活zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tā fēi cháng jiàn kāng， chōng mǎn huó lì。
    She's running over with health and vitality.
  • bù zài shēngzhǎng huò zhě biàn huà； méi yòu lì liàng huò zhě huó lì。
    not growing or changing; without force or vitality.
  • yǐ jiǎn qīng pí láo、 huī fù huó lì de fāng shì。
    in a manner that relieves fatigue and restores vitality.
  • hǎo xiàng bèi huà chū shìde quē fá shí zhì huò huó lì de。
    lacking substance or vitality as if produced by painting.
  • fù yú shēng qì zhě， fù yú shēng qì de yīn sù jǐyǔ huò fù yú shēng qì、 xīng qù、 jīng shén huò huó lì de rén
    One that provides or imparts life, interest, spirit, or vitality.
  • zhè shì bǎo chí dǎng de shēng jī hé huó lì de gēn běn suǒ zài。
    This is where the vigor and vitality of the Party lies.
  • běi jīng shì yī zuò fù yòu huó lì hé zhòng yào xìng de chéng shì， zài zhè gè yì yì shàng， tā yòu shì yī zuò nián qīng de chéng shì。
    Beijing is a young city in terms of its vitality and its importance.
  • zhōng guó jīn tiān de huó lì hé shēng jī， yòu mù gòng dǔ。
    The vitality and energy in China today is there for all to see.
  • shēng wù sù wú sè jié jīng wéi shēng sù， c10h16n2o3s， shǔ fù hé wéi shēng sù b， wéi duō zhǒng méi xì tǒng huó dòng bì bù kě shǎo de wù zhì， bìng zài gān、 dàn huáng、 niú nǎi hé jiào mǔ zhōng fā xiàn dà liàng gāi wù zhì
    A colorless crystalline vitamin, C10H16N2O3S, of the vitamin B complex, essential for the activity of many enzyme systems and found in large quantities in liver, egg yolk, milk, and yeast.
  • huó pō de（ dì） yòng shēng dòng huò huó pō de fāng shì。 zhù yào yòng yú zhǐ huī
    In a lively or vivacious manner. Used chiefly as a direction.
  • zhè gè kě 'ài de xiǎo nán hái de kuài huó shǐ wǒ mendōu shòu dào gǎn rǎn。
    We are all affected by the vivacity of this lovely little boy.
  • wǒ nǚ 'ér shì yī gè xiǎng xiàng lì huó yuè de hái zǐ。
    My daughter is a child with vivid imagination.
  • wēi xiào shǐ liǎn biàn dé yòu huó lì
    A smile may vivify a face.
  • jiě pōu jìn xíng（ huó tǐ） jiě pōu
    To perform vivisection on(a living animal).
  • zài huó tǐ nèi jìn xíng de xīn chén dài xiè yán jiū； shēng wù huó tǐ jì shù。
    metabolic studies conducted in vivo; in vivo techniques.
  • huó yuè de diǎn huà hé sù； zài huó de yòu jī tǐ nèi de diǎn huà jī zhì。
    the active iodinating species; the in vivo iodinating mechanism.
  • yòu guī lǜ dì cóng shì zhí yè huò 'àihào děng huó dòng
    An activity, such as a vocation or hobby, engaged in regularly.
  • shǐ mìng， tiān zhí zhuī qiú yī zhǒng huó dòng huò shí xiàn yī zhǒng zhí zé de nèi xīn zhào huàn； tiān zhí
    An inner calling to pursue an activity or perform a service; a vocation.
  • 1998 nián 11 yuè yà tài jīng hé zǔ zhì zài xīn xī lán huì líng dùn jǔ xíng de gāo jí guān yuán huì yì shàng chàng yì， wéi tuī dòng yà tài dì qū jì suàn jī 2000 nián wèn tí de jiě jué， jiā qiáng guó jiā hé dì qū jiān de jiāo liú hé hé zuò， xī wàng gè chéng yuán guó zài 4 yuè 19 rì zhì 30 rì zhè 12 tiān nèi， jǔ bàn " jì suàn jī 2000 nián wèn tí huó dòng zhōu "。
    The Meeting of the High-level Officials convened by APEC in Wellington, New Zealand in November 1998 voiced the call for strengthening national and regional exchanges and cooperation to promote the solution of the Y2K problem and expressed the hope that all the member countries should hold "Computer Y2K Week" within 12 days from April 19 to 30.
