官zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • kè lóng jì shù de yī xiàng shēng wù yī xué yìng yòng shì yí chuán xìng dì gǎi biàn dòng wù， shǐ tā men de xì bāo huò qì guān néng yí zhí gěi rén lèi。
    One biomedical application of the cloning technique is genetically modifying animals so that their cells and organs can be transplanted into humans.
  • chuàng xīn kē jì gù wèn wěi yuán huì yú 'èr líng líng líng nián sì yuè chéng lì， xiàn shí gòng yòu 16 míng chéng yuán， qí zhōng 14 rén wéi fēi guān fāng wěi yuán， zhù yào lái zì běn dì huò hǎi wài de gōng shāng jiè huò xué shù jiè， quán bù shì jīn róng、 jīng jì、 diàn zǐ gōng chéng、 diàn xùn kē jì jí fú wù， yǐ jí shēng wù yī xué gōng chéng děng duō gè jiè bié de qiáo chǔ。
    The CAIT was established in April 2000 and it now comprises a total of 16 members; 14 of them are non-official members mainly from the business and academic sectors, either locally or externally. All are experts in their respective fields covering finance, economics, electronic engineering, telecommunication technology and services as well as biomedical engineering.
  • guó guó jiā wěi yuán huì de yī fèn bào gào shuō， zài bù yuǎn de jiāng lái， shì bīng men jiāng shí yòng néng shǐ qí bǎo chí jiàn kāng zuò zhàn zhuàng tài de tè shū shí pǐn， jìn guǎn zhè fèn wéi “ shēng wù jì shù zài wèi lái jūn duì zhōng de yùn yòng ” de bào gào， quē shǎo xì jié miáo shù， dàn shì yǐ pǔ dù dà xué shēng wù gōng chéng shī kè 'ěr · lái dí shǐ wéi shǒu de 16 wèi zuò zhě tuī duàn， gāo kē jì shí pǐn jiāng zài wèi lái 25 nián zhī nèi jì shǐ jūn duì miǎn shòu shēng wù wǔ qì de wēi xié， yòu shǐ tā men miǎn shòu yán hán zhī kǔ， ér qiě zhǐ huī guān hái néng gòu tōng guò wèi xīng kàn dào tā men。
    Soldiers of the near future will dine on special food that makes them fighting fit, according to a report by America's National Research Council. The report, entitiled"Opportunities in Biotechnology for Future Army Applications", is short on detail. But its 16 authors, led by Michael Ladisch, a biological engineer at Purdue University, reckon that high?tech chow will, within the next 25 years, protect troops from attack by biological weapons, insulate them against cold weather and even make them visible to their commanders by satellite.
  • nà gè 'è gùn duì dài bǔ tā de jǐng guān nù mù 'ér shì。
    That blackguard gave the police officer who arrested him a black look.
  • nèi kuī jìng， nèi shì jìng yī zhǒng mù cè jiǎn chá shēn tǐ tōng dào huò zhōng kōng qì guān ， rú jié cháng、 pángguāng huò wèi de nèi bù de yí qì
    An instrument for examining visually the interior of a bodily canal or a hollow organ such as the colon, bladder, or stomach.
  • pángguāng， pào， náng pángguāng， yóu zhǐ mì niào qì guān de pángguāng huò dǎn náng
    A bladder, especially the urinary bladder or the gallbladder.
  • pángguāng， náng yī zhǒng kě péng zhàng yòu mó náng zhuàng wù， rú pángguāng huò biào， zuò wéi chǔ cún yè tǐ huò qì tǐ de qì guān
    Any of various distensible membranous sacs, such as the urinary bladder or the swim bladder, that serve as receptacles for fluid or gas.
  • xī ròu yī zhǒng tōng cháng wéi fēi 'è xìng de zēng shēng huò zhǒng liú， cóng xiàng bí zǐ、 pángguāng huò cháng zhè lèi qì guān de nèi céng nián mó shàng tū chū lái
    A usually nonmalignant growth or tumor protruding from the mucous lining of an organ such as the nose, bladder, or intestine, often causing obstruction.
  • zhèng míng shū wú guò shī、 kě kào huò chēng zhí de guān fāng zhèng míng
    Official certification of blamelessness, trustworthiness, or suitability.
  • méi tǐ shì yóu gōng sī yùn zuò de， gōng sī yào de shì zuàn qián、 yú lè， ér bù shì rě má fán， yào jìn kě néng dì wēn hé， bù qù mào fàn bié rén， bì miǎn dài jià gāo 'áng de diào chá hé kě néng de guān sī。
    The media is now run by corporations who want to make money,entertain,not cause anyruckuses,be as bland and inoffensive as possible,avoid costly investigations and possible litigations.
  • péng zhàng de guān liáo zhù yì； guò gāo de yù suàn
    A bloated bureaucracy; a bloated budget.
  • huá shèng dùn de huà tí nǎi shì guān yú péng zhàng de chì zì， gèng gāo de shuì yǐ jí yù suàn xuē jiǎn。 piān piān zài zhè shí hòu， zuì jìn suǒ tí ［ wèiguó huì yì yuán jí qí tā lián bāng zhèng fǔ gāo jí guān guān yuán ］ jiā xīn yī shì， yǐn qǐ hěn duō měi guó rén de jī liè fǎn duì。
    At a time when the rest of the talk form Washington is about bloated deficits, higher taxes and budget cuts, the latest proposal for a pay raise [for congressmen and other federal government highranking officials] has many Americans up in arms.
