zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • mín zhù gòng guó shì jiào zhī fēn lǐng shàng de gōng nóng mín zhù zhuān zhèng zhì zài shàng gèng de mín zhùjiào zhī quán zhōng guó zhù yào shàng guó mín dǎng de dǎng zhuān zhèng jìn de zhèng zhì zhì yīn biàn gèng néng bǎo zhàng kàng zhàn zhēng de biàn dòng chè shèng
    By 'a democratic republic' we mean a democracy which is geographically more extensive than that of the workers' and peasants' democratic dictatorship in one part of China and a political system which is far more progressive than the one-party dictatorship of the Kuomintang in the main parts of China; it will therefore offer a better guarantee of the wide development of armed resistance to Japan and the achievement of complete victory.
  • fēn lèi xué shēng tóng de shí
    (of taxa) occurring in different geologic times.
  • wàn zhì shí zhōng zuì cháng de fēn duànbāo kuò liǎng huò liǎng shàng de dài
    The longest division of geologic time, containing two or more eras.
  • yuán zhì nián dài zuì cháng de huá fēnyóu huò duō jiē duàn chéng
    The longest division of geologic time, made up of one or more periods.
  • hóng guān jìn huà chǎn shēng xīn de fēn lèi qún xíng de kuà yuè zhì shí dài de guī jìn huà
    Large-scale evolution occurring over geologic time that results in the formation of new taxonomic groups.
  • duǎn 'ér cháng dài de zhì nián dài de fēn
    a unit of geological time.
  • fēn lèi xué shēng tóng zhì shí jiān de
    (of taxa) occurring in the same period of geological time.
  • zhì shàng zuì cháng de duàn fēn liǎng huò gèng duō de dài
    the longest division of geological time; two or more eras.
  • zuò wéi zhì xué jiā men fēn shí jiān zài wài gōng zuò
    As geologist, we work in the field most of the time.
  • jīng zhì xué zhōng yòu guān kuàng kāi de fēn zhī
    the branch of economic geology that deals with the applications of geology to mining.
  • 'ěr shēng 1904 jiā xué jiā yīn jiě fēn de diàn gòu zào xíng zhuàng 'ér zuò chū de gòng xiàn 'ér huò 1971 nián nuò bèi 'ěr huà xué jiǎng
    German-born Canadian physicist. He won a1971 Nobel Prize for chemistry for his contributions to the understanding of the electronic structure and geometry of molecules.
  • dàn dào 14 suì shí cóng zǎo chí dùn zhōng xǐng guò láinéng xué jiào shūzhǎng liǎo gāo děng wēi fēn xué
    But by the time he was fourteen years old , he had recovered from a slow start to the extent that he taught himself advanced calculus and geometry from textbooks.
  • yuán zhàn lüè xué yuán zhèng zhì xué de lùn shù zhàn lüè wèn de fēn zhī
    The branch of geopolitics that deals with strategy.
  • běi měi shēng fēn miǎn yīn zhōuān lüè zhōuwēi kāng xīng zhōu qiáo zhì zhōu nán
    North American bugbane found from Main and Ontario to Wisconsin and south to Georgia.
  • zhí shēng jīng cǎi fēncóng hái shí dài jiù zhù zài qiáo zhì zhōu de fáng xiǎo zhèn kào yǎng lái cuán líng huā qián
    Resume highlights: As a kid, living in a Georgia mill town, he raised chickens for spending money.
  • men zhī dào zhā wēi de tóng huǒ pān xiá chē chén shí fēn huó yuè
    We also know that Zarqawi's colleagues have been active in the Pankisi Gorge, Georgia and in Chechnya, Russia.
  • zhè xiē jìn fēn nián qīng yòu xióng xīn xìn yòu néng zài zuǒ zhì zhōu bǎi tuō nóng cūn zhōng de bái rén zhì shàng zhù zhějiàn yòu xiàolǜ de zhèng zhì chǔ
    These progressives are young and ambitious, confident of their ability to build an effective power base in Georgia without the rural white supremacists.
  • zhì jīn néng hái wèi bèi chōng fēn yòng
    Geothermal energy hasn't been made the best of yet up to now.
  • běi měi lǎo guàn cǎo fēn kāi de chuàn shàngyòu fěn huā
    geranium of western North America having pinkish-purple flowers in open clusters.
  • lǎo guàn cǎo shǔ zhí zhǒng lǎo guàn cǎo shǔ zhí yòu zhǎng zhuàng fēn fěn hóng huò dài de huā
    Any of various plants of the genus Geranium, having palmately divided leaves and pink or purplish flowers.
  • de huā de chéng fēn huā duǒ zhōng de chéng fēn huā bàně piàn xióng ruǐ chéng pái liè de zài tiān zhú kuí zhōng
    Having flower parts, such as petals, sepals, and stamens, in sets of five, as in the geranium.
  • nián nèizhè liǎng lèi xiǎo fēn bié gōng liǎo 315654 36094 wài zhǎn
    During the year, 315654 and 36094 outreach services attendances were served by the community geriatric assessment teams and psychogeriatric teams, respectively.
  • yīn zhōng dìng biàn de fēn héng héng 'ài shè · méng tài biàn de jié lún zhuǎnshēng mìng zhōng gǎi biàn de shì shí zhī
    a fixed and unchangeable part of the germ plasm-Ashley Montagu; the unchangeable seasons; one of the unchangeable facts of life.
  • zhè wèi xué jiā zhōng chéng gōng fēn chū zhǒng jūndàn shì shì mào zhe shēng mìng wēi xiǎn jìn xíng zhè zhǒng shí yàn de
    The scientist has succeeded at last in isolating a germ, but he has gone through fire and water to do it.
  • chéng shuō liú xíng 18 shì rèn wéi shēng de suǒ yòu fēn zài shēng zhí bāo shí wán quán chéng xíng 'ér chéng cháng shí zhǐ shì zēng jiā chǐ cùn de lùn
    A theory popular in the18th century that all parts of an organism exist completely formed in the germ cell and develop only by increasing in size.
  • pēi pán yóu dòng shòu jīng luǎn fēn liè 'ér xíng chéng de bāo cénghòu fēn liè wéi sān céngpēi tāi yóu
    The layer of cells formed by the cleavage of a fertilized mammalian egg. It later divides into the three germ layers from which the embryo develops.
  • jié de guò chéng pèi xíng chéng guò chéngbāo kuò shēng zhí bāo yīn chéng shú fēn liè zào chéng nèi suān yóu 'èr bèi shù jiǎn shǎo dào dān bèi shù de guò chéng
    The processes by which gametes are formed, including the reduction of chromosomes in a germ cell from the diploid number to the haploid number by meiosis.
  • yān suān suān zhǒng bái jié jīng suān, c5h4ncooh, shì zài ròumài pēinǎi zhì pǐn jiào zhōng xiàn de chéng wéi mìng b de zhǒng chéng fēn
    A white crystalline acid, C5H4NCOOH, that is a component of the vitamin B complex found in meat, wheat germ, dairy products, and yeast and is used to treat and prevent pellagra.
  • yīng zhōng de 'ěr màn chéng fēn tóng dīng de chéng fēn
    The Germanic element of English as distinguished from the French and Latin elements.
  • fēn yuán 'ěr màn
    Partly of Germanic origin.
  • 'ěr màn yìn 'ōu de fēn zhībāo kuò běi 'ěr màn 'ěr màn miè jué de dōng 'ěr màn
    A branch of the Indo-European language family that comprises North Germanic, West Germanic, and the extinct East Germanic.
  • 'ěr màn de jué de fēn zhī
    an extinct branch of the Germanic languages.