黑zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tiān wén tái zài qī yuè yī rì fā chū liǎo hēi sè bào yǔ jǐng gào； ér hóng sè bào yǔ jǐng gào zé zài qī yuè shǒu sān tiān jūn yòu fā chū。
    A Rainstorm Black Warning was issued on July 1 and Rainstorm Red Warnings were required on the first three days of the month.
  • ( tā cháng qī tóng yòu zhēng yì de shì yè guān xì mìqiè， céng gěi bó dé jī jìn shí máo rén wù chēng hào de hēi bào dǎng rén jǔ bàn guò yī cì chóu jí jī jīn de yīnyuè huì。 )
    (Long allied with controversial causes, he gave a fund-raiser for the Black Panthers that inspired the term radical chic.)
  • yáng guāng huì shǐ rén tǐ nǎo jǐ yè lǐ de tuì hēi jī sù ( néng shǐ rén gēn shàng jì jié biàn huàn jié zòu de jī sù ) shēng gāo， tuì hēi jī sù shēng gāo dù guò lái huì shǐ rén gèng yòu jīng shén。
    He said sunlight raises the level of melatonin (the hormone that helps us keep rhythm with the seasons) in a person's cerebral spinal f1uid, which in turn raises a person's spirits.
  • hēi sè yōu mò； fěng cì xìng de xiào huà； cū lǔ de huá jī nào jù hé kè bó de fěng cì dài lái de huān lè。
    black humor; a grim joke; grim laughter; fun ranging from slapstick clowning ... to savage mordant wit.
  • yī gè kǒu chū kuáng yán zhě dé yì yáng yáng dì mà yī cāng fáng de zhuāng jià hàn wàn jié bù fù de shēng yīn shǐ tái sī zài cāng fáng mén kǒu tíng liǎo yī huì 'ér。 nà lǐ mài bāo lěi chéng de píng tái shàng zhàn zhe yà lì kè · dé bó， tā liú zhe jiǎ zhuāng shén shèng de luò sāi hú zǐ， chuānzhuó bàn mù shī shì de hēi fú。
    The voice of a"ranter" triumphantly consigning a barnful of rustics to eternal damnation caused Tess to pause a moment in a doorway, and there on a platform of corn-bags, in sanctimonious sidewhiskers and semi-clerical blacks, stood Alec D'Urberville.
  • xìng shì měi guó hēi rén d.j. fā zhǎn chū de rào shé yīnyuè de zhù tí。
    Sex is the gist of rap music by the American black D.J.
  • zhè chǎng wén míng hào jié fā shēng hòu， yī xiē bèi dào wén wù kāi shǐ zài xī fāng de gǔ dǒng shì chǎng hé yī lā kè de hēi shì zhòng xiàn。
    Soon after this cultural rape, some of the stolen art objects began to appear in Western antique markets, as well as in the black markets in Iraq.
  • gōng 'ān、 sī fǎ jī guān yǐ fǎ dǎ jī shā rén、 bào zhà、 tóu dú、 qiǎng jié、 zhòng dà dào qiè、 qiáng jiān、 bǎng jià hé hēi shè huì xìng zhì zǔ zhì fàn zuì、 shè qiāng fàn zuì děng yán zhòng xíng shì fàn zuì huó dòng， yòu lì bǎo zhàng rén mín qún zhòng de shēng mìng hé cái chǎn 'ān quán；
    The public security and judicial organs cracked down on serious crimes related to murder, explosion, poisoning, robbery, large-scale theft, rape, kidnapping, gangs, and guns, effectively protecting the safety of people's lives and property.
  • yè hěn kuài dì hēi 'àn xià lái。
    The night darkles rapidly.
  • huái tuō mó lǔ mǐ nuò sà (luminosa) tàn xiǎn gōng sī huì dài lǐng nǐ zài hēi àn zhōng chéng zuò xiàng pí tǐng , chuān guò dì xià hé nà tuān jí de shuǐ liú。
    Adventure company Waitomo Luminosa leads groups through the underground rivers riding dark rapids on inner tyres.
  • hēi méi yī zhǒng guàn mù xuán gōu zǐ shǔ， tōng cháng yòu dài cì jīng gān， fù hé yè hé xiǎo hé guǒ de jù shēng guǒ shí
    Any of various shrubs of the genus Rubus, having usually prickly stems, compound leaves, and an aggregate fruit of small drupelets.
  • gè zhǒng xiǎo de、 kě chī de、 duō zhī shuǐ guǒ， dān tǐ（ pú táo； yuè jié） huò fù hé tǐ（ hēi méi； fù pén zǐ）。
    any of numerous small edible pulpy fruits either simple (grape; blueberry) or aggregate (blackberry; raspberry).
  • gè tóu dà de、 tián de、 hēi sè huò hēi zǐ sè、 kě chī de、 xuán gōu zǐ shǔ zhí wù de fù hé guǒ shí。
    large sweet black or very dark purple edible aggregate fruit of any of various bushes of the genus Rubus.
