花zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xùn liàn jiù shì yī qiē : shuǐ mì táo de qián shēn shì kǔ lǐ zǐ， ér huā yē cài wú fēi shì shòu guò dà xué jiào yù de yē cài bà liǎo。
    Training is everything: the peach is once a bitter almond; cauliflowers are nothing but cabbages with college education.
  • xùn liàn jiù shì yī qiē： shuǐ mì táo de qián shēn shì kǔ lǐ zǐ， ér huā yē cài wú fēi shì shòu guò dà xué jiào yù de yē cài bà liǎo。
    Training is everything: the peach is once a bitter almond; cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with college education.
  • ōu yà de yī zhǒng jīng cháng zāi péi de cháng lǜ guàn mù huò xiǎo qiáo mù， yòu měi lì de bái sè huā cù hé píng huá de yè， chǎn chū yī zhǒng yóu、 lèi sì kǔ xìng rén yóu。
    frequently cultivated Eurasian evergreen shrub or small tree having showy clusters of white flowers and glossy foliage and yielding oil similar to bitter almond oil.
  • yòu gè yī shān lán lǚ de jiào huā zǐ， hùn shēn zài qún zhòng dāng zhōng， què méi néng lāo dào shénme yóu shuǐ， jiù shì shēn shǒu dào shēn bàng bié rén de kǒu dài lǐ， dà gài yě dé bù dào zú gòu de bǔ cháng， suì líng jī yī dòng， xīn xiǎng hé bù pá dào mǒu gè míng xiǎn de wèi zhì， hǎo xī yǐn zhòng rén de mù guāng hé shīshě。
    A beggar, a shocking tatterdemalion, too tightly squeezed in among the crowd to be able to collect his usual harvest, or, in all probability, had not found sufficient to indemnify himself in the pockets of his immediate neighbours, had conceived the bright idea of perching himself in some conspicuous spot from whence he might attract the gaze and the alms of the benevolent.
  • bié pèng nà xiē huā！
    Let those flowers alone!
  • rén men zài huì yì xiū xī jiànxì huò zài huā yuán zhōng sàn bù shí jūn chǔyú α bō zhuàng tài。
    A person who takes a break from a conference and walks in the garden is often in an alpha state.
  • gāo shān shàng de huā hěn 'ǎi。
    Alpine flowers are short.
  • dōng bàn qiú yī zhǒng shān yīng sù， kāi bái huò huáng dào chéng huáng sè huā 。
    Old World alpine poppy with white or yellow to orange flowers.
  • fēn bù zài běi měi de běi bù hé gāo shān dì qū cháng dé 'ǎi de chéng cù zhuàng de měi nián luò yè de guàn mù， yòu fěn sè dào shān hú hóng sè de huā hé tián de lán jiāng guǒ。
    low-growing tufted deciduous shrub of northern and alpine North America having pink to coral-red flowers followed by sweet blue berries.
  • yī zhǒng yòu xīn xíng yè zǐ de yě huā ， huā huáng sè； luò jī shān mài yǐ xī de gāo shān dì qū， cóng 'ā lā sī jiā zhì jiā lì fú ní yà nán bù。
    wildflower with heart-shaped leaves and broad yellow flower heads; of alpine areas west of the Rockies from Alaska to southern California.
  • yī zhǒng duō nián shēng de 'ōu zhōu gāo shān zhí wù， yè shàng cháng yòu hòu mì de、 bái sè mián máo zhuàng róu máo， yòu shǎn yào de、 bái sè huā bāo， kāi xiǎo huā 。
    alpine perennial plant native to Europe having leaves covered with whitish down and small flower heads held in stars of glistening whitish bracts.
  • huǒ róng cǎo yī zhǒng yuán chǎn yú 'ōu zhōu de gāo shān zhí wù（ gāo shān huǒ róng cǎo huǒ róng cǎo shǔ）， yè miàn fù gài yòu bái máo， kāi wéi míng xiǎn de bái sè bāo piàn huán rào sì zhōu de xiǎo huā
    An alpine plant(Leontopodium alpinum), native to Europe and having leaves covered with whitish down and small flower heads surrounded by conspicuous whitish bracts.
  • xiǎo guàn mù， yòu xiǎo de cháng qīng de shù yè hé fěn sè huò zǐ sè de huā ； fēn bù zài 'ā 'ěr bēi sī shān dǐng hé yà zhōu、 ōu zhōu hé měi guó de gāo dì。
    small shrub with tiny evergreen leaves and pink or purple flowers; Alpine summits and high ground in Asia and Europe and United States.
  • jié fū : wǒ lái shuō， yī gòng sì xiàng : bīng qiú yùn dòng， huá bīng ( sù dù huá bīng、 huā yàng huá bīng )， huá xuě ( gāo shān huá xuě、 tiào tái huá xuě )， xiàn dài dōng jì liǎng xiàng ( huá xuě hé shè jī )， hái yòu yī xiàng shì shénme lái zhe ?
    Jeff: Let me say it. There are altogether four events: ice hockey,skating (speed skating, figure skating), skiing (alpine skiing, jump skiing) and biathlon (skiing and shooting), what is the other event?
  • yuán chǎn yú 'ā 'ěr bēi sī dì qū de bào chūn huā ； zhòngzhí pǔ biàn。
    yellow-flowered primrose native to Alps; commonly cultivated.
  • nǐ de wài yī gǎi yī gǎi yào huā yī gè xīng qī。
    The alterations to your coat will take a week.
  • cǎo běn zhí wù de yī gè shǔ， dà bù fēn chǎn yú 'ào dà lì yà， yè jī shēng hù shēng， huā chéng tóu zhuàng huā xù， xī shū sǎn fáng zhuàng。
    mostly Australian herbs having basal or alternate leaves and loosely corymbose flower heads.
