森zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dì shí sān tiáo　 gè jí lín yè zhù guǎn bù mén yǐ zhào běn fǎ guī dìng， duì sēn lín zī yuán de bǎo hù、 lì yòng、 gēngxīn， shí xíng guǎn lǐ hé jiān dū。
    Article 13 The competent forestry authorities at various levels shall, according to the stipulations of this law, exercise administration and supervision over the protection, utilization and renewal of forests.
  • méi yòu kāi fā de méi tàn chǔ liàng； wǒ men dà nǎo zhōng méi yòu kāi fā de bǎozàng héng héng g·r· hā lǐ sēn 。
    untapped reserves of coal; the untapped stockrooms of our minds- G.R.Harrison.
  • wài xíng sì chún zhǒng zhū lù de měi zhōu hè， zuǐ wān qū； qī xī zài xīn dà lù rè dài sēn lín mào mì de shī dì。
    American stork resembling the true ibises in having a curved bill; inhabits wooded swamps of New World tropics.
  • 《 wéi yě nà sēn lín de gù shì》 shì sī tè láo sī zhù míng yuán wǔ qū zhī yī。
    Tales from Vienna woods is one of Strauss 's famous waltzes.
  • shī tè láo sī xiě liǎo xǔ duō qí tā yuán wǔ qū， dū fēi cháng měi， fēi cháng yōu yǎ， rú：《 nán fāng de méi guī》、《 wéi yě nà sēn lín de gù shì》、《 chún jiǔ、 měi rén hé qīng gē》、《 yì shù jiā de shēng yá》 yǐ jí qí tā jǐ bǎi shǒu qǔzǐ。
    Strauss wrote many more waltzes, all beautiful and graceful: Roses from the South; Tales from the Vienna Woods; Wine, Women, and Song; Artist's Life; and hundreds more.
  • wān yán zhe liú guò sēn lín de xī liú
    A stream twining through the forest.
  • wǒ men de nóng chǎng yǔ yī dà piàn sēn lín lín jiē。
    Our farm neighbours on a large stretch of woods.
  • cǎi fá yè zǐ shù zhī huò zhěng gè sēn lín。
    stripe the leaves, branches, or entire trees from.
  • zhè shì yà lì sāng nà zhōu tú sēn shì yǐ běi de shā mò zhōng yī gè zhì rè de zǎo chén， yáng guāng hōng kǎo zhe zhèng zài bù xíng de shí jǐ gè rén。 tā men chuān xíng yú rè dài xī shù dà cǎo yuán。 zhǎo zé dì、 rén zào hǎi yǐ jí mián yán shù lǐ de guǎn dào、 shuǐ dào、 jīn shǔ zhī zhù hé bō lí qiàn bǎn zhōng jiān。
    It is a brilliant hot morning in the desert north of Tucson, Ariz., and the sun blazes down on a dozen or so people as they went their way through a savanna and around a marsh, an ocean, and miles of pipes, channels, steel struts and glass panels.
  • tā men bù tóng yì bǎ zhěng piàn sēn lín bù jiā kǎn fá dì mài gěi hēi rén。
    They don't agree to sell the wood to Negroes at the stump.
  • xīzàng dì qū de sēn lín hé cǎo yuán dé dào liǎo yòu xiào bǎo hù， sēn lín miàn jī dá 717 wàn gōng qǐng， huó lì mù xù jī liàng 20.84 yì lì fāng mǐ， cǎo yuán miàn jī dá 8207 wàn gōng qǐng， qí zhōng kě lì yòng cǎo dì 7077 wàn gōng qǐng。
    Forests and grasslands are under effective preservation. The forest area in Tibet totals 7.17 million hectares and the stumpage, 2.084 billion cubic meters. The total grassland area amounts to 82.07 million hectares, of which 70.77 million hectares are usable.
  • zuì chū zhù zài dōng jiā ná dà yà běi jí dì qū， shuō 'ā 'ěr gāng qín yǔ de běi měi zhōu yìn dì 'ān mín zú rén； xǔ duō cóng mì xī xī bǐ hé dào dà xī yáng hǎi 'àn de 'ā 'ěr gāng qín rén xiàng nán qiān yí dào liǎo sēn lín dì qū。
    a member of any of the North American Indian groups speaking an Algonquian language and originally living in the subarctic regions of E Canada; many Algonquian tribes migrated south into the woodlands from the Mississippi River to the Atlantic coast.
  • " dāng wǒ 'àn shì shuō , zhè zhǔn shì mǒu xiē cūn mín jìn lái tōu hē diào de , tānɡ pǔ sēn xiān shēng yáo yáo tóu。 "
    "When I suggested that some villagers must have come in for a free drink, Mr Thompson shook his head."
  • dào sēn xiān shēng， qǐng zuò …… duì， nín shì yù dìng liǎo yī tào biāo zhǔn tào fáng。
    Sit down please, Mr. Dawson… Right. So you reserved a standard suite.
  • shān dǐng yòu sēn lín， zài shān xià yòu yī tiáo xiǎo hé。
    The forest is on the summit and the river is below.
  • dàn shì jiǎ rú nǐ zài sēn lín zhōng mí liǎo lù， nǐ huì zěn me xiǎng ní？
    But supposing you lost you way in the forest, what do you think then?
