zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • duō 'ěr guó jiā lāi shì 'àn xiāng duì de yīng lán dōng nán zhì shìlín duō 'ěr hǎi xiáluó dēng zhǐ zhōng shì lái jiù shì zhàn lüè yào gāi shì bái 'ě duō yán dòng hán dòng yuán wéi zǒu zhě suǒ yòngrén kǒu 33, 700
    A municipal borough of southeast England on the Strait of Dover opposite Calais, France. Site of a Roman lighthouse, it has been a strategic port since medieval times. The chalk cliffs rising above the city have caves and tunnels originally used by smugglers. Population, 33,700.
  • sān guó - liǎng jìn - nán běi cháo shū
    calligraphy of Three Kingdoms, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties
  • kāi nán zhī hòupān xiān shēng shǎo yòng pān guó zhī míngér pān shòu zài shū jiè zhǎn lòutóu jiǎobìng guó bǎo de róng
    After he left Nantah, Mr Pan did not use the name Pan Guoqu very often. As Pan Shou, he made his mark in the calligraphy circles, and achieved the honour of being a "national treasure".
  • 'ěr duō pài 12 shì hòu chū xiàn guó nán de jiào xīn jiào pài bié, 16 shì jiē shòu liǎo 'ěr wén jiào pài guān diǎn
    A Christian sect of dissenters that originated in southern France in the late12th century and adopted Calvinist doctrines in the16th century.
  • yuè nán rén zài jiǎn zhài liǎo léi
    The Vietnamese mined Cambodia.
  • yuè nán rén zhàn lǐng jiǎn zhài shí kǎn liǎo duō liào
    The Vietnamese cut a lot of timber while they occupied Cambodia.
  • guó de zhí mín yóu yuè nánlǎo jiǎn zhài chéng
    the French colonies of Cambodia and Laos and Vietnam were formerly organized as French Indochina.
  • méng rén zhù zài jiǎn zhài biān jìng jìn yuè nán nán de shān gāo de mín de chéng yuán
    A member of a people inhabiting the mountains and highlands of southern Vietnam near the border of Cambodia.
  • zhōng gòng guó jiā zhù jiāng mín zuó tiān fǎng wèn jiǎn zhài bān rèn wéi zhè xiàng zhēng zhe liǎng zhōu guó jiā de lián méng guān xiàng shàng zhǎndàn què zhāng xiǎn chū cháng lái běi jīng nèiyuè nánliǎng zhī jiān wéi zhēng nán yǐng xiǎng de juélì zhàn gèng wéi liè
    Chinese President Jiang Zemin's visit to Cambodia yesterday signifies a growing alliance between the two Asian nations and marks an intensification of the long-running battle for regional influence between old foes Beijing and Hanoi.
  • duō nián láizhōng guó měi guójiā běn guóào tài guómiǎn diànlǎo yuè nánjiǎn zhài děng guó jiā kāi zhǎn liǎo duō zhǒng xíng shì de jìn qíng bào jiāo liúpéi xùn zhí zuò
    For many years, China has developed cooperation in many forms with the United States, Canada, Japan, France, Australia, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia in anti-drug information exchange, training and law enforcement.
  • guāng yào zài shū zhōng tán dào duì xiē guó jiālǐng xiù shǐ shì jiàn de kàn bāo kuò duōyìn zǒng tǒng tài guówén lāi dānyuè nánmiǎn diànjiǎn zhàiyīng guó lǐng dǎo rén běnměi guótái wān xiāng gǎng děng děng
    Lee also recounts his impressions of nations, leaders and historic events as diverse as Indonesia from Suharto to President Wahid, Thailand, the Sultan of Brunei, Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia, British leaders, Japan, America to Taiwan, Hong Kong and others.
  • niányuèzhōng guóyuè nánlǎo tài guómiǎn diànjiǎn zhài lián guó jìn shǔ zài běi jīng zhào kāi jìn zuò cháng huì tōng guòběi jīng xuān yán》, bìng qiān shǔ jìn xíng dòng jìhuà》。
    On May 1995, China, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia and the UNDCP convened the first minister-level meeting on cooperation in sub-region drug control in Beijing. The meeting adopted the Beijing Declaration and signed the Sub-region Drug Control Program of Action.
  • zài gōng zhèng jiě jué jiǎn zhài wèn ā hàn wèn tǎn 'ā bèi zhàn lǐng wèn nán fēi wèn wèn děng liè zhòng guó rén quán wèn shàngzhōng guó duō nián lái jiān chí xiè de shì zhòng suǒ zhōu zhī de
    As is well known, China has for many years made unremitting efforts to seek a just and reasonable resolution of a series of major human rights issues, including the questions of Cambodia, Afghanistan, the occupied Palestinian and Arab territories, South Africa and Namibia, and Panama.
  • hǎi 'ěr néng fǒu chéng gōng zài hěn chéng shàng jué nán luó lái zhōu kǎn dùn xiǎo zhèn shàng shēng de qiē
    Whether he succeeds depends in large part on what's happening in a small town Camden, S.C..
  • fēi zhōu běi zhōu nán yán de shā zhōng yòu ròu fēng de luò tuó
    one-humped camel of the hot deserts of North Africa and southwestern Asia.
  • men de xiào yuán zhí yán shēn dào nán biān
    Our campus reaches down to the South Lake.
