zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • ào běi xíng de duàn guāng yuán dīng niǎo
    large bowerbird of northern Australia.
  • nián nèiwén jǐn shí guǎn zhì zhōng xīn jiǎn chá liǎo 75353 yùn zài shū cài de chē liàng 15923 yùn zài qín chù de chē liàngbìng chōu liǎo 85318 zhū zhǐ niào yàng běnjìn xíng zhǒng xiào huà yànbāo kuò huà yàn 'ān xiào ( yán suān lún luó ) shā dīng àn chúnyòu xiǎn shì zhū nóng yòng zhè liǎng zhǒng yào lái zēng jiā zhū zhǐ de shòu ròushì mín shí yòng yòu zhè lèi yào cán de dòng nèi zàng néng dǎo zhì shí zhòngdú
    During the year, 75353 and 15923 vehicles carrying vegetables and poultry were inspected at the Man Kam To Food Control Office and 85318 pig urine samples were taken for testing for beta-agonists, including clenbuterol and salbutamol, which were recorded as being used illegally as an agent to promote lean meat in food animals and, through their residue in animal offal, might cause food poisoning.
  • rán jiè zhù gōng zuò jiàn zhèng dāng de shì qíng jìng rán shuō dīng men rèn wéi men zhì dìng liǎo xiē zhāng chéng 'ér shì shí shàng men jǐn jǐn shì kuǐ léi 'ér shí xiē lěng zhàn zhe de rén cháng cháng zhǐ shì jǐn zhāng 'ér
    you may actually be doing the right thing by walking out; she actually spoke Latin; they thought they made the rules but in reality they were only puppets; people who seem stand-offish are in reality often simply nervous.
  • zhǒng wèi yóu zhì de dīng suān gān yóu sān suān zhǐ dīng suān gān yóu zhǐ de zhǒng xíng shì
    a bitter oily triglyceride of butyric acid; a form of butyrin.
  • jiù yuē de shí juàn jīng shū bāo kuò dīng wén shèng jīng dàn shì méi yòu shèng jīng de yóu tài jiào bǎn běn xīn jiào bǎn běn
    14 books of the Old Testament included in the Vulgate but omitted in Jewish and Protestant versions of the Bible.
  •   dōng fāng rén lái yuán dīng oriens, shì shēng de tài yáng huò shì dōng fāng
    "Oriental" derives from the Latin word oriens, meaning "the rising sun" or "east".
  • zhǐ jiàn shuǐ huá dào shuǐ zhōngqián dào qún de xià fānglěng dīng tàn tóu zhuā zhù zhǐ yòu qián dào shuǐ xià liǎo
    The otter slips beneath the water, comes up beneath the ducks, grabs one and returns underwater.
  • lèi de chuán shuō zhōng zuì zhù míng de yào shù lún dīng 'ào sēn de shìzhè duì shuāng bāo tāi de qīn shì liú làng zhě bèi sēn men zài sēn lín zhōng zǒu shī liǎo
    The most famous such tale, however, was that of Valentine and Orson, the twin children of outcast Bellyssant, lost in the forest.
  • dàn guài jiù guài zài zhè de chéng bàn wán shì hòu huì huí lái jiāo fèifàn diàn de miǎn fèi cān tīng cóng wèi xiàn guòwài lái rén”, gōng zhě zǒng shì bào shí shí zài zài de gōng shí yóu fēn lán rén bié jiǎng xìn bàn rèn shì gài dīng shì dīngmǎo shì mǎo”, yīn 'ér zài quán shè huì biàn xíng chéng liǎo rén réndōu shìzhèng rén jūn de fēng shàng
    But the strange thing is, all the taxi-passengers would invariably come back to pay their fare after they have attended to their business, not a single outsider has ever been found in the free hotel dining rooms, workers always give an honest account of the exact hours they have put in… As the Finns always act on good faith and always adopt an attitude of "which is which" and "what is what" in everything they do, so to live in such a society has turned everyone into real "gentleman".
  • dīng zài hōng xiāng zhe
    The pudding is warming in the oven.
  • niú jīn ruì dīng jiān yòu tiáo tiě xiāng lián
    A railway connects Oxford with Reading.
  • měi liàng kāi lái kāi zǒu de gōng gòng chē sài xiàng shā dīng guàn tóu yàng yōng
    Every bus arrives and leaves packed as fully as a sardine tin.
