欧zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • ōu zhōu hé měi zhōu de yī zhǒng suì mǐ jì。
    a bitter cress of Europe and America.
  • ōu zhōu de yī zhǒng shí zì huā kē zhí wù， jù yòu tǐng、 yìng de zhí lì jīng。
    European cress having stiff erect stems; sometimes placed in genus Turritis.
  • duō nián shēng ōu yà shuǐ qín， zhù yào shēngzhǎng yú quán shuǐ huò huó shuǐ zhōng， jù yòu kě yǐ zhì zuò shā lā de xīn xiān xīn là de yè zǐ。
    perennial Eurasian cress growing chiefly in springs or running water having fleshy pungent leaves used in salads or as a potherb or garnish; introduced in North America and elsewhere.
  • ōu yà dà lù nán bù hé fēi zhōu dōng běi bù chún zhǒng bái sè yòu yǔ guān de pí lù。
    pure white crested spoonbill of southern Eurasia and northeastern Africa.
  • shēn tǐ dà 'ér zhòng de shí cǎo kǒng lóng， wěi bā yòu cháng yòu zhòng； cháng jiàn yú ōu zhōu hé běi bù fēi zhōu； shēng huó zài bái 'ě jì zǎo qī。
    massive herbivorous bipedal dinosaur with a long heavy tail; common in Europe and North Africa; early Cretaceous.
  • mí nuò sī kè lǐ tè dǎo zhī wáng， zhòu sī hé ōu luó bā zhī zǐ， sǐ hòu chéng wéi dì fǔ de sān gè fǎ guān zhī yī
    A king of Crete, the son of Zeus and Europa, who was made one of the three judges in the underworld after his death.
  • ōu luó bā féi ní jī gōng zhù， bèi zhòu sī huà zuò bái niú， jiāng qí jié zhì kè lǐ tè dǎo， shì mài nuò sī， lā dá màn xī sī， xuē 'ěr bó dōng de mǔ qīn
    A Phoenician princess abducted to Crete by Zeus, who had assumed the form of a white bull, and by him the mother of Minos, Rhadamanthus, and Sarpedon.
  • ōu luó bā de sān gè dú shēng zǐ dōushì xī là shén huà zhōng hè hè yòu míng de rén wù。 mí nuò sī zuò liǎo kè lǐ tè de guó wáng， sǐ hòu chéng wéi yīn cáo de fǎ guān； lā dá màn tí sī yě bèi rèn wéi yōu míng jiān de guó wáng hé fǎ guān； ér sà 'ěr pò dōng zé shì lǚ xī yà rén de zǔ xiān。
    Her three sons are famous in Greek myth: Minos, who became king of Crete, and after his death a judge in the lower word; Rhadamanthus, who also was regarded as king and judge in the world of ghosts; and Sarpedon, who was ancestor of the Lycians.
  • yǎ 'ěr tǎ sū lián xī nán ōu bù fēn yī chéng shì， wèi yú hēi hǎi yán 'àn、 kè lǐ mǐ yà nán bù， shì yī gè shòu huān yíng de lǚ yóu shèng dì， tā shì 1945 nián 2 yuè tóng méng guó huì yì（ yóu fú lán kè lín ·d· luó sī fú， wēn sī dùn · qiū jí 'ěr hé yuē sè fū · sī dà lín chū xí） de huì zhǐ。 rén kǒu 86， 000
    A city of southwest European U.S.S.R. in the southern Crimea on the Black Sea. A popular resort, it was the site of an Allied conference(attended by Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin) in February1945. Population,86, 000.
  • ōu zhōu de xiǎo què niǎo， shēn hóng sè liǎn， hēi huáng sè chì bǎng。
    small European finch having a crimson face and yellow-and-black wings.
  • sōng sàn shēngzhǎng de ōu yà dì bèi zhí wù， yòu shēn hóng sè xiǎo kǒng de dàn fěn hóng sè dān shēng huā。
    low-growing loosely mat-forming Eurasian pink with single crimson-eyed pale pink flowers.
  • ōu yà dà lù nán bù jí fēi zhōu běi bù de jì jū zài chéng shì de qiáng bì hé shān mài de xuán yá shàng de hóng sè hé huī sè gē niǎo。
    crimson-and-gray songbird that inhabits town walls and mountain cliffs of southern Eurasia and northern Africa.
  • ōu zhōu nán bù de yī zhǒng yī nián shēng chē zhóu cǎo， huā shēn hóng sè， suì zhuàng tóu zhuàng huā xù， yuán tǒng xíng。 zài měi guó guǎng fàn zhòngzhí， zuò wéi yī zhǒng sì liào zhí wù。
    southern European annual with spiky heads of crimson flower; extensively cultivated in United States for forage.
  • yóu yú qí cháng yòu bái róng máo de yè piàn hé guāng liàng de shēn hóng sè huā 'ér bèi guǎng fàn zhòngzhí de ōu zhōu dōng nán bù yuán lín zhí wù。
    an old cottage garden plant of southeastern Europe widely cultivated for its attractive white woolly foliage and showy crimson flowers.
  • sǎn xíng qū qū huā yī zhǒng shí zì huā kē qū qū huā shǔ zhí wù， yuán chǎn yú ōu zhōu hé dì zhōng hǎi dì qū， yīn qí bái sè、 fěn sè hóng、 shēn hóng sè huò zǐ sè de xiān yàn huā cù 'ér guǎng fàn zāizhòng
    Any of several plants of the genus Iberis in the mustard family, native to Europe and the Mediterranean region and widely cultivated for their showy clusters of white, pink, crimson, or purple flowers.
