zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yòu shí wéi pān yuán zhí yòu gāng máo de chǎn měi zhōu fēi zhōu nán 'ā bàn dǎo
    family of bristly hairy sometimes climbing plants; America and Africa and southern Arabia.
  • ā huò zǎo zhù luó duō dōng huái 'é míng dōng nán de měi zhōu zhù rénxiàn zài rén kǒu fēn 'é huái 'é míng zhōng chuán tǒng de 'ā huò shēng huó píng yuán shàng de liè niú wén míng
    A Native American people formerly inhabiting eastern Colorado and southeast Wyoming, with present-day populations in Oklahoma and central Wyoming. Traditional Arapaho life was based on the buffalo-hunting culture of the Great Plains.
  • dāng xiàn cháng de tóng zhìqièbù quán zài qiē duàn duànyào duō zhǎo xiē rén shāng liàng de shì yào jīng guò bàn dǎn xìn rèn fēi dǎng gànbù zuò zhǒng gōng zuòér jiā yào de zhǐ dǎo jiǎn chá
    For instance, county magistrates should not make decisions arbitrarily simply because they hold power in their hands. Instead, they should consult other people, let people of the various sections handle the things they should handle, and give a free hand to non-Party cadres to do various kinds of work, while providing them with the necessary guidance and checking on their work.
  • zài xué tǎo lùn zhōng yào yán fáng zhù guān duàn
    In scientific discussions it is essential to guard against subjectivism and arbitrariness.
  • xué de fǎn duì duàn xìn mèi zhīyōng xué zhēn zhēn dāng zuò shí jiàn de zhǐ nán chàng zhēn néng zhēn de xué xué de xiǎngyǎng chéng xué de shēng huó xué de gōng zuò fāng de wén huà
    It is scientific in that it opposes arbitrariness, superstition and ignorance, supports scientific truth, taking truth as the guide for practice, and urges people to genuinely master scientific truth, acquire a scientific ideology and learn to live and work in a scientific way.
  • sōng shǔ de shì shǔdiǎn xíng de zhǒng zhōng xíng sōng shǔ
    type genus of the Sciuridae; typical moderate-sized arboreal squirrels.
  • xióng zhōng nán měi zhōu zhǒng shù de dòng ,( xióng huàn xióng yòu zōng máo cháng 'ér chán rào xìng de wěi
    An arboreal mammal(Potos flavus) of Central and South America, having brownish fur and a long, prehensile tail.
  • zhǒng xiǎo de shù zhuàng de tiě zhōng měi tiěyòu shí bèi fàng tiě
    small genus of arborescent cycads of Mexico and Central America; sometimes classified in family Cycadaceae.
  • tàn xún shuǐ yuánkuàng cáng de shén xué
    the arcane science of dowsing.
  • " dàn zhè tàn zhèng shí liǎo gāo zài kǎo jué zhōng de zhòng yào xìng
    "The exploration has taught us that people should learn to use high technology in archaeological excavation."
  • shí tiáo  shěng zhì zhí xiá shì wén gòukǎo yán jiū gòu gāo děng xué xiào děngwèile xué yán jiū jìn xíng kǎo jué chū jué jìhuàbào guó jiā wén huà xíng zhèng guǎn mén huì tóng zhōng guó shè huì xué yuàn shěn chájīng guó jiā wén huà xíng zhèng guǎn mén zhǔn hòushǐ jìn xíng jué
    Article 17 To conduct archaeological excavations for the purpose of scientific research, institutions in charge of cultural relics, institutions for archaeological research and institutions of higher learning in the provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall submit their excavation programmes to the state department for cultural administration for joint examination with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and may not proceed with the excavations until they obtain the approval of the state department for cultural administration.
  •   yào duì quán guó zhòng diǎn wén bǎo dān wèi jìn xíng de kǎo juéyóu guó jiā wén huà xíng zhèng guǎn mén huì tóng zhōng guó shè huì xué yuàn shěn hòubào guó yuàn zhǔn
    Archaeological excavation programmes which have to be carried out at the major sites to be protected for their historical and cultural value at the national level shall be submitted to the state department for cultural administration for joint examination with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences before they are forwarded to the State Council for approval.
  • xiàn dài xué shù zài kǎo shàng de yìng yòng
    Applications of Modern Science and Techniques in Archaeology
  • zài zhǎn shāng kāng kǎi juān zhù xiàbàn shì chù yāo qǐng liǎo duì lái běi jīng zhù míng zhōng guó shè huì xué yuàn kǎo yán jiū suǒ de zhuān kǎo xué jiā cānyù zhè jué gōng zuògòng tóng jìn xíng wài yán jiū jìhuà
    With a generous donation from the developer, the AMO invited a team of professional archaeologists from the renowned Institute of Archaeology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, in Beijing to participate in this rescue operation as a joint field study programme.
