zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • měi guó dōng zhōng de zhǒng luò xiǎo shù , liàng , lèi yuè guì shù cái zài yòng zuò gài bǎn
    small deciduous tree of eastern and central United States having shining laurel-like leaves; wood used in western states for shingles.
  • zhǒng guǎng fàn fēn zài nán fēi dōng de xiǎo 'ér bàn cháng de shùhuā xīng hóng zhǒng xiǎochéng shān hóng ,; zhì qīng ruǎnyòng zuò huò gài bǎn
    small semi-evergreen broad-spreading tree of eastern South Africa with orange-scarlet flowers and small coral-red seeds; yields a light soft wood used for fence posts or shingles.
  • tǎng zài shàng de shì xiǎo xiǎo deguāng liàng de dōng
    Lying on the ground was a small, shiny object.
  • kōngkòngbái cún zài rèn dōng kòngbái piàn
    Total absence of matter; emptiness.
  • měi guó dōng nán xíng de cháng guàn yòu xiǎo de yòu guāng de xiàng de wèi de jiāng guǒ
    creeping evergreen shrub of southeastern United States having small shiny boxlike leaves and flavorless berries.
  • měi guó dōng duō de zhì téng màn zhí jīng gān jiān yìngkāi xiǎo huājié shí yòng de hēi guǒ shí
    a very prickly woody vine of the eastern United States growing in tangled masses having tough round stems with shiny leathery leaves and small greenish flowers followed by clusters of inedible shiny black berries.
  • chuán xiàng dōng kāi
    The ship bore east.
  • tuō měi guó wēi kāng xīng zhōu dōng chéng shìwèi gēn běi xiē gēn pàn zào chuán gōng zhuī zhì 19 shì 40 nián dàirén kǒu 32, 520
    A city of eastern Wisconsin on Lake Michigan north of Sheboygan. Its shipbuilding industry dates from the1840's. Population,32, 520.
  • dōng yìn de zhǒng shù zuò liàochū chǎn zhǒng shēn de jiēshí de jīng jiǔ nài yòng de cái yòng zào chuán zhì zào tiě zhěn
    East Indian tree whose leaves are used for fodder; yields a compact dark brown durable timber used in shipbuilding and making railroad ties.
  • měi guó zhū sài dōng nán chéng zhènwèi zhā hǎi wān yán 'ànxīn bèi nán qián shì zào chuán zhōng xīnxiàn zài shì yóu shèng rén kǒu 27, 244
    A town of southeast Massachusetts on Buzzards Bay southwest of New Bedford. Formerly a shipbuilding center, it is now a tourist resort. Population,27, 244.
  • shàn tóu zhōng guó dōng nán chéng shìwèi zhōng guó nán hǎi 'ànxiāng gǎng dōng běi piān dōng fāng shì yòu zào chuán shè shī de mào gōng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 400, 000
    A city of southeast China on the South China Sea east-northeast of Hong Kong. It is a trade and industrial center with shipbuilding facilities. Population,400, 000.
  • tuō 'ěr luó dǎo dōng chéng zhènwèi luó wéi dēng dōng nán de gān wānzài 18 19 shì jiān gǎng kǒu shì jiāo lüè chuán jīng zào chuán de rén kǒu 21, 625
    A town of eastern Rhode Island on Narragansett Bay southeast of Providence. In the18th and19th centuries its port was a base for slave trading, privateering, whaling, and shipbuilding. Population,21, 625.
  • 'ěr máo měi guó zhū sài dōng nán de zuò shì zhènzài jiǎo náncéng jīng shì jīng zào chuán zhōng xīnxiàn zài shì xià shǔ shèng huò 'ěr hǎi yáng piàn yán jiū suǒ de suǒ zài rén kǒu 27, 960
    A town of southeast Massachusetts on southwest Cape Cod. Once a whaling and shipbuilding center, it is now a popular summer resort and the site of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Population,27, 960.
  • yuán chǎn běi měi dōng zhì dōng hǎi 'àn de zhōng xíng cháng shù shù guān shēn zhǎn , cháng zuò wéi zhē yìn shù 'ér zhòngzhí cái jiān yìng , yòu nài xìng , céng yòng zào chuán
    medium-sized evergreen native to eastern North America to the east coast of Mexico; often cultivated as shade tree for it wide-spreading crown; extremely hard tough durable wood once used in shipbuilding.
