zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • lóng yuán měi guó xīn zhōu dōng běi de tiáo liúxiàng dōng liú jīng kān zhōu nánzài 'é zhōu běi huì 'ā kěn liú chéng yuē 1, 123 gōng ( 698 yīng
    A river rising in northeast New Mexico and flowing about1, 123 km(698 mi) eastward across southwest Kansas to the Arkansas River in northern Oklahoma.
  • qīn sēn měi guó kān zhōu zhōng piān nán chéng shìlín 'ā kěn wèi wēi tuō shì běiwéi nóng chǎn yóu nèi de gōng shāng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 39, 308
    A city of south-central Kansas on the Arkansas River northwest of Wichita. It is a commercial and industrial center in an agricultural and oil-producing area. Population,39, 308.
  • wēn quán chéng měi guó 'ā kěn zhōu zhōng chéng shìwèi xiǎo shí chéng nán piān chéng shì shí chù wēn quán 'ér wén míng de liáo yǎng shèng āi 'ěr nán duō · suǒ 1541 nián shǒu fǎng wèn rén kǒu 32, 462
    A city of west-central Arkansas west-southwest of Little Rock. It is a health resort noted for its47 thermal springs. Hernando de Soto first visited the site in1541. Population,32, 462.
  • tiáo yuán luó duō zhōu luò shān mài de liúxiàng dōng nán liú jīng kān zhōu 'é zhōuzài 'ā kěn zhōu nèi chéng wéi de tiáo zhī liú
    a river that rises in the Rocky Mountains in Colorado and flows southeast through Kansas and Oklahoma and through Arkansas to become a tributary of the Mississippi River.
  • wēi tuō shì měi guó kān zhōu zhōng nán de chéng shìwèi 'ā kěn shàngkān shì de nán 。 19 shì 60 nián dài jiàn zài jiù shí wēi tuō cūn de wèi zhì, 1872 nián xiū liǎo tiě hòu chéng wéi yǎng niú xiǎo zhèn bìng fán róngrén kǒu 304, 011
    A city of south-central Kansas on the Arkansas River southwest of Kansas City. It was founded in the1860's on the site of an earlier Wichita Village and boomed as a cow town after the coming of the railroad in1872. Population,304, 011.
  • tái měi guó 'ā kěn nán chéng shìwèi biān jiè xiǎo shí chéng nánrén kǒu 22, 631, de dōng běi 'èr chéng shì xiāng línrén kǒu 31, 656, zhè duì chéng shì gòu chéng liǎo zhōu biān de mào yùn shū zhōng xīn
    A city of southwest Arkansas on the Texas border southwest of Little Rock. Population,22, 631. It is adjacent to Texarkana, Texas, in the northeast part of that state. Population,31, 656. The twin cities form a trade and transportation center for the surrounding region.
  • lái nán dōng nán de zhàn sān wèizǒng shù 150 wàn rén xià jiàng 7.3%。
    Visitors from South and South-East Asia were the third-largest market, with 1.5 million arrivals, down by 7.3 per cent.
  • hǎi zhǒng zhōu dài hǎi shǔ tiān nán xīng zhí yīn xīn xíng huò jiàn tóu xíng zuò zhuāng shì 'ér zhòngzhí
    Any of various tropical Asian aroids of the genus Alocasia, grown as ornamentals for their large heart-shaped or arrowhead-shaped leaves.
  • luó měi guó zhōu dōng nán chéng shìwèi 'ā gǎng dōngzài 'ān zhōu jiè jìnzhù yào wéi zhù zhái rén kǒu 16, 513
    A city of southeast Texas east of Port Arthur near the Louisiana border. It is mainly residential. Population,16, 513.
  • duō suǒ bèi nànmín men yǒng rén měi suǒ gāo yuán de nán zài zhōng de zhù tài 'ěr léi lán de jué gōng zuò biǎo míngzhè jiě de zhēng shì zhěng gài zhe hòu hòu de céng fēng guā lái de chén miàn méi yòu rèn shǒu gōng pǐn
    Excavations at one of these settlements, Tell Leilan, show that the collapse is marked by a thick layer of windblown dust without any artifacts.
