zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • luó lán shì jiāo yàn de chūn huā
    The violet is a dainty spring flower.
  • jiè dài dàn huī de luó lán dào dài zhōng děng huī de luó lán zhī jiān
    of a pale to moderate grayish violet color.
  • shēngzhǎng zài shù lín guàn cóng zhōng de tōng 'ōu zhōu luó lán
    common European violet that grows in woods and hedgerows.
  • ōu zhōu de duō nián shēng zhí chūn cháng kāi luó lán huò bái de huā
    European perennial having usually violet or white spring flowers.
  • běi měi tài píng yáng yán 'àn luó lánbái huā bàn dài huáng huò shēn
    violet of Pacific coast of North America having white petals tinged with yellow and deep violet.
  • ōu zhōu luó lán bān kāi bái huāzhòngzhí guǎng fàn
    European violet typically having purple to white flowers; widely naturalized.
  • běi měi dōng duǎn jīng luó lánkāi dài yòu mài luò de fāng xiāng bái huā
    short-stemmed violet of eastern North America having fragrant purple-veined white flowers.
  • zhǒng dài guàn yòu dǐng shēng bái huáng huò luó lán de huā shù
    tropical shrub having clusters of white or violet or yellow flowers.
  • dàn zhǒng cóng qiǎn bái dào liàng zài dào fēi cháng liàng huò bái de luó lán
    A pale to light purple to very light or very pale violet.
  • zhǎo kuān zhí yóu de měi de dài zhe luó lán róng máo de tiān 'é róng bān de shù 'ér bèi zài zhí
    Javanese foliage plant grown for their handsome velvety leaves with violet-purple hairs.
  • zhǎo zhí de xiǎo shǔxiān tái xiǎn zhuànghuā bái huò luó lán
    small genus of delicate mossy bog plants having white or violet flowers.
  • běi měi dōng luó lánhuā dīng xiāng yòu cháng de
    violet of eastern North America having lilac-purple flowers with a long slender spur.
  • ào lán zhì jiā
    The House of Orange.
  • guó kǒu jiǔyòu chéng wèi dào de bái lán
    French liqueur: orange-flavored brandy.
  • zhǒng shēng yuàntóu zhuàng huā yòu dàn huò luó lán biān huāshēngzhǎng zài jiā zhì sāng yóu zhōu de duō yán shí de shā shàng
    wild aster having grayish leafy stems and flower heads with narrow pale lavender or violet rayes; of rocky desert slopes California to Arizona and Utah.
  • zhì zuò chū yùn xíng de tài yáng wéi zhōng xīn de xíng de lán tiān wén xué jiā( 1473 1543)。
    Polish astronomer who produced a workable model of the solar system with the sun in the center (1473-1543).
  • bái láo 1473- 1543 lán tiān wén xué jiā chū qiú xíng xīng rào tài yáng yùn dòng de xīn shuōtuī fān liǎo tuō de tiān wén xué lùn xīn
    Polish astronomer who advanced the theory that the earth and other planets revolve around the sun, disrupting the Ptolemaic system of astronomy.
  • lán gāo shǒu lǐng de nián qīng de nán xìng suí cóng
    a young male attendant on a Scottish Highland chief.
  • shān xíng qiáng cháo jiē de lóu chuāng shì cóng lán chuán lái de liú xíng yàng shì
    The fashion of the gable end with attic window towards the street, came from Holland.
  • lán de wèi péng yǒu quàn nán fāng jiǔ jiù chéng liǎo xiàng ài lóuzhè zhǒng lán liú xíng gēqǔ zuò zhě de zǒng huì de cháng
    A friend from Atlanta convinced him to head south, and Mayer soon became a regular at such Atlanta songwriters' nightspots as Eddie's Attic.
  • rèn zhǒng shǔ shù wǎn shǔ de duō zài 'ào de yòu zhe rén xíng zhuàng de guàn cóngyóu měi de yòu shí shì fāng xiāng de cháng qīng shù 'ér zài zhíhái yòu xiàn zhe bái huò lán de chú huā
    any of various mostly Australian attractively shaped shrubs of the genus Olearia grown for their handsome and sometimes fragrant evergreen foliage and profusion of daisy flowers with white or purple or blue rays.
  • zhè chǎng xiāo hào zhàn jiāng jué dìng lán de mìng yùn
    It's like1y to be a war of slow attrition, and the fate of Poland will depend upon its ending.
  • wēi líng dùn xīn lán de shǒu wèi xīn lán běi dǎo zuì nán duān de hǎi xiá de xiǎo gǎng nèijiàn 1840 niánzài 1865 nián dài 'ào lán chéng wéi shǒu rén kǒu 133, 200
    The capital of New Zealand, on an inlet of Cook Strait in extreme southern North Island. It was founded in1840 and supplanted Auckland as capital in1865. Population, 133,200.
  • 1840 nián qiánào lán shì shǒu
    Auckland was the capital until 1840.
  • huì líng dùn 'ào lán
    Is Wellington larger than Auckland?
  • ào lán shì xīn lán zuì de chéng shì
    Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand.
  • shì 'āào lán shì chōng mǎn huó de chéng shì
    Yes. Auckland is a city full of energy.
  • shuō 'ào lán yòu jìn qiān jiā cān guǎn
    It is said that there are nearly 1 000 restaurants in Auckland?
  • fāng miàn hěn xiǎng jìn shēn tàn suǒ 'ào lándàn lìng fāng miàn yòu dài xiǎng cān guān huì líng dùn
    I want to explore Auckland more while I can't wait to see Wellington.
  • zài 'ào lán zhǎo dào huìsuǒ jiù huā diào zuì hòu bàng qián dào zhè 'ér lái liǎo
    I could not get a show in Auckland, so I spent my last pound to come down here.
  • yīn ào lán jīn tiān hái yòu duō guǎnhuà láng yuànshì zhòng yào de wén huà chéng shì
    Therefore, Auckland abounds in museums, galleries, and theaters. It's a very important cultural city.
  • jiǔ jiǔ jiǔ nián jiǔ yuèxíng zhèng zhǎngguān dài biǎo xiāng gǎng chū zài xīn lán ào lán xíng de tài jīng zhì jīng lǐng xiù huì
    The Chief Executive represented the HKSAR at the APEC Economic Leaders Meeting held in Auckland, New Zealand in September.