zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shēng shuō shì men chá xiū shì shí fēn zhí de men zǒng shì tán běn xíngshí shàng men zhǐ yòu zhè shí hòu cái néng liáo liáo men bìng rén de qíng kuàng
    The doctor says, “ a tea break with the nurses in immensely valuable. We always talk shop. It's the only real chance we get to chat about our patients.”
  • zhí zài shuǐ jìn pào fēn zhōng
    Please immerse the plant in water for a few minutes.
  • diàn yǒng zài tōng cháng yóu jìn méi diàn gōng de diàn chǎng de zuò yòng xiàdài diàn jiāo huò fēn zài liú zhōng de qiān
    The migration of charged colloidal particles or molecules through a solution under the influence of an applied electric field usually provided by immersed electrodes.
  • méi yòu chí shēn fēn zhèng míng wén jiàn 'ér chū jìnghuò zài chū jìng guǎn zhì zhàn bèi xiàn huò bèi qiǎn fǎn xiāng gǎng de rén chū jìng de guǎn zhì chéng
    the procedures for immigration control of persons who are found at, or returned to, immigration check points without proof of identity;
  • gēn duì shì jiè shì de zhè xiē fēn duì men zhōu wéi huán jìng de fēn men gǎi biàn liǎo yuán lái rèn wéi zhàn zhēng de wēi xiǎn hěn jìn de kàn
    In short, after analysing the general trends in the world and the environment around us, we have changed our view that the danger of war is imminent.
  • jiā liǎng kuài huò zhě gèng duō de chuí jiáo zhèng chuí de wěn dìng de fēn zhǒng wài shǒu shùyòu shí yòng qiān yǐn huò zhě dìng
    correction of an unstable part of the spine by joining two or more vertebrae; usually done surgically but sometimes done by traction or immobilization.
  • dìng bìng bǎo shēn de fēn de zhěng xíng wài zhuāng zhì
    an orthopedic device used to immobilize and protect a part of the body (as a broken leg).
  • jiù yào de guòfèn
    Immoderate and incurable vanity.
  • kuáng huān duàn jiā xiàn zhì deguò fēn fàng zòng de shí jiān
    A period of unrestrained, immoderate self-indulgence.
  • guò fēn wàng xiǎng bié rén de suǒ yòu
    To feel immoderate desire for that which is another's.
  • wén xué shì shǐ de yǒng cún fēn
    Literature is the immortal part of history;
  • fēn de rén xiāng xìn shēn huì dàn jīng shén què shì xiǔ de
    Most people believe that a man's body dies but his soul is immortal.
  • xué zhōng yòu guān shēn miǎn tǒng de fēn zhī
    the branch of medical science that studies the body's immune system.
  • miǎn tǒng bìng yào fēn zhěng bìng jūn
    The immune system does not need to analyses the entire pathogen.
  • miǎn xué zhōng yòu guān miǎn tǒng de shēng de fēn zhī
    the branch of immunology that deals with pathologies of the immune system.
  • xiē yán jiū xiǎn shìtōng guò jiǎn shǎo xiāng guān de fēn xiào duì miǎn tǒng chǎn shēng liǎo yǐng xiǎngdāng kāi huái xiào de shí hòu tǒng chǎn shēng gèng duō de t bāo
    Some studies suggest that laughter affects the immune system by reducing the production of hormones associated with stress, and that when you laugh the immune system produces more T-cells.
  • b bāo zuò wéi miǎn tǒng de fēn biǎo miàn bèi liǎo mǒu zhǒng chuán rǎn jié de kàng biǎo xíng
    Part of the immune system, B cells express antibodies on their surfaces that bind to particular infectious particles.
  • niánzhōng guó zhèng zhèng shì xuān fēn liǎng shí xiàn 'ér tóng miǎn biāo1988 nián shěng wéi dān wèi、199 nián xiàn wéi dān wèi 'ér tóng miǎn jiēzhòng shuài fēn bié dào85
    In 1985, the Chinese Government announced officially that its target for immunizing children would be realized in two steps, i.e. the inoculation rate of children would be 85 percent by 1988, counted at the provincial level, and again 85 percent by 1990, counted at the county level.
  • zài shàng shù zhòu zhōng yǐng xiǎng shí biéyǐng xiǎng yǐng xiǎng píng jià sān zhě zuì wéi zhòng yào xià jiù zhè sān zhě fēn bié jìn xíng shù
    Among the five steps the impact identification, impact prediction and impact evaluation are most important. For each step there are different methods and considerations.
  • shòu chuán tǒng wén jiàn zhàng yǐng xiǎng zuì de yòng bān fēn wéi sān lèizhè xiē shì wéi chǔlǐ 'ér shì cún chǔ jiǎn suǒ suàn shù kāi de
    The users most impacted by the failure of traditional file servers, developed for processing rather than storage and retrieval of computer data, typically fall into one of three categories.
