zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • píng rǎng cháo xiān de shǒu zuì chéng shìwèi gāi guó de zhōng piān nán shì zhòng yào de wén huà zhōng xīn bìng 1948 nián chéng wéi cháo xiān de shǒu rén kǒu 1, 283, 000
    The capital and largest city of North Korea, in the southwest-central part of the country. It was an important cultural center and became capital of North Korea in1948. Population, 1,283,000.
  • yòng bái 'ě chǔlǐ rǎng
    To treat(soil, for example) with chalk.
  • hēi shí huī zài shí huī yán shí huī shàng shēngzhǎng de cǎo xià xíng chéng de hēi rǎng
    A dark soil that develops under grass on limestone and chalk.
  • zài shā qiū huò gān hàn bái 'ě rǎng zhōng shēngzhǎng de 'ōu
    Eurasian thistle growing in sand dunes and dry chalky soils.
  • rǎng diànhè xìng zhì
    charge property of soil
  • lún běi de ruì shì jiē rǎngzuì zǎo de mín shì gāo réngōng yuán 6 shì chéng wéi lún rén suǒ jiàn wáng guó de zhōng xīn, 774 nián chéng wéi xià 'ěr niè guó de fēn。 1176 nián lún chéng shì lián méng bài liǎo léi shì huáng
    A region of northern Italy bordering on Switzerland. First inhabited by a Gallic people, it became the center of the kingdom of the Lombards in the sixth century a.d. and part of Charlemagne's empire in774. The Lombard League of cities defeated Emperor Frederick I in1176.
  • xué jiā zuì zhòng yào de xiàn zhī shì xiàn shì fàng dào rán huán jìng zhōng de dàn néng gòu zài shuǐ kōng zhōng guǎng fàn jìn xíng xún huánér qiě huì chū xiàn zài huó de shēng de hán liàng cóng shuǐ kōng huò rǎng zhōng cèliáng de hán liàng yào gāo shù shí bèishù bǎi bèishù qiān bèishèn zhì shù shí wàn bèi
    One of scientists' most important discoveries was that toxins released into the environment not only circulate widely in air and water, but also may appear in living creatures where concentrations are tens, hundreds, thousands, or hundreds of thousands of times higher than those measured in the air, water, or soil.
  • sān shè de shì rǎng xià shuǐ rǎnyóu suǒ hán de duō huà de huà xué xìng zhì wěn dìng xià shuǐ xún huán huò jiāo huàn shuài zhè zhǒng rǎn dàn shēng jiù huì cán liú hěn cháng shí jiān
    A third concern is that pollutants in soils and ground water, once introduced, remain there for a long time, due both to the chemical stability of many of the compounds involved, and the extremely slow rates at which ground water is circulated or exchanged.
  • men zhù cǎo de zhǒng lèipàn duàn rǎng lèi xíng hòu qíng kuàng
    They note grass species, determine soil types and record climatic conditions.
  • zhōng guó yòu 2.2 wàn duō gōng biān jiè 1.8 wàn duō gōng hǎi 'àn xiàn zhōu biān 20 duō guó jiā jiē rǎng huò hǎi xiāng wàng
    China's land borders total more than 22,000 km in length; its mainland coastline stretches for some 18,000 km; and it neighbors more than 20 countries, either contiguous or separated by stretches of sea.
  • nèi xìng de yóu néng nián zhe de zhì diǎn chéngyòng rǎng
    Composed of particles that do not cohere. Used of soil.
  • jǐn de rǎngkǔn hěn jǐn de huā shù
    compact soil; compact clusters of flowers.
  • fēn fēn jiě de yòu rǎng de yòu chéngfèn
    partially decomposed organic matter; the organic component of soil.
  • xué jiā yán jiū rǎng chéng fèn
    Scientists study the composition of the soil.
  • zhēn zhū yán zhǒng tiān rán huǒ shān yánlèi hēi yào yándàn yòu qīng de tóng zhóu liè wén xiāng duì gāo de hán shuǐ liàngqīng de péng zhàng xíng zhēn zhū yán yòng zuò qīng xíng jiàn cái yòng jué cái liào pén zāi zhí de rǎng zhōng
    A natural volcanic glass similar to obsidian but having distinctive concentric cracks and a relatively high water content. In a fluffy heat-expanded form perlite is used as a lightweight aggregate, in fire-resistant insulation, and in soil for potted plants.
