zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • chǎn cóng bǎi qún dǎo luó dào nán měi zhōu de jiāo tān
    on reefs from Bermuda and Florida to northern South America.
  • chǎn cóng nán luó lái dào bǎi qún dǎo hǎi wān de jīn lín
    a squirrelfish found from South Carolina to Bermuda and Gulf of Mexico.
  • zhǒng 'ǎi shēng de guàn zhuàng zhí huáng huā de piàn huā bàn pái chéng shí xíngchǎn bǎi qún dǎo měi guó dōng nán dào yìn qún dǎo dōng de
    low shrubby plant having yellow flowers with four petals arranged in a cross; Bermuda and southeastern United States to West Indies and eastern Mexico.
  • 'ěr guó nán niú shān jiǎo xià de chéng zhèn luó tiān zhù jiào de shèng 'ér wén míngzhè shèng chuán tǒng shì 1858 nián shèng chū xiàn zài shèng qián de fāngrén kǒu 17, 425
    A town of southwest France at the foot of the Pyrenees. It is noted for its Roman Catholic shrine marking the site where the Virgin Mary is said to have appeared to Saint Bernadette in1858. Population, 17,425.
  • xiǎo de chī deyán cóng 'àn dào hēi yòu 'āo xiàn de jiāng guǒchǎn měi guó nán
    small edible dark purple to black berry with large pits; southern United States.
  • měi guó nán jié wèi de dàn xiǎo de jiāng guǒ
    of southern United States; having an insipid berry the size of a hen egg.
  • měi guó nán běi zhàn zhēng zhōng jué dìng xìng de zhàn( 1863); bèi bāo wéi jiē jìn xīng hòu nán lián méng de jūn duì zuì zhōng tóu jiàng
    a decisive battle in the American Civil War (1863); after being besieged for nearly seven weeks the Confederates surrendered.
  • bèi zuò liǎo jiè shàoshuō míng gāng cóng nán fāng lái
    Betty introduced herself, stating that she recently came from the South.
  • fēi shì tǎn nán dài zhàn lüè shàng wèi cóng 'āi dào de mào xiàn shàngzài shèng jīng shí dàizhè de chéng shì xíng chéng liǎo sōng sàn de tóng méng zhòng
    An ancient region of southwest Palestine. Strategically located on a trade route from Egypt to Syria, the cities of the region formed a loose confederacy important in biblical times.
  • fēi zhōu lín jìn zhōu nán de zhǒng fēn guǎng fànzhī fán mào de shùyóu jìn miàn de shù zhī zhī chēng,; zài de duǎn zhī shàng chǎn chuàn shēng de liè zhì huā guǒ shí yòng,; xiāng gāo xuán líng
    thick-branched wide-spreading tree of Africa and adjacent southwestern Asia often buttressed with branches rising from near the ground; produces cluster of edible but inferior figs on short leafless twigs; the Biblical sycamore.
  • nán fēi nián huò 'èr nián shēng zhí shǔ huā zhǐ zài míng liàng yáng guāng xià kāi fàng
    South African annual or biennial plants having flowers that open only in bright sunlight.
  • gāo de jiù shì jiè liǎng nián shēng cháng zhe de jǐn kòu de bái bān diǎn de tóu zhuàng huā jiā nán měi zhòngzhí
    tall Old World biennial thistle with large clasping white-blotched leaves and purple flower heads; naturalized in California and South America.
  • měi guó nán de liǎng nián shēng zhí yòu dài guāng de bái bǐngchǐ zhuàng de 'àn huáng de huā kāi zài zǎo shàng
    biennial of southwestern United States having lustrous-white stems and toothed leaves grown for its large pale yellow flowers that open in early morning.
  • 'ā wèi mài lóng nán de gāi guó zuì chéng shìlín wānshì gāi guó zhù yào gǎng shìrén kǒu 841, 000
    The largest city of Cameroon, in the southwest part of the country on the Bight of Biafra. It is the country's chief port. Population,841, 000.
  • mài lóng kào jìn wān de zhōng fēi guó jiāyóu qián shǔ mài lóng yīng shǔ mài lóng de nán chéng, 1960 nián shǒu shì wēn zuì chéng shì shì 'ā rén kǒu 9, 542, 400
    A country of west-central Africa on the Bight of Biafra. Comprising the former French Cameroons and the southern part of British Cameroons, it became independent in1960. Yaound is the capital and Douala the largest city. Population,9, 542, 400.
  • zhuànjì shì běi jiē shǐ nán jiè xiǎo shuōdōng bīn gào lín rǒng fán de
    Biography is a region bounded on the north by history, on the south by fiction, on the east by obituary and on the west by tedium.
  • guó jiā rán bǎo yòu 99 chù zhōng jiā guó rén shēng juàn bǎo wǎng de rán bǎo yòu 10 chùbāo kuò lín cháng bái shān chuān lóngguì zhōu fàn jìng shān běi shén nóng jià jiàn shānxīn jiāng fēngguǎng dōng dǐng shānnèimēng lín guō jiāng yán chéng yún nán shuāng bǎn rán bǎo
    There are 99 national-level reserves, of which ten -- Jilin's Changbai Mountains, Sichuan's Wolong, Guizhou's Fanjing Mountains, Hubei's Shennongjia, Fujian's Wuyi Mountains, Xinjiang's Mt.Bogda, Guangdong's Dinghu Mountains, Inner Mongolia's Xilingol, Jiangsu's Yancheng and Yunnan's Xishuangbanna -- have been listed in the International Network of Men and Biosphere Reserves.
