zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiāng guā shǔ zhí rèn zhǒng xiāng guān huò lèi zhí de tǒng chēng guā huáng guā
    Any of several related or similar plants, such as the bur cucumber or the squirting cucumber.
  • zhuàng zhīdài zhīdài jīng dào gōng néng huò lèi de biǎn píng shù zhī huò jīng xiè guā shàng de
    A flattened branch or stem that performs the function of or resembles a leaf, as in the Christmas cactus.
  • zhǒng xiāng guā màn shēng zhí de guǒ shíxiǎo xíng dào zhōng xíng de huáng rǎng de guā
    the fruit of a cantaloup vine; small to medium-sized melon with yellowish flesh.
  • de tóu jǐn jǐn zài nǎo hòu lǒng chéng zhǒng rén chēng zhī wéi guā de yīn wéi xiàng liǎo luó tián guā
    Her hair is pulled tightly back into a style Italians call melone because it resembles a cantaloupe.
  • 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.
  • xiāng guā zhǒng xiāng guā shǔ tián guā zhǒng lèi luó tián guāguǒ shí yòu wǎng wén shí yòng bìng qiě yòu shè xiāng xiāng wèi
    Any of several varieties of the melon Cucumis melo, such as the cantaloupe, having fruit characterized by a netted rind and edible flesh with a musky aroma.
  • guā guǒ rèn zhǒng xiāng guān zhí de guǒ shí xiāng guā guāhuáng guānán 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.
  • yuán jiā guā běi de tiáo yán jiā guā hóng biān jiè dōng běi fāng liú jīng yuē 483 gōng ( 300 yīng dào jiā hǎi
    A river rising in northern Nicaragua and flowing about483 km(300 mi) northeast along the Nicaragua-Honduras border to the Caribbean Sea.
  • shí yòng gāo shuǐfèn de shí dài qín cài huáng guāfān qié děng
    Switch these for high-fluid foods such as celery, lettuce, cucumber and tomatoes instead.
  • zài tíng guǎng zhòng miàn qián shuō yuē hàn fǎn nòng huó xiàng shǎ guā
    John contradicted everything I said before the assembled company, and made me look a proper charley.
  • niàn men biān liáo tiān biān zài jīn jīn yòu wèn zhe guā
    The girls were eating away at the melon seeds, chatting.
  • men zhěng wǎn shàng dōuzài xià yáng chī guā huā shēng
    We played checkers and ate melon seeds and peanuts all night.
  • shǎ guā dōunéng kàn chū cháng lóng yàng de duì miàn dài yùn de wèi zhe jié zhàng yào jiā kuài
    It does not take a genius to know that long queues and disgruntled-looking customers mean that checkout times need to be speeded up.
  • jiāng shěng shì chuàng jiàn huā bǎi shū cài guā guǒchá yuánbǎn děng 858 lóng tóu xiàng lián jié 1300 duō pín kùn tuō pín shuài 76%。
    In Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, 858 leading projects of flowers and trees, vegetables, fruits, tea and chestnut have been carried out, which helped more than 1,300 poor families get rid of poverty, the rate of shaking off poverty reaching 76 percent.
  • kāi shǐxuě qiú chù zhāng wànghǎo xiàng shī liǎo fāng xiàngdàn bìng méi yòu shì jiē kāi gài zài nán guā tóu shēn shàng de cǎoér shì fēi dào guàn yòng de shàng dāi zài 'ér
    At first Snowball seemed disoriented when she looked around, but she didn t try to uncover the chick. Instead, she flew up to her normal perch and stayed there.
  • yìn jiā rén bìlǔ gāo yuán shàng qiū luò de zhībèi bān zhēng qián jiàn liǎo běi 'è guā duō 'ěr nán dào zhì zhōng de guó
    A member of the group of Quechuan peoples of highland Peru who established an empire from northern Ecuador to central Chile before the Spanish conquest.
  • suān lěng tānɡ zhǒng lěng tānɡyóu qiē suì de hóng shìhuáng guā suàn jiāo xiāng liào zuò chéng
    A chilled soup made with chopped tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, peppers, and herbs.
  • de jīng làng fèi zài zhè yàng qīng de rén shēn shàng zhēn shì shǎ guā
    He was a fool to chuck himself away on such a frivolous woman.
  • zhè huáng guā màn liǎo
    This cucumber plant is climbing.
  • jīn wéi zhǐ yòu bāo kuò měi guó 'ōu méng zài nèi de 32 chéng yuán zhōng guó jié shù tán pàn bìng qiān shǔ liǎo shuāng biān xié shàng wèi chéng xié de jǐn shèng ruì shìè guā duō 'ěrwēi jiā
    Up to now, 32 members including US and EU have concluded negotiations and signed bilateral agreements with China. Mexico, Switzerland, Ecuador, Guatemala and Costa Rica are the members yet to clinch a deal with China.
