zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • men néng xià jié lùn shuō de jiù dìng suǒ bào dǎo de tiān huā de rán màn yán yòu guān
    We should not conclude that his death was necessarily linked with the reported outbreak of smallpox.
  • biàn xíng dòuqīng xíng tiān huā shēng zài qián zhù shè guò miáo huò céng guò zhè zhǒng bìng de rén shēn shàng de tiān huā de qīng wēi xíng shì
    A mild form of smallpox occurring in people who have been previously vaccinated or who have had the disease.
  • dòu bìng hán tuō yǎng táng suān de bìng bāo kuò xiē zài chuí dòng zhōng yǐn tiān huāniú dòu lèi bìng de bìng
    Any of a group of DNA-containing viruses, including those that cause smallpox, cowpox, and other poxlike diseases in vertebrates.
  • zhān ài huá 1749 1823 yīng guó nèi shēng niú dòu jiēzhòng chuàng shǐ rén xiàn tiān huā tōng guò jiēzhòng niú dòu lái fáng
    British physician and vaccination pioneer. He found that smallpox could be prevented by inoculation with the substance from cowpox lesions.
  • zhōng guó shí nián dài kāi shǐ zài quán guó zhǒng dòu miáobìng zài liù shí nián dài chū chéng gōng xiāo miè liǎo tiān huā zhè yán zhòng wēi hài 'ér tóng jiàn kāng de chuán rǎn bìng
    From the 1950s, China began to popularize the bovine vaccine and in the early 1960s, smallpox, an infectious disease seriously endangering children's health, was eliminated.
  • zuò wéi shēng huà xué xiǎn wēi zhì zào de xìng chéng guǒzhè xùn jǐng shì diào chá rén yuán kōng zhōng cún zài de shì zuì wēi liàng de tàn huò tiān huā
    The result of breakthroughs in biology, chemistry and micromanufacturing, the instrument can immediately alert investigators to even the slightest hint of anthrax or smallpox in the air.
  • jìzǎixīzàng píng jiě fàng qián de 150 nián jiāntiān huā liú xíng guò zhōng 1925 nián de jǐn jiù yòu 7000 rén sàng shēng
    According to records, in the 150 years before the peaceful liberation of Tibet in 1951, smallpox raged four times, and the contagion in 1925 caused 7,000 deaths in the Lhasa area alone.
  • jìzǎixīzàng píng jiě fàng qián de 150 nián jiāntiān huā liú xíng guò 4 zhōng 1925 nián de jǐn jiù yòu 7000 rén sàng shēng
    It is recorded that during the 150 years before Tibet was peacefully liberated there were four pandemic outbreaks of smallpox, one of which, in 1925, killed 7,000 people in the Lhasa area alone.
  • · hóu sài yīn yán jiū liǎo shí zhǒng néng yǐn huài wēn bān zhèng shāng hán shāng fēngchū xuè děng bìng shēng yuán chū jīn lái zhǎn tiān huā
    Saddam Hussein has investigated dozens of biological agents causing diseases such as gas gangrene, plague, typhus (ph), tetanus, cholera, camelpox and hemorrhagic fever, and he also has the wherewithal to develop smallpox.
  • zhī xiān huā huì shǐ fáng jiān piào liàng lái
    Some fresh flowers should smarten up the room.
  • chuān dài zhěng yóu zhǐ wéi mǒu shū qíng kuàng 'ér bàn piào piào liàng liàng huā zhī zhāo zhǎn
    To dress oneself smartly and often ostentatiously, especially for a special occasion.
  • huā píng fěn suì
    The vase was smashed to pieces.
  • zhè xiē huā hěn xiāng
    These flowers smell very sweet.
  • zài men xié diào jiàn de fēn shíyīngdāng pāo piān zhí yòng shì men de pàn duàn yìng dāng bèi huā yán qiǎo mēngpiàn yìng bèi rén rǎo luàn。 ( měi guó zǒng tǒng lán .G.)
    In our efforts to adjust differences of opinion we should be free from intolerance of passion, and our judgements should be unmoved by alluring phrases and unvexed by selfish interests. (Grover Cleveland, American president)
  • fáng yòu dīng xiāng huā wèi
    The room smelted of lilacs.
  • yào gěi bǎi huā jīn / huà shé tiān 。 ( yīng guó zuò jiā suō shì .W.)
    Don't gild the lily. (William Shakespeare, British dramatist)
  • māo qiáng wēi zhǒng zhìtōng cháng dài de xióng zhū qiā shǔ màn téng zhí kāi de dān xìng huā duǒyòu xīn xíng qiǎn qīng dào hēi de jiāng guǒ
    Any of several woody, usually prickly dioecious vines of the genus Smilax, having greenish, unisexual flowers, heart-shaped leaves, and usually bluish to black berries.
