白zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • （ tā） tǎng zài bìng chuáng shàng， miàn sè cāng bái
    Lying pale on his sick-bed
  • huā yuán de yuè yá xíng de gōng bèi bù shì yī pái bái dù juān huā， liǎng duān xiá zhǎi jìn mò shāo bù fēn zhǒng de shì bái bǎi hé， yuè yá xíng de gōng xián bù shì yī cù cù xiān yàn de bái fèng xiān huā。
    A bank of white azaleas outlining the outer curve of the garden narrowed into white lilies at the tips, and drifts of bright, white impatiens defined the inner curve of a sickle moon.
  • shǐ … biàn dé qīng bái huò cāng bái ， kàn qǐ lái xiàng bìng liǎo。
    make pale or sickly.
  • miàn sè cāng bái huò bù jiàn kāng
    Pale or sickly in appearance.
  • tā miàn sè cāng bái dài yòu bìng róng .
    Her cheeks have a sickly pallor.
  • xiāo shòu， qiáo cuì biàn dé xiāo shòu、 qiáo cuì huò chéng bìng tài de cāng bái
    To become sickly, emaciated, or pale.
  • liǎn sè nán kàn de liǎn sè chéng bìng tài huò bù jiàn kāng de cāng bái sè， kě néng yóu 'ěxīn huò dù jì yǐn qǐ
    Having a sickly or unhealthy pallor indicative of nausea or jealousy, for example.
  • zhù jiào hái bǎ yī zhāng tóng yàng de wǎn chú， shìdàng dì zhào shàng bái bù wéi hé jiǎ huā biān， zuò wéi jì tán， diǎn zhuì zhe tā de jīng táng。
    Out of a similar sideboard, properly draped with white napery and imitation lace, the Bishop had constructed the altar which decorated his oratory.
  • sān bàn de rè dài měi zhōu jiān guǒ , yòu zhe bái sè yóu zhì de guǒ ròu hé jiān yìng de hè sè guǒ hé。
    three-sided tropical American nut with white oily meat and hard brown shell.
  • tā de yǎn lǐ mǎn shì tā men mó hú、 héng xié de mù guāng héng héng yī lì suō bái · bō wén； héng zhe yǎn jīng。
    her eyes with their misted askance look- Elizabeth Bowen; sidelong glances.
  • zhè bù chē de lún tāi cè bì shì bái sè de。
    the car had white sidewalls.
  • bǐ dé pīn mìng zhuī qiú yī lì suō bái ， zhōng yú dé dào tā de yǔn hūn。
    Peter laid siege to Elizabeth and finally won her hand.
  • sài lā lì 'áng de nüè wén， yóu yú tā guò qù céng shǐ zhè gè guó jiā chéng wéi “ bái rén de fén mù ”， shǐ 'ōu zhōu rén wú fǎ zài cǐ dìng jū， rú jīn shòu dào liǎo rén men de zàn yù。
    The malaria-carrying mosquito is honoured in Sierra Leone today for making the country the "white man's grave" in the past and preventing Europeans settling there.
  • fǎ yī zài mí sǎ qìng diǎn shàng， zhí shì、 hóng yī zhù jiào、 zhù jiào hé xiū dào shì chuān de tào zài bái cháng páo shàng de yī xiù kuān dà de fú zhuāng
    The wide-sleeved garment worn over the alb by a deacon, cardinal, bishop, or abbot at the celebration of Mass.
  • wēi sī mǐn sī tè yīng gé lán dōng nán bù dà lún dūn de yī gè shì qū， wèi yú tài wù shì hé 'àn。 tā bāo kuò yīng guó zhèng fǔ de zhù yào guān dǐ， yóu qí shì yán zhe huái tè huò 'ěr jiē yǔ táng níng jiē de guān dǐ， yǐ jí rú wēi sī mǐn sī tè jiào táng hé bái jīn hàn gōng děng yòu míng de jiàn zhù wù
    A borough of Greater London in southeast England on the Thames River. It includes the principal offices of the British government, especially along Whitehall and Downing streets, and such famous structures as Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace.
  • ā sī kè mǔ， luó jié 1515 － 1568 yīng guó xué zhě， céng wéi 'ài dé huá liù shì， mǎ lì yī shì hé yī lì suō bái yī shì de lā dīng yǔ mì shū， chàng dǎo zài wén xué zhōng shǐ yòng fāng yán
    English scholar who as Latin secretary to Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I advocated the use of the vernacular in literature.
