松zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yī wèi jiā ná dà de biān dǎo shuō， zhè duì xuǎn shǒu zhōng cǐ qīng sōng dì wán chéng gāi dòng zuò shí zài shì lìng rén tàn wéi guān zhǐ。
    One Canadian choreographer said it was breathtaking to see how easily the pair performed the element.
  • kuān sōng duǎn kù 16， 17 shì jì chuān de kuān sōng shìdàng de duǎn kù huò mǎ kù
    Loosely fitting hose or breeches worn in the16th and17th centuries.
  • - shì jì chuān zài cháng tǒng wà shàng miàn de kuān sōng mǎ kù。
    puffed breeches of the 16th and 17th centuries usually worn over hose.
  • tā qīng sōng dì zuò wán liǎo zhè xiàng gōng zuò。
    He breezed through the task.
  • qīng sōng yíng fēng huān xiào。
    Green pines laugh in the breeze.
  • wēi fēng sà sà dì chuī guò sōng lín。
    The breeze whispered through the pines.
  • tā yào qiú yī gè qīng sōng zì zài měi hǎo de zǎo chén。
    She called a breezy good morning.
  • tā zǒng shì nà me qīng sōng yú kuài， jí shǐ xīng qī yī zǎo chén yì shì rú cǐ。
    She's always bright and breezy, even firdy thing on a Monday morning.
  • jié ruì yī gè rén liú zài liǎo hēi 'àn lǐ de wù zhōng。 cǐ kè tā xià liǎo mǎ， ràng tā nà pí bèi bù kān de mǎ qīng sōng qīng sōng ， yě cā cā zì jǐ liǎn shàng de ní shuǐ， zài bǎ mào yán shàng de shuǐfèn shuǎi diào -- mào yán lǐ kě néng zhuāng shàng liǎo bàn jiā lún shuǐ。
    Jerry, left alone in the mist and darkness, dismounted meanwhile, not only to ease his spent horse, but to wipe the mud from his face, and shake the wet out of his hat-brim, which might be capable of holding about half a gallon.
  • tā de qī zǐ shì yī wèi mí rén de nǚ shì， sàn fā zhe zì xìn de guāng cǎi。 tā wèiwǒ men hé liǎo yī zhāng yǐng hòu， jiù yòng tā nà zhuì mǎn liǎo lǜ sōng shí shǒu zhuó de shǒu bì xiàng wǒ men huī shǒu dào bié liǎo。
    His wife, an attractive woman brimming with confidence, took a photo of us, then waved goodbye with an arm heavily weighted with turquoise bracelets.
  • zhù xuǎn rén yuán shuō， gēn jù tā sī rén de mín yì cè yàn， tā kě néng zài xuǎn jǔ tuán tóu piào shí dé dào jīhū yā dǎo tái xìng de shèng lì， chōng mǎn xìn xīn de bù shí duì tā de dí duì shǒu réng bù fàng sōng 。
    With aides saying his private polls showed he may be on the brink of an electoral-vote landslide, the confident Bush did not let up on his rival.
  • zài liáng shuǎng de tiān qì lǐ qīng sōng dì sàn bù lìng rén xīn kuàng shén yí。
    A brisk walk in cool weather is invigorating.
  • qīng sōng huó pō de mǎn huái xìn xīn de huò yáng yáng zì dé de； huó pō de
    Having a buoyant or self-confident air; brisk.
  • qīng sōng de sàn bù shǐ wǒ de shí yù zēng jiā bù shǎo
    The brisk walk gave an edge to my appetite.
  • zhè shì dì yī cì cān jiā guì fāng jiāo yì huì， gěi wǒ yìn xiàng zuì shēn de shì nǐ men zhè zhǒng qīng sōng yǒu hǎo de mào yì qì fēn。
    This is my first visit to your fair. What impress me most is your brisk and friendly trade atmosphere.
  • mǐn jié de yòu yī zhǒng qīng sōng zì xìn de qì zhì； yú yuè de
    Having a buoyant or self-confident air; briskly cheerful.