  • guó jiā rán bǎo yòu 99 chù zhōng jiā guó rén shēng juàn bǎo wǎng de rán bǎo yòu 10 chùbāo kuò : lín cháng bái shān chuān lóngguì zhōu fàn jìng shān běi shén nóng jià jiàn shānxīn jiāng fēngguǎng dōng dǐng shānnèimēng lín guō jiāng yán chéng yún nán shuāng bǎn rán bǎo
    There are 99 national-level reserves, of which ten -- Jilin's Changbai Mountains, Sichuan's Wolong, Guizhou's Fanjing Mountains, Hubei's Shennongjia, Fujian's Wuyi Mountains, Xinjiang's Mt. Bogda, Guangdong's Dinghu Mountains, Inner Mongolia's Xilingol, Jiangsu's Yancheng and Yunnan's Xishuangbanna -- have been listed in the International Network of Men and Biosphere Reserves.
  • dāng tiān yuē 1000 míng qiú zài shì zhōng xīn de píng qián guān kàn liǎo zhè chǎng nán fēi duì bān de qiú sàijìn guǎn mào zhe lǐn liè de hán fēngdàn shì qiú men qíng jiǎnměi jìn qiú huò zhě sài gāo cháo ràng men huān què yuèjiān jiào hǎn
    More than 1,000 ardent fans gathered for South Africa's match against Spain at a big screen in the city, where they whistled, leapt, screamed and howled at every goal or high point in the game, undeterred by a bitingly cold wind.
  • qié shǔ zhí zhǒng qié shǔ de zhí měi zhōu nán shé téng fēn zhè zhǒng zhí dōunéng fēn zhī
    Any of several plants of the genus Solanum, such as the bittersweet nightshade, most of which have a poisonous juice.
  • zhǒng yóu měi guó nán de hēi rén chuàng zhì de zōng jiào gēqǔ
    a kind of religious song originated by Blacks in the southern US.
  • nán fēi hēi rén zhǔn bèi bái rén zhě dǒu zhēng dào
    The blacks in South Africa are prepared to burn their boats in their fight against the white oppressors.
  • xiǎo de cháng qīng de 'ōu zhōu guàn bān de shùyòu duō zhǒng de xīng hóng de jiāng guǒ shí yòng dàn hěn wèifēn zài 'ài 'ěr lánōu zhōu nán xiǎo
    small evergreen European shrubby tree bearing many-seeded scarlet berries that are edible but bland; of Ireland, southern Europe, Asia Minor.
  • 'ài 'ěr lán nán jìn cūn zhuāng chéng bǎoshǐ 15 shì shì shí de suǒ zài shuō rén kǒu cái shuō de liàng
    A village of southern Ireland near Cork. Blarney Castle(dating from the15th century) is the site of the Blarney Stone, said to impart powers of eloquence and persuasion.
  • shī rùn de fēng cóng nán fāng chuī lái
    A humid wind blew from the south.
  • zài běn zhù shì jièchú liǎo shàng shù liǎng tuán zhī wàihái yòu sān tuánzhè jiù shì měi guó wéi shǒu de bāo kuò zhōng měi zhōu nán měi zhōu duō guó jiā zài nèi de tuán
    Besides these two big blocs, there is a third bloc in the capitalist world, headed by the United States and including a number of Central and South American countries.
  • běn jiù shì zhōng guó yán hǎi fēng suǒzhōng guó de běi nán shì fēng suǒ de
    Even if Japan blockades the Chinese coastline, it is impossible for her to blockade China's Northwest, Southwest and West.
  • wēi 'ěr míng dùn běi luó lái zhōu dōng nán chéng shìwèi kāi dùn fěi 'ěr shàng luó shì dōng nán nán fāng。 1730 nián kāi shǐ yòu mínzài měi guó nèi zhàn zhōng bèi tōu yuè fēng suǒ xiàn de rén yòng zuò gǎng kǒuxiàn zài shì zhì zào yóu zhōng xīn shì běi luó lái zhōu de zuì gǎng kǒurén kǒu 55, 530
    A city of southeast North Carolina on the Cape Fear River south-southeast of Raleigh. Settled c.1730, it was used as a port by blockade runners during the Civil War and is now a manufacturing and resort center and the state's largest port. Population,55, 530.
  • jiù zài rén men pàn wēi huì shàng tuī chū 'èr jīng rén zhī zuò zhī chū yǎn liǎo nuò màn - zhū wéi xùn de lěng nuǎn tiān 》 (“ incountry” ), bàn yǎn wèi xīn líng shòuchuāng de yuè nán lǎo bīng yǎng de zhí -- 'ér
    Its tremendous popularity put Willis on Hollywood's A-list, and naturally suggested that Willis would have followed up his success with another blockbuster, but he instead appeared in Norman Jewison's drama In Country as a psychologically damaged Vietnam vet who must care for his orphaned niece.
  • nài jiā liè diān lún nán chéng shìwèi wēn huá qún dǎo qiáo zhì hǎi xiá shàngwēn huá 。 1833 nián xùn de hǎi wān gōng zài zhè jiàn zuò diāo bǎorén kǒu 47, 069
    A city of southwest British Columbia, Canada, on Vancouver Island and the Strait of Georgia west of Vancouver. The Hudson's Bay Company erected a blockhouse here in1833. Population,47, 069.
  • yán líng cǎo zhǒng běi měi tiān nán xīng zhí zài zǎo chūn kāi huā
    Any of various North American aroid plants that bloom early in the spring.
  • yán jiū de duì xiàng zhī shì wèi tián zhōu tuō 'ěr de nán fāng 'ěr zhì zào gōng de lǎo bǎn táng · suǒ nài 'ěr
    One of his case studies is Donald Sonner, the 64- year-old head of Southern Bloomer Manufacturing Co. in Bristl, Tenn.