zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yào shì xīn jiā guó jiā qiú duì duì shàng liǎo guó jiā duìzài chū sài dōubù zhòng yào guǎn tiān chǎng zhuàng kuàngjié gài shuídōu cāi chū
    For example, if Singapore's national soccer team were to take on the Brazilian national team, it does not matter where the match is played. Regardless of the weather and field conditions, the result would be obvious to anyone.
  • yòu xiē měi guó rén yào jìn xuē ruò 'ěr qiáo ), shèn zhì lián jiě jǐn néng fǎn dòng pài chéng zhī ér zhù gǎi pài
    Some Americans want to go further and undermine him(Gorbachev), even to encourage a breakup of the Soviet Union. That would only play into the hands of reactionaries, not help the reformers.
  • yòu xiē měi guó rén yào jìn xuē ruò 'ěr qiáo ), shèn zhì lián jiě jǐn néng fǎn dòng pài chéng zhī ér zhù gǎi pài
    Some Americans want to go further and undermine him (Gorbachev), even to encourage a breakup of the Soviet Union. That would only play into the hands of reactionaries, not help the reformers.
  • xiōng xiàn zhǒng zhù yào yóu lín zhì gòu chéng de wèi xiōng hòu shàng de xiǎo xiàn shì t bāo de fēn huà chùzài qīng chūn zhī qián xiōng xiàn duàn biàn qiě jiàn zhú huó yuèér hòu kāi shǐ tuì huà
    A small glandular organ that is situated behind the top of the breastbone, consisting mainly of lymphatic tissue and serving as the site of T cell differentiation. The thymus increases gradually in size and activity until puberty, undergoing involution thereafter.
  • miàn jiá kuài zài tóu kuī huò xiōng kǎi shàng de kuī jiáyòng bǎo zuǐ xià
    A piece of armor attached to a helmet or breastplate to protect the mouth and chin.
  • de liú làng hàn cháng cháng shuì zài qiáo xià
    In paris tramps often doss down under the bridges.
  • xià shàng yòu chù de xiān yàn de dài
    brightly colored tropical fishes with chin barbels.
  • zài men liǎ de jié hūn zhào bèi miàn liè chū liǎo yīng lán shì jiè de liè míngài dīng bǎoniǔ yuē lāi dùn lún dūn děng duō fāng
    On the back of our wedding photo I had listed the names of places all around England and the world Edinburgh, New York, Brighton, Paris, Sydney, London and many others.
  • zhōng nán měi zhōu cháng wěi yán xiān yàn de yīng zuì zuì huá de yīng zhī
    long-tailed brilliantly colored parrot of Central and South America; among the largest and showiest of parrots.
  • huǒ chǎn zhōng měi zhōu de yòu qīn shǔ guān de niǎoyǎn bān shòu ), yán xiān yànwěi shàng yòu yǎn jīng yàng de bān diǎn
    A related bird(Agriocharis ocellata) of Mexico and Central America, brilliantly colored and having eyelike spots on its tail.
  • niǎo shǔ de niǎoliàng duō cǎizhù yào shēng huó zài wěi chì bǎng duǎnzuǐ jiān yìng
    any bird of the genus Pitta; brilliantly colored chiefly terrestrial birds with short wings and tail and stout bills.
  • zhì zhǒng 'ōu de zhì niǎoyóu zhǐ cóng běi měi zhōu yǐn jìn de jǐng shàng yòu huán wén de zhì zhēng shì cháng wěi xióng xìng yòu duō zhǒng huá duō cǎi de máo
    Any of various Old World birds of the family Phasianidae, especially the ring-necked pheasant introduced in North America, characteristically having long tails and, in the males of many species, brilliantly colored plumage.
  • de xià shàng cháng mǎn liǎo chá
    His chin was covered with bristles.
  • yīng lán nán de zuò shì zhènzài tuō 'ěr gǎng de dōng nán miàn qiáo zhì wáng cháo de jiàn zhù wēn quán 'ér zhù míngzhè xiē wēn quán shì gōng yuán 1 shì luó rén kāi záo deshì shòu qīng lái de liáo yǎng shèng rén kǒu 84, 100
    A city of southwest England southeast of Bristol. Famous for its Georgian architecture and its hot mineral springs, tapped by the Romans in the first century a.d., it is a popular resort. Population,84, 100.
  • zhè yàng de zhǒng jǐng guān wéi shēn shēng chéng men de kàn guān ruò shì yòu xìng cān guān zuò wán zhěng dequán miàn deqīng de 'é chéng chízhū zhì jīn shàng cún de de niǔ lún bǎo bān de wéi duō huò zhě shèn zhì xiǎo xiēquè zhǐ yào bǎo cún wán hǎo de yàng pǐnzhū liè de wéi léi shì de nuò háo sēnbiàn xiǎng jiàn bān liǎo
    a spectacle ~sui generis~, of which those of our readers who have had the good fortune to see a Gothic city entire, complete, homogeneous,--a few of which still remain, Nuremberg in Bavaria and Vittoria in Spain,--can readily form an idea; or even smaller specimens, provided that they are well preserved,--Vitr in Brittany, Nordhausen in Prussia.
