zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • kuài tài wǎng de lìng xiàn shì méi yòu gōng 100base-t yòng de yóu jiē kǒu
    Another fast Ethernet limitation is that there are no routing interfaces available yet for 100Base-T.
  • yòng zhè zhǒng fēn céng de jié gòu, ipv6 yòng yóu biǎo zhōng dān kǒu jiù néng biǎo shì de zhǐ kuài
    Using this hierarchical scheme, IPv6 can represent large blocks of addresses by a single entry in routing tables.
  • zhǒng shù biāo néng gòu shí xiàn duì shù xíng de kuài zhí jiē cún 'ér sǎo miáo zhěng biǎosuǒ yǐn duì biǎo de suǒ yǐn duàn de měi zhí yòu kǒuhái yòu zhǐ xiàng yòu gāi zhí de shù xíng de zhǐ zhēn
    A database object that enables fast, direct access to rows without scanning the entire table.An index has an entry for each value found in the table's indexed field(s), and pointer(s) to the row(s) having that value.
  • zài nèi hǎi gǎng kǒu yòng sài huò yùn sòng chéng huò de qīng zhōu
    light rowboat for use in racing or for transporting goods and passengers in inland waters and harbors.
  • dào chéng wèi wēi tuō chéng de kān zhōu nán chéng shìbàng 'ā kěn 。 1872 nián jiàn chéng shèng fěi xiǎo dào zhī shàng jiǔ chéng wéi mán 'ér cáo de niú zǎi chéng shì mín zhōng yòu huái · 'ěr · 'ěr sēn zhè yàng de chuán rén rén kǒu 21, 129
    A city of southwest Kansas on the Arkansas River west of Wichita. Laid out on the Santa Fe Trail in1872, it soon became a wild and rowdy cow town whose residents included such legendary figures as Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson. Population,21, 129.
  • duì xiàng fēi cháng jiǎn dān de shù lái shuōzhè shì hěn rào kǒu de suō xiě
    That's a mouthful of an acronym for a very simple technology.
  •   cānyù huó dòng de hái yòu 42 nián lái zhí wéi yīng guó wáng suō bái 'èr shì de lionelmann。 miáo shù bái jīn hàn gōng zhù rén de kǒu wèi shì jīng diǎn de guó shì chuán tǒng de yīng guó shì jiāng zài běn yuè tuì xiū
    Lionel Mann, the long-time chef to Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, described the food eaten by the royals in Buckingham Palace as classical French and traditional English. Mann is retiring this month after 42 years of feeding the royal family.
  • kòng zhì zuò yòng de zài dns biǎo zhōng shēng chéng xiàng srvrr kǒubiǎo míng néng jiē shòu dēng
    For example, servers acting as domaing controllers create an SRV RR entry in the DNS table indicating that they can accept domain logons.
  • nóng cóng shāng kǒu kuì yáng zhōng liú chū de
    A watery, acrid discharge from a wound or ulcer.
  • guǎn jiè kǒu duō me yòu dào wén míng guǒ shǐ rén lèi shī diào liǎo biàn shì zhǒng hǎo de wén míngjiǎ shǐ zài wèi lái de wén míng zhōngměi réndōu néng gòu yōng yòu yīng de me biàn yòu diǎn dōng kāi shǐ zhǎn liǎo
    No matter what the excuse, a civilization that deprives man of land is wrong. But suppose in a future civilization every man is able to own an acre of land, then he has got something to start with.
  • nuò zhōng píng níng shān mài de zuò chéng zhènwèi běi zài 'èr shì jiè zhàn zhōnggāi chéng jìn de méng luó · nuò běn xiū dào yuàn zài liè de guó lián méng zhàn dǒu zhōng( 1944 nián 2 yuè 5 yuèlún wéi rén kǒu 26, 300
    A town of central Italy in the Apennines northwest of Naples. In World War II the town and nearby Benedictine monastery of Monte Cassino were reduced to rubble during fierce German-Allied fighting(February-May1944). Population,26, 300.
  • liè běi gǎng kǒu chéng shìwèi hǎi wān
    a port in northwestern Israel on the Bay of Acre.
  • duō kǒu yòng shì yóu zhì xiān yòng liǎo cái zài wén yán zhōng liú chuán de
    Many colloquial expressions have acquired literary currency through magazines.
