute of necessaries, bears no price in the market, because it can be obtained gratuitously: to accumulate a stock of it would yield no profit or advantage to any one; and the laws of its production and distribution are the subject of a very different study from Political Economy.
  • zài jiào táng shàng jīng sān bǎi nián de lǎo xiàng shù rán jiān huá dǎo zài shàng
    Stands erect on the graveyard of church3 hundred years the old oak, rustlingly ground suddenly.
  • huáng hūn shíxiǎo hái jiù rán huí jiā
    Children gravitate toward home at dusk.
  • rén jiāng guò shù shù yóu rán zhòng 'ér dǎo xià
    He moves an axe through a tree, and it falls by the natural force of gravitation;
  • rèn dōuyòu yǐn yǐn hěn xiàng rán ér yòu xiàng jǐn cún zài gāng tiě zhī zhōng
    Every object has a gravitational pull, which is rather like magnetism. But unlike magnetism, gravitation is not found only in iron and steel.
  • zài zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng xià rán fēng huò shuǐ zuò liǎo fēn yuán xiān yóu láo dòng suǒ zuò de gōng zuò
    In this case, natural agents, the wind or the gravitation of the water, are made to do a portion of the work previously done by labour.
  • héng xīng nèi de yǐn xíng chéng guǐ dào de de yǐn xiāng tóng rán ér guǒ zhè zhǒng píng héng bèi héng xīng jiù huì jìn rén zhǒng tóng de jiē duàn
    The gravitational pull from the core of the star is equal to the gravitational pull of the gases fotming a type of orbit, however when this equality is broken the star can go into several different stages.
  • chá kàn liǎo xià guō zhǔ zhe de dòu rán hòu yòu jiǎo bàn liǎo xià ròu zhī
    I tested the potatoes and stirred the gravy.
  • yòu shuō lùn yóu jiē sòng shàng xià bān dào bào shuì shí dōuyào suàn zuò shōu tián bàokàn lái xiàng shì yóu shuǐ shí rán
    And anyway, she added, all this chauffeuring to and from the office has to be reported as income at tax time. So it's not quite the gravy train that it might seem.
  • huái 'é míng zhōu shì tiān rán de fàng de cǎo shì chī wán de
    Wyoming is a natural grazing country and cannot be eaten out.
  • èr shì shí shī cǎo chǎng rèn zhìàn zhào cǎo dìng chù de yuán huàdìng lún lún jìn jiā shēng chù chū lányán jìn cǎo chǎng de chāo zài guò shǐ tiān rán cǎo dào yòu xiào bǎo
    Secondly, a pasture responsibility system has been implemented. In line with the principle of limiting the number of grazing animals by the size of the pasture, rotation grazing periods, rotation grazing areas and no-grazing areas have been designated. Efforts have been made to increase the market availability rate of the livestock and to effectively protect natural pastures by strictly prohibiting over-grazing.
  • shí shī tiān rán cǎo yuán tuì hái cǎo gōng chéngjiā qiáng xiāng guān zhì jiàn shè
    The program of restoring grazing areas to grasslands should continue, and relevant legal work should be intensified.
  • zhǒng tiān rán yóu huá de mǐn gǎn zhì zhī rèn zhǒngyóu róng shuǐ dàn róng duō shù yòu róng de tīng huò zhī fáng suān zhǐ gòu chéng
    Any of various natural, oily or greasy heat-sensitive substances, consisting of hydrocarbons or esters of fatty acids that are insoluble in water but soluble in most organic solvents.
  • yào ràng de yǎn jīng bǎo xiǎng wéi nèi chì liè de cǎiyán jiū 'āi 'ěr · liè de shén cóng luó lǐng lüè rán de xīn shì jué
    I should want to feast my eyes upon the warm colors of Veronese, study the mysteries of E1 Greco, catch a new vision of Nature from Corot.
  • rán ér lián wǎng de guǎng fàn yìng yòng liǎo rén men duì tān lán de wǎng shàng rén guān jiāo de qiáng liè kǒng
    But the Internet stirs up fears of a greedy organ underground.
  • rán guān
    ancient Greek views of nature
  • zài gōng chǎng hòu miàn de huāng shàng rán cháng chū liǎo cǎo
    Greenery has sprouted out in the waste land behind the factory.
