东zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè yī qiē yǐ dà liàng fēi cháng xiáng xì de、 xū yào jīng guò shāi xuǎn yǐ zhǎo chū yòu yòng dōng xī de lì shǐ shù jù wéi kāi duān。
    It all starts with a load of finely detailed historical data that needs to be sifted through for gems.
  • wēi sī mǐn sī tè yīng gé lán dōng nán bù dà lún dūn de yī gè shì qū， wèi yú tài wù shì hé 'àn。 tā bāo kuò yīng guó zhèng fǔ de zhù yào guān dǐ， yóu qí shì yán zhe huái tè huò 'ěr jiē yǔ táng níng jiē de guān dǐ， yǐ jí rú wēi sī mǐn sī tè jiào táng hé bái jīn hàn gōng děng yòu míng de jiàn zhù wù
    A borough of Greater London in southeast England on the Thames River. It includes the principal offices of the British government, especially along Whitehall and Downing streets, and such famous structures as Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace.
  • bā shì dǐ chéng bǎo de bèi hòu， yòu 'èr shí lái suǒ pò jiù fáng wū quán suō zài nà yòu zhe xīn qí diāo sù de fú bān shí zì jiào táng hé yòu zhe fú bì gǒng duǒ de tián yuán shèng 'ān dōng xiū dào yuàn de zhōu wéi；
    Behind the Bastille there were twenty hovels clustered round the curious sculptures of the Croix-Faubin and the flying buttresses of the Abbey of Saint-Antoine des Champs;
  • bèi tè yīng guó dōng nán de yī gè chéng zhèn， wèi yú hā sī tīng de bèi tè（ 1066 nián）。 zhēng fú zhě wēi lián wéi qìng zhù tā de shèng lì zài cǐ jiàn zào liǎo bèi tè xiū dào yuàn。 rén kǒu 4， 987
    A town of southeast England, site of the Battle of Hastings(1066). William the Conqueror built Battle Abbey to commemorate his victory here. Population,4, 987.
  • wú yōng huì yán， xiāng gǎng kāi fàng yǔ zì yóu de wén huà zhèng cè、 guān fāng de cái zhèng zī zhù， chéng dù shàng yōu yú xīn jiā pō， bù jǐn yīn wéi dì yù shàng jiē jìn zhōng huá wén huà chuán tǒng， gèng zhòng yào de shì bǎ qū yù xìng de guǎng dōng wén huà róng zhù shēng huó zhōng， wú lùn jiào yù、 lǚ yóu、 yǐn shí、 lǐ sú、 zōng jiào、 yīnyuè、 diàn yǐng、 jiàn zhù、 huì huà、 gōng yì， dū níng jù chéng dú tè de duō yuán huà mèi lì， yě jiě shì liǎo wèihé měi nián yòu qiān wàn yóu kè， yào yī kuī “ dōng fāng zhī zhū ” de 'ào mì liǎo。
    There's no denying that, compared with Singapore, Hong Kong enjoys more open and liberalised cultural policies as well as more generous public financial subsidies.Moreover, adjacent to the mainland, Hong Kong has been benefiting from the mainstream Chinese culture. Nourished by the rich heritage, a vernacular Cantonese subculture has evolved, expressing itself in various facets of life including cuisine, custom and tradition, tourism, education, religion, music, movies, painting, architecture, arts and crafts.The peculiar charm of cultural diversity explains why the Pearl of the Orient appeals to visitors from far and near, who have arrived in myriads year after year.
  • shòu piào yuán : yòu hěn duō dōng xī kě yǐ guān guāng。
    There is much for sightseeing.
  • “ wǒ yào shì gěi yǎo zhe liǎo， wǒ kě yào zài zhè yǎo rén de dōng xī shàng dǎ shàng wǒ de yìn jì ní。”
    `If I had been, I would have set my signet on the biter.'
  • wú yòng huò wú jià zhí de dōng xī。
    something of little value or significance.
  • zhǐ zài yǔ qí tā dōng xī de guān xì zhōng cái jù yòu yì yì。
    having significance only in relation to something else.
  • dōng yà de wén huà shì jiǒng rán bù tóng de。
    The culture in East Asia is significantly different.
  • jí dà zēng jiā jiē shòu zhě cái fù de dōng xī。
    a gift that significantly increases the recipient's wealth.
  • yī zhǒng duì yòng guò de dōng xī huò fèi qì de cái liào jìn xíng huí shōu lì yòng de gōng chǎng。
    a plant for reprocessing used or abandoned materials.
  • tā zhǐ néng yòu zhè yàng yī gè yì yì， jiù shì shè mǐ qì shì lí kāi shí jiān hé kōng jiān， bù gù dào huó de lì shǐ huán jìng lái yǐn zhèng de， yīn 'ér wéi fǎn liǎo biàn zhèng fǎ de zuì jī běn de yào qiú， méi yòu kǎo lǜ dào zài mǒu yī gè lì shǐ huán jìng xià shì zhèng què de dōng xī zài lìng yī gè lì shǐ huán jìng xià jiù kě yǐ chéng wéi bù zhèng què de。
    It can only signify that Semich quotes outside of space and time, without reference to the living historical situation, and thereby violates the most elementary requirements of dialectics, and ignores the fact that what is right for one historical situation may prove to be wrong in another historical situation.
  • gǎng dǎo wān zǎi huáng hòu dà dào dōng 371 hào de xī kè miào， shì tā men de zōng jiào hé wén huà huó dòng zhōng xīn。
    The centre of their religious and cultural activities is the Sikh Temple at 371 Queen's Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island.
