宽zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • lín yìn dào liǎng biān zāi yòu shù mù de kuān kuò jiē dào
    A broad roadway lined with trees.
  • shōu fèi qū gōng lù shàng xíng chéng shōu fèi chù rù kǒu de jiā kuān lù miàn
    A widened roadway forming the approach to tollbooths on a highway.
  • zài zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng xià， měi gè zhàn de píng jūn dài kuān zēng jiā dào 1.6m wèi / miǎo， ér méi yòu gǎi biàn yī gè wǎng kǎ huò jí zhōng qì。
    In this scenario, the average bandwidth for each end-station increases to 1.6M bit/sec without changing a single adapter or concentrator.
  • tōng guò 'ān zhuāng yī gè yǐ tài wǎng jiāo huàn jī， yòng hù jiù néng yōng yòu 10 zhào wèi / miǎo zhuān yòng dài kuān de gōng zuò zhàn， ér wú xū gēnghuàn wǎng kǎ。
    By installing an Ethernet switch, users can provide stations with dedicated 10M bit/sec bandwidth without changing network adapter cards.
  • yī zhǒng kuān sōng de cháng páo； cóng rì běn rén xiān chuān de cháng páo mó fǎng 'ér lái。
    a loose robe; imitated from robes originally worn by Japanese.
  • fǎng hé fú chén yī zhù yào wéi fù nǚ chuān de kuān sōng cháng páo
    A loose robe worn chiefly by women.
  • kuān sōng wài páo gǔ xī là fù nǚ chuān de yī zhǒng kuān sōng cháng páo wài tào
    A loose outer robe worn by women in ancient Greece.
  • máo jīn bù zuò de kuān sōng cháng páo； xǐ zǎo huò yóu yǒng hòu chuān。
    a loose-fitting robe of towelling; worn after a bath or swim.
  • yù yī， yù páo yī zhǒng kuān sōng de páo zǐ， zài mù yù qián hòu huò xiū qì shí chuān
    A loose-fitting robe worn before and after bathing and for lounging.
  • fēng mào， dōu mào kuān sōng róu ruǎn de tóu、 lǐng zhē gài wù， yǔ cháng páo、 jiā kè lián zài yī qǐ huò fēn kāi
    A loose pliable covering for the head and neck, either attached to a robe or jacket or separate.
  • fāng pī jīn mù sī lín fù nǚ dài de yī zhǒng kuān sōng de tōng cháng wéi hēi sè de cháng páo， cóng tóu gài dào jiǎo bìng zhē zhù liǎn de dà bàn bù
    A loose, usually black robe worn by Moslem women that covers the body from head to toe and most of the face.
  • yào chéng gōng bì xū huì shì yìng； shì hé yú rèn hé bù tóng kuān dù bù pǐ de jià zǐ。
    to succeed one must be adaptable; the frame was adaptable to cloth bolts of different widths.
  • dāng sà kè xùn jiàn zhù shī kuài shù wán zhōng diàn zuì chū de dà zhù shí， shí zì jūn dài huí lái de jiān gǒng shì yàng， yǐ jīng yǐ zhēng fú zhě de zī tài pán jù zài yuán lái zhǐ yòng yú zhī chēng yuán gǒng de nà xiē luó màn shì de kuān dà dǒu gǒng zhī shàng。
    The Saxon architect completed the erection of the first pillars of the nave,when the pointed arch, which dates from the Crusade, arrived and placed itself as a conqueror upon the large Romanesque capitals which should support only round arches.
  • kuò biān mào gǔ xī là rén hé gǔ luó mǎ rén dài de yī zhǒng kuān biān mào
    A wide-brimmed hat worn by ancient Greeks and Romans.
  • dà pī jiān gǔ xī là hé luó mǎ de nán zǐ chuān de yī zhǒng kuān dà wài yī huò pī fēng
    A cloak or mantle worn by the ancient Greeks and Romans.