  • zhè míng guān yuán dào tóu lái hái shì wǒ xíng wǒ sù， yú shì zhèng fǔ jiàn zhù zhái de zū jīn tí gāo liǎo。 dàn zhè bìng fēi shì wú dài jià de shèng lì； tā yǐ jīng yǐn qǐ rén men de jí dà bù mǎn。
    The official got his own way in the end and the rents of the council houses were raised. It wouldn ’ t be an entirely bloodless victory though; he had stirred up a good deal of bad feeling.
  • nèi zàng shēn tǐ nèi bù qì guān ； nèi zàng
    Internal bodily organs; viscera.
  • tōng guò shǒu shù bǎ yī gè qì guān huò shēn tǐ jié gòu yí zǒu。
    remove an organ or bodily structure by surgery.
  • zhù tǐ shēn tǐ jié gòu huò qì guān de zhù yào bù fēn
    The main part of a bodily structure or organ.
  • （ bìng lǐ xué） shè jí huò zhě yǐng xiǎng shēng lǐ huò zhě shēn tǐ qì guān 。
    (pathology) involving or affecting physiology or bodily organs.
  • yào hài qì guān
    The vital body organs.
  • yīng guó jūn zhù de bǎo wèi（ zhèng shì de） zhōng de guān yuán。
    officer in the (ceremonial) bodyguard of the British monarch.
  • xiàn rù fán wén rù jié hé guān liáo zhì dù zhōng de chuàng xīn fāng fǎ
    Innovative ideas that get bogged down in red tape and bureaucracy.
  • zuì jìn yù qǐ sù lǐ gēn zhèng fǔ gāo jí qíng bào guān yuán， yǐ biàn zài dù rèn zhēn diào chá de qǐ tú， yǐ jīng xiàn yú tíng dùn， yīn wéi jī mì wén jiàn yòng lái zuò zhèng shì fǒu huì wēi jí guó jiā 'ān quán de wèn tí zhēng chí nán jué。
    A more recent attempt to revitalize the investigation by prosecuting top Reagan Administration intellligence officials has a bogged down in disputes over whether classified documents could be offered as evidence without jeopardizing national security.
  • jiāng bié rén de dà shǐ guǎn zhà diào， jū rán hái bù zhǔn kàng yì， kàng yì zhě yī dìng shì guān fāng fā dòng de qún zhòng。
    The US has bombed another country's embassy, but does not the citizens of that country to protest. Any protestors who took to the streets must have been mobilised by the government.
  • jiāng bié rén de dà shǐ guǎn zhà diào， jū rán hái bù zhǔn kàng yì， kàng yì zhě yī dìng shì guān fāng fā dòng de qún zhòng。
    The US has bombed another country's embassy, but does not allow the citizens of that country to protest. Any protestors who took to the streets must have been mobilised by the government.
  • zuì hòu， lái liǎo jǐ gè jūn guān ， cái jiě jué zhè chǎng yī chù jí fā de xiǎn qíng， shǐ yī dà qún chù zài shēng sǐ xiàn shàng de rén dé jiù liǎo。
    Finally some officers arrived and defused the explosive situation, and just a handful of the lives that went up in that particular bonfire were saved.
  • cóng zuì jìn guān fāng huá wén shǒu cè chū cuò de qíng xíng kě yǐ cū lüè píng gū。
    One may get a rough idea from a recent official Chinese-language booklet that contained embarrassing errors.
  • zhàn dì zhǐ huī guān yǐ dī chén 'ér yòu huí xiǎng de shēng yīn fā chū hào lìng
    A field commander booming out orders.
  • yī gè yòu míng de biàn hù lǜ shī céng jīng shuō dào， néng zài shuì wù 'àn jiàn zhōng shèng sù de lǜ shī cháng cháng shì duì chū shì zhèng jù zuò liǎo chōng fēn zhǔn bèi， jìn liàng bù shǐ fǎ guān hé péi shěn tuán yàn juàn de lǜ shī。
    A well-known defense attorney once remarked that the attorney that wins in a tax case is usually the attorney who is best prepared to present evidence efficiently thus causing the judge and jury the least amount of boredom.
  • cí xióng yì zhū de zài yī gè gè tǐ shàng chǎn shēng xióng xìng qì guān ， ér zài lìng yī tóng zhǒng de gè tǐ shàng chǎn shēng cí xìng qì guān de
    Having the male and female reproductive organs borne on separate individuals of the same species.
  • zhèn cháng mǒu xiē tè dìng de zhōu de zì zhì cūn zhèn de shǒu yào xíng zhèng guān yuán
    The chief executive of a borough in certain states.
  • gāo jí shì zhèng guān 1974 nián yǐ qián yīng gé lán hé 'ài 'ěr lán shì zhèng huò shì qū yì huì jiào gāo fēn zhī jī gòu de chéng yuán
    A member of the higher branch of the municipal or borough council in England and Ireland before1974.
  • bù lāi kè tài tài zuì zhuān héng bà dào， tā hǎo xiàng yǒng yuǎn zuò zài shěn pàn guān xí shàng。
    Mrs Black is so bossy, she always acts as thought she is in the judgment seat.
  • （ zhí wù xué） yòu shǐ cí xìng qì guān zǔ zhì shòu jīng néng lì de。
    (botany) capable of fertilizing female organs.