  • quán guó mín zhì yún nánguì zhōu lín děng shěng yòu suǒ gāo děng zhōng děng shù yuàn xiàozhuān mén péi yǎng shǎo shù mín shù rén cái
    Furthermore, there are 24 art colleges and secondary-level art schools in the five autonomous regions and Yunnan, Guizhou and Jilin provinces specially for fostering artistically talented people among China's ethnic minorities.
  • gōng yuàn shì zài míngqīng liǎng dài huáng gōng shōu cáng de chǔ shàng jiàn lái de zhōng guó zōng xìng guǎn wèi běi jīng shì zhōng xīnqián tōng tiān 'ān ménhòu jǐng shāndōng jìn wáng jǐng jiē shì lín zhōng nán hǎi
    The Palace Museum, historically and artistically one of the most comprehensive in China, was established on the foundation of a palace of two dynasties, the Ming and the Qing, and their collection of treasures.
  • lèi tiān nán xīng de 'ōu zhōu hǎi zhí
    European arum resembling the cuckoopint.
  • ōu zhōu de zhǒng tōng de jiāng nán xīng yàn bāo zhí zhēn xíng yàn huā duǎn
    common European arum with lanceolate spathe and short purple spadix; emerges in early spring; source of a sagolike starch called arum.
  • ōu zhōu jiāng nán xīng zhǒng 'ōu zhōu de zhí jiāng nán xīng shǔ tiān nán xīng diǎn wén jiāng nán xīng), shēng jiàn zhuàng hóng de yàn bāo bìng jié xiān hóng jiāng guǒ
    A European plant(Arum maculatum) having arrow-shaped leaves, a yellow-green spathe, and scarlet berries.
  • yào shì zāo dào shénme xìngqīn 'ài de 'ài méng niàn zhèn jìng shuō xià shǐ 'ěr nán duō jué dòng xīn shēn chù de huài niàn tóu,“ yào shì zhēn de zāo dào xìng jiù dào 'ěr wēng hǎi jiǎo de yán shí shàng cóng 'ér tiào xià yǒng yuǎn zàng shēn hǎi 。”
    "And should any misfortune occur to you, dear Edmond," she continued with the same calmness which proved to Fernand that the young girl had read the very innermost depths of his sinister thought, "if misfortune should occur to you, I would ascend the highest point of the Cape de Morgion and cast myself headlong from it."
  • tiān wén xuédào mǒu tiān diǎn de jiǎo cóng tiān chì dào xiàng běi huò xiàng nán cèliáng chūyòng jiǎo biǎo shìtóng chì jīng gòng zhǐ dìng tiān biǎo miàn shàng de wèi zhì
    (astronomy) the angular distance to a point on a celestial object measured north or south from the celestial equator; expressed in degrees; used with right ascension to specify positions on the celestial sphere.
  • měi guó dōng nán de duō zhǎo de xiǎo cén shù
    small ash of swampy areas of southeastern United States.
  • chǎn zhōng hǎi nán kāi fāng xiāng de nóng yuán zhuī huā de bái huā duǒchū chǎn gān
    southern Mediterranean ash having fragrant white flowers in dense panicles and yielding manna.
  • chǎn měi guó de zhōng nán chéng lán zhì jiān yìngchéng zōng
    ash of central and southern United States with bluish-green foliage and hard brown wood.
  • dōng nán jiào
    Buddhism in South East Asia
  • nán jiù shí shí dài kǎo
    South Asia in the Palaeolithic
  • dōng nán tiáo yuē zhì
    Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, SEATO
  • chǎn dōng nán 'ǎi zhuàng de hóu
    stocky lemur of southeastern Asia.
  • wèi dōng nán de duō shān de gòng guó
    a mountainous republic in southeastern Asia.
  • zhōu dōng nán tōng de xiǎo xíng líng māo
    common small civet of southeast Asia.
  • chǎn 'ōu zhōu dōng nán zhōu zhōng
    of southeast Europe and central Asia.
  • dōng nán jīng de zhí mín huà
    colonization of the economy of Southeast Asia
  • chǎn dōng nán xiàng xuě diāo de huān
    small ferret-like badger of southeast Asia.
  • dōng nán fáng tiáo yuē zhì
    South-East Asia Collective Defence Treaty Organization
  • dōng nán jiù shí shí dài wén huà
    Southeast Asian Palaeolithic Cultures
  • dōng nán yùn dòng huì
    South East Asian Games