欧zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wèile fāng biàn qí guān chá chǎng nèi qíng xíng， kě jiè jiàn ōu měi de zuò fǎ， zài tīng wài 'ān zhuāng bì lù diàn shì。
    A closed-circuit television should be installed in the foyer for their benefit, as is commonly done in Europe and the United States.
  • ōu yà yī nián shēng cǎo běn zhí wù， zài xiāng wèi huòyào yòng shàng yǔ mǔ jú xiāng sì， wèi dào gèng kǔ yào xiào gèng chā。
    annual Eurasian herb similar in fragrance and medicinal uses to chamomile though taste is more bitter and effect is considered inferior.
  • yīn cǐ， 1 ōu yuán xiāng dāng yú 166.386 xī bān yá bì， huò 6.56 fǎ guó fǎ láng。
    So 1 euro is the same as 166.386 Spanish pesetas or 6.56 French francs.
  • tōng rèn wéi shì yī zhǒng yě cǎo； chǎn yú ōu zhōu hé yà zhōu。
    frequently considered a weed; Europe and Asia.
  • běi měi zhōu dàn shuǐ guī yú； yí qī ōu zhōu。
    North American freshwater trout; introduced in Europe.
  • bèi bù chéng lǜ sè de ōu zhōu dàn shuǐ shí yòng yú。
    European freshwater food fish having a greenish back.
  • ōu zhōu hé běi měi zhōu dàn shuǐ zhōng de yī zhǒng xiǎo jù yú。
    small freshwater sculpin of Europe and North America.
  • cháng jiàn yú duō suì shí de xī liú zhōng fēi cháng xiǎo de ōu zhōu dàn shuǐ yú。
    very small European freshwater fish common in gravelly streams.
  • cháng zhe cū fǎng chuí xíng shēn tǐ de ōu zhōu dàn shuǐ liè yòng yú。
    European freshwater game fish with a thick spindle-shaped body.
  • bǐ lì niú sī shān mài ōu zhōu xī nán bù shān mài， cóng bǐ sī kāi wān yán zhe fǎ guó yǔ xī bān yá biān jìng， dào dì zhōng hǎi zài pí kē · dé · pí nī tè， tā gāo dá 3， 406·2 mǐ（ 11， 168 yīng chǐ）
    A mountain range of southwest Europe extending along the French-Spanish border from the Bay of Biscay to the Mediterranean Sea. It rises to3, 406.2 m(11, 168 ft) at Pico de Aneto.
  • zǎo qī dào jiā ná dà běi bù de ōu zhōu rén yòng gōng yè pǐn huàn qǔ shòu máo shòu pí。
    Early European visitors to the North of Canada traded manufactured goods for furs and skins.
  • kǎo shì qián， tā zài ōu zhōu màn yóu liǎo jǐ gè yuè。
    He spent a few months gadding about Europe before his exams.
  • tā zài 'ōu zhōu dào chù yóu dàng。
    She gads about Europe a lot.
  • duō fó gǎng shì yīng guó jìn rù ōu zhōu de dà mén。
    The port of Dover is England's gateway to Europe.
  • zài luó mǎ yǐ qián de shí dài zhōng， zhàn jū zài yīng guó、 xī bān yá hé gāo lú de ōu zhōu mín zú de rén。
    a member of a European people who occupied Britain and Spain and Gaul in pre-Roman times.
  • ōu wén sī： wǒ wán quán tóng yì nǐ suǒ shuō de nà zhǒng kàn fǎ， biàn gé jūn shì lǐ lùn、 zuò zhàn gài niàn jí wén huà shì jūn shì gé mìng suǒ miàn lín de zuì dà tiǎo zhàn。
    GEN.OWENS: I completely agree. It is the biggest challenge of the Revolution in Military Affairs to change the doctrine and the concepts and the culture.
  • ōu wén sī： zài nà piān wén zhāng zhōng， wǒ shì tú shuō míng nǐ kě yǐ yòng gèng shǎo de bù duì qǔ dài xiàn yòu de jūn duì， dàn shì bù duì de zuò zhàn néng lì bù biàn。 cóng wǒ men de qíng kuàng lái shuō， jiù shì yī gè yòu 9000 liàng tǎn kè de lù jūn、 340 sōu jūn jiàn de hǎi jūn hé 20 gè zhàn shù zhàn dǒu yáng lián duì de kōng jūn， nǐ kě yǐ qǔ dài suǒ yòu zhè xiē lì liàng。
    GEN.OWENS: It is trying to say you can replace an existing military force, in our case an Army of 9,000 tanks, and anavy of 340 ships and an Air Force of 20 tactical fighter wings. You can replace all of that, replace the force capability.
