zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • bāo yān mǒu xiē xiān máo gāng dòng bāo zhì de 'āo fēnyòng lái shè shí
    An invagination into the cytoplasm of certain ciliates, used for food intake.
  • tòu míng zhì bāo zhì zhōng qīng chè zhuàng de fēn bié zhuàng wǎng zhuàng de fēn
    The clear, fluid portion of cytoplasm as distinguished from the granular and netlike components.
  • bāo zhì fēn liè yóu bāo de fēn liè 'ér chǎn shēng de bāo zhì de fēn liè
    The division of the cytoplasm of a cell following the division of the nucleus.
  • yòu fēn liè guò chéng bāo hán bāo bāo zhì fēn liè de zhěng bāo fēn liè guò chéng
    The entire process of cell division including division of the nucleus and the cytoplasm.
  • nèi zhì zài mǒu xiē bāoyóu zhǐ shì huó dòng bāo zhōng biàn bié chū lái de bāo zhì de nián xìng lüè xiǎo de zhōng xīn fēn
    A central, less viscous portion of the cytoplasm that is distinguishable in certain cells, especially motile cells.
  • xīng zhuàng zài bāo jiāng nèi xíng chéng de xīng zhuàng jié gòuzài yòu fēn liè jiān yòu lēng xíng xiān wéi huán rào zhōng xīn
    A star-shaped structure formed in the cytoplasm of a cell and having raylike fibers that surround the centrosome during mitosis.
  • wài zhì bāo zhì lián jiē fēn de wài yòu shí zài bāo xià chéng xiàn chū zhǒng néng shí bié de yìng zhì jiāo huà céng
    The outer portion of the continuous phase of cytoplasm of a cell, sometimes distinguishable as a somewhat rigid, gelled layer beneath the cell membrane.
  • wēi guǎn rèn zhǒng dàn bái zhìyuán zhù xíng zhōng kōng jié gòuguǎng fàn fēn zhēn bāo de bāo zhì zhōng gōng jié gòu zhī chēng bìng xié zhù bāo yùn dòng yùn shū
    Any of the proteinaceous cylindrical hollow structures that are distributed throughout the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells, providing structural support and assisting in cellular locomotion and transport.
  • rén běi 'ōu fēn de 'é luó zhōu jiāo jiè chù de zhǒng rén bīngyóu shì shā huáng shí dài de bīng zhù chēng
    A member of a people of southern European Russia and adjacent parts of Asia, noted as cavalrymen especially during czarist times.
  • weidh- yīng divide( fēn kāi ) de lái yuán fàn wén vidhu- de lái yuán wéi dān de yòu widow de tóng gēn yòu dīng “ vidua”, veuve, vedova, bān viuda 'é de jié vdova, wēi 'ěr shì gweddr witwe lán weduwe。
    *Weidh- is also the source of the English word "divide" and the Sanskrit "vidhu-" meaning solitary. Cognates meaning widow are the Latin "Vidua," French "veuve," Italian "vedova," Spanish "viuda," the Russian and Czech "vdova," the Welsh "gweddr," the German "witwe," and the Dutch "weduwe."
  • zhè shì dèng xiǎo píng tóng zhì huì jiàn jié luò zǒng shí láo jiā 'ěr shí tán huà de fēn 。)
    (Excerpt from a talk with Premier Lubomir Strougal of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic.)
  • zhè shì dèng xiǎo píng tóng zhì huì jiàn jié luò zǒng tǒng shí tán huà de zhù yào fēn 。)
    (Excerpt from a talk with President Gustav Husak of Czechoslovakia.)
  • zhè shì dèng xiǎo píng tóng zhì huì jiàn jié luò gòng chǎn dǎng zhōng yāng zǒng shū shí shí tán huà de fēn 。)
    (Excerpt from a talk with Milo Jake, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia.)
  • zhè shì dèng xiǎo píng tóng zhì liǎng tán huà de jié fēn bié zhāi jiǔ nián jiǔ yuè huì jiàn jié luò zǒng tǒng shí de tán huà jiǔ nián jiǔ yuè shí 'èr tīng guān jià gōng gǎi chū fāng 'àn huì bào shí de tán huà。)
    (Excerpt from a talk with President Gustav Husak of Czechoslovakia [September 5, 1998] and excerpt from remarks made after hearing a report on a tentative programme for the reform of prices and wages [September 12, 1998].)
  • méng kěn dōng nán de chéng shì fēn wèi sāng gěi 'ěr běi yìn yáng shàng de méng dǎo shàng。 1498 nián zài háng xíng yìn shí dào guò zhè dǎo chéng zài 20 shì zǎo qián céng xiān hòu bèi táo ā mànsāng gěi 'ěr yīng guó tǒng zhì guòrén kǒu 341, 148
    A city of southeast Kenya mainly on Mombasa Island, in the Indian Ocean north of Zanzibar. Visited by Vasco da Gama on his first voyage to India(1498), the island-city was ruled successively by Portugal, Oman, Zanzibar, and Great Britain until the early20th century. Population,341, 148.
  • qīn biān xiě biān xìn de fēn nèi róng niàn gěi qīn tīng
    As he wrote, Daddy read parts of his letter out loud to Mother.