  • yòng cài dāobà nán guā pōu kāi
    He clove the pumpkin with his kitchen knife.
  • shǎ guā huò xiǎo chǒudāi
    A fool or clown; a dolt.
  • shì niàn tóu zài xīn shàng shǎn,“ zài gēbei zhǒu bàng biān de shǎ guāyòng pén cháyòng méi guò de shǒu miàn bāo chī jiù shì de zhàng : shàoyedāng rán shì luó
    Then it flashed upon me--`The clown at my elbow, who is drinking his tea out of a basin and eating his bread with unwashed hands, may be her husband: Heathcliff, junior, of course.
  • chéng zhī táo zhī zhī guā zhī
    Orange juice, grape juice, pineapple juice, coconut water, and watermelon juice.
  • tuō lún nán kào jìn 'è guā duō 'ěr biān jìng de zuò chéng shìjiàn 1539 niánshì 1832 nián lún 'è guā duō 'ěr huàfēn wéi liǎng guó jiā de tiáo yuē de qiān shǔ rén kǒu 196, 800
    A city of southwest Colombia near the Ecuadorian border. Founded in1539, it was the site of an1832 treaty by which Colombia and Ecuador became separate states. Population,196, 800.
  • zhōng guó zài jìn dài shǐ shàngbèi shòu guó zhù zhí mín zhù de qīn lüè guā fēnrén mín bǎo shòu líng
    In Modern history, China had suffered greatly imperialist and colonialist invasion
  • zhōng guó zài jìn dài shǐ shàngbèi shòu guó zhù zhí mín zhù de qīn lüè guā fēnrén mín bǎo shòu líng
    Modern history has served as grim witness to China's great sufferings and the humiliation of the Chinese people as the result of imperialist and colonialist invasion and partition.
  • zhōng měi zhōu cóng zhōng xiàng nán xiàng dōng yán shēnbāo kuò wēi hóng jiā guā zài nèi de zài lún qián de shí dàizhè céng cún zài guò zhǒng wén míngbāo kuò wén huà 'ào 'ěr méi wén huà
    A region extending south and east from central Mexico to include parts of Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, and Nicaragua. In pre-Columbian times it was inhabited by diverse civilizations, including the Mayan and the Olmec.
  • shí nián qiánkǒng lóng kāi shǐ shí wàn nián lái wèi yòu de shēng shì juǎntǔ chóngláirén réndōu jīng dào shénme yǐn liǎo hái hěn jiǎn dānkǒng lóng yòu chǒuér qiě shì chóng guǒ gāng qiǎo shì liù suìzhè sān chǒuchóngde jiù shì 'ài ”。 zhī dàoyīn wéi céng jīng liù suì guòwéi tiáo guā shénme kěn zuò
    Ten years ago, when dinosaurs began to make their greatest comeback in 100,000 years, everyone wondered what the appeal was for kids. It was simple. Big. Ugly. Reptiles. Three little words that mean "I love you." If you happen to be 6. I know, because I was 6 once, and I would have killed for an iguana.
  • jiù shì yīn wéi guàn liǎo xué wén xiān xué yīn de gài niànzài zhě shū de shí dàixué yīng dìng xiān xué yīn biāo kk yīn biāo dāng zuò zhù yīn hào yàngbèi gǔn guā làn shúxīn dān ruò méi yòu biāo shàng yīn biāojiù zhī dào zěn me yīn liǎoméi yòu tòu guò fān gèng cóng liǎo jiě dān de zhè zhǒng mǎi xié huà xié yàng de jiào xué jiēguǒchú liǎo spelling néng chā zhī wàijiā shàng méi yòu jiǎng yīng de huán jìnggèng kāi kǒu shuō yīng
    During my school days, we were so used to phonetics when starting to learn a language that we marked the English words with codes and signs and then memorised them. So when we came across new English words, we were unable to pronounce them, not to mention the comprehension of those words. In the end, we had very poor ability to "spell" the words. All these, coupled with an environment that does not encourage the use of English, make it difficult for us to learn the language.
  • wán quán zhōng zhù zhì de chè tóu chè wěi de shǎ guā
    Total concentration; a total effort; a total fool.
  • shēng zǒu chū fáng jiān 'ěr chuán cháng jiù zhēng kāi shuāng yǎnzhāo dào shēn biāngào shuō,“ shì shǎ guā wèiwǒ kuài duàn liǎo héng dàn shì zhī dào bìng fēi 。”
    As soon as the doctor quitted the room, Captain Kearney opened his eyes and beckened me to him. "He's a confounded fool, Peter," said he, "he thinks I'm slipping my wind now héng but I know better." (F. Marryat, Peter Simple)