牛zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • duō zhǒng yòu tāi pán bǔ rǔ dòng wù rú jīng、 cháng jǐng lù、 xiàng huò shuǐ niú de yòu 'ér。
    young of various large placental mammals e.g. whale or giraffe or elephant or buffalo.
  • qiǎn huáng sè pí gé yī zhǒng zhù yào yóu shuǐ niú pí， tuó lù pí huò gōng niú pí zhì chéng de róu ruǎn de， jiān rèn de wèi rǎn sè de pí gé
    A soft, thick, undyed leather made chiefly from the skins of buffalo, elk, or oxen.
  • cóng lín wú dà xiàng， shuǐ niú chēng dà wáng。
    If there is no elephant in the jungle, the buffalo will be a great animal.
  • cóng lín wú dà xiàng， shuǐ niú chēng dà wáng。
    If there were no elephant in the jungle, the buffalo will be a great animal.
  • fēi shù yǔ cí huì； běn zhì shàng tóng yán yú niú shǔ； jiā niú ； shuǐ niú ； mǒu xiē qíng kuàng xià bāo kuò niǎn jiǎo líng。
    term not used technically; essentially coextensive with genus Bos: cattle; buffalo; and sometimes includes kudu.
  • mǎ lā zhe shéng suǒ zài shā chén zhōng tuō dòng zhe kàn qǐ lái xiàng shì yé sū diāo xiàng de yě niú tóu gǔ。
    Horses were pulling the ropes, they were dragging buffalo skulls in the dust like Christ figures.
  • yà zhōu dōng bù qiū líng dì dài de shuǐ niú ， nà lǐ chún zhǒng shuǐ niú bù duō； yòng zuò duǒ wù huò rǔ yòng。
    upland buffalo of eastern Asia where true water buffaloes do not thrive; used for draft and milk.
  • yī zhǒng yóu jiā yǎng niú yǔ měi zhōu yě niú zá jiāo 'ér dé de qiáng zhuàng pǐn zhǒng； bǐ cháng guī de niú chǎn de ròu gèng shòu。
    hardy breed of cattle resulting from crossing domestic cattle with the American buffalo; yields leaner beef than conventional breeds.
  • měi guó de dì yī guó jiā gōng yuán； wèi yú huái 'é míng zhōu； yǐ jiù fèi sī fù 'ěr quán、 shuǐ niú hé xióng zhù míng。
    the first national park in the United States; located in Wyoming; famous for Old Faithful geyser and for buffalo and bears.
  • yī gè zài běi měi zhōu de dà píng yuán de gǎn zhe shuǐ niú guò zhe yóu mù shēng huó de běi měi yìn dì 'ān bù zú de rén。
    a member of one of the tribes of American Indians who lived a nomadic life following the buffalo in the Great Plains of North America.
  • kē màn qí rén měi guó tǔ zhù jū mín， xiān qián jū zhù zài dà píng yuán nán bù cóng kān sà sī xī dào dé kè sà sī běi bù dì qū， xiàn zài jū zhù zài 'é kè lā hé mǎ zhōu。 kē màn qí rén zài 18 shì jì cóng huái 'é míng zhōu nán yí shí， chéng wéi yóu mù de yě niú bǔ liè zhě
    A Native American people formerly ranging over the southern Great Plains from western Kansas to northern Texas and now located in Oklahoma. The Comanche became nomadic buffalo hunters after migrating south from Wyoming in the18th century.
  • tā xǐ huān chuī niú。
    He likes to throw the bull.
  • gōng niú duì yóu shí wǔ gè yùn dòng yuán zǔ chéng。
    The Bull Team is made up of 15 players.
  • yān niú shì qù shì de gōng niú .
    A bullock is a castrated bull.
  • míng tiān wǒ men yòng tā de gōng niú yǔ wǒ men de mǔ niú pèi zhǒng。
    His bull will come to serve our cows tomorrow.
  • niú shì yǔ xióng shì
    bull and bear markets
  • zhè niú 'ài dǐng rén。
    This bull gores people.
  • yān gōng niú ， yǐ féi yù yān gōng niú
    A castrated bull; a steer.
  • xiǎo niú nián yòu de mǔ niú huò gōng niú
    A young cow or bull.
  • dǒu niú shǐ nǐ gǎn xīng qù má？
    Does bull fight interest you?
  • zài niú shì shí huò dé bào lì
    Cleaned up during the bull market.
  • xiàng niú bān dà de， qiáng zhuàng de
    Large and strong like a bull.
  • gōng niú chōng xiàng nà gè nán hái。
    The bull ran at the boy.
  • gōng niú zhèng kuà qí zài mǔ niú shàng。
    The bull was riding the cow.
  • gōng niú jīng yóu dà bí kǒng pēn qì 'ér dī míng。
    The bull woofed through wide nostrils.
  • yī gè fàng niú de rén qí mǎ bǎ nà tóu gōng niú cóng niú qún lǐ gǎn liǎo chū lái。
    The cowherd rode the bull out.
  • mù chǎng lǐ yòu yī tóu gōng niú。
    There's a bull in the field.
  • shén niú ā， nǐ yào bǎ wǒ dài dào shénme dì fāng？
    Whither bearest thou me, bull god?
  • āi pí sī gǔ xī là rén chóng fèng de shén niú
    A sacred bull of the ancient Egyptians.
  • gōng niú shì wēi xiǎn de， tā men zhuī zhú rén。
    Bull is dangerous and they chase people.
  • gōng niú zài wéi lán lǐ xiǎng shēng hěn dà dì zǒu dòng。
    The bull crashed about in the fence.
  • nà tóu niú yòng tí bào zhe dì zhǔn bèi chū jī
    The bull pawed the ground before charging.