  • yǔ yóu gè gè dān dú bù fēn gòu chéng yī gè jí hé de shuǐ guǒ（ rú hēi méi） xiāng guān de。
    pertaining to the individual parts making up an aggregate fruit like a blackberry.
  • hóng sè huò hēi sè、 kě chī de fù hé jiāng guǒ， cháng bǐ hēi méi gè tóu xiǎo。
    red or black edible aggregate berries usually smaller than the related blackberries.
  • rén men hěn nán zài hǎi bá 7， 000 yīng chǐ yǐ shàng de dì fāng fā xiàn hēi xióng。
    You rarely spot them higher than 7,000 feet.
  • jù shuō hēi shè huì zhōng xiǎnyòu shàn zhōng zhě。
    It is said that natural death is a rarity in gangsterdom.
  • zài fā méi de、 hēi àn de、 luàn qī bā zāo de xiàng mí gōng yī yàng de fáng jiān lǐ zhǎo dào zhēn zhèng zhēn bǎo de xī wàng zǒng shì cún zài de。
    There is always hope that in its labyrinth of musty rooms a real rarity will be found.
  • jìn zhū zhě chì， jìn mò zhě hēi 。
    Be a rascal among rascal.
  • gè tóu dà de、 fù pén zǐ wèi de shuǐ guǒ； hēi méi hé fù pén zǐ zá jiāo de jiāng guǒ。
    large raspberry-flavored fruit; cross between blackberries and raspberries.
  • yuán chǎn yú běi měi dōng bù de yī zhǒng fù pén zǐ， jù yòu hēi sè de tào huán xíng guǒ shí。
    raspberry native to eastern North America having black thimble-shaped fruit.
  • mǒu xiē zhí wù de jīng xuán gōu zǐ、 hēi méi、 mǒu xiē méi guī huò lèi sì zhí wù de zhù jīng
    The stem of a raspberry, blackberry, certain roses, or similar plants.
  • xuán gōu zǐ shǔ zhí wù yī zhǒng xuán gōu zǐ shǔ de duō cì guàn mù， bāo kuò hēi méi hé shān méi
    A prickly shrub of the genus Rubus, including the blackberry and the raspberry.
  • xiǎo hé guǒ yī zhǒng xiǎo de hé guǒ， rú shù méi huò hēi cì méi zhū duō yà mén zhōng de rèn yī zhǒng
    A small drupe, such as one of the many subdivisions of a raspberry or blackberry.
  • jiāng guǒ lèi wú lùn qí zhí wù jié gòu rú hé de xiǎo xíng、 duō zhī de ròu zhì shuǐ guǒ， rú hēi méi、 mù méi
    A small, juicy, fleshy fruit, such as a blackberry or raspberry, regardless of its botanical structure.
  • bō sēn méi zhè zhǒng zhí wù 'àn jiǔ hóng sè dào jìn hēi sè de kě shí yòng guǒ shí， wèi dào jiē jìn mù méi
    The edible, dark wine-red to nearly black fruit of this plant, having a taste suggestive of raspberries.
  • gǔ lǎo de dé guó pǐn zhǒng， qiáng jiàn de hēi sè huò huī sè yìng máo liè quǎn， kǒu bù bù jiān， tǐ xíng cóng hěn xiǎo dào fēi cháng dà； yòng zuò bǔ shǔ quǎn、 kānmén gǒu huò jǐng quǎn。
    old German breed of sturdy black or grayish wire-haired terriers having a blunt muzzle ranging in size from fairly small to very large; used as ratters and guard dogs or police dogs.
  • yā rèn yī zhǒng yā shǔ de dà xíng de、 liàng hēi sè niǎo lèi， néng fā chū sī yǎ de tè yòu jiào shēng， yóu zhǐ shēng huó yú běi měi zhōu de duǎn zuǐ yā
    Any of several large, glossy, black birds of the genus Corvus, having a characteristic raucous call, especially C. brachyrhynchos of North America.
  • hēi sǐ bìng róu lìn liǎo 'ōu zhōu。
    The Black Plague ravaged Europe.
  • měi bō dòng zài tā wū hēi de fā shàng。
    Which waves in every raven tress.
  • tā shì yī gè shēn cái shòu cháng de qīng nián， nián líng yuē mò yòu shí jiǔ suì zuǒ yòu de yàng zǐ， yòu zhe yī shuāng hēi sè de yǎn jīng hé yī tóu wū hēi de tóu fā；
    He was a fine, tall, slim young fellow of eighteen or twenty, with black eyes, and hair as dark as a raven's wing;
  • jiàn má， hēi nà jīn shù chǎn yú měi zhōu rè dài dì qū de（ lóng shé lán） zhí wù。 qí yè dà、 hòu， chéng jiàn zhuàng， dàn hóng sè de yè xiān wéi cū zhuàng， kě zhì cū shéng hé má shéng
    A tropical American plant(Agave fourcroydes) having large, thick, sword-shaped leaves that yield a coarse reddish fiber used in making rope and twine.