然zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • chāo zì rán de chāo zì rán de yǐng xiǎng、 lì liàng huò xiàn xiàng de， yǔ chāo zì rán de yǐng xiǎng、 lì liàng huò xiàn xiàng yòu guān de
    Of, relating to, or dealing with supernatural influences, agencies, or phenomena.
  • cǎi hóng shì zì rán xiàn xiàng。
    A rainbow is a natural phenomenon.
  • yǔ huó de zhí wù hé dòng wù yòu guān de zì rán xiàn xiàng。
    a natural phenomenon involving living plants and animals.
  • fěi 'ěr yí mā jiǎ zhuāng bǎ tā fàng kāi， rán hòu zài zhuā zhù hé tā xī xì。
    Phil's aunt had fun playing cat and mouse with him.
  • jì rán “ zhēn zhèng de ” shè huì zhù yì jiù zhè yàng chéng liǎo zhè xiē zhèng fǔ duì fù dé guó zī chǎn jiē jí de wǔ qì， nà me tā yě jiù zhí jiē dài biǎo liǎo yī zhǒng fǎn dòng de lì yì， jí dé guó xiǎo shì mín de lì yì。
    While this "True" Socialism thus served the governments as a weapon for fighting the German bourgeoisie, it, at the same time, directly represented a reactionary interest, the interest of the German Philistines.
  • hè lā kè lì tè xī là zhé xué jiā， tā jiān chí dǒu zhēng hé biàn huà shì yǔ zhòu de zì rán zhuàng tài de guān diǎn
    Greek philosopher who maintained that strife and change are natural conditions of the universe.
  • xiāng xìn méi yòu yī zhǒng dān yī de jiě shì néng gòu shuō míng suǒ yòu de zì rán xiàn xiàng de zhé xué jiā。
    a philosopher who believes that no single explanation can account for all the phenomena of nature.
  • wú lùn rú hé， zhōng guó zhè gè mín zú xiǎn rán shì bǐ jiào yòu zhé lǐ yǎn guāng， ér bǐ jiào méi yòu xiàolǜ de， rú guǒ bù shì zhè yàng， méi yòu yī gè mín zú néng jīng guò sì qiān nián yòu xiàolǜ de shēng huó de gāo xuè yā 'ér jì xù shēng cún de。
    It is evident any way that the Chinese as a nation are more philosophic than efficient, and that if it were otherwise, no nation could have survived the high blood pressure of an efficient life for four thousand years.
  • fú lǔ men zài zuì kùn kǔ shí réng chǔzhī tài rán ， lián zhuō zhù tā men de réndōu shēn yòu gǎn chù。
    The philosophy of the prisoners during their worst sufferings impressed even their captors.
  • zì rán kē xué yǔ zhé xué
    natural science and philosophy
  • nà xiē huá zú lín jū zài wǒ yǎn zhōng shì xiē zuò fēng cū lǔ de rén， tā men qīng zǎo xǐ liǎn shuà yá shí， cháng cháng yòng jìn quán shēn lì qì lā kāi hóu lóng， rán hòu bǎ tán tù zài méi yòu qīng xǐ guò de tán yú；
    I found my Chinese neighbours' ways crude -- they cleared their throats loudly and spat out phlegm into unwashed spittoons every morning.
  • xī cì kè lì fū hé tā de pú rén mài zhe fán zào de lǎn yáng yáng de jiǎo bù， pá shàng liǎo dì jiào de tī jiē : wǒ rèn wéi tā men zǒude bìng bù bǐ píng cháng kuài yī miǎo zhōng， suī rán lú biān yǐ jīng gěi sī yǎo hé kuáng fèi nào dé dà luàn。
    Mr Heathcliff and his man climbed the cellar steps with vexatious phlegm: I don't think they moved one second faster than usual, though the hearth was an absolute tempest of worrying and yelping.
  • yī gè lěng jìng …… dāng rán yě bù lù shēng sè de rén。
    a phlegmatic...and certainly undemonstrative man.
  • ér nà xiē guò qù zuì shòu chǒng de rén héng héng nǐ wǒ gòng tóng de péng yǒu men， qí zhōng yòu pāi mǎ pì de， lěng mò de： dāng rán ， zuì zhāo rén zhù yì de hái yòu nà xiē dǎn xiǎo pà shì de。
    And those old favorites, your friends and mine: sycophantic, phlegmatic, and, of course, top of the bill-pusillanimous.
  • tū rán， diàn huà líng xiǎng liǎo。
    Suddenly, he heard the phone.
  • liú shēng jī de chàng zhēn tū rán tiào lí liǎo chàngpiān
    The phonograph needle jumped.