  • zànghónghuā rèn yī zhǒng chǎn yú ōu yà dà lù de zànghónghuā shǔ cǎo běn zhí wù， shēng yòu hé cǎo zhuàng de xì cháng yè zǐ， kāi xuàn lì duō cǎi de huā duǒ
    Any of various perennial Eurasian herbs of the genus Crocus, having grasslike leaves and showy, variously colored flowers.
  • hán yā、 liáo gē ōu yà de yī zhǒng wū yā（ hán yā xiǎo wū yā shǔ）
    A Eurasian crow(Corvus monedula).
  • xiǎo zuǐ wū yā yī zhǒng pǔ tōng de ōu zhōu wū yā（ xiǎo zuǐ wū yā）， yòu guāng huá de hēi sè yǔ máo
    A common European crow(Corvus corone) having glossy black plumage.
  • ōu yà de yī zhǒng duō nián shēng、 bàn shuǐ shēng zhí wù， cháng yòu máo zhuàng de yè； bèi yǐn zhǒng yú xīn xī lán。
    semi-aquatic Eurasian perennial crowfoot with spear-shaped leaves; naturalized in New Zealand.
  • ōu zhōu nà xiē dài yòu wáng guān de tóu lǐng。
    the royal (or crowned) heads of Europe.
  • biǎo xiàn pài jī chǔ shàng de yīcháng yì shù yùn dòng； fā zhǎn yú 'èr shí shì jì bā shí nián dài de ōu zhōu hé měi guó； huì huà cū zá、 zhuāng shì guò zhòng。
    an art movement based on expressionism; developed in 1980s in Europe and US; crudely drawn garish paintings.
  • měi guó fù mǔ duì hái zǐ de zūn zhòng chéng dù zài dà duō shù ōu zhōu jiā tíng shì wén suǒ wèi wén : “ zǎo cān nǐ xiǎng chī ‘ fú lù tè juàn ’ hái shì‘ chuán cháng bǐng gān’ ?
    American parents treat their children with a near-deference unheard of in most European households: "Would you like Froot Loops or Captain Crunch for breakfast?
  • shí zì jūn zōng jiào tuán chéng yuán zài 12 shì jì de yé lù sǎ lěng de ōu zhōu shí zì jūn zhōng chéng lì de jūn shì zōng jiào tuán de yī yuán， zhè lèi zōng jiào tuán zhǐ zài wéi shēng bìng de huò xū yào bāng zhù de cháo shèng zhě tí gōng zhào gù
    A member of a military religious order founded among European crusaders in12th-century Jerusalem to care for sick and needy pilgrims.
  • 2 ． rén men rèn wéi gěi dàn rǎn sè de xí sú shì zài zhōng shì jì yóu shí zì jūn zhàn shì chuán rù ōu zhōu de， yīn wéi 'āi jí rén、 bō sī rén、 féi ní jī rén、 xī là rén hé luó mǎ rén guàn cháng wéi qìng zhù qí chūn jié 'ér jiāng dàn rǎn sè。
    2.It is thought the custom of dyeing eggs was brought to Europe during the Middle Ages by the Crusaders,as it was common practice among the Egyptians,Persians,Phoenicians,Greeks and Romans to dye eggs for their spring festivals.
  • xiōng jiá qí bīng ōu zhōu jūn duì zhōng qí zhuāng bèi bāo kuò yòu shàng bàn shēn kǎi jiá de qí bīng
    A horse soldier in European armies whose equipment included the cuirass.
  • zhōng guó pēng rèn yǔ ōu zhōu pēng rèn yòu hěn dà qū bié。
    Chinese cuisine is very different from European.
  • xiāng gǎng yòu bù shǎo tuán tǐ zǔ zhì dà lì tuī dòng ōu zhōu guó jiā de wén huà hé yǔ yán， gèng yòu bù shǎo cān guǎn wèiwǒ men pēng zhì ōu zhōu de měi shí。
    Numerous associations in Hong Kong promote the culture and language of European countries. Even more numerous restaurants, I might add, treat us to the excellent cuisine available in Europe.
  • ōu zhōu suān yīng táo suān yīng táo shù（ ōu zhōu suān yīng táo yīng shǔ） de yī gè ōu zhōu zāi péi pǐn zhǒng， jié hóng sè suān guǒ， kě zuò hēi yīng táo jiǔ
    A European cultivar of the sour cherry tree(Prunus cerasus) bearing bitter red fruit from which maraschino is made.
  • guǎng fàn zhòngzhí de yī zhǒng cháng lǜ ōu zhōu jué。
    evergreen European fern widely cultivated.
  • chǎn yú ōu zhōu de xī nán bù； zāi péi yú měi guó de fó luó lǐ dá。
    of southwestern Europe; cultivated in Florida.
  • ōu zhōu yǔ shàn dòu shǔ zhí wù， huā huáng sè， yòng yú sì liào。
    yellow-flowered European lupine cultivated for forage.
  • ōu zhōu yī zhǒng cōng， cháng xiàng dōng cōng yī yàng zāi péi hèyìng yòng。
    European leek cultivated and used like leeks.