zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • ān huā zhǒng cháng dài měi zhōu tiān nán xīng shǔ zhí yīn yuè mùdì xiān yàn de tōng cháng wéi hóng de yàn bāo zuò guān shǎng zhí 'ér bèi zhòngzhí
    Any of various evergreen tropical American plants of the genus Anthurium, grown as ornamentals for their attractive leaves and their showy, often red spathes.
  • tiān nán xīng zhí zhǒng hǎi duō nián shēng zhí bāo kuò shì nèi pén zāi zhí huā zhú shǔhuā wàn nián qīng shǔ huáng niè shǔ zhí yòu zài yàn huā de xiǎo huābāo zài yàn bāo
    Any of various perennial herbs in the arum family, including houseplants such as the anthurium, dieffenbachia, and philodendron and having tiny flowers crowded in a spadix that is subtended by a spathe.
  • fǎn duì zhǎn fǎn wèi xīng
    It opposes the development of anti-satellite weapons.
  • zài xīng xìng de tán pàn zhī hòusuǒ yòu de jié wěi dōushì lìng rén sǎo xīng de
    After a week of dramatic negotiations, all that followed was anticlimax.
  • fǎn xīng yóu fǎn zhì gòu chéng de xīng
    A galaxy that is made up of antimatter.
  • suí zhe zhèn róng qiáng míng xīng yún de suō báihuò zàn bèi níng de xīng zhuǎn zhí shàng / yuè lái yuè liàng / chū xiàn zhuǎn zhétóng nián hái chū yǎn liǎo · dùn zhí dǎo dehuǒ xīng rén qīn》, chū biǎo yǎn suǒ huò de guān zhù xíng zhōng jiǎn qīng liǎo rén men duì zhè yǐngpiān de fǎn gǎn
    Her starring turn as the embattled Queen Elizabeth drew praise, and the attention she garnered[4] for her performance helped to lighten the load of antipathy directed toward Tim Burton's Mars Attacks!, the actress' other film that year.
  • xīng liù shàng lán dào lín jìn de jiā dǒng diàn liǎo
    One Saturday morning, Frank visited an antique shop in neighbourhood.
  • shàng xīng chóu méi jīng cǎi
    The anxieties of the past week had left her exhausted.
  • méi huǒ jiàn néng jīng chū shàng fēi xiàng huǒ xīng de 3, 500 wàn yīng de chéng xué jiā men dìng zài jiāo děng dài zhe jiēguǒ
    By now, a rocket will have set off on its35 million mile trip to Mars and scientists must be waiting anxiously for the results.
  • , méi huǒ jiàn néng jīng chū , shàng fēi xiàng huǒ xīng de 3,500 wàn yīng de chéng , xué jiā men dìng zài jiāo děng dài zhe jiēguǒ
    By now, a rocket will have set off on its 35 million mile trip to Mars and scientists must be waiting anxiously for the results.
  • xià xīng de rèn tiān gěi diàn huà
    Phone me any day next week.
  • chú liǎo xīng sān wài tiān dōukě
    Any day except Wednesday.
  • zhè diàn yǐng diǎn dōubù wài xīng rén hǎo
    The film wasn't anything like as good as ET.
  • chú xīng 'èr zhī wàirèn shí hòu duì wǒdōu shì
    Anytime except Tuesday would be all right for me.
  • xiān guǎn bié de , jīn tiān xīng
    What day is today, anyway?
  • 120 xiāng fāng wèi de liǎng tiān xiāng 120 de zhàn xīng shù xiāng fāng wèi de
    In astrology, situated120= apart.
  • zhòng liàng xiāng dāng liàng chē de xíng wèi xīng tóng 21 shì shù wèi xīng jiāng shǐ yòng wèi xīnghéng héng héng qún měi zhòng liàng jǐn wéi 300 bàng de wēi xíng wèi xīng
    Instead of large satellites the size and weight of cars, TechSat 21 would use“ virtual satellites” - clusters of microsatellites weighing about 300 pounds apiece.
  • rán 'ér kōng jiān xíng xīng duō shù
    But with planets aplenty;
  • zhè rén zào wèi xīng de guǐ dào , zuì yuǎn diǎn zài qiú 200 yīng de fāng
    The orbit of the artificial satellite has an apogee of 200 miles from the earth.
  • zhè rén zào wèi xīng de guǐ dào zuì yuǎn diǎn zài qiú 200 yīng de fāng
    The orbit of the artificial satellite has an apogee of200 miles from the earth.
  • ā luó tàn wài tài kōng huǒ jiàn guò hòuměi guó háng de lǐng dǎo fàng liǎo duì xīng qiú de tàn men zhì huò xiāo liǎo tiān wén tài kōng rèn ér jiāng gāi de qián zài háng tiān fēi tài kōng zhàn lèi de yìng jiàn shàng
    After Apollo, NASA's leaders turned their backs on the stars and planets. They delayed or canceled astronomy and space missions, gambling the agency's future on hardware like the space shuttle and space station.
  • xíng xīng shì yùn dòng
    apparent motion of planets
  • xīng xīng jiē chū xiàn
    One by one the stars appear.
  • rán zài hūn shàng chū xiàn liǎo xīn xīng zài píng xiàn shàng chū xiàn liǎo
    He suddenly appeared at the wedding; A new star appeared on the horizon.
  • xià xīng xīn jiāng huì shēng xiào
    The new law is applicable to everybody from next Monday.
  • xīng sān yòu yuē huì
    I have an appointment on Wednesday.
  • xiǎng de yuē huì cóng xīng gǎi dào xīng sān
    He wants to change his appointment from Monday to Wednesday.
  • mén jīng xīng de gōng zuò rèn fēn pèijǐ de xià shǔ
    The department manager apportioned his men the duties for the week.
  • men zhè xiē huò pǐn xīng nèi bāo tuì bāo huàn
    We have the goods on appro for a week.
  • jīn tiān shì 4 yuè 4 xīng
    It's Thursday, the fourth of April.
  • tài tōng xìn wèi xīng yòu xiàn gōng zài shí yuèchéng gōng shè liǎo gāi gōng sān méi wèi xīng " tài wèi xīng iir hào "。
    APT Satellite Company Limited (APT)successfully launched its third satellite, APSTAR-IIR, in October.
  • tiān yīng zuò zài běi bàn qiú yín zhōng kào jìn bǎo píng zuò shé xīng zuò wěi de xīng zuò
    A constellation in the Northern Hemisphere and the Milky Way near Aquarius and Serpens Cauda.