  • zhī rèn zhǒng xīn xiān de huò chén jiù de suìfāng xiāngchéng huáng dào hóng de shù zhī cóng zhǒng dài qiáo zhōng yòng mǒu xiē qīng zhōng
    Any of several brittle, aromatic, yellow to red resins of recent or fossil origin, obtained from various tropical trees and used in certain varnishes.
  • méi kuáng shǔ de zhǒng yīngyòu kuān de chì bǎng kuān wěi
    A hawk of the genus Buteo, having broad wings and a broad tail.
  • jiā xīn lún ruì běi de chéng shìwèi léi dùn dōng běi piān běi de shā hǎi wān bànggāi chéng shì hǎi bīn yóu shèng wén míngrén kǒu 15, 705
    A city of northern New Brunswick, Canada, on Chaleur Bay north-northeast of Fredericton. It is a popular beach resort. Population,15, 705.
  • zhǐ de máo róng róng de wěi
    The brush of a fox.
  • zhǐ yīn wěi suǒ rén rén rèn shí
    The fox is known by his brush.
  • niú yòng wěi cāng yíng
    The cow brushed away the flies with a whisk of its tail.
  • wéi zuì zǎo delāi yīn bào》 (1842 nián )、 qián jìn bào》 (1844 nián )。《 zhì héng héng sài 'ěr bào》 (1847 nián )、《 xīn lāi yīn bào》 (1848 nián 1849 nián )《 niǔ yuē měi lùn tán bào》 (1852 nián- 1861 nián ) děng bào zhǐ zhuàn gǎochú zhī wài hái xiě liǎo liàng yòu zhàn dǒu xìng de xiǎo xiān hòu cān jiā liǎo zài sài 'ěr lún dūn de zhǒng zhì de gōng zuòzuì hòu qiēdōu zhòng yào de shì chuàng liǎo wěi de guó gōng rén xié huìzuò wéi zhè xié huì de chuàng shǐ rén shǐ bié de shénme dōuméi zuò yòu chōng fēn de yóu wéi zhè chéng jiù gǎn dào háo
    His work on the first Rheinische Zeitung(1842), the Paris Vorwarts (1844) , the Deutsche Brusseler Zeitung (1847) , the Neue Rheinische Zeitung(1848~1849), the New York Tribune(1852~1861), and in addition to these a host of military pamphlets, work in organizations in Paris, Brussels and Lon don, and finally, crowning all, the formation of the great International Working Men's Association this was indeed an achievement of which its founder might well have been proud even if he had done nothing else.
  • zhōng xiē zhù míng de duànbāo kuò yòu tiǎo dòu xìng de niè sài 》、《 dǒu niú shì zhī de děngdōu kuài zhì rén kǒu
    The opera's most famous tunes---Carmen's provocative Habanera and Seguidilla, the Toreador's Song, the preludes to Acts I and IV that invoke the festive atmosphere of the bullring, and the Fate motif that presages Carmen's tragic end, brutally stabbed on stage by her abandoned lover---are known to legions who have never set foot in an opera house.
  • xiāng lǎo hàn bèi rèn wéi de nóng mín
    A peasant regarded as vile and brutish.
  • wēn tōng cháng zhǐ zhǒng zhì mìng de chuán rǎn bìngyóu zhǐ lín xiàn shǔ
    A usually fatal epidemic disease, especially bubonic plague.
  • chǎng lín xiàn shǔ duó liǎo fēn cūn mín de shēng mìng
    The bubonic plague swept off most of the villagers.
  • wēn chuán rǎn bìng zhǒng gāo chuán rǎn qiě jīng cháng shì zhì mìng de wēn bié zhǐ lín xiàn shǔ
    A highly infectious, usually fatal, epidemic disease, especially bubonic plague.
  • de xià zhōng tíng liú diǎn shì jiā rán hòu shì nèi zuì hòu shì lún dūn
    My next stop-over will be at Bucharest, then Geneva, then Paris and finally London.
  • xiān shēng shì shàn liáng jìng de rén
    Mr. Buck is a good and worthful man.
  • zài jīn tiān de huì zhōng lián liǎo liǎng bāo xiāng yān
    Bud chain-smoked two packs of cigarettes in today's conference.
  • yóu biǎo yǎn de duàn yǎn tài guò huǒ liǎo
    Bud and Curt chewed up all the scenery that isn't nailed down.
  • dùn xiōng zhōng de húpōwèi pèi shì nán shì 'ōu zhōu zuì de húpōyòu duō yóu liáo yǎng shèng
    A lake of west-central Hungary southwest of Budapest. It is the largest lake in central Europe, with many tourist and health resorts.