高zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • gāo shāo； rán shāo shìde shā zǐ。
    a burning fever; the burning sand.
  • wú dī fáng de hé dào、 húpō， qí guǎn lǐ fàn wéi wéi lì shǐ zuì gāo hóng shuǐ wèi huò zhě shè jì hóng shuǐ wèi zhī jiān de shuǐ yù、 shā zhōu、 tān dì hé xíng hóng qū。
    The scope of control for any river course or lake without embankments shall include the water area, sandbanks, beaches and the flood passage area between the all-time high flood levels or the designed flood levels.
  • shā zhōu shā zhōu huò hé liú zhōng lüè gāo chū shuǐ miàn de chōng jī dǎo， yóu zhǐ yòu yī piàn shù mù de
    A sandbar or a low-lying alluvial island in a river, especially one with a stand of trees.
  • zài huá shèng dùn rén men zhǐ zé zhōng guó cóng shì jiàndié huó dòng， huò zhě shì tōu qiè yī xiē mǐn gǎn de、 gāo jì shù de qíng bào yòng yú tí gāo zhōng guó zì jǐ de jūn shì jì shù， ér zhè duì měi guó de 'ān quán gòu chéng liǎo wēi xié。
    They accuse China of spying， of stealing sensitive information---high-tech information which is then used to improve military technology that threatens US securlty.
  • xiān liàng de néng yìn rǎn chū bǎo hé nóng dù gāo de sè cǎi de rǎn liào de； xiān liàng de
    Characterizing a dyestuff that produces a highly saturated color; brilliant.
  • dāng lái zì duō gè gāo sù liàn lù de yìng yòng qǐng qiú huì jù dào zhùgàn wǎng shàng zhēng duó fú wù qì dài kuān shí， fú wù qì lián jiē hěn kuài jiù bǎo hé liǎo。
    When application requests from multiple high-speed links converge at the backbone to vie for server bandwidth, server connections can quickly become saturated.
  • jié fū : qū qiú、 fēi dié nán fēn gāo xià。
    Jeff: It is hard to distinguish which one is more powerful between the curve and the flying saucer.
  • ào gǔ sī tǎ měi guó zuǒ zhì yà zhōu dōng bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú nán kǎ luó lái nà zhōu biān jìng， sà fán nà xī běi piān běi。 shì zhù míng de míng shèng dì qū， yóu yǐ gāo ěr fū jǐn biāo sài wén míng。 rén kǒu 44， 639
    A city of eastern Georgia on the South Carolina border north-northwest of Savannah. It is a popular resort known especially for its golf tournaments. Population,44, 639.
  • shòu hài zuì yán zhòng de jiāng shì jiā ná dà de xià běi jí tái yuán， é luó sī shù mù fán mào de wū lā 'ěr shān zhēn yè lín， zhì lì、 ā gēn tíng hé bō lì wéi yà 'ān dì sī shān mài zhōng bù de gān lěng gāo yuán， měnggǔ de gān cǎo yuán， yìn dù hé ní bó 'ěr liǎng guó dōng běi bù de rè dài xī shù cǎo yuán， fēi zhōu nán bù de gāo shān yìng yè guàn mù qún luò。
    The most severely damaged will be the Canadian Low Arctic Tundra; the wooded Ural Mountain taiga in Russia; the central Andean dry puna in Chile, Argentina and Bolivia; the Daurian steppe of Mongolia; the savannah of north-east India and Nepal; and the fynbos of southern Africa.
  • tā hěn gāo xīng dì hē zhe tānɡ。
    He savored the soup with pleasure.
  • gāo yīn； gāo yīn sà kè sī guǎn； zhè gè nán hái réng jiù yòu jí hǎo de gāo yīn； gāo yīn pǔ hào。
    soprano voice; soprano sax; the boy still had a fine treble voice; the treble clef.
  • xiàn zài shì chǎng shàng chū xiàn liǎo yī zhǒng gāo kē jì de fū yào bēng dài。 xiàng xiè ké yuán liào yī yàng chū rén yì liào zhī wài， qí yuán liào shì zhū xiǎo cháng。
    There is a high-tech scaffold that's commercially available now, and it comes from a source as unexpected as crab shells: the small intestines of pigs.