  • jiāo chā chī zhāng huì sī tè pái lèi bǐ sài zhōng yóu dā dàng jiāo tì yòng wáng pái chī jìn yóu tóng bàn lǐng chū de huā sè pái de yī xì liè dǎ fǎ
    A series of plays in games of the whist family in which partnership hands alternately trump suits led by the other partner.
  • liú huā tí mǎ tóng cè de liǎng tuǐ tóng shí jǔ qǐ zài liǎng cè lún liú xiàng qián de qīng sōng de mǎ bù
    To move along at an easy gait by using both legs on one side alternately with both on the other. Used of a horse.
  • wú huā zhí wù de yī gè yà bù， yǐ jiǎ gēn 'ér fēi zhēn gēn wéi tè diǎn， yòu xiǎo de huò méi yòu wéi guǎn zǔ zhì， yòu jié hé tǐ hé bāo zǐ tǐ de shì dài jiāo tì； yóu tái xiǎn lèi zǔ chéng。
    a division of nonflowering plants characterized by rhizoids rather than true roots and having little or no organized vascular tissue and showing alternation of generations between gamete-bearing forms and spore-bearing forms; comprises true mosses (Bryopsida) and liverworts (Hepaticopsida) and hornworts (Anthoceropsida).
  • tíng jì shǔ zhí wù de rèn hé yī zhǒng， jù yòu chéng chuàn zhuàng de xiǎo de、 huáng sè huò bái sè de huā 。
    any garden plant of the genus Alyssum having clusters of small yellow or white flowers.
  • tíng jì yī zhǒng shí zì huā kē xiāng jì cài shǔ， zhù yào shēngzhǎng zài dì zhōng hǎi dì qū de cǎo huò guān shǎng zhí wù， yòu bái sè huò huáng sè de zǒng zhuàng huā xù
    Any of various chiefly Mediterranean weeds or ornamentals of the genus Alyssum in the mustard family, having racemes of white or yellow flowers.
  • ā màn dá huā liǎo hěn cháng shí jiān qù shú xī huàn dǎng。
    It took Amanda a long time to get used to the gear shift.
  • fú léi dí xiàng 'ā màn dá qiú hūn shí， tā huā liǎo hěn cháng shí jiān xún zhǎo fáng zǐ， kě shì xiàn zài tā míng bái liǎo， tā zài piàn tā。 tā méi zhēn zhèng xiǎng qǔ tā。
    Amanda spent a lot of time looking for a house when Freddie asked her to marry him. But now she realizes he was leading her up the garden path and never really intended to marry her.
  • fēi zhōu nán bù de yī zhǒng jù yòu lín jīng de zhí wù， huā chéng bái sè huò fěn hóng sè， jù fāng xiāng wèi。
    amaryllis of South Africa often cultivated for its fragrant white or rose flowers.
  • rè dài měi zhōu chǎn de yī zhǒng gū tǐng huā ， yīn jù měi lì de bái sè dào hóng sè de huā ér bèi guǎng fàn zhòngzhí。
    amaryllis of tropical America often cultivated as a houseplant for its showy white to red flowers.
  • méi xiǎng dào zhè jìng yǐn fā chū wǒ zài zhuāng shì、 diǎn zhuì fāng miàn de tiān fù， gè zhǒng gè yàng de dōng xī， cóng gū tǐng huā dào fēng shù de yè yá， dōuchéng wèiwǒ shǒu xià de zhuāng shì cái liào。
    This arranger of mine had developed a flair for decorating, using everything from amaryllis to the buds of a maple tree.
  • yóu qiú jīng shēngzhǎng 'ér chéng yòu huā jīng de lèi sì gū tǐng huā shǔ zhí wù de xiǎo xíng zhí wù de yī gè shǔ； yòu shí bèi huàfēn wéi shí suàn kē zhí wù de yī gè kē de yī yuán； xiǎo jīn méi cǎo shǔ de yī zhǒng zhí wù。
    small plants that resemble Amaryllis and that grow from a corm and bear flowers on a leafless stalk; sometimes classified as member of the family Amaryllidaceae: star grass.
  • lì rú， yī fèn idc de bào gào chēng， amazon ． com（ yà mǎ xùn wǎng shàng shū diàn） dà yuē huā 90 měi fēn xī yǐn yī míng kè hù dào qí web wǎng zhàn。
    IDC's research reports, for instance, that Amazon． com spends approximately 90 cents just to attract a customer to its Web site.
  • jīn tiān， kē xué men rèn wéi hǔ pò shì dài diàn de， dāng mó cā shí， yòu shí huì chū xiàn huǒ huā ， ér qiě hǔ pò néng xī yǐn zhǐ xiè huò qí tā qīng xiǎo de wù tǐ。
    Scientists say today that the amber had become charged with electricity. When this happens, there are sometimes sparks, and the amber will attract to it small pieces of paper or other very light objects.
  • hǔ pò : xī là rén bǎ zhè zhǒng shí tóu chēng wéi diàn zǐ， zhè jiù ràng wǒ men yòu liǎo diàn zhè gè cí； zhè zhǒng shí tóu mó cā shí néng mào chū huǒ huā ， yòu duō shǎo wèiwǒ men jiě shì liǎo wèishénme shǐ qián shí dài de rén men jiù kě néng yǐ jīng bǎ hǔ pò shì wéi jí xiáng wù。
    Amber-The Greeks called this stone electron,which gave us our word for electricity,and its power to give off sparks when rubbed gives us a clue why even prehistoric people may have considered amber a lucky charm.
  • zhè jìhuà shì míng bǎi zhe de héng héng qī wàng tài gāo， huā qián tài duō。
    The scheme speaks for itself héng it's far too ambitious and expensive.