zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • qīng 'ér de shìguò fēn róng de shì
    Thing that is very easy or too easy to do
  • xīn tǎn de kuǎn yòng liǎo de fēn chǔ
    Paying for that new carpet has eaten into my savings.
  • xiūjià yòng diào liǎo men fēn
    Our holiday has eaten into our savings.
  • fēn zhǒng gōng chī de lèi fēng de zhì
    excretes a honeylike substance eaten by ants.
  • jiàn qiáo duì xiān xià shuǐ měi fēn zhōng huá 38 de jūn yún qián jìn
    Cambridge took eater first, and went evenly along at a stroke of38 to the minute.
  • dào de yán fēn huì shí chē de jīn shǔ
    Road salt eats into the metal of automobiles.
  • cháo tuì shí liú shuǐ fāng xiàng xiāng fǎn guò fēn de hǎi liú néng shòu dào zhū jiāng yǐng xiǎng 'ér biàn qiángjìng
    This flow is reversed during the ebb tide, though currents in some parts may be stronger due to the influence of the Pearl River.
  • de zhàn céng jīng shì lǎo jiào huì de fáng de fēn
    My inn had once been a part of an ancient ecclesiastical house.
  • shèng zhuànjìxùn jiào shǐ yòu guān chǔlǐ xùn jiàodàozhě de zōng jiào shǐ huò zhuànjì de fēn zhī
    The branch of ecclesiastical history or hagiography that deals with martyrs.
  • de zhàn céng jīng shì lǎo jiào huì de fáng de fēn
    My inn has once been a part of an ancient ecclesiastical house
  • fēn xiàn de yòu guān fēn xiàn fēn deyóu zhǐ hàn
    Relating to an eccrine gland or its secretion, especially sweat.
  • shēn líng huó xíng xiāng cháng de dòng chù fēn zài zuǐ guǎn zhuàng jiǎo de zhōu wéi yóu shēng huó de shí hǎishēn
    echinoderm having a flexible sausage-shaped body, tentacles surrounding the mouth and tube feet; free-living mud feeders: sea cucumbers.
  • adsl chuán shū shè bèi gōng yìng shāng shì yòng pín fēn duō yòngjiù shì yòng huí xiāo chú huò tūn liàng yòu de gāo
    ADSL transmission equipment vendors use either frequency division multiplexing or echo cancellation to achieve this huge gain in throughput.
  • bān lái shuōyòng huí shēng dìng wèi de jiào shēng shì yòng men de pín shuàiqiáng ( fēn bèi ) chí shí jiān ( háo miǎo ) lái biǎo shì zhēng de
    In general, echolocation calls are characterized by their frequency, intensity in decibels (dB), and duration in milliseconds (ms).
  • shēng liǎo fēn yuè shí
    The moon is partly eclipsed.
  • bàn yǐng zài wán quán yīn yǐng wán quán zhào míng zhī jiān bèi fēn zhē dǎng de yīn yǐng zài yuè shí zhōng
    A partial shadow, as in an eclipse, between regions of complete shadow and complete illumination.
  • duì xián rén de miáo shù bēng kuìpiān shí fēn lǒng duàn miǎn xìng
    a partial description of the suspect; partial collapse; a partial eclipse; a partial monopoly; partial immunity.
  • běn yǐng yóu qiúyuè liàng huò tiān zài shí de guò chéng zhōng zào chéng de yīn yǐng zhōng wán quán hēi 'àn de fēn
    The completely dark portion of the shadow cast by the earth, moon, or other body during an eclipse.
  • suí zhe zhóu de zhuàndòng zhòu píng fēn xiàn yán huáng dào píng miàn xiàng huǎn màn dòng de guò chéng
    a slow westward shift of the equinoxes along the plane of the ecliptic caused by precession of the Earth's axis of rotation.
  • shēng dòng zhí bǎo rán bǎo jiàn shè gōng chéng 2001 nián dòng liǎo yòu diǎn xíng xìngdài biǎo xìng de rán shēng tài tǒng zhēn bīn wēi shēng dòng zhí de tiān rán fēn shēng tài cuì ruò shī děng fàn wéi nèi de yòu guān jiàn shè gōng chéng
    Projects of Wild Life and Nature Reserve Establishment The construction projects of natural location zones, ecologically fragile zones and wetlands for the typical and representative nature eco-system and rare and endangered wild life initiated in 2001.
