zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wèi pōu guāng de cáiwèi pōu guāng de jiā
    bare wood; unfinished furniture.
  • yún nán jìn níng méi shù cūn jiè xiàn céng xíng pōu miàn
    Yunnan Jinning Meishucun Boundary Stratotype Section
  • chèn zài zhǎn chū de bǎo shí xià fàng zhì de yòng chèn chū guāng de báocéng pōu guāng jīn shǔ
    A thin layer of polished metal placed under a displayed gem to lend it brilliance.
  • dāng shì men duàn huò pōu kāi shí jiù huì xiàn zhì shí shàng fēi cháng cuì ruògēn běn yòng lái zuò jiàn cái
    When you tried to saw the wood or to break it apart,you discovered the wood is actually pretty brittle which makes it virtually impossible to build with.
  • shī jiě pōu duì shī de jiǎn yàn jué dìng huò què rèn wáng yuán yīn
    Examination of a cadaver to determine or confirm the cause of death.
  • yīn wéi nán chǎn , yào zuò pōu chǎn shù .
    It was a difficult birth: she had to have a Caesarean.
  • men de tóu tāi yīng 'ér shì pōu chǎn de
    Our first baby was born by caesarean.
  • men de tóu tāi yīng 'ér shì pōu chǎn de
    Their first baby was born by caesarean.
  • yīn de tài tài nán chǎn men de tóu tāi xiǎo hái shì pōu chǎn de
    Their first baby was born by Caesarean section because his wife had difficulty giving birth.
  • 1980 nián [ lín dùn ] yīn nán chǎn 'ér pōu shēng xià liǎo men de 'ér qiē 'ěr zhí dào jīn tiān jìng xuǎn jìn gāo cháo qián men liǎng rén zhōng zhī huò liǎng rén tóng shí shè zài jiā wǎn cānsòng shàng xué kàn [ huò cān jiā ] ruǎn jiè bàng qiú sài lěi biǎo yǎn
    In 1980 Hillary [Clinton] gave birth to their daughter Chelsea in a difficult caesarean delivery. Until the campaign went into overdrive this year, one or the other, or both, has always managed to be home for dinner, take her to school, softball games and ballet performances.
  • 'ěr 'ěr qiē luó 1628 1694 jiě pōu xué jiāshì jiāng xiǎn wēi jìng yòng jiě pōu xué yán jiū de rén xiàn liǎo máo xuè guǎn xún huán tǒng
    Italian anatomist who was the first to use a microscope in the study of anatomy and discovered the capillary system.
  • hòu lái lìng jìhuà kāi shǐ dòng pōu chǎn
    Later another plan was in place: cesarean.
  • pōu chǎn de shǔ huò guān pōu chǎn shǒu shù de
    Of or relating to a cesarean section.
  • jiě pōu xuéshǔ shēn nèi qiāngshì bié shì xīn zàng de shàng xīn shìhuò zhī xiāng guān
    (anatomy) of or relating to a cavity or chamber in the body (especially one of the upper chambers of the heart).
  • qiáo duàn pōu wèn zhí dào jiě jué wéi zhǐ
    Joe kept chipping away at the problem until he had solved it.
  • tōng guò yǐn zhèng rén lèi dòng zài nǎo jiě pōu xué nǎo huà xué gòu chéng lǐng nèi cún zài de xiāng zhī chùshén jīng xué jiā wéi chū guǒ xiāng xìn kào jìng tiān 'ér shí xiàn liǎo zhǒng de jìn huà yòu zěn néng rèn wéi gǎn qíng shì píng kōng lái chū xiàn zài rén lèi zhōng de ?
    Citing similarities in the brain anatomy and chemistry of humans and other animals, neuroscientist Siviy asks:" If you believe in evolution by natural selection, how can you believe that feelings suddenly appeared, out of the blue, with human beings?
  • yòng cài dāobà nán guā pōu kāi
    He clove the pumpkin with his kitchen knife.
  • yòu céng de huò pōu guāng de biǎo miàn
    having a surface coating or finish applied.
  • jiě pōu xué yòu qiáng zhuàng de ròu xíng cóng zhōng pēi céng zhǎn lái de jié gòu ròu jié zhìyōu shì wéi diǎn
    (anatomy) having a robust muscular body-build characterized by predominance of structures (bone and muscle and connective tissue) developed from the embryonic mesodermal layer.
  • pōu xiáng jiǎn chá huò fēn
    A detailed examination or analysis.
  • pōu miàn mǒu de xíng huò shìgāi wài céng de fēn bèi qiē chú biàn xiǎn shì nèi
    A model or diagram of an object with part of the outer layer removed so as to reveal the interior.
  • shēng suǒ pōu de hóng máoxīn zhuàng tàiquè lìng rén gǎn jué wài shù nián lái qiáng diào de guó mín shíguó mín jiào dào shì shēng tǎn báihái shì men rénlìng rén xún wèi
    But the doctor's disclosure about the ang moh wariness is glaringly out of tune with our national education for years with its emphasis on our national identity.It is indeed an occasion for soul-searching. Was the doctor outspoken enough to say the truth? Or have we been deceiving ourselves all the time?
  • 'èr shì jiè zhàn jié shù běn tóu jiàng shíyòu běn rén pōu shā
    When Japan surrendered at the end of World War II, a few Japanese committed the happy dispatch.
  • men zuó tiān jiě pōu liǎo zhǐ
    We dissected a rabbit yesterday.
  • píng lùn jiā réng rán zài pōu xuǎn de jiēguǒ
    Commentators are still dissecting the election results.
  • jiě pōu jiě pōu biāo běn bèi jiě pōu de dōng bèi yán jiū de zhì biāo běn
    Something that has been dissected, such as a tissue specimen under study.
  • jiě pōu jiě pōudòng huò yòu lái yán jiū jié gòu fēn zhī jiān de guān
    To dissect(an animal or other organism) to study the structure and relation of the parts.
  • zài de kōng jiān zhōngxué shēng men jiě pōurén ,“ cān guān zhàn chǎng suō shì duì huàděng děng
    For  example, in a Virtual space, Students can"dissect" a human body,"visit" ancient battlefields, or"talk" with Shakespeare,
  • men méi yòu 'àn zhào xué de fāng jiě pōu nǎi
    they proceeded unscientifically when they dissected the mummy.
  • zhè xiē xīn zàng bǎo cún zài 'ěr lín zhōng duō dōuyǐ jīng bèi jiě pōu liǎo
    The hearts were stored in formalin, and in many cases had been dissected.
  • gēn jiě pōu jiēguǒ rén xīn zàng bìng zuò
    According to the result of the dissection, the man died from heart attack.
  • shī yóu zhǐ yòu dài jiě pōu de zhě
    A dead body, especially one intended for dissection.