zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • biàn zhǒng diàn néng cóng diàn wèi zhuǎn dào lìng diàn wèi de zhuāng zhìyóu zhǐ duì duō chán rào zài qiě xiāng gǎn yìng de pèi duì diàn xiàn juàntōng guò diàn diàn liúxiàngwèi huò de diàn xìng gǎi biàn chǎn shēng zhè yàng zhǒng diàn néng de zhuǎn huàn
    A device used to transfer electric energy from one circuit to another, especially a pair of multiply wound, inductively coupled wire coils that effect such a transfer with a change in voltage, current, phase, or other electric characteristic.
  • jīn shǔ múzǐ zhǒng yòng juān de jīn shǔ jiàn jiāng shè hǎo de 'àn yìn dào jiào ruǎn de jīn shǔ shàng zhì huò
    An engraved metal piece used for impressing a design onto a softer metal, as in coining money.
  • fěng shì zhǒng zhī xìng nǎo láo dòng zhě máng chuàng zào wén xué shù huò xué de láo dòngduì bèi rén mín yòu de zhī xìng tóng qíng xìng de zhī xìng fēn zhī xìng lèi xíngzhī xìng wén xué
    satire is an intellectual weapon; intellectual workers engaged in creative literary or artistic or scientific labor; has tremendous intellectual sympathy for oppressed people; coldly intellectual; sort of the intellectual type; intellectual literature.
  • duō 'ěr dài lǐng de wèn tuán yòu míng jiào lín · lāi de jiào shòu shuō zhèng xiǎn shìzhù zài gāo diàn xiàn jìn de rén 'ái zhèng de wēi xiǎn shù shāo wēi zēng liǎo
    Professor Colin Blakemore, a member of Doll's group, said: "The evidence is that there is a slightly elevated risk of cancer near to power lines.
  • de shēn bèi gōng zuò kuǎ liǎo .
    His health collapsed under the pressure of work.
  • èr zhě xiāng gòu jié zhōng guó rén mínér guó zhù de mín wéi zuì de yīn 'ér guó zhù shì zhōng guó rén mín de zuì xiōng 'è de rén
    The two collude with each other in oppressing the Chinese people, and imperialism is the foremost and most ferocious enemy of the Chinese people, because national oppression by imperialism is the more onerous.
  • jiān chí fǎn duì guó zhù quán zhù zhí mín zhù jiā qiáng tóng shì jiè guó rén mín de tuán jiézhī chí bèi mín zhǎn zhōng guó jiā zhēng wéi mín zhǎn mín jīng de zhèng dǒu zhēngwéi wéi shì jiè píng jìn rén lèi jìn shì 'ér
    China consistently opposes imperialism, hegemonism and colonialism, works to strengthen unity with the people of other countries, supports the oppressed nations and the developing countries in their just struggle to win and preserve national independence and develop their national economies, and strives to safeguard world peace and promote the cause of human progress.
  • zhí mín zhù zhě duì bèi rén mín fàn liǎo shù zuì xíngshì jué duì táo tuō liǎo chéng de
    The colonialists could never get away with the innumerable crimes they had committed against the oppressed people.
  • de shuǐ yín zhù
    A column of mercury in a thermometer.
  • jīng jué huái yùn shí chū xiàn huò zhī hòu suí chū xiàn de hūn jìng luánzhèng zhuàng shì shuǐ zhǒnggāo xuè niào dàn bái
    Coma and convulsions during or immediately after pregnancy, characterized by edema, hypertension, and proteinuria.
  • nèi rán zēng
    supercharging of internal combustion engine
  • zēng qiáng de yǎng nèi rán de gāng
    forces increased oxygen into the cylinders of an internal-combustion engine.
  • máo bèi de hòu tián mǎn liǎo suō jué yuán cái liào de mǒu zhǒng pǐn de hòu lóng bèi
    The thickness of an item, such as a down comforter, that is filled with compressible insulating material.
  • zhèng cǎi cuò shī jià huí dào yuán lái de shuǐ píng
    The government took measures to roll commodity prices back.
  • men hái jiāng yùn yòng xìn dàilìlǜ gàng gān jìn shāng pǐn fáng de kuò xiāo shòubìng cóng guò zhòng diǎn zhī chí kāi shāng pǐn fáng guò dào zhī chí mín gòu mǎi shāng pǐn fáng
    We will also apply such economic levers as credit and interest rate to stimulate the selling of unsold commodity houses, and shift our focus from supporting the development of commodity housing to encouraging individuals to purchase commodity houses.
  • fāng miàn shì rén men shòu 'èshòu dòngshòu fāng miàn shì rén xuē rénrén rénzhè shì shí dào chù cún zài zherén men kàn hěn píng dàn
    For example, there is suffering from hunger, cold and oppression on the one hand, and exploitation and oppression of man by man on the other. These facts exist everywhere and people look upon them as commonplace.
  • huàn liú shì diàn xíng biàn diàn
    voltage source inverter by self-commutation
  • néng gòu bèi suō huò zhě biàn gèng jǐn
    capable of being compressed or made more compact.
  • dài yòu zhòng kuān qiě guāng huá de gǔn tǒng yòng lái miàn rén hángdào de
    equipped with heavy wide smooth rollers for compacting roads and pavements.
  • men de xiāo huà tǒng zhōng de fēn shèn tòu shí miǎn shèn shuǐ
    the partly porous walls of our digestive system; compacting the soil to make it less porous.
  • zài shì zhōng xīn shōu de fèi huì yùn wǎng fèi zhuǎn yùn zhànxiān jīng rán hòu zhuāng fēng huò guìzhuǎn yùn wǎng 3 lüè xìng duī tián zhì
    Waste collected in urban centres is delivered to these stations for compacting into sealed containers for subsequent delivery to and disposal at the three strategic landfills.
  • tián shí
    compaction of earth embankment
  • chéng shì suō chǔlǐ
    compaction of municipal refuse
  • shù suō
    data compression and compaction
  • shí bèi suō jìn liǎo gāo guàn
    liquid food compactly stored in a pressurized tank.
  • suō jiāng chē suō chéng xiǎo kuài
    A compactor can crumple up a car into a small cube.
  • fēi xíng de cāng zhōng bǎo chí de
    the air pressure maintained in the air-tight compartment of an aircraft.
  • shǐ suō jiǎn shǎo de shù liàng huò róng
    To reduce the volume or compass of.
  • qiáng zhì tōng guò cǎi yòng wēi xié huò kǒnghè qiáng zhì 'àn mǒu zhǒng fāng xíng dòng huò kǎoqiǎngpò
    To force to act or think in a certain way by use of pressure, threats, or intimidation; compel.
  • ? zhī jiā xué de láo jīng xué jiā zhān · hǎi màn tóng tài yīn de guān diǎn rèn wéi suō zhōng xué jiào shì " fēi cháng lìng rén xìn de xiǎng "。
    University of Chicago labor economist James J.Heckman agrees with Botstein that compressing high school is "a very compelling idea."
  • ?? zhī jiā xué de láo jīng xué jiā zhān · hǎi màn tóng tài yīn de guān diǎn rèn wéi suō zhōng xué jiào shì fēi cháng lìng rén xìn de xiǎng
    University of Chicago labor economist James J. Heckman agrees with Botstein that compressing high school is "a very compelling idea.
  • xué sān wén zuò wéi jiǎn qīng xué huá wén de duì huàn tiáo jiànzhè shì xué shēng zhǎng sān zhǒng wén de zuì jiā fāng
    What better way to encourage third-language competence than to make it a trade-off for alleviating the pressure to study Chinese?