间zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xìng shēng huó kě néng shì yī zhǒng duì shuì mián de shí jì bāng zhù de wǎn jiān shēn tǐ yùn dòng。
    One nighttime physical activity that may actually help sleep is sex, which can have a sedating effect.
  • yī bān qíng kuàng xià , qí tā de fù mǔ kě yǐ yòu ９ gè yuè de shí jiān gěi hái zǐ qǐ míng。 wǒ men hǎo xiàng zhǐ yòu９ fēn zhōng zuǒ yòu de shí jiān 。
    Other people take nine months to name babies we had more like nine minutes.
  • yī tiān zhōng yòng yú zhè zhǒng yí shì de shí jiān ， tōng cháng zài rì chū hòu dì jiǔ xiǎo shí
    The time of day appointed for this service, usually the ninth hour after sunrise.
  • tā shǎn jìn fáng jiān。
    He nipped into the room.
  • zài gāo sè jué shì de gù shì zhōng， zhè gè zài mǔ qīn gěi tā wèi nǎi shí gù yì sī yǎo nǎi tóu de yě mán de hái zǐ zì yuàn xuǎn zé huāng yě shēng huó， hòu lái tā yīn cǐ chéng shòu zhuóshí shí zài zài de yě wài piāo bó shēng huó chéng fá， zài shú zuì fǎnxǐng de jìn bì qī jiān hái céng yǔ gǒu qiǎng shí。
    In the romance of Sir Gowther, a malignant child who tears his mother's nipple while feeding from her breast voluntarily chooses the wild life, and so suffers a penance of literally living out this wildness, as he is fed from the mouths of dogs while locked in an atoning silence.
  • rì běn mín jiān guǎng bō lián méng
    Nippon Minkan Hoso Renmei
  • bàn suì de yīng hái bù néng cháng shí jiān zhàn lì。
    A six-month-old baby can't stay o nits feet long.
  • wǒ méi yòu gèng duō de shí jiān làng fèi zài zhè lǐ liǎo。
    I have no more time to waste here.
  • yè jiān de lǚ xíng； yè wǎn de jì jìng； yè jiān huó dòng de shí ròu dòng wù。
    a nocturnal journey; nocturnal stillness; nocturnal predators.
  • zhù yào zài yè jiān huó dòng de běi měi yè yīng。
    mainly nocturnal North American goatsucker.
  • měi guó xī bù hé mò xī gē dì qū de yè jiān yóu dàng de shé。
    nocturnal prowler of western United States and Mexico.
  • yè xíng xìng dòng wù shì zài yè jiān huó dòng de； yè jiān zhí wù yòu wǎn shàng kāi fàng、 bái tiān guān bì de huā duǒ。
    nocturnal animals are active at night; nocturnal plants have flowers that open at night and close by day.
  • běi měi zhōu huī bái sè yǔ máo yè jiān huó dòng de yè yīng。
    American nocturnal goatsucker with gray-and-white plumage.
  • zhù yào shì yè jiān huó dòng de shí chóng huò dǎ xué de xiǎo bǔ rǔ dòng wù。
    small insect-eating mainly nocturnal terrestrial or fossorial mammals.
  • yè jiān huó dòng de huáng hè sè shǔ， qī xī zài lín dì、 yuán yě hé yuán dì。
    nocturnal yellowish-brown mouse inhabiting woods and fields and gardens.
  • yà zhōu rè dài dì qū yè jiān huǎn xíng zá shí líng cháng lèi dòng wù； tōng cháng wú wěi。
    slow-moving omnivorous nocturnal primates of tropical Asia; usually tailless.
  • měi guó dōng bù dà yǎn jīng yè jiān huó dòng de xiǎo fēi shǔ。
    small large-eyed nocturnal flying squirrel of eastern United States.
  • zhù yào zài yè jiān huó dòng de gè zhǒng kūn chóng； yī xiē wèijiā tíng hài chóng。
    any of numerous chiefly nocturnal insects; some are domestic pests.
  • yè jiān tí jiào de niǎo yī zhǒng 'ōu yà gē qú shǔ de qí tā yè míng niǎo
    Any of various other nocturnal songbirds of the genus Luscinia.
  • yè jiān huó dòng de dà hú hóu， huī hè sè pí máo， cháng wěi bā。
    nocturnal indris with thick gray-brown fur and a long tail.
  • dà 'ěr duǒ dà yǎn jīng、 yè jiān huó dòng yuán shǐ líng cháng lèi dòng wù。
    primitive primates having large ears and eyes and characterized by nocturnal habits.
  • dōng bàn qiú yè jiān huó dòng de xiǎo xíng bǔ rǔ dòng wù， shēn shàng jì yòu máo yòu yòu bǎo hù xìng zhēn cì。
    small nocturnal Old World mammal covered with both hair and protective spines.
  • zhōng měi hé nán měi yè jiān huó dòng de hóu zǐ， dà yǎn jīng， hòu máo。
    nocturnal monkey of Central and South America with large eyes and thick fur.
  • dōng bàn qiú yè jiān huó dòng de shǔ， qī xī zài lín dì、 yuán yě hé yuán dì。
    any nocturnal Old World mouse of the genus Apodemus inhabiting woods and fields and gardens.
  • shā mò zhōng gè zhǒng yè jiān huó dòng de xué jū xiǎo shǔ， yòu jiá náng、 cháng de hòu tuì hé wěi bā。
    any of various small nocturnal burrowing desert rodents with cheek pouches and long hind legs and tail.
  • kuài， hái zǐ men， gāi shì shuì jué de shí jiān liǎo。
    Come on, children; it's time you were in the land of Nod.
  • tā xiàng wǒ diǎn tóu shì yì ràng wǒ lí kāi fáng jiān .
    He nodded to me to leave the room.
  • tā xiàng wǒ diǎn tóu shì yì ràng wǒ lí kāi fáng jiān 。
    Aristocrataristocrat. He nodded to me to leave the room.
  • wǎng luò zhōng rèn yì liǎng gè wǎng diǎn zhī jiān de yī duàn lù yóu。
    In a network, a route between any two nodes.
  • liǎng gè jié diǎn jiān de luó ji jù lí， jí yī gè yuè jù wéi cóng yī gè jié diǎn dào lín jìn yī gè jié diǎn de jù lí。
    The logical distance between two nodes. One hop is the distance from one node to an adjacent node.
  • yè jiān gé yī jié huò jīng shàng liǎng cháng yè chǔzhī jiān de jiān gé
    A node or a space on a stem between two nodes.
  • zhè yī jié jiāng miáo shù yǐ tài wǎng jiē kǒu jié diǎn (ein) yǔ einlink zhuàng tài zhǐ shì qì hé gào jǐng zhī jiān de guān xì。
    This section describes the relationship between the Ethernet Interface Node (EIN) and EINLINK status indicators and alarms.