zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dài měi guó zhōu zhōng chéng shìwèi kān chéng dōng nán piān dōng fāng xiàngshì jiā gōng zhì zào zhōng xīnrén kǒu 19, 800
    A city of central Missouri east-southeast of Kansas City. It is a processing and manufacturing center. Population,19, 800.
  • kǎn rén yuán zhù zài kān zhōu dōng zhōng de měi zhōu yìn 'ān rénxiàn zài zhù zài 'é zhōu dōng
    A Native American people formerly inhabiting eastern and central Kansas, with a present-day population in eastern Oklahoma.
  •   1958 nián 5 yuè 29 bèi níng chū shēng kān zhōu de tuō hěn xiǎo de shí hòu jiù jiā qiān wǎng jiā de shèng
    Born in Topeka, Kansas, on May 29, 1958, Bening moved with her family to San Diego, California when she was very young.
  • zhǒng xiǎo guàn yòu duǎn qiě duō de zhī gānshù liàng zhòng duō de xiǎo huā tóu zhōu wéi dài yòu huáng dào chéng de biān huāfēn sāng zhōu nán zhí dào kān zhōu de dōng
    subshrub having short leafy stems and numerous small flower heads with nearly round yellow-orange rays; Arizona south to Mexico and east to Kansas.
  • nóng de xiǎo guàn tóu zhuàng huā lèi yuànyòu bái de biān huāshēngzhǎng zài cóng sāng zhōu xiàng dōng zhì kān zhōuxiàng nán zhì de shā
    bushy subshrub having flower heads that resemble asters with broad white rays; found in desert areas of Arizona east to Kansas and south to Mexico.
  • bèi cháo zhe zhèng dāng zhǔn bèi zhuǎn shēn shí , dēng miè liǎo , zhè shí , de jiào hǎn shēng jiù shì zài kān zhōu néng tīng jiàn
    His back was to me and he was just beginning to turn around when the light went out. You could have heard him yell in Kansas.
  • ài xùn kān zhōu dōng běi chéng shìwèi kān chéng běigāi shì shì xíng de zhòng yào de bǔjǐ zhànyóu zhǐ zài 1859 nián 'ài xùntuō shèng fěi tiě xiū jiàn hòurén kǒu 10, 656
    A city of northeast Kansas northwest of Kansas City. The city was an important outfitting point for westward travelers, especially after the foundation of the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad in1859. Population,10, 656.
  • 3 yuè 15 de zhōng liǎo chéng guǒzài jīng liǎo chāo guò 18 nián de láo zhī zāi hòukěn zhōng zài mèi mèi de péi tóng xià zǒu chū zhū sài zhōu de jiàn qiáo tíng , zhòng huò yóu zhī shēn
    On March 15 her efforts came to fruition when, after more than 18 years behind bars, Kenny walked but of a Cambridge, Mass., court a free man, his sister at his side.
  • lán měi guó kěn zhōu de shǒu wèi běn zhōu zhōng dōng lāi xīng dùn de běi dān 'ěr 'ēn 1770 nián shǒu xiān dào , 1792 nián bèi xuǎn zuò shǒu rén kǒu 23, 968
    The capital of Kentucky, in the north-central part of the state northwest of Lexington. First visited by Daniel Boone in1770, it was chosen as capital in1792. Population, 25,968.
  • kěn zhōu de shǒu wèi kěn zhōu de běi
    the capital of Kentucky; located in northern Kentucky.
  • yuán chǎn kěn zhōu de gāo jiǎo
    a high-stepping horse originating in Kentucky.
  • yuán kěn zhōu dōng nánxiàng liú jīng tián zhōu běi zuì hòu zài kěn zhōu nán chéng wéi 'é hài 'é de tiáo zhī liú
    a river that rises in southeastern Kentucky and flows westward through northern Tennessee to become a tributary of the Ohio River in southwestern Kentucky.
  • zhǐ bān bāo kuò kěn zhōu wéi zhōu de měi guó
    of a region of the United States generally including Kentucky, West_Virginia.
  • 'ēndān 'ěr 1734 1820 měi guó kāi tuò zhěmín jiān chuán yīng xióng kěn zhōu zhí mín yùn dòng de zhōng xīn rén
    American frontiersman, folk hero, and central figure in the settlement of Kentucky.
  • bái lāi yān zhǒng qiǎn yán yān cǎozhù yào shēngzhǎng zài měi guó kěn zhōuyóu yòng zhì zào xiāng yān
    A light-colored tobacco grown chiefly in Kentucky and used especially in making cigarettes.
  • měi guó de zhōu yòng zhǐ měi guó mǒu xiē zhōu kěn lán zhū sàibīn
    Used to refer to some U.S. states, namely, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
  • huò jīn wéi 'ěr kěn zhōu nán chéng shìwèi bǎo lín lín de nán piān shì yān cǎo jiā chù shì chǎngrén kǒu, 29, 809
    A city of southwest Kentucky west-southwest of Bowling Green. It is a tobacco and livestock market. Population,29, 809.
  • měi guó mǒu xiē zhōu zhèng shì de míng kěn bīn zhū sài lián de lǐng duō
    the official name of some states in the United States (Massachusetts and Pennsylvania and Virginia and Kentucky) and associated territories (Puerto Rico).
