zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yǎng zhǐ niú huì shēng
    To keep a cow, so that it can bear calves;
  • zhǒng měi wèi guǒ dòngjiā cóng niú zhōng de níng jiāo zhì chéng
    a savory jelly made with gelatin obtained by boiling calves' feet.
  • rénshēn zhàn qián dōuyào xiàn gāo yáng huò niú
    The ancient greek sacrifice lamb or calves before engaging in battle.
  • niú zǎi men zài chūn tiān shí niú gǎn lǒng zài gěi xīn shēng xià lái de kàn shàng yìn
    Cowboys round up their cattle in the spring time to brand the new calves.
  • rén zài kāi zhàn qián yòng yáng gāo huò niú shén
    The ancient Greeks sacrificed lambs or calves to the gods before engaging in battle.
  • wéi gōng chǎng huà yǎng niú zuò shí yòng tóng móu shā xìng zhì méi shí me liǎng yàng
    I think that the factory farming of calves for veal is nothing short of murder.
  • zhù xiāo huà yào yóu zhū wèi niú wèi zhōng liàn chū de hán wèi dàn bái méi de zhìyòng bāng zhù xiāo huà
    A substance containing pepsin, obtained from the stomachs of hogs and calves and used as a digestive aid.
  • zhǒng fēi cháng róu ruǎn de yòng xiǎo niú zhì chéngnèi yòu róng miàn
    a very soft leather made from the skins of calves and having a suede finish on the flesh side.
  • yào hóng chá niú nǎibìng qiě zhī dào huì yào de
    He meant cambric tea, and he knew I would want it.
  • niú jīn jiàn qiáo shì yīng guó zuì zhù míng de xué
    Oxford and Cambridge are England's most famous seats in learning.
  • niú jīn jiàn qiáo xué yòu shù qīng de juān zhù cái
    The Oxford and Cambridge colleges have numerous endowments.
  • niú jīn xīng jiàn qiáo de qiú sài shì jūn
    Oxford tied Cambridge in football.
  • niú jīn duì qīng jiàn qiáo duì
    The Oxford crew walked away from Cambridge.
  • xué jiān zhù niú jīn xué huò jiàn qiáo xué xué jiān de zhù shǒu
    A proctor's assistant at Oxford University or Cambridge University.
  • niú jīn jiàn qiáo shì yīng guó zuì lǎo de liǎng suǒ xué
    Oxford and Cambridge are the two oldest universities in Britain.
  • niú jīnjiàn qiáo xué de jiào shī niú jīn xué huò jiàn qiáo xué de xué jiānzhǐ dǎo jiào shī huò yán jiū yuán
    A head, tutor, or fellow at a college of Oxford or Cambridge.
  • shǐ yōu jiǔ de niú jīn xué jiàn qiáo xué réng rán xiǎng yòu hěn gāo de shēng wàng
    The old universities of Oxford and Cambridge still have a lot of prestige.
  • yīng guózōng xué xué yuàn de jiào shī bié zài jiàn qiáo xué huò niú jīn xué)。
    (British) teacher at a university of college (especially at Cambridge or Oxford).
  • yīng guó yīng zhǐ chéng shí jiān chánghěn yòu míng wànghěn yòu quán shì de xuéduō yòng lái zhǐ jiàn qiáo niú jīn zhè liǎng suǒ xué)。
    (British) an ancient and prestigious and privileged university (especially Cambridge or Oxford Universities).
  • fēi zhèng shì yīng guó yīng zài yīng guó rén men chéng shí jiān cháng de shěng xué jiào hóng zhuān xuéyòng bié niú qiáo
    (British informal) a provincial British university of recent founding; distinguished from Oxford and Cambridge Universities.
  • zài xué xiàozhōng xué), rén zhàn wěnzài niú jīn huò jiàn qiáorén jiù cháng cháng zhàn wěn liǎo
    As school a man finds his feet. At Oxford or at Cambridge he too often loses balance.
  • zài xué xiàorén zhàn wěnzài niú jīn huò jiàn qiáorén jiù cháng cháng zhàn wěn liǎo
    At school a man finds his feet. At Oxford or at Cambridge he too often loses balance.
  • tuófēnglóng ròu qiú xíng de kuài huò lóng luò tuó mǒu xiē niú bèi de ròu zhì zhì
    A rounded mass or protuberance, such as the fleshy structure on the back of a camel or of some cattle.
  • gāi gōng díkǎ méi lún . léi nuò shuō: " men zhèng zài jiāng zhè xiàng shù kuò zhǎn dào yòu shāng jià zhí de xíng dòng zhōng niúyángzhè shì men suàn jīng yíng de lǐng
    "This technique we are expanding into the large commercial animals, such as cows and sheep, where much of our business is intended to be." says ProBio's Cameron Reynolds.
  • xuǎn hán fēi yīn de fēihuáng chūn huā chá huò zhě niú nǎi
    Opt for decaffeinated coffee,camomile tea,or warm milk.
  • zhè táng guǒ yòu niú nǎi wèi 'ér
    The candy taste of milk.
  • niú yǎn táng zhǒng yuán dehěn yìng de táng
    A piece of round, hard candy.
  • yòng lái zhǐ niú nǎizài zhuāng guàn qián tōng guò tuō shuǐ jiǎn shǎo zǒng liàng
    used of milk; reduced in volume by having moisture expelled before canning.
  • zhuāng zài zhǐ bǎn xiāng nèi de guàn tóushèng niú nǎi de zhǐ
    Cans packed in cartons; a milk carton.
  • shǐ chū xiàn pāo shòu gāo cháo néng bǎo zhèng chū xiàn niú shì
    And bull markets aren't a guarantee even when there is a capitulation.
  • gōng chǎn pǐn yòu bǐng gānqiǎo niú nǎi táng kǒu xiāng táng děng
    We manufacture candy, chocolates, caramel, and chewinggums.
  • quán guó shàng xià xiē yòu jiā shì de rén huì men de wéi kǎo jià sǎo gān jìnggěi hái men kāi dài dài de gǒugěi rén men zhǔn bèi liǎo pán pán de niú pái zhū pái kuài kuài de méi jìn zài wèi nán wén de rán jiē zhe ròu tàn huà rǎn kōng rén men de wèi
    All across the country homeowners dust off their Weber grills, open packs of hot dogs for the children and trays of chicken, steak, or ribs for the adults, douse lumps of charcoal in evil-smelling flammable liquids, and proceed to carbonise the meat, pollute the air, and irritate their stomachs.