  • rán hòu guò liǎo xiǎo shí fēn zhōng cái lái chī fàn zhēn shì huài liǎo
    And then Durward showed up for lunch an hour and 20 minutes late. Daddy was really ticked off.
  • lián tiān zhú dān shuǐ xiān fēn biàn qīngdàn de què shì yuán néng shǒu
    I can't tell a dahlia from a daffodil, but my wife has very green fingers.
  • xiào cháng shí fēn zhòng shì dān yīn wéi chéng shí fēn yōu xiù
    The headmaster valued Dan of his excellent performances.
  • dān yuán lái yòu 2 jiǎo 5 fēn qiándàn léi fēn shíquán shū guāng liǎo
    Dan had a quarter but he went broke matching pennies with Fred.
  • guò fēn de quán shì céng shǐ dàn biàn chéng guǐguò fēn de qiú zhī céng shǐ rén lèi de shè xiān duò luòdàn wéi yòu shàn de pǐn lùn duì shén huò rén yǒng yuǎn huì chéng wéi guò fēn de dōng
    The desire of power in excess, caused the angels to fall. The desire of knowledge in excess, caused man to fall: but in charity there is no excess; neither can angel, nor man, come in dan ger by it.
  • jiù zài 7 tiān zhī qián jiù shì 1997 nián 10 yuè 11 de hán dān gào ràng zhī suǒ cuò de xiāo men de 3 suì de kàn shàng shí fēn jiàn kāng de 'ér hán xiào ( men zǒng shì 'ài jiào xiào xiàoxiào xiào zài hàn shìxiào shēngde ) rán liǎo zhǒng hǎn jiàn defēi cháng wēi xiǎn de xīn zàng bìng
    Just seven days earlier, on October 11, 1997, his wife, Han Dan, had told him devastating new about their seemingly healthy three-year-old son, Shao-han. The boy they called Shao-Shao (Pronounced Sho-Sho), meaning "laughter," had a rare and very dangerous heart disease.
  • xiàng jiāo cǎoqīng jiāo gōng yīng zhǒng zhōng de gōng yīngxiàng jiāo cǎo gōng yīng shǔ), cháng yòu néng fēn zhǒng xiàng jiāo de ròu zhì gēn
    A central Asian dandelion(Taraxacum koksaghyz) having fleshy roots that yield a form of rubber.
  • é guó rén de yào gōng yīngwéi hán yòu xiàng jiāo chéng fēn de gēn 'ér zhòngzhí
    perennial dandelion native to Kazakh Republic of Russia cultivated for its fleshy roots which have high rubber content.
  • érjié shí jiān de tiān rán dài pǐn shū de zuò zhě lián · lún wéi 'ěr rèn wéi:“ gōng yīng chá chú wài chú nèi duō shuǐ fēn de tóng shí bìng huài nèi jīn shǔ hán liàng de píng héng。”
    “ The exception to this is dandelion tea,” says Marilyn Glenville, author of Natural Alternatives To Dietting “ This helps you excrete fluid but doesn't allter your mineral balance.”
  • men de tóu shàng dōuyòu shǎo liàng de zhè zhǒng zhēn jūndàn tóu xiè zhòng de rén yòu chāo guò 25 de zhè zhǒng zhēn jūn fēn zài tóu shàng
    We all have small quantities of this on our scalp and skin, but people with dandruff have up to 25 per cent more on their scalp.
  • duī huǒ bèng chū huǒ xīngshí fēn wēi xiǎn
    The fire is sparking dangerously.
  • zuò zài xiá zhǎi de biān yuán shàngshí fēn wēi xiǎn
    Perch dangerously on a narrow ledge
  • shí fēn jiāo yīn wéi shēng shuō de qīn bìng wēi
    I'm doing my nut because the doctor says my father is dangerously ill.
  • měi guó xià wēi xué jiào shòu guō yíng zuì jìn zài guó biǎo chén jiā gēng yǎn jiǎng:《 zhōng guóduō zhōng guócóng shì jiǎo kàn zhōng guó zài shǐ shàng de fēn 》。
    Professor Daniel Kwok of the Hawaii University deliveredthe Tan Kah Kee Lecture in Singapore recently on "China: Theone and the many, an end-of-century view of unification and division in the Chinese historical experience".
  • měi guó xià wēi xué jiào shòu guō yíng zuì jìn zài guó biǎo chén jiā gēng yǎn jiǎng:《 zhōng guóduō zhōng guócóng shì jiǎo kàn zhōng guó zài shǐ shàng de fēn 》。
    Professor Daniel Kwok of the Hawaii University delivered the Tan Kah Kee Lecture in Singapore recently on "China: The one and the many, an end-of-century view of unification and division in the Chinese historical experience".
  • měi guó rén bèi · duì qián xiē tiān shā hài liǎo měi guó zhě dān · 'ěr de lán duān kuáng fēn shí zài shì tài liǎo jiě liǎoyīn wéi jiù zài nián qián céng zāo dào zhè huǒ rén de bǎng jiàér zhè huǒ rén de tóu 'ěr bǎng jià 'àn de zhù fàn zhèng shì tóng rén
    American Bela Nuss knows only too well about the fanaticism that drives the Islamic militants who murdered reporter Daniel Pearl. Eight years ago, Nuss was kidnapped by a gang led by the same man who confessed to abducting Pearl.