  • kuān chǎng de qǐ jū shì
    An ample living room.
  • ò， fáng jiān hěn kuān chǎng、 liàng táng。
    Oh, it's quite roomy and bright.
  • yī gè kuān chǎng dàn jiā jù tài shǎo de fáng jiān； kuān chǎng de wǔ tīng。
    a roomy but sparcely furnished apartment; a spacious ballroom.
  • kuān chǎng de néng gòu róng nà hěn dà shù liàng de； kuān chǎng de huò kuān sōng de
    Capable of containing a large quantity; spacious or roomy.
  • miàn duì chǎng kāi de chuāng hù shì yī bǎ shū shì、 kuān dà de fú shǒu yǐ。
    There stood, facing the open window, a comfortable, roomy armchair.
  • bié kàn zhè liàng qì chē xiǎo , lǐ miàn hái bǐ jiào kuān chǎng .
    Considering the smallness of the car, it is relatively roomy inside.
  • yī zhǒng yòu dú de 'ōu yà cǎo běn zhí wù， jù yòu kuān de yuán xíng yè、 huáng sè de huā hé xiān wéi zhuàng gēn zhuàng jīng。
    poisonous Eurasian perennial herb with broad rounded leaves and yellow flowers and fibrous rootstock.
  • yòu kuān dùn yè hé kǔ gēn zhuàng jīng de 'ōu zhōu suān mó， zài běi měi cháng zuò wéi yě cǎo。
    European dock with broad obtuse leaves and bitter rootstock common as a weed in North America.
  • cū cāo de kuān sōng de biān zhì de xiān wéi。
    a rough loosely woven fabric.
  • chán chú gè zhǒng wú wěi， zhù yào shì chán chú kē liǎng qī dòng wù zhōng de rèn hé yī zhǒng， yǔ wā lèi yòu qīn yuán guān xì， wài biǎo xiāng jìn， dàn chán chú míng xiǎn dì gèng yòu lù dì xìng， shēn tǐ gèng kuān gèng cū cāo， pí fū gèng gān zào
    Any of numerous tailless amphibians chiefly of the family Bufonidae, related to and resembling the frogs but characteristically more terrestrial and having a broader body and rougher, drier skin.
  • cū diāo yòng yī kuān záo zǐ cū cāo de sù zào huò diāo kè（ shí tóu）
    To shape or form(stone) roughly with a broad chisel.
  • bā lí shèng mǔ yuàn bù xiàng tú 'ěr niǔ sì yuàn nà yàng， bù shì yǐ kāi kuò qióng lóng wéi gòu jià de jiàn zhù wù， yī diǎn yě bù jiàn níng zhòng cū shí de gǒng fù， hún yuán kuān kuò de gǒng dǐng， bīng lěng chì luǒ de fēng mào， zhuāng yán jiǎn pǔ de qì gài。
    Notre-Dame de Paris has not, like the Abbey of Tournus, the grave and massive frame, the large and round vault, the glacial bareness, the majestic simplicity of the edifices which have the rounded arch for their progenitor.
  • tǔ méi sù kuān fú shè de kàng shēng sù， c22h24n2o9， yóu fàng xiàn jūn yǎn shēng liàn jūn sù shǔ méi sù yòng lái zhì liáo gè zhǒng xì jūn gǎn rǎn
    A broad-spectrum antibiotic, C22H24N2O9, derived from the actinomycete Streptomyces rimosus and used to treat a variety of bacterial infections.
  • zhè gè fáng jiān kuān 25 yīng chǐ。
    This room measures 25 feet across.
  • zhè fáng jiān kuān 10 mǐ .
    The room measures 10 metres across.
  • hé kuān 50 mǐ。
    The river is50 metres across.
  • tā zuì xiǎng zuò de shì zài wèi chéng kuān guǎng de dǐng shàng màn bù。
    What she most want to do is to wander about on the broad top of the acropolis.