  • jiāo yán juǎnbǐng wài biǎo miàn jiā yán， jiāo guò táng jiāng de cuì bǐng， cháng dǎ chéng sōng sàn de jié zhuàng huò gùn zhuàng hòu shāo kǎo
    A glazed, brittle biscuit that is salted on the outside and usually baked in the form of a loose knot or a stick.
  • běi měi xī bù yī zhǒng xiǎo xíng sōng shù； guāng huá de huī bái sè shù pí， mù zhì cuì ruǎn； lèi sì yú hú wěi sōng 。
    small pine of western North America; having smooth gray-white bark and soft brittle wood; similar to limber pine.
  • yòng sōng shù de yóu xìng shù zhī zhì chéng de bàn tòu míng de yì suì wù zhì， yóu qí yòng yú qīng qī hé mò shuǐ jí zhuāng xián de gōng shàng。
    translucent brittle substance produced from pine oleoresin; used especially in varnishes and inks and on the bows of stringed instruments.
  • kuān sōng de guī zé； zhè yī jìhuà de dà zhì lún kuò； gǎn jué mò míng qí miào de kǒng jù。
    a broad rule; the broad outlines of the plan; felt an unspecific dread.
  • yé yé mǎn miàn xiào róng dì shuō： “ wǒ bǎ sōng shǔ pí sòng lái liǎo。 ”
    "I've brought you the squirrel skins," said grandad, smiling broadly.
  • sōng diào de xiàn， jiě kāi de xiàn jiū chán huò hùn luàn de xiàn
    A broken or discarded thread.
  • yī zhǒng fàng sōng hé kuò dà zhī qì guǎn dào yǐ jí cù jìn kōng qì jìn rù fèi qiāng de yào wù。
    a drug that relaxes and dilates the bronchial passageways and improves the passages of air into the lungs.
  • sōng sàn de tóu bù yòu xiāng duì róu ruǎn yè zǐ de wō jù； róng yì duàn liè huò cā pò。
    lettuce with relatively soft leaves in a loose head; easily broken or bruised.
  • sōng kāi huò jiě kāi … de dài kòu
    To loosen or undo the buckle or buckles of.
  • yǎng yǒng chūn yī zhǒng shǔ yú sōng zǎo chóng kē de shuǐ shēng chóng lèi， yòng tā men kuān kuò de、 jiǎng zhuàng de hòu tuǐ zài shuǐ shàng yǎng yǒng
    Any of various aquatic bugs of the family Notonectidae that swim on their backs by means of broadened, oarlike hind legs.
  • " nǐ yī dìng shì mǐ xiē 'ěr， " tā shuō zhe， juǎnqǐ tā kuān sōng wài tào de yī xiù， liǎn shàng yàng qǐ mí rén de wēi xiào。
    "You must be Michelle," he said. He pushed up the sleeves of his bulky sweater and flashed his handsome smile.
  • wǒ zài jiē shàng xíng zǒu shí， tū rán kàn jiàn yī liàng jiào chē zhuàng dào yī kē dà sōng shù shàng。
    I was walking down the street, when I suddenly saw a car bump against a huge pine.
  • nǎi yóu jī dàn juàn yī zhǒng róu ruǎn， péng sōng de miàn bāo， yòng jī dàn、 huáng yóu、 miàn fěn、 hé jiào mǔ zuò chéng juàn huò yuán xíng
    A soft, light-textured bread made from eggs, butter, flour, and yeast and formed into a roll or a bun.
  • qīng sōng de xīn qíng
    In a buoyant mood.
  • zhuān jiā jǐng gào shuō， rú guǒ méi yòu shí jiān fàng sōng ， méi yòu yú lè， hái zǐ huì xiàng dà rén yī yàng gǎn dào guòfèn de jǐn zhāng， jù shuō， měi 4 gè hái zǐ zhōng jiù yòu yī gè yòu guò yú pí láo de zhèng zhuàng。
    Without time to relax and have fun,kids can suffer stress just like adults,warn experts--who say as many as one in four youngsters have symptoms of burnout.
  • dà duō shù sōng mù rán shāo shí dū fā chū duàn liè shēng。
    Most pine snaps as it burns.