  • dāng men tán lùn wēn shì xiào yìng de shí hòu máng rán zhī suǒ yún
    I'm all at sea when they talk about the greenhouse effect.
  • wài huì kǎo chéng xīn jià gòutuī dòng bǎo běn gǎng zhēn guì de tiān rán yuán huà shì huán jìng
    We will also be considering new structures to take forward conservation of our natural treasures and greening of our urban environment.
  • lín shì shēng dòng zhí rán de shēngzhǎng huán jìng dàn huà měi huà jiāo duì fáng zhǐ shuǐ de rǎng qīn shí zhì wéi zhòng yào wàiyòu wéi shì mín gōng kāng chǎng
    Besides greening and beautifying the countryside, woodlands are important habitats for wildlife and are essential in protecting water catchments from soil erosion and in providing recreational opportunities for the public.
  • shǔ xiē de jié rán tóng de fēn
    a large and distinctive landmass (as India or Greenland) that is a distinct part of some continent.
  • cóng cūn zhuāng dào shān dào chù shì piàn shēng 'àng rán de jǐng xiàng
    the countryside rolled greenly down into the valley.
  • rán hòu kāi shǐ liǎo duàn tiān kōng shāo shāo yīn chén de jiàrì shēng huó
    Into a life of greeny grey holidays
  • " dāng rán gēn léi gǎo hǎo guān 。 "" men xiàn zài de guān shì zài hǎo méi yòu de liǎo。 "
    "Of course you lad to get on terms with Gregory." "Now we're like that."
  • dāng rán gēn léi gǎo hǎo guān 。”“ men xiàn zài de guān shì zài hǎo méi yòu de liǎo。”
    “ Of course you lad to get on terms with Gregory.” “ Now we re like that.”
  • liǎn rán biàn cāng bái, " hàn
    He suddenly grew pale. "Hannah?
  • kōng zhōng yīn chénbīng lěng rán ér jìng qiǎo qiǎo de
    The air is grey and harsh but still.
  • quán guó běn jiàn shè tóu xīn zēng de zhù yào shēng chǎn néng yòuyuán méi kāi cǎi 351 wàn dūn / nián zhōng xíng diàn róng liàng 1690 wàn qiān biàn diàn shè bèi 4726 wàn qiān 'ān zhōng chéng xiāng diàn wǎng gǎi zào 779 wàn qiān 'ānyuán yóu kāi cǎi 1378 wàn dūn / niántiān rán kāi cǎi 24 fāng / niánxīn jiàn tiě zhù xiàn zhèng xiàn jiāo yùn yíng chéng 900 gōng zēng jiàn tiě 'èr xiàn jiāo yùn yíng chéng 596 gōng diàn huà tiě zhù xiàn zhèng xiàn jiāo yùn yíng chéng 995 gōng xīn jiàn gāo gōng 1487 gōng xīnkuòjiàn wàn dūn gǎng kǒu tóu nián tūn liàng 1400 wàn dūncháng guāng lǎn 3 wàn cháng gōng xīn jiàn shù wēi xiàn 1 wàn gōng
    The newly-increased annual production capacity in 1998 through capital construction projects included: 3.51 million tons of coal mining, 16.9 million kilowatts of power generation by large and medium-sized generators, 47.26 million kilovolt-amperes of power transformer equipment (including 7.79 million kilovolt-amperes of updated power grid in urban and rural areas), 13.78 million tons of oil extraction, and 2.4 billion cubic meters of natural gas. The year 1998 also saw the operation of 900 kilometers of new trunk railways, 596 kilometers of double-track railways, 995 kilometers of electrified railways, 1,478 kilometers of newly constructed express highways, 14.0 million tons of cargo-handling capacity of coastal harbors, 30,000 kilometers of long distance optical-fiber cable and 10,000 kilometers of newly constructed microwave digital telecommunication lines.
  • yīn bēi shāng 'ér máng rán shī cuò
    She was numb with grief.
  • rán gǎn dào hěn wěi dān shēndàn shì hěn 'ài guó
    The idea makes me feel a sense of grievance. I am single but I love my country.