zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiāo róng bīng chuān suō jiǎn de xiāo shí guò chéng
    The erosive processes by which a glacier is reduced.
  • bīng chuān suō jiǎn de xiāo shí guò chéng
    the erosive process that reduces the size of glaciers.
  • zài jiǎn yuē yán jǐn de yǎn zòu fēng yòng qīng líng 'ér jīng qiǎo de yǎn zòu liǎo zhōng guó diǎn de tóng shí de yīn càn liǎo zhōng guó chuān guì zhōu cháng jiāng liú de yǐng xiǎng
    In her simple and strict style, Ye xiaojuan exquisitely played traditional tunes with a light and delicate touch, with the musicial influence from the Chinese cities and areas of Yangtse river, Guizhou and Sichuan.
  • bīng chuān yùn dòng xiàn de wèi huò miàn duì bīng chuān yùn dòng xiàn deyòng zhì gòu zào
    Located in or facing the path of an oncoming glacier. Used of a geologic formation.
  • jīn chuān yòu jīn shǔ gōng
    Jinchuan Non-ferrous Metals Company
  • xiàngzhēn zhū gǎngzhè yàng yǐngpiānxiǎo quán de yán rén yuè chuān shuō dàoshì gòu depiàn miàn de běn bèi miáo shù chéng rén zuì 'è de fāngér měi guó dài biǎo zhe zhèng
    A film like Pearl Harbor, says Koizumi's spokesman, Kauhiko Koshikawa, is “ quite fictitious and one?sided. Japan is portrayed as the enemy and wrong. The U.S. is portrayed as right.
  • xiǎo mài liú dǒu zhōngsuì dào zhōng chē liàng chuān liú
    Wheat flowing into the bin; traffic flowing through the tunnel.
  • guǎng dōng cài chuān càishàng hǎi cài běi jīng cài
    We have Guangdong food, Sichuan food, Shanghai food. Beijing food.
  • huáng chuān chēng zài zhōng guó zhǎo dào zhèng zuò huǒ bànjiāng zài běi jīng kāi shè bàn shì chùkāi shǐ jìn jūn zhōng guó shì chǎng
    Huang said his company has already found a Chinese government agency as its partner. It is opening an office in Beijing for a foray into the China market.
  • chuān hàn dài shuō chàng yǒng
    Funeral Figures of Storytellers of the Han Dynasty from Sichuan
  • lài tuán yòu shuōxīzàng zhǐ shì xiàn zài de fàn wéihái bāo kuò chuānqīng hǎi děng zàngzú de fānggòng yòu 600 duō wàn rén
    The Dalai Lama clique has also contended that geographically Tibet extends far beyond the boundaries of today, including areas inhabited by the Tibetans in Sichuan, Qinghai and other places, making a total population of 6 million.
  • bīng chuān de zhì zuò yòng
    geological processes of glacier
  • zhōng yāng nèi shěng shì zhī yuán xīzàng de jīng wén huà jiàn shèxiū jiàn liǎo chuān yuè hǎi liù qiān gāo shān de chuān cángqīngzàng děng gōng gànxiàn 'ěr zhì shū yóu guǎn dàoyáng jǐng diàn zhàn děng zhōng xíng chǔ shè shī
    To aid economic and cultural construction in Tibet, the central government and other provinces and municipalities have pooled efforts together to build the Sichuan-Tibet, Qinghai-Tibet and other trunk highways that cross mountains 5,000-6,000 metres above sea level, a finished oil transmission pipeline from Golmud to Lhasa, the Yangbajain Geothermal Power Station and other large and medium-sized infrastructure facilities.
  • bīng chuān róng de shuǐ de xià
    Glacial melt water; the summer melt season.
  • gài zhe bīng bèi bīng chuān gàihuò zhě shòu bīng chuān zuò yòng de yǐng xiǎng
    covered with ice (as by a glacier) or affected by glacial action.
  • kān bīng 'èr deyòu guānběi měi zhōu gēngxīn shì 'èr bīng chuān de
    Of or relating to the second glacial stage of the Pleistocene in North America.
  • zhè piàn xíngxiàn zài zhǐ shì húpō huà shí chén kuàngbèi chēng wéi bīng chuān
    This piece of geography, now just a fossil lakebed, is known as glacial lake Missoula.
  • bīng bīng bīng chuān bīng róng huà guò chéng zhōng chén xià lái de 'ǎi de shā shí duī
    A short ridge or mound of sand and gravel deposited during the melting of glacial ice.
  • dāng shuǐ miàn shàng shēng dào yàn gāo de shí fēn zhī jiǔ shíchū xiàn liǎo bīng chuān hóng shuǐchēng wéi jokulhlaups。
    Glacial outburst floods, known as Jokuiblaups, occur when the water rises to about nine-tenths of the height of the dam.
  • wàn qiān nián qiánzuì hòu bīng chuān de jié shù kāi shǐ huí nuǎnbīng chuān xiāo róng dài lái de hóng shuǐ tūn méi liǎo běi měi 'ōu
    As warmth began to return to the Earth 15 000 years ago, at the end of the last ice age, giant floods of glacial melt water engulfed North America and Eurasia.
  • bīng chuān gài běi 'ōu fēn běi měirén lèi jìn huà shí
    from 11 thousand to 2 millions years ago; extensive glaciation of N hemisphere; time of human evolution.
  • gěi kàn zhāng bīng chuān
    He showed me a drawing of the glacier.
  • qiàn bīng chuān nèi de
    Located or occurring within a glacier.
  • zuì cháng de bīng chuān yòu 23 gōng cháng
    The longest valley glacier extends 23 km.
  • shǔ bīng chuān bīng chuān yòu guānhuò yuán bīng chuān
    relating to or derived from a glacier.
  • dàn zhēn zhèng yǐn de bìng shì gāo shānér shì zhè bīng chuān shēn biān de hái
    But it was the glacier,not the mountain, that really held his interest--the glacier and the girl at his side.
  • bīng de bīng chuān de bīng chuān yòu guān dehuò yuán bīng chuān de
    Of, relating to, or derived from a glacier.
  • bīng bīng chuān de fēnlèi cóng qiào shàng xiè xià de bīng dòng liǎo de
    The part of a glacier resembling a frozen waterfall that flows down a steep slope.
  • liè kāi liè kāi kuài bīng)。 yòng bīng chuān huò bīng shān
    To set loose(a mass of ice). Used of a glacier or an iceberg.
  • men zhī jiān huì tài yuǎnzhè duì qíng réndōu bèi mái zài bīng chuān
    “ They won't be far apart, the pair of them, out there in the glacier.
  • nín zài bīng chuān zhōng zhǎo dào de nán shī shì de ér gèng néng shì de qíng rén
    The man whose body you located in the glacier was not her brother. Her lover, more likely.
  • bēng jiě zài biān yuán bēng liè zhì fēn fēn kāi yòng bīng chuān huò bīng shān
    To break at an edge, so that a portion separates. Used of a glacier or an iceberg.