  • dàn shì duì yú zài 'ōu zhōu nànmín yíng zhè gè huī sè shì jiè lǐ chū shēn hé zhǎngdà de hái zǐ lái shuō， sà sài kè sī de sài dé lè sī kè mǔ de guó jì 'ér tóng cūn 175 yīng mǔ de tián yě hé sēn lín jiǎn zhí shì dì qiú shàng de tiān táng， zài nà 'ér zhǐ yòu xiān nǚ méi yòu shì bīng。
    But to children born and brought up in the grey world of Europe's refugee camps, the 175 acres of field and woodland at the Children's International Village at Sedlescombe, Sussex, is a paradise on earth. At Sedlescombe, there are fairies, not soldiers, at the bottom of their garden.
  • kě yǐ shuō， sēn lín de xīng shuāi zhí jiē guān xì dào rén lèi de mìng yùn， guān xì dào rén lèi de shēng cún huán jìng hé kě chí xù fā zhǎn。
    In deed, forestry development has a direct bearing on human destiny and the sustainable development of both environment and the mankind.
  • sēn lín lǐ de shù guǒ， yòng zuò zhū shí。
    nuts of forest trees used as feed for swine.
  • “ xià cì nǐ men zǔ zhì xīn dí jiā shí， ” tānɡ mǔ sēn shuō，“ bié wàng liǎo bǎ wǒ bāo kuò jìn qù。”
    "Next time you form a syndicate," said Thomson, "don't forget to cut me in."
  • shǐ dì wén sēn tài tài chuān lǎo zǒng shì， zhěng qí rù shí。
    Mrs.Stevenson always looks sharp as a tack.
  • cí diǎn lǐ shuō tā men shì shì jiè shàng zuì gāo de shēng wù， yòu xiē gāo dá 350 chǐ yǐ shàng， dàn shì mù 'ěr sēn lín de shù jiù méi nà me gāo， yào kàn zuì gāo de shù dé shēn rù jiā zhōu běi bù cái xíng。
    The dictionary says they're the tallest living things. Some are more than three hundred fifty feet high. But none of the trees in Muir Woods is that tall. You have to go further north in California to see the tallest trees.
  • rán 'ér yī dàn bèi xùn fú， tā men huì chéng wéi zài rén jì hǎn zhì de sēn lín zhōng mào xiǎn de qí shì men zhōng xīn gěng gěng 'ér qiě néng gān de pú rén。
    though, if tamed, useful and loyal servants to the wandering knights given up to adventure in the trackless forests.
  • fēi zhōu hé yà zhōu sēn lín zhōng de dà xíng māo kē dòng wù， pí máo tōng cháng shì chá sè dài hēi sè de bān diǎn。
    large feline of African and Asian forests usually having a tawny coat with black spots.
  • tài dí · sī tuō dá dé zhǐ shì shuō liǎo yī jù，“ tānɡ pǔ sēn fū rén， jīn tiān nǐ shēn shàng de wèi dào hé wǒ mā mā guò qù de yī yàng。”
    Teddy Stoddard stayed behind just long enough to say, " Mrs.Thompson, today you smelled just like my mom used to."
  • tānɡ pǔ sēn fū rén rèn jiào de xué xiào yào qiú tā chóngxīn shěn dú hái zǐ men de lǚ lì， tā bǎ tài dí de fàng zài liǎo zuì hòu yī gè。
    At the school where Mrs. Thompson taught, she was required to review each child's records and put Teddy's off until last.
  • tānɡ pǔ sēn fū rén qián yī nián lǐ céng liú xīn guān chá guò zhè gè hái zǐ， fā xiàn tā hé qí tā de hái zǐ wán bù dào yī kuài 'ér， hái chuānzhuó lā tà， lǎo bù xǐ zǎo。
    Mrs. Thompson had watched Teddy the year before and noticed he didn't play well with the other children, that his clothes were unkempt and that he constantly needed a bath.
  • táng nà sēn jiào shòu chēng， zhè cì diào chá biǎo míng qīng shàonián bù xī ná tā men de jiàn kāng qù mào xiǎn。
    Professor Donaldson said the survey showed that teenagers were prepared to take risks with their health.
  • cóng hái tí kāi shǐ， tǎn ní sēn jiù duì cí yǔ de fā yīn zhe liǎo mí。
    From childhood on Tennyson was fascinated by the sound of words.
  • shēng cháng yú sēn lín biān yuán huò kōng kuàng dì dài de lù dì jué lèi zhí wù； fēn bù yú zhěng gè rè dài dì qū。
    terrestrial ferns of forest margin or open ground; pantropical.
  • " běn tè sēn shì yī gè bù zhé bù kòu de dé zhōu lǎo， zài zhè lǐ zhù liǎo yī bèi zǐ， fú wù cān yì yuàn， dài biǎo dé zhōu rén fán shí qī nián。 "
    "Lloyd Bentsen is Texan through and trough, lived here all his life, served in the Senate, representing Texans for17 years."
  • xī sǎ kè sī yīng gé lán nán bù yī dì qū， shì gǔ dài gé lǔ － sà kè sēn wáng guó suǒ zài dì。 gēn jù chuán shuō， gāi wáng guó yóu zhēng fú dà bù liè diān de sà kè sēn rén chuàng jiàn， guó tǔ zuì guǎng shí zhàn jù liǎo yīng jí lì hǎi xiá yǔ tài wù shì hé zhī jiān de qū yù
    A region and ancient Anglo-Saxon kingdom of southern England. According to tradition, the kingdom was founded by the Saxon conquerors of Britain and at its greatest extent occupied the territory between the English Channel and the Thames River.