  • zuò wéi xiàn dài de hěn qīng chǔ zhòng yào de shì gěi liǎo hái men duō shǎo zhì de dōng ér shì qīng zhù zài men shēn shàng de guān xīn 'àiguān xīn de tài jǐn néng bāng shěng xià guān de qiánér qiě shèn zhì néng shǐ gǎn dào fèn xīn wèiyīn wéi huā qián duō bìng qiě jǐyǔ liǎo shèng guò de guān huái。 ( měi guó zuò jiā nuò 'āi 'ěr .O.)
    As a modern parent, I know that it's not how much you give children those counts, it's the love and attention you shower on them.A caring attitude can not only save you a small fortune, but also even make you feel good about being tight-fisted and offering more care than presents. (O,Hare Noel, American writer)
  • míng yòu shénme guān méi guī huā jiào zuò bié de míng chēng hái shì zhào yàng fāng xiāng。 ( yīng guó zuò jiā suō shì W)
    What is in a name ?That which we call a rose by any other name would smell and sweet. (William Shakespeare, British dramatist)
  • huā píng luò zài bǎn shàng shuāi fěn suì
    The vase crashed onto the floor and smashed to smithereens.
  • fáng zhǐ huǒ huā wài shè de jīn shǔ wǎng
    a wire net to stop sparks from an open fireplace or smokestack.
  • chā mǎn xiān huā de mào shì zài tiáowèi de ròu zhī zhōng pēng zhì de
    bonnets smothered with flowers; smothered chicken is chicken cooked in a seasoned gravy.
  • jiān nóng zhái yǎn yìng zài méi guī huā cóng zhōng
    The country house was smothered with roses.
  • hǎi guān mén huā liàng shí jiān zhuī xún pǐn zǒu fàn
    The custom department devotes a lot of time hunting drug smugglers.
  • yóu yòu guān yān huā de zhōu tóngsuǒ cún zài dìng shù liàng de zǒu xiē yòu de yàn huǒ cóng guǎn zhì zuì kuān sōng de zhōu zǒu dào gèng qiáng diào gōng zhòng 'ān quán de zhōu
    Since fireworks laws vary from state to state, a certain amount of smuggling goes on,with interesting fireworks flowing from states with the laxest controls to states that place more emphasis on public safety.
  • huā guǒ shòu jīng huā guǒ chóng méi shòu fěn què bǎo huā shù xuán guà zài shí yòng huā guǒ guǒ shù shàng díshì mài huā guǒ shí yòng huā guǒ shòu fěn ràng fēng jiāng huā guǒ de huā fěn dài gěi xiē shí yòng huā guǒ shù zhǒng shàng
    A method of assuring pollination of the Smyrna and other edible figs in which flower clusters of the caprifig are hung from trees of the edible fig, allowing wasps to carry pollen from the flowers of the caprifig to those of the edible varieties.
  • dàn xiǎng jiào hǎo de xíng shì shì chī xiē diǎn xīnwèicǐ hěn shì huā liǎo diǎn shí jiān -- gōng zuò shí shèn zhì wǎn shàng tǎng zài chuáng shàng -- nǎo huàng dòng zhe zhǒng xiǎng
    But I thought it would be nice to have some snacks, and I spent quite a bit of time -- at work and even in bed at night -- tossing ideas in my head.
  • pǐn zhī rényóu fāng xiāng zhī huā 。 ( měi guó shí jiā shī C.C.)
    Personality is to man what perfume is to a flower. (C C Schwab. US A Businessman)
  • méi yòu zhǒng shēng suǒ shòu dào de zàn měi yàn 'è huì chāo guò tōng huā yuán de niú liǎo
    No creature has received more praise and abuse than the common garden snail.
  • nán 'ōu gāo cháng guàn yòu bèi róng máo lián chuàn de huáng huā kāi biàn zhěng xià jié niú xíng jiá
    evergreen shrub of southern European highlands having downy foliage and a succession of yellow flowers throughout the summer followed by curious snail-shaped pods.
  • dài měi zhōu zhǒng duō nián shēng téng běn zhí yòu shí yóu měi de zǒng zhuàng huā de huáng 'ér zāi péi huā guān de lóng bàn pán juàn xiàng niú de
    perennial tropical American vine cultivated for its racemes of showy yellow and purple flowers having the corolla keel coiled like a snail shell; sometimes placed in genus Phaseolus.
  • shì tiáo shé de tuì men de huā yuán yòu hěn duō shé
    It was a snake skin that had been shed by one of our many garden snakes.