群zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhǒng qún dòng tài mó xíng
    model of population dynamics
  • yán jiū shè huì qún tǐ jiāo hù dòng lì de shè huì xīn lǐ xué fēn zhī。
    the branch of social psychology that studies the dynamics of interaction in social groups.
  • wǒ men měi nián gēn jù shí jì qíng kuàng tiáojié gǎi gé de lì dù， shǐ rén mín qún zhòng hé qǐ yè néng gòu chéng shòu。
    We will readjust the dynamite of reform each year according to the country's actual conditions, so that the masses of people and enterprises can bear the changes.
  • zhè xiē shì tīng zhōu shì rén mín qún zhòng de shí jì wèn tí， shí fēn pàn wàng wǒ men bāng zhù tā men qù jiě jué。
    These were practical problems for the masses of the people of Tingchow and they eagerly looked to us for help in solving them.
  • mián yáng chéng qún zǒu， xióng yīng dú zì fēi。
    Eagle fly alone, but sheep flock together.
  • tǎo lùn； tán lùn yóu yī qún rén lái tán lùn yī gè zhù tí； rèn zhēn de tán huà
    Consideration of a subject by a group; an earnest conversation.
  • wǒ cóng（ rén qún de） bèi hòu chā rù， rán hòu zuǒ bì yòu shǎn dì màn màn chuān guò rén qún 。
    I came in at the back and started easing my way through the crowd.
  • chǎn yú xī yìn dù qún dǎo de yī zhǒng shù， shēngzhǎng yī zhǒng wén lǐ xì mì de lǜ wū mù。
    West Indian tree yielding a fine grade of green ebony.
  • dǐng jí qún luò， yǎn tì dǐng jí shēng tài fā zhǎn de yī gè jiē duàn， zài cǐ jiē duàn yī qún yòu jī tǐ（ yóu zhǐ zhí wù） néng bǎo chí zì shēn de wěn dìng jí yǒng cún
    A stage in ecological development in which a community of organisms, especially plants, is stable and capable of perpetuating itself.
  • shēng wù qún luò yī zǔ shēng huó zài tè dìng qī xī dì qiě xíng chéng yī shēng tài qún luò de yī zǔ xiāng hù yǐng xiǎng de shēng wù
    A group of interacting organisms that live in a particular habitat and form an ecological community.
  • hàn shēng yǎn tì xì liè zài gān zào de dì miàn shàng fán yǎn de yī gè shēng tài qún luò de zì rán yǎn huà
    A succession of ecological communities originating in a dry habitat.
  • shēng tài xì tǒng shēng wù qún luò jí qí huán jìng xíng chéng de shēng tài dān wèi， tā zuò wéi yī gè zhěng tǐ fā huī zuò yòng
    An ecological community together with its environment, functioning as a unit.
  • （ shēng tài xué） yī gè chōng mǎn yī xiē xiāng guān shí wù liàn de yòu jī tǐ qún luò。
    (ecology) a community of organisms where there are several interrelated food chains.
  • （ shēng tài xué） yī gè qí měi yī gè zǔ chéng chéng yuán yǐ cì bèi lìng yī chéng yuán chī diào de yòu jī tǐ qún luò。
    (ecology) a community of organisms where each member is eaten in turn by another member.
  • zhí wù shè huì xué yán jiū zhí wù qún luò de tè diǎn、 fēn lèi、 guān xì hé fēn bù de shè huì shēng tài xué fēn zhī
    The branch of ecology that deals with the characteristics, classification, relationships, and distribution of plant communities.
  • （ shēng tài xué） yòu jī tǐ zài huán jìng huò qún tǐ zhōng de zhuàng kuàng。
    (ecology) the status of an organism within its environment and community (affecting its survival as a species).