  • dàn shìlǎo bǎn tóng shì réng mìqiè zhù shì zhe liàn 'ài de shuāng fāngháo wèn fēn shì chū mǎn kuī shì xīn dàn tóng shí xiǎng què bǎo lèi fēng liú shì yǐng xiǎng rèn rén de zhèng cháng gōng zuò
    However,bosses and co workers do watch romantic liaisons with an eagle eye,no doubt partly out of voyeurism,but also to make sure the romance doesn't impair anyone's ability to function at work.
  • yòng xiū shì huò shuō míng suàn yùn xíng zhōng chū xiàn de zhǒng cuò huài suàn de běn cāo zuòfēi zhì mìng cuò yòng cāo zuò tǒng huò yùn xíng shí tǒng de fēn jìn xíng jiǎn yán jiūjiēguǒ xiǎn shì chū lái yòng jìn xíng chéng pàn duàn
    Pertaining to an error that does not impair the basic operation of the computer. A nonfatal error can be detected and investigated by a part of the operating system or run-time system and the results can be displayed or used to make a programmed decision.
  • hùn xiáo duì shí jiān diǎn huò rén quē fēn biàn néng xīn hùn luàn de zhuàng tài
    Impaired orientation with respect to time, place, or person; a disturbed mental state.
  • ér xiē cóng méi yòu zāo shòu shì jué huò tīng jué sǔn shāng zhī de rén què hěn shǎo chōng fēn yòng zhè xiē tiān de guān néng
    But those who have never suffered impairment of sight or hearing seldom make the fullest use of these blessed faculties.
  • xīn xué shí yàn shì xiànzhè zhǒng lǎo shēng cháng tán shì de shuō zuì duō zhǐ yòu xiǎo fēn shì duì deér xiē yán jiū xiàn zài liàng shí de rén qún zhōng gēn běn méi yòu shì hěn qīng wēi de jīng shén sǔn shāng de xiàng
    The picture emerging from psychology labs is that there is at most a kernel of truth in this stereotype, while some studies find no evidence of even subtle mental impairment in heavy users.
  • dàn shìjiāng néng liàng chuán sòng gěi shuǐ fēn de zuì jiā jìng hái zài zhì de lèi xíng
    But the best way to impart energy to the water molecules depends on the type of tissue.
  • zhòng cáigōng duàn zhēng zhí shuāng fāng jiāng fēn zhū shuāng fāng gòng tóng rèn huò tiáo guī dìng de gōng zhèng de rén huò zhì de guò chéng
    The process by which the parties to a dispute submit their differences to the judgment of an impartial person or group appointed by mutual consent or statutory provision.
  • wáng píng : zhè shì wèile gèng chōng fēn xiàn 'ào yùngōng píngcānyùjìng zhēngde jīng shén shè de
    Wang Ping: It is set up in order to better display the Olympic spirit of "impartiality, participation and competition".
  • liǎng jiǎng shí dài de zhèng fēng suī yòu zhī chùdàn zhèng shāng fēn shǐ liúér duì tān 'àn jiàn shàng néng bǐng gōng chǔlǐ
    Officialdom in the late Chiangs' era deserved criticism,but at least it did not gang up with the business sector for dirty profits, and could handle corruption cases with tolerable justice and impartiality.
  • liǎng jiǎng shí dài de zhèng fēng suī yòu zhī chùdàn zhèng shāng fēn míng shǐ liúér duì tān 'àn jiàn shàng néng bǐng gōng chǔlǐ
    Officialdom in the late Chiangs' era deserved criticism, but at least it did not gang up with the business sector for dirty profits, and could handle corruption cases with tolerable justice and impartiality.
  • guǒ zhōng guó néng gòu chōng fēn huì liǎng 'àn guān yìng néng zǒu chū dāng qián yīn máizhǎo chū shuāng yíng zhī dào
    And if China could keep its finger on the pulse of changes in Taiwanese public opinion, a win-win solution may be found for the current impasse in cross-strait relations.
  • guǒ shuō lián gòng chǎn dǎng lǐng dǎo de mìng zhàn zhēng shì zài sān nián tóu wán jié liǎo de huà zhōng guó gòng chǎn dǎng lǐng dǎo de mìng zhàn zhēngguò jīng huā liǎo hěn cháng de shí jiānér yào zuì hòu chè jiě jué nèi wài fǎn mìng shì men hái zhǔn bèi zài huā yīngyǒu de shí jiānxiàng guò yàng guò fēn de xìng shì xíng de
    Seeing that the revolutionary war led by the Communist Party of the Soviet Union took three years to conclude, we must be prepared to devote to the already protracted revolutionary war led by the Chinese Communist Party the longer time necessary to dispose of the domestic and foreign counter-revolutionary forces hnally and thoroughly. The kind of impatience that was formerly displayed will never do.