zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • sān zhǒng jīng wén lái zuò jiào : ā wén zuò shàng de fēng chuī zhe
    With this verse he compares three texts: the Arabic verse which says, The winds of God blew;
  • wèi yīn xià miàn huò zhě bàng biān de biāo zài lái huò ā biǎo shì yuán yīn yīn
    a mark placed below or near a consonant (as in Hebrew or Arabic) to indicate the spoken vowel.
  • ruǎn tángjiāo táng jiāng ā shù jiāo zhōng chū de jiāo huò míng jiāo jiā tángyán xiāng wèi zhì chéng de xiǎo táng guǒ shàng shā táng
    A small candy made of sweetened, colored, and flavored gum arabic or gelatin and coated with coarse granulated sugar.
  •   qǐng qiú shūshuō míng shūquán yào qiú shū zhāi yào yīngdāng fēn bié yòng ā shù shùn biān hào
    The request, description, claims, drawings and abstract shall be numbered separately in Arabic numerals and arranged in numerical order.
  • tǎn de guān fāng wén xué yánjiē jìn yìn zài yìn guǎng fàn shǐ yòng fēn shì lín); ā shǒu suǒ xiě
    the official literary language of Pakistan, closely related to Hindi; widely used in India (mostly by Moslems); written in Arabic script.
  • 'ěr xiàn dài lǎng yánshǐ gōng yuán 9 shì yòng ā shū xiěshì lǎng de běn guó
    The modern Iranian language, dating from about the ninth century a.d., that is the national language of Iran and is written in an Arabic alphabet; Persian.
  • 'ěr tǎn guān fāng shū miàn yán de yìn yòng ā shū xiězài yìn bèi guǎng fàn shǐ yòng zhù yào shǐ yòng zhě wéi lín
    An Indic language that is the official literary language of Pakistan. It is written in an Arabic alphabet and is also widely used in India, chiefly by Moslems.
  • jiǎ shè měi guó de qíng bào zhì néng gòu sōu dào gòu de zhèng ér měi xiàng zhèng dōuzhǐ xiàng 'ào yòu lián de ā kǒng fènzǐ shì jiè shàng guó jiā suǒ néng zuò de biàn fēi cháng yòu xiànzhǐ néng dān xīn měi guó de fǎn huì dài lái zěn yàng de qiáng liè chōng
    Assuming that the US secret services had done their homework and every single factor incriminates terrorists of Arabic descent with links to Osama bin Laden, the world could do little but fear backlash by the Bush administration.
  • tóng shínán de yìn 'ěr wén huà de wén huà ā wén huà děng bié shì zhōng yuán de hàn wén huàduì xīzàng wén huà de zhǎn chǎn shēng liǎo jiào de yǐng xiǎng
    At the same time, the Indian and Nepalese cultures of South Asia, the Persian and Arabic cultures of West Asia and especially the Han Chinese culture of the Central Plain had considerable influence on the development of Tibetan culture.
  • zài guó zhāo dài huì shàng guān chá xià měi guó dài biǎo ā guó jiā dài biǎo jiāo tán shí de qíng jǐngbiàn huì xiàn měi guó rén zài tīng zhù xiàng hòu tuìér men de lái ā guó jiā de jiāo tán duì xiàng jǐn gēn
    They differ, however, in where they draw these lines. Look at an international reception with representatives from the US and Arabic countries conversing and you will see the Americans pirouetting backwards around the hall pursued by their Arab partners.
  • zài zhōng shì ā xué zhù zuò zhōngcéng chū xiàn guò jué tǎn wéi jué rén de ”, shì zhǐ zhōng 'ěr běi lián de dōng
    The term “ Turkistan” appeared in Arabic geographical works in the Middle Ages. It meant “ the region of the Turks” and referred to the areas north of the Sir River in Central Asia and the adjoining areas to the east of the river.
  • 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.
  • fàn gāng chì liè zhǐ ā qián wǎng héng de jué dìng
    The Vatican on Monday condemned Israel's ban on Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat from travelling to Bethlehem as "arbitrarily imposed"and said it had tried to convince the Jewish state to reverse its decision.
  • ā zài ā shǐ yòng de fāng yán
    The dialect of ancient Greek used in Arcadia.
  • ā rén ā de yuán zhù mín huò mín
    A native or inhabitant of the ancient Greek region of Arcadia.
  • ā de ā de ā rén de ā yán de ā wén huà de huò zhī yòu guān de
    Of or relating to the ancient Greek region of Arcadia or its people, language, or culture.
  • men rèn wéi zhè xiē qīng tóng shì yùn wǎng lín de,” ā de kǎo rén · ān ā shuō rèn wéi chuán zài gōng yuán sān shì dào liù shì de mǒu shí hòu zāo dào liǎo fēng bào
    "We like to think the bronzes were being carried into Brindisi," says Giuseppe Andreassi, archaeological superintendent of Apulia, who believes that the boat was caught in a storm sometime between the third and sixth centuries A.D.