  • zhí shè huì xué yán jiū zhí qún luò de diǎn fēn lèiguān fēn de shè huì shēng tài xué fēn zhī
    The branch of ecology that deals with the characteristics, classification, relationships, and distribution of plant communities.
  • shēng tài xué shēng tài xué de fēn zhīshè dài huò shǐ qián yòu huán jìng de guān
    The branch of ecology that deals with the interaction between ancient or prehistoric organisms and their environment.
  • bāo kuò shēng tài xué fēn shēng xué rén kǒu chuán xué
    Conservation genetics is an umbrella term for a variety of sciences, including ecology, molecular biology and population genetics.
  • shēng tài xué shēng tài xué de fēn zhīzhù yào yán jiū yòu zhī jiān huò mǒu zhǒng tóng huán jìng zhī jiān de shēng xué guān
    The branch of ecology that deals with the biological relationship between an individual organism or an individual species and its environment.
  • zài chǔ shàngzhōng guó zhèng zhì fāng miàn zhuān jiāàn zhào huán jìng bǎo shuǐ bǎo chí shēng dòng bǎo děng guī quán guó shēng tài huán jìng jiàn shè guī huáquán guó shēng tài huán jìng bǎo gāng yàode yào qiútōng guò shēn de shí kǎo cháduì qīngzàng tiě jiàn shè de shēng tài huán jìng yǐng xiǎng jìn xíng liǎo xuéyán de lùn zhèng fēn bié biān zhì liǎo huán jìng yǐng xiǎng píng jià gānghuán jìng yǐng xiǎng bào gào shū chū liǎo shēng tài huán jìng bǎo fāng 'ànbìng jìn xíng liǎo rèn zhēn de huán jìng yǐng xiǎng píng jià
    On the basis of this research and with arrangement by the Chinese government, specialists from various fields carried out in-depth on-the-spot investigations, and conducted a sound scientific appraisal of the impact of the railway building on Tibet s ecology and environment in light of the requirements of the environmental protection, water and soil conservation, and wild animals protection laws, and those of the National Plan for Eco-environmental Improvement, and the “ National Program for Eco-environmental Protection.” They compiled a report and some other documents, offering their appraisals of the environmental impacts, together with proposals for protection of the ecological environment.
  • zhì xué zhōng yòu guān zhì yuán liào de jīng jià zhí de fēn zhī
    the branch of geology that deals with economically valuable geological materials.
  • 'èr fēn shì zài jīng shàng shàng gěi de
    The second section consists of those who in the main are economically self-supporting.
  • zhōng chéng shì fēn jīng jīng běn liǎo jiǔ nián jiào
    Nine-year compulsory education has basically been popularized in large and medium-sized cities and some economically developed regions.
  • liè 'áng jié shēng 1906 é měi jīng xué jiāyīn cèhuà jīng xué fēn de tóu chǎn chū qiǎo 'ér huò 1973 nián de nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    Russian-born American economist. He won a1973 Nobel Prize for devising the input-output technique of economic analysis.
  • qián de jīng zhuàng kuàng lìng rén shí fēn dān yōu
    The state of the economy is very worrying.
  • shēng tài xíng shēng tài zhǒng de zuì xiǎo huá fēn dān wèiyóu shì yìng mǒu dìng huán jìng tiáo jiàn de qún chéngzhè xiē qún tóng zhǒng xíng de zhǒng néng jiāo
    The smallest taxonomic subdivision of an ecospecies, consisting of populations adapted to a particular set of environmental conditions. The populations are infertile with other ecotypes of the same ecospecies.
  • shēng jūn shēng zhǒng yòu tōng cháng shì jūn de dòng zhí wéi shí bìng men fēn jiějiè wéi shēng tài tǒng gōng yòu yǎng fēn
    An organism, often a bacterium or fungus, that feeds on and breaks down dead plant or animal matter, thus making organic nutrients available to the ecosystem.