zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dàn shì zhù yào shì zài 1971 nián wēi chǔlǐ kāi shǐ chū xiàn shí cái yòu liǎo
    But a major breakthrough came in 1971 when microprocessors came into being.
  • shì fáng rán biàn huò fāng néng chū liào shí de bǎo xiǎn cuò shī
    They were an insurance policy against the sudden breakthrough, or an enemy capability which you did not expect.
  • nuò shè chū liǎo tào yīn shí bié ruǎn jiàn chéng qián de zhǐ wén biàn rèn shù gèng wéi jīng quèzhè shì xiàng xué luò 'è rén zhī shǒu biàn wèi zhe zāinàn
    Knox has designed a voice identification software program that works more accurately than current fingerprinting techniques a scientific breakthrough that would mean disaster in the wrong hands.
  • dàn shì shǐ xiǎng yòu guó zhī míng de shì shī hòu pāi shè de xià yǐngpiān tóng yàng shì de zhū dài wéi lián mèi yǎn chū liǎo huī huáng de zhí shēng 》 (1979 nián )。
    But it was his next movie and shift to Sydney in Australia that launched his international career.He starred alongside another breakthrough player in Judy Davis in My Brilliant Career (1979).
  • rán 'ér xiē xué jiā yán jiū chū de zhèng biǎo míngfēn liè shì zhú jiàn jìn xíng dezài huì xīng zuì hòu wáng de qián xīng zhí tíng diào zhǒng zhì
    Several of the Science studies, however, found evidence that the breakup happened progressively, with the comet shedding material during the weeks leading up to its final demise.
  • shuō huì xīng shì xīng de jiàn zhù shí men réng guān chá dào men jīhū zuì yuán shǐ de zhuàng tàihuì xīng xīn bào zhà shì fàng chū xīn de zhìzhè shì měi cóng shì huì xīng xué yán jiū de réndōu mèng mèi qiú de
    .. The breakup of the comet's nucleus releases the fresh material, which everybody in cometary science wants to study," said Hermann Boehnhardt of the European Southern Observatory, who wrote a commentary accompanying the Science research.
  • suí zhe lián zhōng yāng quán jiě shí měi lián gòng guó xiǎn chū liǎo wèn zài gāo jiā suǒ yóu wéi yán zhònggāi chù shí mín měi 'ā sài bài jiāng
    Whit the breakup of centralized Soviet rule, problems are coming to the fore in virtually every Soviet region and republic, and are particularly acute in the Caucasus, where dozens of national and ethnic groups mingle in Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan.
  • dōng miàn shuǐ cháng jiàn de lèi yòu jīn shì gāi chù shù zhǒng zhī miáo zài péng wān yán 'àn liàng chū méishì zài zǎo chūn yuè fèn wǎng zuò yǎng zhí yòng de zhù yào hǎi
    Typical of eastern waters is the gold-lined sea bream, one of several sea bream whose fry are abundant along the shores of Mirs Bay and are captured in the early spring months to provide a mainstay formariculture.
  • de nèi jiù shǐ qiē pán tuō chū
    His guilty conscience forced him to make a clean breast of everything.
  • cóng qīn fáng chū de zhī
    Milk expressed from a mother's breast.
  • yào shǐ gěng sài zài xiōng kǒu de shénme dōng liǎo chū lái
    The medicine fetched up something from his breast.
  • lóng zhuàng lóng bàn lóng zhuàng huò jié gòu niǎo de chū xiōng huò dòu zhōng hěn duō zhí de liǎng piàn xià céng róng zài de huā bàn de lóng zhuàng jié gòu
    A keel-shaped ridge or structure, such as that on the breastbone of a bird or of the fused lower two petals of flowers of many members of the pea family.
  • jīn tiān de tiān chū liǎo qiū tiān de
    There is a breath of autumn in the air today.
  • men chū kǒu xīn xiān kōng
    Let's go out for a breath of fresh air.
  • shēng jiào xiān shēn shēn kǒu rán hòu zài chū lái
    The doctor told him to breathe in deeply and then breathe out.
  • chū
    To exhale; breathe out.
  • men měi tiān jìn yǎng chū èr yǎng huà tàn
    We breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide every day.
  • rén shuì jué shí yīn chàng 'ér chū zào yīn
    breathe noisily during one's sleep.
  • zuò xìng bìng huì nòng chū shēng yīn
    breathe spasmodically, and make a sound.
  • hǎi shēng dòng duàn xiàn chū hǎi miàn
    Sea mammals must emerge periodically to breathe.
  • sàn mǒu chū huò fàng chū
    To blow(something) forth or breathe(something) out.
  • shuō chū bèi de huà
    He breathed out reproaches.
  • chū jiǔ
    He breathed out wine fumes.
  • lín qián shēng shuō chū liǎo
    He breathed out the secret just before he died.
  • dāng shēn shíxiōng liǎo chū lái
    His chest stick out when he breathed in deeply.
  • chū huò zhě shǐ chū de
    let or forced out of the lungs; breathed out.
  • āi sài 'ěr chū liǎo zhǒng jīng jiào shēngbìng fēi zhǐ shì tōu tōu 'ér hǎo xiàng shī shuōgāi de yàng
    Ethelberta breathed a sort of exclamation, not right out, but stealthily, like a parson's damn.
  • chū huàn huàn nǎo liǎo .
    I must go out for a quick breather.
  • dāng 40 rén jìn zhōng xíng dòng tíng liú 37 fēn zhōngjiān jiēguǒ biǎo míng měi rén měi xiǎo shí chū shuǐ 21 èr yǎng huà tàn 4.7 shēng nèi wēn píng jūn shàng shēng 4.5
    When 40 people enter a medium-sized grotto for a stay of 37 minutes, the monitoring results show that 21 grams of water and 4.7 liters of carbon dioxide will be breathed out by each person per hour and the temperature inside the grotto will rise 4.5 degrees.
  • huā 'ér sàn chū xiāng
    The flowers were breathing out fragrance.
  • chuǎn shìde xiǎng chū chī chī de shēng yīn
    To make a sound resembling laborious breathing.
  • yīnyuè tīng lìng rén gǎn chū de 'ān jìng
    a breathless hush in the concert hall