zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • guā zhǒng guǎng fàn sàn sūn yán 'àn nán měi zhōu dōng běi de
    A language family widely spread throughout the Amazon River valley, coastal Brazil, and northeast South America.
  • bìlǔ zhōng dōng de tiáo liú chéng yuē 3, 379 gōng ( 2, 100 yīng de liú zhì xiàng dōng běi liú xùn
    A river of east-central Peru and western Brazil flowing about3, 379 km(2, 100 mi) generally northeast to the Amazon River.
  • ā tuō luó cǎi yòng zhǒng zhí jiē de méi liàn suǒ fǎn yìng shì yàn lái què dìng suǒ yòu cóng shèng wén sēn xiǎo dǎo duō huò de 79 zhǐ shèng wén sēn xùn yīng de xióng
    Amato and Russello applied a straighiforward polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test to determine the sex of all the captive St. Vincent Amazon parrots living in St. Vincent and Barbados, a total of 79 birds.
  • ā shēng huó zài nán měi de zhī guǎng fàn fēn de yìn 'ān rén de zhīgāi bāo kuò lún wěi nèi ruì guī sūn pén guī wéi bìlǔ de fēn zǎo 'ān de liè qún dǎo
    A member of a widespread group of Indian peoples living in an area of South America that includes parts of Colombia, Venezuela, Guiana, the Amazon basin of Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru, and formerly most of the Greater Antilles.
  • wèi shǐ xià pài zhù .
    The ambassador expects that his next posting will be (to) Paris.
  • zhèng shǐ cóng zhào huí
    The government has recalled its ambassador from Paris.
  • shǐ de pài zhù lìng xià yào rèn zhí
    The ambassador's posting has come through; it's Paris.
  • wēn nuǎn shuǐ zhōng zhǒng dào tóng chā xíng wěi de shēn
    any of several amber to coppery fork-tailed warm-water carangid fishes.
  • yóu yǐn bìng de 'ā dǎo zhì de gǎn rǎn
    infection by a disease-causing ameba.
  • fèi chú wěi jiào huáng bèi nèi de xùn shì cóng dào xiǎo mén xuān de de bān chuán shǐ zhě gěi rén chǒu huàshēn jiā shātóu dài guān shì cóng zhè dào xiǎo mén chū yóu jiēzǒu biàn jiē xiǎo xiàngxiàng mín zhòng péi rèn zuì jīn zhè dào xiǎo mén yòu zài
    the wicket where the bulls of the anti-Pope Benedict were torn up, and through which the bearers of them marched out, mitred and coped in mock state, to publicly make the amende honorable through the streets of Paris?
  • zài xiān xián shì shí liù de luó shèng jiào táng zhuō liè de fān bǎn ( zhěng jiàn zhù dāi tóu dāi nǎo quán suō chéng duīzhè jiù jiù xiàn tiáo liǎo );
    , in the Pantheon: Saint Peter of Rome, badly copied (the edifice is awkwardly heaped together, which has not amended its lines);
  • zhù zhāng měi guó rén yīnggāi cóng nèn chè zǒu
    He advocated the withdrawal of the American presence in Lebanon.
  • cóng běn yīng wén chàng xiāo shū de zuò zhě màn shàng shù xíng xiàng de zhōng men zhǎo chū xīn jiā zhèng wèishénme néng gòu zài jīng wēi zhōng huò guó rén xìn rèn zhè wèn de zhèng què 'àn
    From the metaphor one can see why the Singapore government has succeeded in winning the people's trust amid the economic crisis.
  • bèi yòng zuò zhèn jìng yào cuī mián yào shǐ yòng de zhǒng tuǒ yán
    the sodium salt of amobarbital that is used as a barbiturate used as a sedative and a hypnotic.
  • yuán chóng wài mǒu xiē yuán chóng 'ā biàn xíng chóng de wài zhì
    The ectoplasm of certain protozoans, such as the amoeba.
  • wēi dòng tōng cháng bèi rèn wéi shì dòng de wēi shēng huò xiǎo shēng 'ā huò cǎo chóng
    A microscopic or minute organism, such as an amoeba or a paramecium, usually considered to be an animal.
  • guān huò lèi 'ā de
    pertaining to or resembling amoebae.
  • cóng kāi hòu men cān guān liǎo sài 'ěr 'ā dān
    Since leaving Paris, we've visited Brussels and Amsterdam.
  • zuì hòu duàn chéng shì cóng dào zuì zhōng mùdì 'ā dān
    The last leg of the trip go from paris to the final destination, Amsterdam.