  • yǔ cǐ tóng shí， zhōng chǎn jiē jí kāi shǐ biǎo dá chū xīn de jià zhí guān： zhuī qiú shēng huó zhì liàng、 bǎo hù chéng shì zī yuán、 zhù zhòng huán jìng、 zūn zhòng lì shǐ děng。
    At the same time the middle class started voicing new values: quality of life, urban conservation, the environment and respect for history.
  • xiān rén shēng huó zài tài xū zhī zhōng。
    Celestials live in the great void.
  • kǒng lóng， liǎng qī dòng wù， huǒ shān huó yuè。
    from 190 million to 230 million years ago; dinosaurs, marine reptiles; volcanic activity.
  • zhè xiē xiàn xiàng tóng hǎi yáng xún huán、 tài yáng fú shè yǐ jí huǒ shān huó dòng yòu guān。
    These events are associated with changes in ocean circulation, solar radiation and volcanism.
  • huó huǒ shān； zhè zuò huǒ shān jí qí huó yuè。
    a live volcano; the volcano is very much alive.
  • jié jī hé wǒ men shēng huó liǎo xǔ duō nián， suī rán tā shì wǒ men céng jīng yǎng guò de zuì cōng míng de gǒu， dàn wǒ men zài yě méi néng shuō fú tā biǎo yǎn mǎ xì bān jué jì。
    Jacky lived with us for many years,and although he was the smartest dog we ever had,we could never persuade him to perform circus tricks again.
  • chén nì yú guòfèn chén nì yú mǒu wù de， rú huó dòng； tān lán de
    Indulging in something, such as an activity, to excess; voracious.
  • shēng huó zài běi dà xī yáng hé tài píng yáng zhōng gè zhǒng jiān bí zǐ shā yú。
    voracious pointed-nose shark of northern Atlantic and Pacific.
  • lán yú， tiào yú yī zhǒng tān lán de shí yòng hé liè bǔ yú（ lù）， shēng huó zài dà xī yáng hé yìn dù yáng de wēn dài huò rè dài hǎi yù
    A voracious food and game fish(Pomatomus saltatrix) of temperate and tropical waters of the Atlantic and Indian oceans.
  • yī fèn duì hā fó dà xué bì yè de 7841 wèi nán shēng de diào chá biǎo míng， shí yòng qiǎo kè lì jí táng guǒ de rén， wú lùn tā men 'ài chī de chéng dù rú hé， dū bǐ bù shí yòng zhě jīhū duō huó yī nián。
    A study of 7, 841 Harvard male graduates found that chocolate and candy eaters--regardless of how voracious their appetite for goodies--live almost a year longer than those who abstain.
  • jù zhī lǐ yī zhǒng jù zhī lǐ shǔ měi zhōu rè dài dàn shuǐ yú， tā shì tān lán dì ròu shí de qiě cháng gōng jī bìng huǐ miè huó zhe de dòng wù
    Any of several tropical American freshwater fishes of the genus Serrasalmus that are voraciously carnivorous and often attack and destroy living animals.
  • ài tōu kàn tā rén huó dòng de rén； yòu kuī yín pǐ de rén
    Person who likes to spy on people when they do not know they are being watched; voyeur
  • sà lì - bǐ dé 'ěr - shǐ mì sī zài《 tàn xún zì wǒ de dài 'ān nà》 yī shū zhōng xiě dào： " jìn rù gōng zhòng shēng huó yǐ lái， dài 'ān nà de yǎn shén、 shǒu shì、 yǎn jiǎng hé chù mō chù chù xiǎn shì chū tā nà wēn róu de xìng gé。
    "From the time she entered public life, Diana conveyed her vulnerability with her eyes, her gestures, her speech, and her touch," Sally Bedell Smith wrote in her book Diana in Search of Herself.