  • měi guó nán cháo shī duō shuǐ de zhǒng xiǎo zhú
    small cane of watery or moist areas in southern United States.
  • nán sān xiǎo quǎn zuò de shuāng xīng
    A binary star in the constellation Canis Minor.
  • zhōu lángchái láng shēngzhǎng zài fēi zhōu nán de zhǒng quǎn shǔ de gǒu de dòng zhù yào lüè shí zhí xiǎo dòng ǒu 'ěr chī dòng de ròu
    Any of several doglike mammals of the genus Canis of Africa and southern Asia that are mainly foragers feeding on plants, small animals, and occasionally carrion.
  • dǎo yǎn nán - ruì zhí dǎo de yǐngpiānér de fáng jiān qián huò liǎo jiá diàn yǐng jié de zuì gāo jiǎng -- jīn zōng jiǎng
    The Son's Room, by Italian director Nanni Moretti, won the most convoted prize, the Palme d'Or, today at the Cannes Film Festival.
  • měi guó dōng nán de zhǒng guàn shāng zāi péi bié zài guàn tóu gōng shàng
    shrub of southeastern United States grown commercially especially for canning industry.
  • zhí rèn zhǒng de duō shù wéi pān yuán huò màn shēng zhí bāo kuò yòu nán guā shǔ zhí huáng guā guā tián guā
    Any of various mostly climbing or trailing plants of the family Cucurbitaceae, which includes the squash, pumpkin, cucumber, gourd, watermelon, and cantaloupe.
  • guā guǒ rèn zhǒng xiāng guān zhí de guǒ shí xiāng guā guāhuáng guā nán guā xiāng guācháng yòu yìng qiě jiān rèn de bǎo mǎn de guǒ ròu duō biǎn píng de zhǒng
    The fruit of any of various related plants, such as the cantaloupe, watermelon, cucumber, squash, pumpkin, and melon, having a hard or leathery rind, fleshy pulp, and numerous flattened seeds.
  • zài miàn duì tóng xué duàn shēn zhī xiàpān guó xiān shēng zài cān tīng xíng de jiǎn dān yíng xīn huì zhōngchú liǎo kǒu xīn jiě shì nán de chǔjìng zhī wài tóng xué men lái shùn shòuzàn shí rěn shòu shè bèi qiàn tuǒ de shì shí
    Addressing the students' complaints, Mr. Pan Guoqu, at a simple freshmen orientation ceremony held in the canteen, went to great lengths to explain Nantah's unfavorable position. He also encouraged the students to accept the adverse conditions, and to endure temporarily the fact that the facilities were inadequate.
  • wèi zhōng guó nán de zhū jiāng sān jiǎo zhōu de chéng shì zhù yào de shēn shuǐ gǎng
    a city on the Canton River Delta in S China; a major deep-water port.
  • xīn fèi chéng měi guó 'é hài 'é zhōu zhōng piān dōng běi chéng shìwèi kǎn dùn nán zhì zào bāo kuò táo xièrén kǒu 15, 698
    A city of northeast central Ohio south of Canton. Ceramics and machinery are among its manufactures. Population,15, 698.
  • nán chāng guǎng zhōu ( 38) shì shī bài liǎoqiū shōu zài xiāng 'è gàn biān jiè de duì liǎo bài zhàngzhuǎn dào xiāng gàn biān jiè de jǐng gāng shān
    The Nanchang Uprising and the Canton Uprising[38] failed, and in the Autumn Harvest Uprising the Red Army in the Hunan-Hupeh-Kiangsi border area also suffered several defeats and shifted to the Chingkang Mountains on the Hunan-Kiangsi border.
  • mìng shī bài liǎo cǎn tòng de jiào xùn shì yòu liǎo nán chāng qiū shōu guǎng zhōu jìn liǎo chuàng zào hóng jūn de xīn shí
    Then, having learned a bitter lesson from the failure of the revolution, the Party organized the Nanchang Uprising, the Autumn Harvest Uprising and the Canton Uprising, and entered on a new period, the founding of the Red Army.
  • yīng jūn xiàn dāng huán jìng shì bǎo liú jiǔ lóng bàn dǎo zhù fángjīng yīng guó zhù guǎng zhōu lǐng shì bái jiā shì jué shì liǎng guǎng zǒng jiāo shè hòuhuò jiǔ lóng bàn dǎo nán duān ( běi zhì jiè xiàn jiē ) lián tóng 'áng chuán zhōu de jiè quán
    Finding it healthy, they wished to retain it as a military cantonment, with the result that Sir Harry Parkes, Consul at Canton, secured from the Viceroy a lease of the peninsula as far north as Boundary Street, including Stonecutters Island.
  • suǒ guǎng zhōu chǎn shēng guò sān tiān de chéng shì mín zhòng zhèng quánér hǎi fēngxiāng dōngxiāng nánxiāng gàn biān jiè běi de huáng 'ān děng dōuyòu guò nóng mín de
    This is why the people held political power for three days in the city of Canton and why independent regimes of peasants emerged in Haifeng and Lufeng, in eastern and southern Hunan, in the Hunan-Kiangsi border area and in Huangan, Hupeh Province.
  • shì guò guǎng dōng nán chuān cài mendōu wéi tóng
    I've tried Cantonese, Hunan and Szechwan food and they differ quite considerably.
  • měi guó nán zhōu xiá suǒ zài
    a state in southwestern United States; site of the Grand Canyon.