牛zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dàn nǎi jiǔ yòng niú nǎi huò nǎi yóu、 táng hé dàn jiǎo bàn 'ér chéng， tōng cháng hùn yòu lǎng mǔ jiǔ huò bái lán dì děng jiǔ de yǐn liào
    A drink consisting of milk or cream, sugar, and eggs beaten together and often mixed with an alcoholic liquor such as rum or brandy.
  • qū lāi fú tián shí tú liǎo guǒ jiàng、 guǒ dòng、 niú nǎi dàn hú hé guàn nǎi yóu bìng zài xuě lì jiǔ、 lǎng mǔ jiǔ huò bái lán dì zhōng jìn zì de dàn gāo tián shí
    A dessert typically consisting of plain or sponge cake soaked in sherry, rum, or brandy and topped with layers of jam or jelly, custard, and whipped cream.
  • lā tuō wéi yà rén jǔ xíng huà zhuāng wǔ huì。 luó mǎ ní yà rén zé chàng shèng gē， gē sòng tú lā zhēn huáng dì hé gōng niú 。
    Latvians hold masquerade parties, and Rumanians sing a carol concerning Emperor Trajan and a bull.
  • cháng dào yán niú hé jiā chù yīn tūn shí de hán shuǐ yě cài huò lǜ sè sì liào fā jiào 'ér xíng chéng guò duō qì tǐ， zào chéng de wèi hé cháng dào zhǒng dà
    A swelling of the rumen or intestinal tract of cattle and domestic animals that is caused by excessive gas formation following fermentation of ingested watery legumes or green forage.
  • niú shì fǎn chú dòng wù。
    The cow is a ruminant.
  • yòng zuò shí wù de fǎn chú dòng wù（ yóu qí shì niú ） de wèi de nèi céng。
    lining of the stomach of a ruminant (especially a bovine) used as food.
  • niú kē dòng wù niú shǔ de fǎn chú bǔ rǔ dòng wù de、 yǔ zhī xiāng guān de huò lèi sì zhī de， rú gōng niú 、 mǔ niú huò shuǐ niú de
    Of, relating to, or resembling a ruminant mammal of the genus Bos, such as an ox, cow, or buffalo.
  • zhòu wèi yī xiē fǎn chú dòng wù， rú niú 、 yáng hé lù de wèi de dì sì bù fēn， zài nà lǐ jìn xíng xiāo huà
    The fourth division of the stomach in ruminant animals, such as cows, sheep, and deer, in which digestion takes place.
  • niú kē dòng wù niú kē de huò shǔ yú niú kē de， bāo kuò yòu tí de、 liǎng biān yòu jiǎo de fǎn chú dòng wù， rú niú 、 mián yáng、 shān yáng hé shuǐ niú
    Of or belonging to the family Bovidae, which includes hoofed, hollow-horned ruminants such as cattle, sheep, goats, and buffaloes.
  • cóng wěi bù qiē xià lái de niú pái。
    a steak cut from the rump.
  • tún gǔ tún gǔ， yóu zhǐ niú de tún gǔ
    The rump bone, especially of cattle.
  • zuì jiē jìn wěi bù de niú de shàng bù yāo ròu。
    part of the sirloin nearest the rump.
  • zài wěi bù hé xiǎo tuǐ zhī jiān de shòu de niú ròu kuài。
    a lean cut of beef from between the rump and the shank.
  • gāng hǎo zài wěi bù zhī shàng de yāo bù bù fēn（ tè bié zhǐ niú ròu）。
    the portion of the loin (especially of beef) just in front of the rump.
  • nà tóu gōng niú xiàng wǒ chōng guò lái。
    The bull rushed at me.
  • jīn niú zuò rv xíng biàn xīng
    RV Tauri variable stars
  • mí sǎ jīng niàn guò yǐ hòu， zuò wéi zǎo cān， tā chī yī kuài hēi mài miàn bāo， zhàn zhe zì jiā de niú de rǔ zhī。
    His mass said, he broke his fast on rye bread dipped in the milk of his own cows.
  • yī dìng yào jiāng suǒ yòu de niú dū guān hǎo。
    Make sure all the cattle are safely penned up.
  • wàn yī tā tóng shí jiē jiàn qī bā gè rén， shěng cháng、 jiāng jūn huò shì zhù jūn de cān móu， huò shì jiào shì péi yǎng suǒ de jǐ gè xué shēng， tā men jiù dé dào niú péng lǐ qù zhǎo dōng zhāi de yǐ zǐ， jīng táng lǐ qù zhǎo qí dǎo yǐ， wò shì lǐ qù zhǎo wéi yǐ。 zhè yàng， tā men kě yǐ shōu jí dào shí yī zhāng dài kè de zuò jù。
    When, by chance, he received seven or eight persons at one time, the prefect, or the general, or the staff of the regiment in garrison, or several pupils from the little seminary, the chairs had to be fetched from the winter salon in the stable, the prie-Dieu from the oratory, and the arm-chair from the bedroom: in this way as many as eleven chairs could be collected for the visitors.
  • yòng gè yán xiāo zhì guò de hēi sè xiǎo niú gé。
    black calfskin leather tanned with chromium salts.
  • tā chī liǎo wǒ xiǎo xīn yì yì zhuāng shì hǎo de bǐng gān， hē liǎo wēn niú nǎi。
    The Santa who ate my carefully decorated cookies and drank the warm milk.
  • māo bǎ nà dié zǐ niú nǎi dǎ fān liǎo。
    The cat bas upset the saucer of milk.
  • nà zhǐ māo dǎ fān liǎo tā de niú nǎi dié zǐ。
    The cat has upset its saucer of milk.
  • māo bǎ dié zhōng de niú nǎi shì dé qián qián jìng jìng。
    The cat lapped up all the milk in the saucer.
  • ( dài nà shì zhǐ māo ) “ wǒ xī wàng tā men bié wàng liǎo wǔ chá shí gěi tā zhǔn bèi yī dié niú nǎi。
    (Dinah was the cat.) `I hope they'll remember her saucer of milk at tea-time.
  • ér zài mǔ qīn jū zhù de chéng zhèn zhōng， dōng tiān de bào fēng xuě rú cǐ měng liè， yǐ zhì yú niú dū huì dòng sǐ。
    In my mother's town, winter blizzards were so savage that cows froze to death.
  • fēi zhōu nán bù dà xíng qiě tōng cháng xiōng měng de shuǐ niú ， jiǎo xiàng shàng juǎnqū； dà bù fēn yòng yú dǒu niú 。
    large often savage buffalo of southern Africa having upward-curving horns; mostly in game reserves.
  • mài huáng niú piào de bǎ yīnyuè huì de piào yǐ yuán jià de shí bèi mài chū。
    Scalper sell ticket to the concert for ten times the original price.
  • ò， kàn nà yī dà qún huáng niú …… tā men mài piào yī dìng fā yī bǐ cái。
    Wow, look at all the scalper... they must be got a fortune for their ticket.
  • ò， kàn nà yī dà qún huáng niú …… tā men mài piào yī dìng fā yī bǐ cái。
    Wow, look at all the scalpers... they must be getting a fortune for their tickets.
  • 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.
  • kě shì wǒ de tóng bàn bù nài fán liǎo， tā jiàn yì wǒ men kě yǐ pī shàng jǐ niú nǎi nǚ rén de wài tào， dào kuàng yě shàng páo yī páo。
    but my companion is impatient, and proposes that we should appropriate the dairywoman's cloak, and have a scamper on the moors, under its shelter.