  • nán zhōng chéng shìwèi bèi 'ěr lāi nán 。 1914 nián 6 yuè 28 de shā 'ào gōng lǎng · fèi nán gōng shì jiàn yǐn liǎo shì jiè zhànrén kǒu 374, 500
    A city of central Yugoslavia southwest of Belgrade. The assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife on June28,1914, triggered the outbreak of World War I. Population,374, 500.
  • xué jiā men cháng cháng néng jīng què jiàn dìng kǎo huò shǐ qián xiàn de
    Scientists often cannot date precisely archeological or prehistorical findings.
  • liǎo zàngzú chuán tǒng wén huà xiǎo míng de fàn wéihán gài liǎo zhèng zhìjīng shǐwén xué shùzōng jiàozhé xué yán wén jiào kǎo mín cáng zàngyàotiān wén suàn shēng tài bǎo jīng chí zhǎnnóng děng shè huì xué rán xué de fēn běn xué chéng wéi duì xīzàng shè huì jìn xíng quán miàn yán jiū de hóng de xué
    It covers most of the basic subjects in the social and natural sciences, including political science, economics, history, literature and art, religion, philosophy, spoken and written language, geography, education, archeology, folk customs, Tibetan medicine and pharmacology, astronomy, the calendar, ecological protection, sustainable economic development, and agriculture and animal husbandry, breaking the narrow bounds of the "Five Major and Five Minor Treatises of Buddhist Doctrine" of traditional Tibetan culture. Thus Tibetology has become a grand system of comprehensive studies of Tibetan society.
  • ā shǒu xiān xiàn liǎo zhòng yào de dìng ā shì xué jiā 2000 duō nián qián
    An important law was first discovered by Archimedes, who was a scientist who died over 2,000 years ago.
  • jiàn zhù xué jiàn zhù xué
    The science of architecture.
  • dàng 'àn xué shù yán jiū suǒ
    Institute of Archival Science and Technology
  • zài zǒng de dàng 'àn guì bǎo cún zhe de kuài xià ér de kuài tóu suì piàn bèi fàng zài 'é luó lián bāng de guó jiā dàng 'àn guǎn
    In the KGB's headquarters on the fringes of Moscow, his skull is stored in the state archive of the Russian Federation.
  • xué shù dàng 'àn
    scientific and technical archives
  • xué shù dàng 'àn fēn lèi
    scientific and technical archives classification
  • xué shù dàng 'àn guǎn
    scientific and technical archives management
  • xué shù dàng 'àn shì
    scientific and technical archives room
  • xué shù yán jiū dàng 'àn
    scientific and technical research archives
  • men guò shì gōng xué shēngduì
    They are not engineering students, are they?
  • rèn xiān rén zhǎng de dài de ròu zhì zhí zhù yào shēngzhǎng xīn de gān hàn
    any spiny succulent plant of the family Cactaceae native chiefly to arid regions of the New World.
  • dài qiáo zhǒng yòu jiǎ zhǒng
    family of aromatic tropical trees with arillate seeds.
  • zhè zhǒng jiǎng qián zhǒng yàngdōushì quē shǐ xué zhī shí de jiàn jiě
    This assertion, like the previous one, arises from ignorance of the science of history.
  • xiāng fǎn huì xiànměi zhǒng wén huà chéng jiù xué shùjìn yóu men suǒ yōng yòu de jià zhí guān zhè měi jiān de dàn shēng héng héng zhè qiēdōu gēn yuán shēng huó zài liǎng qiān duō nián qián de zhé rén héng héng shì duō de chéng jiù
    On the other hand, at the root of every civilized achievement, such as science, technology, progress, freedom -- at the root of every value we enjoy today, including the birth of this country -- you will find the achievement of one man, who lived over two thousand years ago: Aristotle.
  • bólātú duō kāng 'ěr wén luò děng xiǎng jiā céng shì tàn suǒ xiào shēng ( bólātú dān xīn xiào shēng huì shǐ guó jiā xiàn hùn luànkāng tuī rèn wéidāng rén men wéi huì shēng de shì qíng méi yòu shēng shíjiù huì chǎn shēng xiàozhè jiù shì chū rén liào de miào zuò yòng de yuán yīn ), dàn men zhí shì cóng zhé xué de jiǎo 'ér shì cóng xué de jiǎo lái tàn suǒ de
    Thinkers from Plato and Aristotle to Kant, Darwin and Freud have tried to fathom laughter (Plato fered it would disrupt the state, and Kant theorized that it arises when what you expect to happen doesn't, which is why surprising punch lines work), but they've been long on philosophy and short on science.