  • cháng ruò wǒ kě yǐ dà zhì shuō shuō de huà , ōu zhōu réndōu ...
    Europeans, if I may generalize, are all...
  • ōu zhōu de zǎo qī jū mín； qián jǐ dài rén； zài zǎo qī。
    the early inhabitants of Europe; former generations; in other times.
  • fēn xī shī shuō， suī rán rèn tiān táng zài rì běn shì chǎng réng rán yáo yáo lǐng xiān， kě shì zài měi guó ōu zhōu sega suǒ chū de diàn zǐ yóu xì jī genesis yǐ jīng gēn rèn tiān táng de supernes chàbù duō lā píng。
    While Nintendo is still the market leader by far in Japan, Sega's Genesis machine has drawn roughly even with Nintendo's Super NES in the United States and Europe, analysts say.
  • ōu zhōu suǒ yòu de zhòng dà wèn tí dū ná dào zài rì nèi wǎ zhào kāi de shǒu nǎo huì yì shàng tǎo lùn。
    All the big European questions were taken up by the summit conference at Geneva.
  • ruì shì xī nán bù rì nèi wǎ hú xī duān de yī zuò chéng shì； rì nèi wǎ céng wèiguó jì lián méng de zǒng bù， xiàn zài shì měi guó zài ōu zhōu de zǒng bù。
    a city in southwestern Switzerland at the western end of Lake Geneva; the Palace of Nations originally housed the League of Nations and is now the European headquarters for the United Nations.
  • ōu yà de duō nián shēng lóng dǎn， huā tiān lán sè、 lòu dǒu zhuàng， zhù yào jiàn yú cháo shī kāi kuò de shí nán cóng shēng de huāng dì shàng。
    perennial Eurasian gentian with sky-blue funnel-shaped flowers of damp open heaths.
  • lóng dǎn gēn ōu zhōu huáng huā lóng dǎn shǔ zhí wù de gān dì xià gēn jīng huáng lóng dǎn gēn， yòu shí yòng zuò bǔ yào
    The dried rhizome and roots of a yellow-flowered European gentian, G. lutea, sometimes used as a tonic.
  • běi ōu rén zài nà cuì yòng yǔ zhōng， zhǐ fēi yóu tài jiào tú de bái zhǒng rén， yóu zhǐ běi ōu rén
    In Nazism, a Caucasian Gentile, especially of Nordic type.
  • rì 'ěr màn yǔ yìn ōu yǔ xì de fēn zhī， bāo kuò běi rì 'ěr màn yǔ、 xī rì 'ěr màn yǔ hé yǐ miè jué de dōng rì 'ěr màn yǔ
    A branch of the Indo-European language family that comprises North Germanic, West Germanic, and the extinct East Germanic.
  • rì 'ěr màn rén shǔ yú zhōng ōu huò běi ōu rì 'ěr màn mín zú de rén
    A member of any of the Germanic peoples of central or northern Europe.
  • yǔ yán zhī xì yǔ xì de fēn zhī， rú yìn ōu yǔ xì de rì 'ěr màn zhī
    A subdivision of a family of languages, such as the Germanic branch of Indo-European.
  • dōng dé [ ōu zhōu ]
    East Germany (=the German Democratic Republic dé yì zhì mín zhù gòng hé guó )
  • xī dé [ ōu zhōu ]
    West Germany (=the Federal Republic of Germany dé yì zhì lián bāng gòng hé guó )
  • rì běn rén shǐ yòng shǒu shì méi yòu ōu měi rén nà yàng duō。
    Japanese don't use as much gesture as Europeans.
  • tā zài ōu zhōu jǐn biāo sài zhōng de cǎn bài zhōng yīn tā duó dé jīn pái de shèng lì 'ér xuě chǐ。
    Her gold-medal victory laid the ghost of her shock defeat in the European Championships.