  • nà shí， yǐ gòng chǎn dǎng de《 xiàng dǎo zhōu bào》， guó mín dǎng de shàng hǎi《 mín guó rì bào》 jí gè dì bào zhǐ wéi zhèn dì， céng jīng gòng tóng xuān chuán liǎo fǎn dì guó zhù yì de zhù zhāng， gòng tóng fǎn duì liǎo zūn kǒng dú jīng de fēng jiàn jiào yù， gòng tóng fǎn duì liǎo fēng jiàn gǔ zhuāng de jiù wén xué hé wén yán wén， tí chàng liǎo yǐ fǎn dì fǎn fēng jiàn wéi nèi róng de xīn wén xué hé bái huà wén。
    Using the Communist Weekly Guide, the Kuomintang's Republican Daily News of Shanghai and other newspapers in various localities as their bases of operations, the two parties jointly advocated anti-imperialism, jointly combated feudal education based upon the worship of Confucius and upon the study of the Confucian canon and jointly opposed feudal literature and the classical language and promoted the new literature and the vernacular style of writing with an anti-imperialist and anti-feudal content.
  • qí tā xīn wén píng lùn yuán…… guòfèn yīn qín dì rèn cuò…… tā men yǐ wéi zuò jiàn zì jǐ kě yǐ zhèng míng tā men de tǎn bái 、 chéng shí、 qiān bēi。 cuò liǎo， zhè shì ruǎn ruò de biǎo xiàn。
    Other commentators… are falling all over themselves to admit being mistaken… They think such self-abasement proves candor, honesty, humility. Wrong. It shows weakness.
  • wáng píng : chún jié de bái sè， duì tǐ yù yùn dòng lái shuō， tài yòu shēn yì . liǎo。
    Wang Ping: Pure white! That is significant for sports.
  • bái rén shàng wǎng de rén shù yào bǐ hēi rén yǐ jí cāo xī bān yá yǔ yí mín duō dé duō。
    Whites have significantly greater Internet access than blacks and Hispanics.
  • bǔ yíng cǎo yī zhǒng yíng zǐ cǎo zhǔhè jiǎn qiū luó shǔ zhí wù， yuán chǎn dì zhù yào zài běi bàn qiú。 kāi bái sè、 fěn hóng sè、 hóng sè huò zǐ sè huā duǒ， jīng hé huā 'ě yòu nián xìng， huì nián zhù xiǎo kūn chóng
    Any of several plants of the genera Silene and Lychnis, native chiefly to the Northern Hemisphere and having white, pink, red, or purplish flowers and sticky stems and calyxes on which small insects may become stuck.
  • yī lì suō bái jìng qiǎo qiǎo dì děng hòu zhe tā。
    Elizabeth silently attended her.
  • dǎng fēng bō lí nèi cè yòu yī jià píng shì xiǎn shì qì， zhèng hǎo zài wǒ de shì xiàn xià fāng， tū rán píng mù shàng chū xiàn huó dòng zhe de bái sè rén yǐng。
    A head-up display(HUD) on the inside of the windshield, just below my line of vision, suddenly comes alive wit white human silhouettes.
  • yī zhǒng bái sè kuàng wù， yóu guī shí gòu chéng， jiàn yú huǒ shān yán shí zhōng。
    a white mineral consisting of silica; found in volcanic rocks.
  • guī shí chū xiàn zài huī yán zhōng de yù suǐ huò dàn bái sè guī shí
    A siliceous rock of chalcedonic or opaline silica occurring in limestone.
  • dàn bái shí yī zhǒng fēi jīng zhì yǎng huà guī， hán yòu míng xiǎn de biàn sè yùn cǎi， cháng bèi yòng lái dāng zuò bǎo shí
    A translucent mineral of hydrated silica, often used as a gem.
  • guī huá yī zhǒng xíng chéng yú tiān rán wēn quán zhōu wéi de bái sè huò qiǎn huī fàrǔ sè guāng de guī chén diàn wù
    A white or grayish opaline siliceous deposit formed around natural hot springs.
  • xú : wǒ míng bái ， zhè yòu shì yī dào nán tí。 kě shì wǒ xū ràng zhè xiē sī chóu gōng yìng xià jì shì chǎng。
    I know it's another hard nut to crack, but I have to have the silks for summer sale.
  • zhōng guó cán sī 'é de wú máo bái sè yòu chóng； duō shù shāng yè sī chóu de lái yuán。
    hairless white caterpillar of the Chinese silkworm moth; source of most commercial silk.
  • ā qiǎo zài shān gǔ lǐ yù dào de bái yī niàn zǐ jiù shì zhǎng guǎn yǎng cán chǎn sī de cán huā niàn zǐ。
    The lady in white whom Aqiao met in the valley was Lady Silkworm, the fairy in charge of the harvesting of silk.
  • yà zhōu zhǒng sāng shù， guǒ shí yòu bái dào qiǎn hóng gè sè； yè zǐ yòng lái wèi yǎng sāng cán。
    Asiatic mulberry with white to pale red fruit; leaves used to feed silkworms.
  • tā gào sù 'ā qiǎo， zhè xiē xuě bái de chóng zǐ jiào zuò cán， tā men chī de yè zǐ jiào sāng yè。
    She told Aqiao that these white worms were called silkworms and the leaves they ate were called mulberry leaves.