zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • fàng yǎn wàng zhè xiē qiáo liáng de dǐng zhào yǎnsài de shǐ men guò zǎo cháng mǎn liǎo qīng táiruò zòng xiàng zuǒ cháo xué chéng tiào wàngyìng yǎn lián de zuò jiàn zhù jiù shì xiǎo bǎo yòu huā shù de 'ǎi qúnxiǎo bǎo zhāng kāi kǒu de mén láng xiǎo qiáo de duān tūn méi liǎo
    And when the glance passed these bridges, whose roofs were visibly green, rendered mouldy before their time by the vapors from the water, if it was directed to the left, towards the University, the first edifice which struck it was a large,low sheaf of towers, the Petit-Chatelet, whose yawning gate devoured the end of the Petit-Pont.
  • rán 'érzhǐ yào liú shén guān chácóng zhè nán biàn rèn de wǎng luò zhōng hái qīng chǔ kàn chū liǎng shù jiē shù zài xué chénglìng shù zài xīn chénghǎo liǎng shù xiān huācóng zuò qiáo dào měi zuò chéng mén jìng xiāng kāi fàng
    In the incomprehensible plan of these streets, one distinguished likewise, on looking attentively, two clusters of great streets,like magnified sheaves of grain, one in the University, the other in the Town, which spread out gradually from the bridges to the gates.
  • měi zhōu nán cǎo běn shǔcháng kāi zhī zhuàng xiǎo huā guǒguǒ shí wài yòu chū dài máo de
    genus of herbs of southwestern America having usually creamy florets followed by one-seeded fruits in a prominent bristly sheath.
  • suō cǎo de shǔ huā pái liè chéng jǐn de suì zhuàng huā tuì huà chéng shēng de qiào
    sedges having dense spikes of flowers and leaves reduced to basal sheaths.
  • měi rén jiāo shǔ zhí yòu de qiào yào yǎn de shēng huā
    any plant of the genus Canna having large sheathing leaves and clusters of large showy flowers.
  • zhǒng měi zhōu chūn tiān kāi huā de lín cǎo běn zhí yòu qiào de zhí de bàng zhuàng ròu suì zhuàng huā guǒ shí wéi xiān hóng
    common American spring-flowering woodland herb having sheathing leaves and an upright club-shaped spadix with overarching green and purple spathe producing scarlet berries.
  • shù luò liǎohuā diào bàn
    Trees shed their leaves and flowers shed their petals.
  • cóng huā yuán de xiǎo péng lái jià
    I got a ladder from the shed.
  • yòng lái chǔ cún cái huò huā yuán gōng de xiǎo péng
    a shed for storing firewood or garden tools.
  • dàn yào gào men shì wèi jiāzhǎng céng shì wèi shēngér qiě duì zhè fèn jiāzhǎng de gōng zuò zuò de suǒ zhèng de xué wèi huā liǎo duō duō de xīn gèng duō gèng zhuān xīn de xué gèng duō de jīn qián gǎn qíng tóu rén
    But I've got to tell you I've been both a parent and a graduate -- and parenting took more of my thoughts, more concentrated learning, more money, and a greater emotional toll -- than any sheepskin I've earned.
  • : yóu shì dāng kàn dào jīng shù bǎi nián de gōng diàn de tóu diāo de jīng měi huā wén jiù zài xiǎng guǒ men shuāng fāng zài zhōng guó jiàn bǎn jiā gōng chǎngshǐ zhōng guó de shì nèi zhuāng zhì jǐn shàng tiān huā jiù tài hǎo liǎo
    Especially when I see the delicate designs engraved on the woodwork of the palace which has undergone several hundreds of years, I'm thinking of joining hands with you to set up a wood plastic sheeting processing plant which would furnish China with the finest plastic sheetings used for the interior decoration.
  • shì lín jìn chéng shì de tiān rán zhí bèi jiàn shǎoér zhí shù guān shǎng guàn huā yuányòu yuǎn shōu dòng chē liàng gōng dài lái de kōng rǎn zhì
    Put near large cities, natural vegetation becomes scarce, and introduced trees, ornamental shrubs and gardens are far from adequate in absorbing motor vehicle and industrial air pollutants.
