zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • chā liǎng xiāng lín fēn de kǒng bìng men zài kuài
    inserts into holes in two adjacent pieces and holds them together.
  • zài liǎng xiāng jìn de diàn jiān chǎn shēng diàn dòng shì
    generation of electromotive forces in each other by two adjacent circuits.
  • wèi zhì xiāng jìn de rén huò shì jiē jìn rén huò wèi jìn de rén fāng huò shì
    A person, place, or thing adjacent to or located near another.
  • zhǒng shén xué : xiāng xìn yào shén zhǐ yào kào rén lèi tuī biàn rèn shí shén
    a theology that holds that knowledge of God can be acquired by human reason without the aid of divine revelation.
  • zài kāi fàng tǒng lián xíng zhōng liǎng xiāng lín céng jiān de biān jiè
    The boundary between two adjacent layers in the OSI model.
  • qiáo tóu qiáo de duān xiāng lín de
    The area immediately adjacent to the end of a bridge.
  • chuān kǒng piàn shàng xiāng lín de liè
    A group of adjacent card columns on a punch card.
  • lín jiē lín zài duān huò biān xiāng línwèi zhì lín de
    To touch at one end or side; lie adjacent.
  • jiào táng jiào táng xiāng lín de yuàn zhǐ
    A yard adjacent to a church, especially a cemetery.
  • liǎng xiāng lín de zhī jiān 11 15"" de jiā jiǎo
    The interval of11=15 between any two adjacent markings.
  • jiāng xiāng jìn de yīnyīn jié huò bìng lái de yán biàn huà xiàn xiàng
    the merging of adjacent sounds or syllables or words.
  • zǎo zài wēn zhī qián xué jiā men jīng zài xiāng xìn tóng xìng liàn yīn de shuō
    But even before yesterday's revelations by Venter, scientists had stopped believing in the gay gene.
  • wèn dàoduì diàn huà duān de yǒu hǎo shēng rén suǒ de qiē gǎn dào xiāng dāng zhèn jīng
    I asked,fairly stunned at these revelations from this friendly stranger on the end of the line.
  • liǎng xiāng lín de biān zài duō miàn xíng nèi de jiǎo
    the angle inside two adjacent sides of a polygon.
  • zài yìn shuà shù zhōng qiān yóu shēn xiàng wài chū xiāng lín de qiān xiāng jiē de fēn
    Overhangs he body and so overlaps onto an adjacent piece.
  • tōng guò jiē shòu bìng bìng xiāng lín de lǐng 'ér zēngzhǎng
    growing by taking over and incorporating adjacent territories.
  • tiáo liǎng tiáo xiāng jìn liú fēn kāi de xiàn
    a line that divides two adjacent river systems.
  • liǎng xiāng lín de qiáo kǒng zhī jiān de zhī chēng
    a support for two adjacent bridge spans.
  • lín jìn xiāng lín de zhuàng tài lián
    The state of being adjacent; contiguity.
  • xiāng lín díkǎ piàn xíngcān yuè lowercurtate。
    A group of adjacent card rows.
  • lín jiē xiāng lín de
    A thing that is adjacent.
  • jiè miàn zài xiāng guān shí zhì huò jiē duàn zhī jiān suǒ xíng chéng gòng tóng jiè xiàn de miàn
    A surface forming a common boundary between adjacent regions, bodies, substances, or phases.
  • fēn tōng guò xiāng lín de zhì jiān de xiāng zuò yòngchǎn shēng xīn de guān huò zhì jié gòu
    Formation of distinct organs or structures through the interaction of adjacent tissues.
  • de suǒ de xiāng lián
    His house is adjacent to mine.
  • wēi 'ěr xùn cān yuán huò wéi 'ěr cān yuán xiāng yuē duì shuì shōu fàng tóu piào
    Senators Wilson and Howard paired off on the revenue bill.
  • shì méng · luò xué shuō de xìn rán jiù xiāng xìn jiě de gōng xiào
    He is an adherent of the theories of Sigmund Freud and had a concomitant belief in the efficacy of psychoanalysis.
  • zhè shū yòu xiē fēn yào zuò xiāng dāng de xiū gǎi
    The book requires considerable rewriting in parts.
  • ruò jiāng xīn bǎn jiù bǎn xiāng duì zhàohuì xiàn yòu duō fēn dōuyǐ jīng gǎi xiě liǎo
    If you collate the latter with the earlier edition, you will find that many parts have been rewritten.
  • ruò jiāng xīn bǎn jiù bǎn xiāng duì zhàohuì xiàn yòu duō fēn dōuyǐ jīng gǎi xiě liǎo
    If you collate the latter with the earlier edition, you will find that many parts have is rewritten.
  • zhì shì jiè huàn jué lùn zhě xiāng xìn zhì shì jiè huàn jué lùn de xìn
    An adherent of the doctrine of illusionism.
  • seen “ been” tóng yùnpīn xiāng
    "Seen"rhymes with"been", they are also close in spelling.
  • shuāng bāo kuò liǎng xiāng lián de shī xíng de zhǒng shī de dān wèitōng cháng yùn bìng yòu tóng yàng de jīng cháng chéng wán zhěng de dān wèi
    A unit of verse consisting of two successive lines, usually rhyming and having the same meter and often forming a complete thought or syntactic unit.