  • ā guó hǎi dōng jīn yuē dàn nán de guó jiù yuē quán shūzhè de mín shì luò de hòu dàikǎo xué dìng gāi yòu dìng rén kǒu de shǐ shàng zhì gōng yuán qián 13 shì
    An ancient kingdom east of the Dead Sea in present-day southwest Jordan. According to the Old Testament, its inhabitants were descendants of Lot. Archaeological exploration has traced settlement in the area to at least the13th century b.c.
  • ā shí 'ěr shù kǎo guǎn
    Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology
  • gǎn dào ā qiē 'ěr méi yòu gōng kāi duì dài yīn chá xià
    I felt in my bones that Archer didn't go him justice and I wanted to make sure.
  • yòu shì shuō ā zhì zào liǎo huǒ yàn jìngdiǎn liǎo jìn gōng de luó zhàn chuán
    One story says the Archimedes made a burning mirror to set fire to the Roman ships which were attacking Syracuse.
  • ā wèi wěi de xué jiā xiàn liǎo yuán
    Archimedes , a great physicist , discovered the principle of floating bodies.
  • 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.
  • wěi de zhēn shì cóng 'ǒu rán zhōng 'ǒu 'ěr xiàn de ā de zǎo shuǐ niú dùn de píng guǒ jiù shì zhù míng de zhèngdàn shì
    Great truths may seem to have been discovered by accident, witness the classic examples of Archimedes bathwater and Newton's apple, but…
  • ā dìng zhè yàng jiě shìdāng fāng wán quán jìn zài shuǐ zhōng shí guǒ pái chū de shuǐ de zhòng liàng gāi fāng de zhòng liàng zhònggāi fāng jiù huì shàng rán hòu tíng zài shuǐ miàn shàng guǒ pái chū de shuǐ zhòng liàng gāi fāng de zhòng liàng qīnggāi zhù fāng jiù huì xià chén dào shuǐ guǒ shuǐ de zhòng liàng fāng de zhòng liàng xiāng děnggāi fāng jiāng shàng shēng xià chén men chǔyú píng héng zhuàng tài
    Archimedes' law can be explained here like this: When a cube is completely under water, if the weight of water which is pushed aside is greater than the weight of the cube. It will go up and stay on top of the water. If it is less than the weight of the cube it will go down in the water. If it is the same as the weight of the cube, it will neither stay on top nor go down. They have come to balance each other.
  • yuǎn nán měi zhōu de qún dǎomài zhé lún hǎi xiá jiāng fēn yóu zhì ā gēn tíng gòng tōng guǎn
    an archipelago off S South America; separated from the continent by the Strait of Magellan; islands are administered by Chile and by Argentina.
  • kǎn měi guó ā jiā zhōu dōng nán chéng shìwèi shān qún dǎo zhōng de dǎo shàngzài 19 shì 90 nián dài de táo jīn zhōng shì kuàng gōng de gōngjǐ diǎnxiàn zài shì nèi tōng dào de zhù yào gǎng kǒu yóu zhōng xīnrén kǒu 7, 198
    A city of southeast Alaska on an island in the Alexander Archipelago. A supply point for miners during the gold rush of the1890's, it is now a major port and tourist center on the Inside Passage. Population,7, 198.
  • ā wéi nán qún dǎo luó de hǎi zhōng de qún dǎowèi ruì diǎn fēn lán zhī jiān de de wān de kǒu chùgāi qún dǎo 12 shì shí wéi ruì diǎn de zhí mín , 1809 nián ràng gěi 'é guó shì jiè zhàn hòu chéng wéi fēn lán de fēn
    An archipelago in the Baltic Sea at the entrance to the Gulf of Bothnia between Sweden and Finland. Colonized in the12th century by Swedes, the islands were ceded to Russia in1809 and became part of Finland after World War I.
  • luó 'è 'ěr · ā dào 'ěr 1883 1969 měi guó jiàn zhù shībāo hào jiàn zhù xué pài chuàng shǐ rén duì xiàn dài jiàn zhù shù yòu zhòng de yǐng xiǎng
    German-born American architect. Founder of the Bauhaus school of design, he exerted tremendous influence on modern architecture.
  • zhū nuò xià ā ěr de yǎn jīng zài de kǒng què de wěi shàng zuò wéi zhuāng shìzhí dào jīn tiān zhè xiē yǎn jīng hái dāi zài lǎo fāng
    The eyes of Argus Juno took and scattered as ornaments on the tail of her peacock, where they remain to this day.
  • ā ěr tīng xīn kuàng shén
    Argus listened with delight.
  • zhè shēn shēn wēn rén xīn de shì hái méi yòu jiǎng wán qiū jiù kàn dào ā ěr de yǎn jīng zhǐ zhǐ hūn hūn shuì
    Before Mercury had finished this deeply soothing story he saw the eyes of Argus all asleep.