  • rǎng tuán jié gòu jìn chuī fēng
    A soil conditioner; a hair conditioner.
  • dōng yìn qún dǎo de zhǒng cài dòu shǔ zhí yóu zhǐ zài yìn qún dǎo zuò wéi liào gǎi liáng rǎng de zuò bèi máozhǒng xiǎo 'ér huáng dòu jiá yuán tǒng xíng
    East Indian legume having hairy foliage and small yellow flowers followed by cylindrical pods; used especially in India for food and forage and soil-conditioning; sometimes placed in genus Phaseolus.
  • zhè zhǒng rǎng zhòngzhí huā shēng
    Such soil is not conducive to growing peanuts.
  • yóu shì shù rén cái de péi yǎngjiǎng jiū de shì liáng hǎo de hòu rǎng
    A conducive and supportive environment is needed to produce talent in the arts.
  • bīng qiū běi bīng yáng qiū huò qiū zhuàng xiǎo shānyóu rǎng wài céng bīng qiū chéng
    An Arctic mound or conical hill, consisting of an outer layer of soil covering a core of solid ice.
  • zhǒng zài wēn dào lěng shī de hòu sōng lèi huò shí nán zhí bèi xià xíng chéng de rǎngshì gài zài guò de huī céng shàng de yòu céng
    a soil that develops in temperate to cold moist climates under coniferous or heath vegetation; an organic mat over a gray leached layer.
  • shuǐ rǎng huán jìng
    soil environment by water conservancy project
  • zhèng bāng zhù nóng mín gǎi biàn qiān bǎi nián lái chuán tǒng de liào huāng shì de bái xiū gēng děng bǎo chí shuǐ de gēngzhòng guànshí xíng liáng cǎo lún zuò děng shēng shǒu duàn gāo rǎng de féi shuǐfèn hán yǎng néng
    The government is helping farmers change their traditional cultivation habits of letting land lie idle after harvest héng a centuries-old practice known as “ white fallow,” which is detrimental to water and soil conservation. Rotation of grain and grass is adopted to increase the fertility of the soil and its ability to conserve water.
  • zhǐ rǎngzài jié shàng shū sōng 'ér qiě
    (used of soil) loose and large-grained in consistency.
  • rǎng shuǐfèn cháng shù dìng
    measurement of soil moisture constant
  • zuì hòuyòu xiē rǎn zhì bié shì chòu míng zhāo zhù de yuán rǎn fèi liào néng yào duì rǎng shuǐ rǎn xià qiān nián zhī jiǔ
    Finally, some pollutants, most notably atomic waste, may continue to contaminate air, land, and water for thousands of years.
  • zhè xiē yuán cháng hěn xiǎo de wēi jìn rén dào zhōngrán hòu jiàng huí biǎo rǎn rǎng shuǐ
    The elements enter the atmosphere as extremely small particles called particulates. These particulates then fall to Earth and contaminate soil and water.
  • rǎn zào chéng rǎn de xíng wéi huò guò chéng huò bèi rǎn de zhuàng tàiyóu zhǐ yīn wéi pái fàng yòu hài zhì 'ér zào chéng de duì rǎngshuǐ huò de rǎn
    The act or process of polluting or the state of being polluted, especially the contamination of soil, water, or the atmosphere by the discharge of harmful substances.
  • yīng lán wēi 'ěr shì jiē rǎng
    England is contiguous with Wales.
  • ér zài hòu jiào wēn rǎng gèng jiā féi de nán fāng běn shàng liú xíng de shì 'ōu zhōu de fēng guàn
    In the milder, more fertile south, the customs are basically those of continental Europe.
  • dān chéng de zài dān chí tiáo jiàn xià shēng chéng deyòng rǎng
    Produced under a single set of continuing conditions. Used of soil.
  • jiǎn cái diàn mián yáng de pēi tāi duì rén lèi pēi tāi shí xíng tóng yàng de zuò cóng lún shàng lái shuō yòu tiān rǎng zhī bié
    Cutting, coring and lectrically jolting a sheep embryo is a huge moral distance from doing the same to a human embryo.