  • lún wáng guó de chéng zhènwèi lún běi zài zhè shēng de yīcháng zhàn zhēnggōng yuán qián 401 niánzhōng de 'ā 'ěr xuē 'èr shì bài liǎo de xiōng xiǎo shìdǎo zhì liǎo nuò fēn zài de yuǎn zhēng shū zhōng miáo shù de wàn rén chè tuì de shēng
    An ancient town of Babylonia northwest of Babylon. It was the site of a battle(401 b.c.) in which Artaxerxes II of Persia defeated his brother Cyrus the Younger, leading to the Retreat of the Ten Thousand described by Xenophon in his Anabasis.
  • shì jiè wēn nuǎn shuǐ zhōng de xíng shí yòng bèi tún hěn cháng xiàng yòu sān fēn de wěi
    large food fish of warm waters worldwide having long anal and dorsal fins that with caudal fin suggest a three-lobed tail.
  • sān wěi zhǒng shǔ sōng diāo de xíng hǎi zhōng de zhǒngyóu zhǐ shēng huó zài yáng nuǎn shuǐ de sōng diāobèi tún dōuhěn chūwài xíng hěn xiàng duō chū lái de wěi
    Any of several chiefly marine percoid fishes of the family Lobotidae, especially Lobotes surinamensis, of warm waters of the western Atlantic, having prominent dorsal and anal fins that resemble extra tails.
  • zhǒng tōng cháng yòng zài shǒu shù tái shàng de zhǐ tòng yào shāng biāo shì 'ài lín); yòng lái tuì de yào
    an analgesic anti-inflammatory drug (trade names Bayer and Empirin) usually taken in tablet form; also used as an antipyretic.
  • xuè lín mǒu xiē chuí dòng de xún huán zài jié zhī dòng zhōng xuè zuò yòngzài lìng wài xiē chuí dòng zhōng lín de zuò yòng
    The circulatory fluid of certain invertebrates, analogous to blood in arthropods and to lymph in other invertebrates.
  • zhū sài zhōu míng hàn shì de guó shù gōng ( idc) de fēn jiā lài · wēi 'ēn shuō xiāng jìng zhēng de biāo zhǔn shǐ yòng wéi fán nǎo
    "The competing standards were incredibly annoying to users," says Brad Baldwin, an analyst at Framingham, Mass.-based International Data Corp (IDC)."
  • chá 'ěr 1792- 1871 yīng guó shù xué jiā fēn míng zhě de yuán xiàn dài shù suàn de yuán xiāng
    British mathematician and inventor of an analytical machine based on principles similar to those used in modern digital computers.
  • zhè xiē yàng běn zhōng de fēn zhī sān jīng tōng guò men zài jiān zhōng xīn de shí yàn fēn shè bèi jìn xíng liǎo fēn
    Three-quarters of these have been screened using our own analytical laboratory capabilities at the Baghdad Centre (BOMVIC).
  • níng hǎi 'ěr · shān luó wéi 1814- 1876 é guó zhèng zhù zhě zhèng zhì lùn jiāyīn mìng huó dòng céng bèi guān jìn jiān hòu lái bèi liú fàng dào 1861 nián táo wáng lún dūnzài fǎn duì 'ěr · níng de zhèng zhù lùn bèi rèn wéi shì gòng chǎn zhù zhèng de duì
    Russian anarchist and political theorist who was imprisoned and later exiled to Siberia for his revolutionary activities. He escaped to London(1861), where he opposed Karl Marx. Bakunin's theories of anarchy are considered the antithesis of Marx's communism.
  • wéi xiǎo zhōng de zhǒng yìn 'ōu luó gōng yuán qián 'èr qiān nián jiàn shǐ xiàn jué
    An Indo-European language of the Anatolian family, attested in documents from the second millennium b.c. and now extinct.
  • biān zhǒng shǒu mùdì jiān fēi xíng de dòng men yòu néng cóng qián zhī shēn dào hòu zhī huò wěi de zhuàng chì bǎng shēng jié gòu néng gòu kào shēng dìng wèibìng dǎo háng shí
    Any of various nocturnal flying mammals of the order Chiroptera, having membranous wings that extend from the forelimbs to the hind limbs or tail and anatomical adaptations for echolocation, by which they navigate and hunt prey.
  • jiào
    education in ancient Sparta
  • yán fēng wéi 'ān shān mài zhōng de shān fēnghǎi 6, 366。 3 ( 20, 873 yīng chǐ), zài shěng běi
    A peak,6, 366.3 m(20, 873 ft) high, in the Andes of western Bolivia northwest of La Paz.