  • wēn chè shì měi guó kěn zhōu zhōng dōng chéng shìzài lāi xīng dùn de dōng nán piān dōng fāng xiàngshì yān cǎo jiā qín chǎn de zhì zào jiā gōng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 15, 799
    A city of east-central Kentucky east-southeast of Lexington. It is a manufacturing and processing center in a tobacco and livestock area. Population,15, 799.
  • lāi xīng dùn měi guó kěn zhōu zhōng piān dōng běi de chéng shìwèi wéi 'ěr dōng nán piān dōng gāi shì shì zhù míng de liáng zhǒng yǎng zhōng xīn, 1775 nián lāi xīng dùn zhàn mìng míngrén kǒu 204, 165
    A city of northeast-central Kentucky east-southeast of Louisville. A noted center for the raising of thoroughbred horses, it was named in1775 after the Battle of Lexington. Population,204, 165.
  • xīn xīn zhōu měi guó 'é hài 'é zhōu nán duān zuò chéng shìwèi 'é hài 'é bàngjiàn 1788 niánshì 'é hài 'é zhōu kěn zhōu guǎng de jìn kǒu gǎng gōng shāng wén huà zhōng xīnrén kǒu 364, 040
    A city of extreme southwest Ohio on the Ohio River. Founded in1788, it is a port of entry and an industrial, commercial, and cultural center for an extensive area in Ohio and Kentucky. Population,364, 040.
  • bié zhōu zhōng de shǐ zài dài yòu rén zhùcéng bèi shān shìchéng hàntài lán zhàn lǐnghòu zài 16 shì zhōng bèi bié rén zhàn lǐngé luó rén zài 19 shì zhàn lǐng
    A historical region of west-central Asia. Settled in ancient times, it was conquered by Alexander the Great, Genghis Khan, and Tamerlane and finally overrun by Uzbek peoples in the early16th century. Russia conquered the area in the19th century.
  • háo wènchéng wéi zhōu cháng shì jiàn liǎo de shì
    There is no doubt that the job of being a governor is a killer-diller.
  • jiǔ guǎng tiě quán cháng 34 gōng chú liǎo wéi xīn jiè dōng běi de xīn zhèn gōng jiāo liè chē wài gōng huò yùn liè chē lái wǎng xiāng gǎng nèi zhī yòng gōng chē lái wǎng jiǔ lóng cháng píng guǎng zhōu shānzhào qìng zhī jiān
    The 34-kilometre railway provides a suburban service to the new towns in the north-eastern New Territories, a freight service to and from China, and passenger services to and from Changping/Guangzhou and Foshan/Zhaoqing.
  • [22] de jiā zhōu xué yùn dòng xué jiàn kāng jìn jiào shòu táng · shuōzhè fēi tóng xún chángyīn wéi duō shù jiā de xiǎo xué shēng shì yóu fēi zhuān jiā de rèn jiào shī shòu de
    [22] This is unusual, since the vast majority of California's elementary students receive PE instruction from classroom teachers who are not PE specialists, says Don Morris, a professor of kinesiology and health promotion at California State University in Pomona.
  • 'ào zǎo zhù píng yuán nán xiàn jīn zhù zài 'é zhōu nán de běi měi yìn 'ān mín 。 17 shì wǎn 'ào rén cóng méng zhōu de gèng zǎo de lǐng dào píng yuán
    A Native American people formerly inhabiting the southern Great Plains, with a present-day population in southwest Oklahoma. The Kiowa migrated onto the plains in the late17th century from an earlier territory in western Montana.
  • zhōu hán guó xiǎo dǎolián jiē huáng hǎi cháo xiān hǎi xiá de tōng dào zhōu hǎi xiá jiāng hán guó de nán hǎi bīn xiāng
    An island of South Korea separated from the southwest coast of the mainland by Cheju Strait, a channel linking the Yellow Sea and Korea Strait.
  • wèi shèng de jiā zhōu xué bào wēi 'ěr jiàn zhù shí yàn shì shì zhì chū liǎo xīn de qiáo liáng jiàn zhù cái liào tàn xiān wéi
    The Powell structural research lab at the university of California at San Diego tests new bridge materials such as carbon and fiberglass polymers.
  • 2000 nián 3 yuèmài dào zhōu ào tīng cān jiā zhī míng de nán piān nán yīnyuè jiézhī hòu biàn yòu duō chàngpiān gōng zhǎo zuòmài zuì hòu xuǎn liǎo lún chàngpiān gōng
    In March 2000 Mayer headed to Austin, Texas, to perform at the prestigious South By Southwest (SxSW) music conference and afterwards was courted by several record labels, eventually signing with Aware/Columbia Records.
  • men gān 6 nián yùn xiàng nán xiū dào háng zhōu
    They laboured for six years to extend the canals south to Hangzhou.
  • de zuò pǐn duō xiě de jiā xiāng zhōu jùn de niú jīn zhèn
    Faulkner wrote mostly about his hometown of Oxford, in Lafayette County. Miss.
  • 'ěr bǎo měi guó luó zhōu zhōng dōng de zuò chéng shìwèi yìn 'ān huán jiāo biānzài zōng tān běi piān běishì niú nóng zuò de sàn zhōng xīnrén kǒu 36, 830
    A city of east-central Florida on the Indian River lagoon north-northwest of Palm Beach. It is a distribution center in a cattle and farming region. Population,36, 830.