  • chāo cè wēi jì yī zhǒng jīng dù jí gāo de cè wēi jì
    An extremely accurate micrometer.
  • wǒ pān dēng shàng gāo fēng， fā xiàn zài míng yù de huāng wú bù máo de gāo chù， jiǎn zhí zhǎo bù dào yī gè zhē shēn zhī dì。
    I scaled the peak and found no shelter in fame's bleak and barren height.
  • xǔ duō gāo xīn qū、 qǐ yè fū huà qì yě cháng shì kāi zhǎn xiǎo guī mó de fēng xiǎn tóu zī huó dòng， yī xiē liú xué rén yuán huí guó chuàng bàn qǐ yè， yě dài yòu guó jì fēng xiǎn tóu zī de bèi jǐng。
    Many STIPs and business incubators have started small scaled risk investment. Some returned students from abroad established enterprises with international venture capital.
  • mǎ kǎ lú fēng ní bó 'ěr dōng běi bù xǐ mǎ lā yà shān mài de yī zuò shān fēng， hǎi bá 8， 476 mǐ（ 27， 790 yīng chǐ）， zuì zǎo yú 1955 nián bèi cè dìng gāo dù
    A mountain,8, 476 m(27, 790 ft) high, in the Himalaya Mountains of northeast Nepal. It was first scaled in1955.
  • jiā méi dé fēng wèi yú zhōng yìn biān jiè de xǐ mǎ lā yǎ shān xī běi bù de yī zuò shān， gāo 7， 761。 3 mǐ（ 25， 447 yīng chǐ）。 1931 nián shǒu cì duì gāi shān jìn xíng cèliáng
    A mountain,7, 761.3 m(25, 447 ft) high, in the northwest Himalaya Mountains on the India-China border. It was first scaled in1931.
  • yī lì mǎ ní shān bō lì wéi yà xī bù lā bā sī shěng yǐ dōng， ān dì sī shān mài zhōng de shān fēng， hǎi bá 6461。 4 mǐ（ 21， 184 yīng chǐ）。 1898 nián dì yī cì cè chū liǎo cǐ fēng de gāo dù
    A mountain,6, 461.1 m(21, 184 ft) high, in the Andes of western Bolivia east of La Paz. It was first scaled in1898.
  • ā kōng jiā guā shān hǎi bá 7， 025。 4 mǐ（ 23， 034 yīng chǐ）， shì 'ān dì sī shān mài zài 'ā gēn tíng xī bù jìn zhì lì biān jìng de yī duàn， shì xī bàn qiú zuì gāo de shān fēng， dì yī cì cèliáng shì zài 1897 nián
    A mountain,7, 025.4 m(23, 034 ft) high, in the Andes of western Argentina near the Chilean border. The highest peak of the Western Hemisphere, it was first scaled in1897.
  • āi fó lè sī fēng（ jí zhū mù lǎng mǎ fēng） yī zuò gāo 8， 853。 5 mǐ（ 29， 028 yīng chǐ） de shān， wèi yú xǐ mǎ lā yǎ shān zhōng duàn， xīzàng yǔ ní bó 'ěr de jiāo jiè chù， shì shì jiè shàng hǎi bá zuì gāo de dì fāng， 1953 nián bāo kuò yòu 'āi dé méng · xī lā lǐ jué shì hé tǎn jīn · nuò jī jué shì de tàn xiǎn duì de duì yuán shǒu cì dēng shàng cǐ fēng
    A mountain,8, 853.5 m(29, 028 ft) high, of the central Himalaya Mountains on the border of Tibet and Nepal. The highest elevation in the world, it was first scaled in1953 by members of an expedition including Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay.