  • dà jí lǐng yìn dù dōng běi bù yī chéng zhèn， wèi yú xǐ mǎ lā yǎ shān mài dī chù、 xī jīn biān jiè， chǔyú 2， 287。 5 mǐ（ 7， 500 yīng chǐ） de gāo dù， yóu yú kě yǐ bó lǎn gān chéng zhāng jiā fēng hé zhū mù lǎng mǎ fēng 'ér chéng wéi zhù míng de lǚ yóu zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 57， 603
    A town of northeast India in the lower Himalaya Mountains on the Sikkim border. At an altitude of2, 287.5 m(7, 500 ft), it is a popular tourist center with commanding views of Mount Kanchenjunga and Mount Everest. Population,57, 603.
  • （ jiù yuē） yà lún wéi yǐ sè liè rén zhì zào de、 gōng rén men chóng bài de 'ǒu xiàng； bèi mó xī pò huài； xiàn zài zhǐ yī qiē bù yìng gāi chóng bài de dōng xī。
    (Old Testament) an idol made by Aaron for the Israelites to worship; destroyed by Moses; it is now used to refer to anything worshipped undeservedly.
  • jiǎo dòu shù dì zhōng hǎi dōng bù dì qū yī zhǒng dòu kē cháng qīng qiáo mù（ cháng jiǎo dòu cháng jiǎo dòu shǔ）， yòu yǔ zhuàng fù yè hé hēi sè jiān rèn de dà dòu jiá
    An eastern Mediterranean evergreen tree(Ceratonia siliqua) in the pea family, having pinnately compound leaves and large, dark, leathery pods.
  • dōng fāng de cán 'é， shēng chǎn lüè dài hè sè de cán sī。
    oriental moth that produces brownish silk.
  • nǐ yòu shénme dōng xī yào bào guān má？ yòu jiǔ， yòu xiāng shuǐ huò shì sī chóu má？
    Have you anything to declare? Any wines, perfumes, silks?
  • lì méi lā bā xī dōng nán bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú shèng bǎo luó xī běi bù。 gān jié zhòngzhí yè hé cán yǎng zhí yè shì qí zhòng yào jīng jì zhī zhù。 rén kǒu 137， 809
    A city of southeast Brazil northwest of S xíng Paulo. Citrus fruits and silkworm cultivation are important to its economy. Population,137, 809.
  • qián jì lù bǎo chí zhě yì dà lì de 'ān dōng ní 'ào · tuō dé jīn nián 1 yuè 4 rì qù shì hòu， zhè wèi míng jiào yǒu jí zhōng yuán sì de yǎng cán rén biàn huò dé liǎo zhè yī tóu xián。
    Retired silkworm farmer Yukichi Chuganji graduated into the spot Jan.4 with the death of his predecessor, Antonio Todde of Italy.
  • yòu sī zhuàng cháng máo de gāo dà 'ér tǐ xíng yōu měi de gǒu； yuán chǎn yú jìn dōng dì qū。
    tall graceful breed of hound with a long silky coat; native to the Near East.
  • sì yín de yín huò lèi sì yín de dōng xī
    Silver or something resembling it.
  • zhè dōng xī kàn qǐ lái xiàng yín。
    It gives the appearance of silver.
  • nà wǎ huò zú jū zhù yà lì sāng nà， xīn mò xī gē hé yóu tā zhōu dōng nán bù de měi zhōu yìn dì 'ān rén。 shì měi guó tóng shí qī de měi zhōu yìn dì 'ān rén bù luò zhōng rén kǒu zuì chóu mì de。 nà wǎ huò zú rén yǐ huàn yǎng jiā qín， jì shù shú liàn de fǎng zhì zhě， zhì táo zhě hé yín jiàng 'ér zhù míng
    A Native American people inhabiting extensive reservation lands in Arizona, New Mexico, and southeast Utah. The most populous of contemporary Native American groups in the United States, the Navajo are noted as stockbreeders and skilled weavers, potters, and silversmiths.
  • ào nài dá wèi yú xī lā kù cí dōng běi bù piān dōng 、 niǔ yuē zhōu zhōng bù de yī zuò chéng shì， yóu yuē hàn hàn fó 'ěr zài 1848 nián jiàn lì wū tuō bāng shè huì， yòu chēng 'ào nài dá shè qū， jiù zài fù jìn。 tā yōng yòu fán róng de yín qì zhì zào yè， bìng yú 1881 nián gǎi jiàn wéi gǔ fèn zhì gōng sī。 rén kǒu 10， 810
    A city of central New York east-northeast of Syracuse. The Oneida Community, a Utopian society established in1848 by John Humphrey Noyes, was nearby. It prospered through its manufacture of silverware and was reorganized in1881 as a joint stock company. Population,10, 810.
  • měi guó dōng bù hé liú zhōng yín bái sè shí yòng hé liè yòng xiǎo yú。
    small silvery food and game fish of eastern United States streams.
  • dōng bàn qiú rè dài hǎi 'àn xiǎo xíng shù zhǒng， shù yè xià duān chéng yín sè。
    small tree of coastal regions of Old World tropics whose leaves are silvery beneath.
  • yī tào xiāng sì dōng xī
    A cluster of similar things.
  • jiāo zhì de dōng xī rèn hé yī zhǒng yǔ qí xiāng sì de wù zhì
    Any of various similar substances.
  • yī duì， yī shuāng liǎng gè xiāng sì de dōng xī； yī duì
    Two similar things; a pair.
  • zhè zhǒng yīn móu tóng yīng、 fǎ、 dé、 yì zài mù ní hēi zhì zào de yīn móu lèi sì， suǒ yǐ rén men bǎ tā jiào zuò“ dōng fāng mù ní hēi”。
    It was called an "Eastern Munich" because of its similarity to the Munich conspiracy of Britain, France, Germany and Italy.