  • huā píng yīnggāi fàng zài zhè jià shàng
    The vase belongs on this shelf.
  • shān lán shǔ de zhǒng huāgēn duō qiě jiān yìng shēng jūn lèi zhōng lài jūn lèi lín zhōng de yǎng fēn
    a wildflower of the genus Corallorhiza growing from a hard mass of rhizomes associated with a fungus that aids in absorbing nutrients from the forest floor.
  • māo jiāng huā píng cóng jià shàng pèng luò
    The cat bumped the vase off the shelf.
  • zhǐ hǎo huā liǎo yīng bàng
    I had to shell out five pounds.
  • men men duì luò huā liú shuǐ .
    We gave their team a real shellacking.
  • huā liǎo shǎo qián mǎi jià
    He shelled out a lot to get that typewriter.
  • huā 10 měi yuán mǎi liǎo zhāng piào
    I shelled out ten dollars for a ticket to a show.
  • zhǒng nián shēng màn shēng zhí shǔ), yòu bái de huā guāng huá qiě yòu yìng de
    An annual vine(Lagenaria siceraria) having white flowers and smooth, large, hard-shelled gourds.
  • zài yuàn wéi xiū xíng chē 'ér huā qián shì biàn lián jià mài diào liǎo
    Being tired of shelling out on repairs to his bicycle, he sold it cheap.
  • luó de zuò zhě xuě · lún hái xiànnán hái de qīn wèijiā tíng huā de qián hái de qīn yào duōér men jiā bān gōng zuò de shí jiān gèng duō xiē men zhè jié lùn kān dēng zài yuè derén kǒu tǒng xué zhì shàng
    She and colleague Shelly Lundberg, writing in the May issue of the journal Demography, had earlier found that fathers of sons spend more money on their families and worked more additional hours than the fathers of girls.
  • běi měi dōng xiǎo xíng guàn zhuàng shù zhǒnglèi mǎn tiáo hóngfěn hóng huāshēng cháng cháo shī yīn 'àn de cóng lín zhī zhōng
    small shrubby tree of eastern North America similar to the Judas tree having usually pink flowers; found in damp sheltered underwood.
  • bié xiǎng duì shuǎ shénme huā zhāo
    Do not pull any shenanigan on me!
  • fāng huā shì yàng
    shepherd's plaid pattern; checker pattern
  • díquèzài gāi gōng 108 nián de shǐ dāng zhōngcháng cháng yuàn zài rèn fāng miàn lǐng xiān běn lái néng zài 60 nián dài yìn shì chǎng shàng chéng wéi xerox qiáng de jìng zhēng duì shǒu shì zhī zài yìn zuì hòu xíng jiāng wán chéng jiē duàn jìng huā liǎo 10 nián zhī jiǔ
    Indeed, for most of the company's 108-year history, it shied away from being first with anything. Kodak could have given Xerox a run for the dry copier market in the 1960's; instead. Kodak spent a decade putting the finishing touches on its copiers.
  • jué néng huā qián shǒu jiǎo
    Absolutely cannot spend money lavishly.
  • 'ài zhǒng 'ōu zhōu duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí yáng 'ài hāo shǔ), zhí dào běi měi dōng yòu zhuàng de yín bān duō chuí huā
    A perennial aromatic European herb(Artemisia absinthium), naturalized in eastern North America and having pinnatifid, silvery silky leaves and numerous nodding flower heads.
  • piàn guàn shuǎ huā zhāo de chéng shí de rénpiàn
    A shifty, dishonest person; a trickster.
  • guǐ zhà de yòu gào rén de dòng huò de deshuǎ huā zhāo de
    Expressive of hidden motives or purposes; shifty.
  • hái chuānzhuó zǒng shì hěn huā shào gǎn shuō yòu diǎn xíng wéi jiǎn
    That girl dresses so sharp all the time. I bet she is do something shifty.
  • hái chuānzhuó zǒng shì hěn huā shào gǎn shuō yòu diǎn xíng wéi jiǎn
    That girl dresses so sharp all the time. I bet she is doing something shifty.