  • zhōng guó yī guàn zhù chónghé lǐ de guó fáng fèi guī mó， yǐ jù guó jiā cái lì kě néng， zài zōng hé píng héng de qián tí xià shìdàng 'ān pái guó fáng fèi yòng， bǎo zhàng zhòng diǎn， hé lǐ shǐ yòng， lì xíng jié yuē， tí gāo xiào yì， yòng yòu xiàn de jīng fèi wéi chí guó fáng jiàn shè de zuì dī xū yào。
    China has consistently stressed rationally scaled expenditure on defense. The costs of defense are appropriately allocated based on the nation's financial capacities, while retaining the premise of overall balance. Key areas are guaranteed attention, funds are rationally used and strict economy practiced so as to ensure maximum benefit and be sure that the minimum requirements for national defense work are met within the limited budget.
  • yín yǒng chǎn shēng huò fā chū yīn diào de fāng shì， tè zhǐ zhù yì yīn gāo zhǔn què xìng de fā yīn fāng shì
    A manner of producing or uttering tones, especially with regard to accuracy of pitch.
  • tā zài shè jī de jīng què xìng、 zhù yì lì de jí zhōng yǐ jí xié diào děng fāng miàn dū dá dào liǎo jiào gāo de shuǐ píng。
    She has high levels of shooting accuracy, concentration, and coordination.
  • hóng xì bāo zhòu suō hóng xì bāo zài gāo shèn róng yè zhōng jīng guò shèn tòu zuò yòng 'ér chǎn shēng de zhòu suō， qí biǎo miàn xíng chéng yuán chǐ zhuàng biān yuán de guò chéng
    A process resulting from osmosis in which red blood cells, in a hypertonic solution, undergo shrinkage and acquire a notched or scalloped surface.
  • líng shòu 12 yuán 5 jiǎo de rù chǎng quàn zuó tiān shòu jià gāo dá 50 yuán yī zhāng。 kě shì huáng niú shuō zhōu mò jià qián gèng gāo ， jiàqī piào jià jiāng huì gāo rù yún xiāo。
    The tickets, which retail for $12.50, were fetching as much as $50 apiece yesterday. But scalpers said that weekend prices are higher and holiday-time prices will go through the roof.
  • tóu dǐng dǎ jī gěi wǒ jiào gāo de zhèng què xìng。
    Overhead shots give me more accuracy.
  • běi 'ōu rén de shì huò yǔ sī kān de nà wéi yà rén gāo gè， zhǎi tóu， qiǎn fū sè， jīn fā shēn tǐ xíng tài yòu guān de
    Of or relating to a human physical type exemplified by the tall, narrow-headed, light-skinned, blond-haired peoples of Scandinavia.
  • bīng shí gāo yuán， bīng shí gāo dì sī kān de nà wéi yà gè guó cǎo mù hěn shǎo de gāo yuán
    A high, barren plateau in the Scandinavian countries.
  • rú guǒ rén men xí guàn yú cháng qī jū zhù zài kōng qì bù néng zì rán dì jìn rù de dì fāng ( lì rú chén rù hǎi zhōng de qián shuǐ zhōng )， nà me， rén gōng gōng yìng de kōng qì jiù huì xiàng zì lái shuǐ nà yàng jù yòu jià gé。 rú guǒ yóu yú zì rán jiè de jù liè biàn gé， kōng qì biàn dé jí wéi xī bó， bù zú yǐ mǎn zú rén lèi de xū yào， huò kě yǐ dú zhàn kōng qì， kōng qì biàn huì huò dé fēi cháng gāo de shì chǎng jià gé。
    If it became customary to sojourn long in places where the air does not naturally penetrate, as in diving-bells sunk in the sea, a supply of air artificially furnished would, like water conveyed into houses, bear a price: and if from any revolution in nature the atmosphere became too scanty for the consumption, or could be monopolized, air might acquire a very high marketable value.
  • shí wù（ gōng yìng） bù zú shí， shòu jià jiào gāo 。
    Food commands a higher price when it is scarce.
  • nà jīhū méi yòu gāo xīng guò。
    This is scarcely possible.
  • gōng bù yìng qiú hé jià gé gāo zhī jiān de yīn guǒ guān xì。
    a causal relationship between scarcity and higher prices.