  • niǔ niǔ měi guó dōng nán de chéng shìwèi zhān kǒu de hàn dùn hǎi xiá wài nuò běi piān běi。 1620 nián yòu rén dìng 。 19 shì 80 nián dài yóu zào chuán gōng de xīng 'ér léi liǎo jīng shàng de zhòng yào wèirén kǒu 170, 045
    An independent city of southeast Virginia at the mouth of the James River off Hampton Roads north-northwest of Norfolk. Settled c.1620, it gained economic importance with the beginning of its shipbuilding industry in the1880's. Population,170, 045.
  • yùn sòng bèi yùn sòng de dōng yùn shū de huò huò bāo guǒ
    Something delivered, as a shipment or package.
  • rén bèi pài qiǎn dào yuǎn dōng
    Five men were shipped off to the Far East.
  • men shàng xīng dòng shēn yuǎn dōng liǎo
    They shipped out for the Far East last week.
  • shí xiāng guàn tóu xiè ròu 3 yuè 30 zhuāng dōng fēng lún qǐng kāi xìn yòng zhèng
    50 cases canned crabmeat shipped sseastwind march 30th plsopenl/c atone.
  • huò zhuāng shàng dōng fēng hào lún chuán
    The cargo has been shipped on board s.s."Dong Feng".
  • tóng nb4586 hào xià 'èr bǎi xiāng qīng dǎo hēi zhū zōng zhuāng dōng fēng lún shí zhí shǐ gǎng
    S/CNB4586 QINDAO BLACK BRISTLES200CASES SHIPPED WSSEASTWIND SAILING FOURTENNTH DIRECT YOURPORT
  • jiā 'ěr wéi dùn měi guó zhōu dōng nán de zuò chéng shìwèi xiū dūn dōng nán piān nánzài jiā 'ěr wéi dùn dǎo shàng de jiā 'ěr wéi dùn wān de kǒu chùzài wān de wān zhōng bān tàn xiǎn jiā wéi · néng 1528 nián zài dǎo shàng chuán shī shìrén kǒu 59, 070
    A city of southeast Texas south-southeast of Houston on Galveston Island at the entrance to Galveston Bay, an arm of the Gulf of Mexico. The Spanish explorer Cabeza de Vaca may have been shipwrecked on the island in1528. Population,59, 070.
  • zài lán de shí hòu huà míng wéi jiàng zài jiā dōng yìn gōng zào chuán suǒ zuò gōng
    in Holland he lived incognito as a carpenter in the shipyards of the East India company.
  • héng běn běn zhōu dōng nán chéng shìwèi chù dōng jīng wānshì yòu chuán gāng tiě chǎng de hǎi jūn rén kǒu 427, 087
    A city of southeast Honshu, Japan, on Tokyo Bay. It is a naval base with shipyards and ironworks. Population,427, 087.
  • shī zhī dōng ǒushōu zhī sāng
    Whatlose in the hundred will be found in the shire.
  • kǎi nuò zhōu zhōng chéng shìwèi lín fěi 'ěr dōng hǎn · lín kěn céng zài dān rèn shīrén kǒu 83, 885
    A city of central Illinois east of Springfield. Abraham Lincoln practiced law here. Population,83, 885.
  • rénrén huà gěi shēng mìng de dōng huò zhě chōu xiàng de dōng rén de xìng huò huì rén de xíng xiàng zài 'è zhàn zài shàng chàn dǒu huò huā 'ér zài cǎo shàng piān piān
    A figure of speech in which inanimate objects or abstractions are endowed with human qualities or are represented as possessing human form, as in Hunger sat shivering on the road or Flowers danced about the lawn.
  • qíng tiān shìde xiāo huò shì jiàn jīng rén de xiāo děng zài rán xìng měng liè xìng fāng miàn shēng xiǎng léi xiāng de dōng
    Something, such as a startling or shocking piece of news, that is similar to a crash of thunder in suddenness or violence.
  • piányí delián jià de dōng
    Cheap or shoddy material.
  • cóng yuǎn dōng jìn kǒu de liè zhì shāng pǐn shòu dào yīng guó jìn kǒu shāng de shì
    Shoddy goods imported from the Far East are held cheap by British importers.
  • 'ěr jié luò dōng chéng shì 'ěr nuò de dōng miàngāi shì yòu zhòng yào de zhì xié gōng rén kǒu 85, 383
    A city of eastern Czechoslovakia east of Brno. It has an important shoemaking industry. Population,85, 383.
  • yòng hěn shǎo de qián mǎi xià liǎo zhè dōng
    he managed it on a shoestring.