  • féi liào bāo kuò hōng féi yǐ jí dàn、 lín hé jiǎ huà hé wù děng rèn hé dà liàng de zì rán huò hé chéng yuán liào， sǎ yú tǔ rǎng shàng huò fān rù tǔ rǎng zhōng yǐ zēng jiā qí gōngjǐ zhí wù shēngzhǎng de néng lì
    Any of a large number of natural and synthetic materials, including manure and nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium compounds, spread on or worked into soil to increase its capacity to support plant growth.
  • tā néng chéng wéi shè yǐng shī yǔ qí shuō shì yòu yì wéi zhī， bù rú shuō shì chún shǔ 'ǒu rán
    He became a photographer more by accident than by design.
  • wǒ jué dìng xué shè yǐng yǐ biàn gèng néng xīn shǎng zì rán de měi。
    I've decided to learn photography in order that I may better appreciate the beauty of nature.
  • jìn huà lùn zhù yào yóu yú zì rán xuǎn zé de jiēguǒ， shēng wù tǐ qún jīng lì liǎo jiē duàn xìng de biàn huà， shǐ hòu dài zài xíng tài hé shēng lǐ shàng dū yǔ tā men de zǔ xiān yòu suǒ bù tóng de lǐ lùn
    The theory that groups of organisms change with passage of time, mainly as a result of natural selection, so that descendants differ morphologically and physiologically from their ancestors.
  • jiā 'ěr wǎ ní， lù yì jí 1737 － 1798 yì dà lì shēng lǐ xué jiā hé nèi kē yī shēng， tā xuān chēng dòng wù zǔ zhì néng chǎn shēng diàn。 suī rán tā de lǐ lùn bèi zhèng míng shì cuò de， dàn tā de shí yàn què cù jìn liǎo duì diàn xué de yán jiū
    Italian physiologist and physician who asserted that animal tissues generate electricity. Although he was proved wrong, his experiments stimulated research on electricity.
  • lín chuáng shēng wù yī xué yìng yòng yú lín chuáng yī xué de zì rán kē xué yuán lǐ， yóu zhǐ shēng wù xué yǔ shēng lǐ xué
    The application of the principles of the natural sciences, especially biology and physiology, to clinical medicine.
  • tū rán ， cì 'ěr de jiān jiào shēng dǎ pò liǎo jì jìng。
    All of a sudden a piercing scream broke the silence.
  • nà cì 'ěr de jiān jiào bǎ tā xià dé máo gǔ sǒng rán 。
    The piercing scream curdled her blood.
  • zài fù qīn de yǎn zhōng， suǒ kàn dào de dāng rán bù shì zhè qū qū wǔ bàng 'ào bì， ér shì 'ér zǐ de yī piàn xiào xīn！
    The significance of the gift is not the 5 Australian Pounds.Father saw in the gift a concrete expression of filial piety and reverence for the parents.
  • hēi sè sù tiān rán hēi sè sù， yóu zhǐ pí fū、 tóu fā、 máo pí jí yǔ máo zhōng de sè sù
    Any of a group of naturally occurring dark pigments, especially the pigment found in skin, hair, fur, and feathers.
  • bái diān fēng shì yī zhǒng pí fū bìng， qí huàn zhě pí fū shī qù tiān rán yán sè， chǎn shēng bái sè bān diǎn。
    Vitiligo is a skin disease causeing the loss of pigmentation in which patients develop white spot in the skin.
  • mā mā shuō tā dāng rán liǎo jiě zhè shì。 zhè jiàn shì zài qīng chǔ yě bù guò liǎo。
    Ma said of course she got it. It was as plain as a pikestaff.
  • wǒ de mā mā shuō tā dāng rán míng bái， shì qíng yī qīng 'èr chǔ de。
    My mother said of course she got it. It was as plain as a pikestaff.
  • zhè duī shū huàng liǎo jǐ xià， rán hòu jiù dǎo liǎo。
    The piles of books tottered and then fell.
  • tā fēi cháng liǎo jiě qíng kuàng， jìng rán hái jì dé yī wèi xué shēng de zǔ fù céng zài zhàn zhēng qī jiān wéi tā hé qiáo zhì liù shì kāi guò fēi jī。
    She is very well briefed; she even remembered a young pupil's grandfather who had piloted her and George VI during the war.
  • hǎi sōng shù zhī cóng chǎn yú nán 'ōu de cóng shēng sōng shù（ sōng shǔ nán 'ōu hǎi sōng） shàng huò dé de tiān rán shù zhī
    Crude turpentine obtained from the cluster pine tree(Pinus pinaster) of southern Europe.