  • yǎn shǔ zhǒng xiǎo 'ér chóng lèi wéi shí de yǎn shǔ de dòng tōng cháng shēng huó zài xiàyòu cháng zhe dàn dào shēn huī róu ruǎn máo de 'ǎi pàng shēn tuì huà de yǎn jīngjiān rèn de kǒu wéi dòng yòng 'ér qiáng zhuàng de qián
    Any of various small, insectivorous mammals of the family Talpidae, usually living underground and having thickset bodies with light brown to dark gray silky fur, rudimentary eyes, tough muzzles, and strong forefeet for burrowing.
  • xiù kǒu shàng chū xiàn de zhòu
    A ruffle showing at the edge of the sleeve.
  • zài mén kǒu tǎn shàng jiāng cèng
    Tracked mud on the rug.
  • tǎn cóng chuāng kǒu bān zǒu liǎo
    He has shifted the rug away from the window.
  • 'ěr guó zhōng chéng shìwèi 'āi sēn shì běi 'ěr xiá nèizuì zǎo zài 9 shì bèi xiàn zài wéi gōng gāo chéng shìrén kǒu 87, 231
    A city of west-central Germany in the Ruhr Valley north of Essen. First mentioned in the ninth century, it is now highly industrialized. Population,87, 231.
  • yóu zhǒng yàng de dài yòu shuǐ guǒ zhī de làng jiǔ xìng wèi kǒu jiǔ hùn 'ér chéng de jiǔ
    several kinds of rum with fruit juice and usually apricot liqueur.
  • wěi jiǔbái lán táo jiǔfàn hòu jiǔ lán wēi shì ài 'ěr lán wēi shì lán jiǔ sōng jiǔ jiā jiǔjìn kǒu jiǔ
    Cocktail, Brandies, Wines, Liqueur, Scotch, Irish, Rum, Gin, Vodka, Imported Beer.
  • guài de hùn kǒu yīn jiǎng huà yòu xiē guài de yīn men duì zhàn zhēng yòu xiē de xiǎng yòu guài de míng dīng xiāng de xiāng wèiguān zhè chéng shì de xiē díquè guài de dōng duō me guài de jiā huǒ cháng de xíng wéi
    a curious hybrid accent; her speech has a funny twang; they have some funny ideas about war; had an odd name; the peculiar aromatic odor of cloves; something definitely queer about this town; what a rum fellow; singular behavior.
  • chún dòng ròu zhì de máo kǒu fǎn chú dòng
    The fleshy, hairless snout of certain mammals, such as ruminants.
  • néng zhǎo chū xiē jiù sòng gěi mén kǒu de rén
    Were you able to rummage out some old clothes to give to the man at the door?
  • xiàn zài zhāng kāi kǒu zhèng yào shuō zǎo 'ān yòu shàng liǎojìng wèi néng wán chéngyīn wéi dùn · ēn xiāo zhèng zài sottovoce zuò de zǎo dǎo jiù shì shuō zài jiǎo sōu xún chǎn huò shì tiě qiāo chǎn chú xuě shí pèng dào měi yàng dōng dōuyào duì chū chuàn de zhòu
    and now I opened my mouth for a `good morning', but closed it again, the salutation unachieved; for Hareton Earnshaw was performing his orisons sotto voce, in a series of curses directed against every object he touched, while he rummaged a corner for a spade or shovel to dig through the drifts.
  • chuán jìn kǒu xiàn zhì shì zàn shí xìng dedàn men zhè yàng rèn wéi
    Rumor circulated state import restriction shortly however ourselves unbelieving.
  • chū zhè wèn de kǒu zhōng yòu hán de píngzhēng lùn zhōng 'àn hán zhe fèn xiàng shí shì xiàng shù yòu de
    an implicit agreement not to raise the subject; there was implicit criticism in his voice; anger was implicit in the argument; the oak is implicit in the acorn.
  • shuō chū kǒu lìng cái néng tōng guò
    You must give the word before you can pass.
  • men gāng gāng néng tīng dào jiǎng huà men cái rèn shí menzhèng hǎo duǒ guò bèi zhōnggāng gāng 'àn mén líng mén jiù kāi liǎo gāng gāng dào jiù zhǎo dào liǎo xiē jiè kǒu kāi héng héng w·b· zhī
    they could barely hear the speaker; we hardly knew them; just missed being hit; had scarcely rung the bell when the door flew open; would have scarce arrived before she would have found some excuse to leave- W.B.Yeats.
  • zhè kǒu jǐng yǒng gān
    This well never runs dry.
  • liè kǒu kǒu lièfèng huò kǒu
    An opening, a tear, or a rupture.
  • bào liè kǒu zhè zhǒng bào zhà xíng chéng de dòng
    The hole made by such a rupture.
  • liè kǒu liè kāi huò liè shāng kǒu
    To rupture or break open, as a surgical wound.