  • dīng xiàng jiāo yóu dīng xiàng jiāo 'ér shēng chǎn de chéng xiàng jiāoyòng kàng fēng huà chǎn pǐnnián jiāo xié liào huǒ jiàn rán liào
    A synthetic rubber produced by polymerization of chloroprene and used in weather-resistant products, adhesives, shoe soles, paints, and rocket fuels.
  • guó nán de qián bèi dīng jué tǒng zhì
    a territory in southwestern Germany formerly ruled by the counts palatine.
  • lán kāi xià jùn yīng lán běi de shǐ wèi 'ài 'ěr lán hǎi yán 'àn shì 'àng · xùn shí dài nuò sēn guó de fēnzài 1351 nián chéng wéi dīng lǐng de fǎng zhì jiǔ shèng míngzài chǎn mìng hòu gāi xùn měng zhǎn lái
    A historical region of northwest England on the Irish Sea. It was part of the kingdom of Northumbria in Anglo-Saxon times and became a county palatine in1351. Long noted for its textiles, the area grew rapidly after the Industrial Revolution.
  • dīng xiāng huā shǔ de rèn zhǒng zhí tōng cháng dài yòu xiāng wèi de huā chéng de yuán zhuī huā
    any of various plants of the genus Syringa having large panicles of usually fragrant flowers.
  • jiù guàn huò cháng yòu yàn de yuán zhuī huā de xiāng de huā de 'ǎi shù de shǔ dīng xiāng
    genus of Old World shrubs or low trees having fragrant flowers in showy panicles: lilacs.
  • luó hēng · dīng 1837 1923 měi guó jūn xiè shī huì zhǎng quán rén zài měi guó nèi zhàn jiān wéi huá shèng dùn shè liǎo fáng gōng shìhòu lái zhù yòu luó de zhì 'ān tiáo ( 1876 nián shū
    American army engineer and parliamentary authority. He designed the defenses for Washington, D.C., during the Civil War and later wrote Robert's Rules of Order(1876).
  • xiāng de yòu zhù dòng dàn tóng shí yòu yòu bèi dòng huò zhōng jiān xíng shì de dòng dejiù tóng mǒu xiē dīng zhōng de dòng
    Being a verb of active meaning but passive or middle form, as certain Latin and Greek verbs.
  • zhè hái de gài shàng yào dīng
    The boy's trousers need a patch on the knee.
  • dīng piàn zàishàng
    To put a patch or patches on.
  • shuō cún zài rèn zhì liàng wèn yòu shuō gōng dīng ruǎn jiànzhè dīng shénme
    "Toshiba said its computer had no quality problems, but then it offered a patch. What's the patch going to patch?"
  • yòu wǎng yǒu fěng shuō:“ shuō cún zài rèn zhì liàng wèn yòu shuō gōng dīngruǎn jiànzhè dīng shénme
    "Toshiba said its computer had no quality problems, but then it offered a patch. What's the patch going to patch? " demanded a customer on the Web.
  • cóng chuān dīng de
    The field was patched with snow.
  • de dǎzháo dīng wèicǐ gǎn dào xiū kuì
    Her trousers were patched up, and she was ashamed of them.
  • cháng liǎo liǎo hǎo xiē dīng
    The clothes were torn and patched in a good many places.
  • měi yòu liǎng kuài sān míng zhì huǒ tuǐ kuài nǎi lào dīng shā jīn qiāng wān dòu huáng yóu jiā guǒ dònghái yòu jiā jiè de kǎo niú ròu
    There are two sandwiches in each box, ham and cheese, chicken salad, tunafish, peanut butter and jelly, and roast beef with mustard.
  • gōng bào ròu dīng
    Diced pork with peanuts.
  • xiē zhǐ jiào rén shū de dài guǎn jiào rén yòu jiào rén suàn de dài liǎng guǎnjiào rén suàn dīng wén de dài sān guǎn
    Those who teach reading only have one pen; those who teach reading and reckoning have two pens;
  • dīng yòu shì biàn huàn zhí xíng xiàng de gāo shǒu
    " But Martin is a master of career and persona changes.
  • lán dīng běn tuǒ yīng yòng de shāng biāo
    A trademark used for phenytoin.
  • dīng shì bīn zhōu dōng nán zhōng de zuò chéng shìwèi fèi chéng běi miàn de kǎi 'ěr shàng。 1748 nián yòu rén dìng shì zhòng yào de shāng gōng jiāo tōng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 78。 380
    A city of southeast Pennsylvania on the Schuykill River northwest of Philadelphia. Settled in1748, it is an important commercial, industrial, and transportation center. Population,78, 380.