  • yán jiū niǎo de zhǒng qún hé yě shēng shēng wù shēng tài xué de xī méng · fú lǐ zé dà xué de shēng wù xué jiào shòu fú léi dé · kù kè shuō： “ gāi shěng yǐ kào fá mù yè shōu rù shǐ shōu zhī xiāng dǐ。
    "The province depends on revenues from lumber to balance its budget," said Fred Cooke, a biology professor at Simon Fraser University who studies bird population and wildlife ecology.
  • liú yì sī， wēi（ lián） · ā sè 1915 － 1991 yīng guó jīng jì xué jiā， shēng yú xī yìn dù qún dǎo。 tā yīn duì fā zhǎn zhōng guó jiā de jīng jì wèn tí de yán jiū 'ér huò 1979 nián nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    West-Indies-born British economist. He shared a1979 Nobel Prize for work on the economic problems of developing countries.
  • shēng tài xíng shēng tài zhǒng de zuì xiǎo huàfēn dān wèi， yóu shì yìng mǒu yī tè dìng huán jìng tiáo jiàn de qún tǐ zǔ chéng。 zhè xiē qún tǐ yǔ qí tā tóng zhǒng yì xíng de wù zhǒng bù néng zá jiāo
    The smallest taxonomic subdivision of an ecospecies, consisting of populations adapted to a particular set of environmental conditions. The populations are infertile with other ecotypes of the same ecospecies.
  • yuǎn lí nán měi zhōu de yī gè tài píng yáng zhōng de yī qún dǎo yǔ； è guā duō 'ěr suǒ yòu； yīn qí fēi fán de dòng wù shēng mìng 'ér wén míng。
    a group of islands in the Pacific off South America; owned by Ecuador; known for unusual animal life.
  • rén qún zài shì chǎng zhōng dǎzhuàn。
    The crowd eddied about in the market-place.
  • xiàn zài， ràng wǒ men lái shè xiǎng yī xià : zhè zuò cháng fāng xíng de kuān kuò dà tīng， zài yī yuè mǒu yī tiān， guāng xiàn 'àn dàn， yōng rù liǎo yī dà qún rén， yī zhù wǔ yán liù sè， chǎo chǎo nào nào， yán qiáng guàng dàng， rào zhe qī gēn dà zhù zhuànyōu， zhè me yī xiǎng， jiù dà zhì kě yǐ duì zhěng gè chǎng miàn yòu gè mó hú de yìn xiàng liǎo。 xià miàn zài gèng què qiē dì shuō yī shuō yī xiē yòu qù de xì jié。
    Now let the reader picture to himself that immense, oblong Hall under the wan light of a January morning and invaded by a motley, noisy crowd, pouring along the walls and eddying round the pillars, and he will have some idea of the scene as a whole, the peculiarities of which we will presently endeavour to describe more in detail.
  • hái zǐ men cè shēn jǐ dào rén qún de qián miàn xiǎng gèng qīng chǔ dì kàn kàn yǎn yuán men。
    Children edged themselves / their way to the front of the crowd to see the actors and actresses more clearly.
  • wǒ men zài rén qún dāng zhōng màn màn dì xiàng qián jǐ。
    We edged forward in the crowd.
  • tā zài rén qún zhōng cè zhe shēn màn màn xiàng qián yí dòng。
    She edged her way through the crowd.
  • wǒ men shǒu xiān yào zì jǐ jiān dìng xìn xīn， rán hòu cái néng jiào yù hé tuán jié qún zhòng tí gāo xìn xīn。
    But we ourselves must be fully confident before we can educate the masses, unite with them and raise their confidence.
  • zhǐ yòu dài biǎo qún zhòng cái néng jiào yù qún zhòng， zhǐ yòu zuò qún zhòng de xué shēng cái néng zuò qún zhòng de xiān shēng。
    Only by speaking for the masses can he educate them and only by being their pupil can he be their teacher.
  • duì yǐ jīng nòng“ zuǒ ” liǎo de dì fāng， dǒng dé jiào yù gànbù， shuō fú qún zhòng， yán jiū tuǒ shàn bàn fǎ， xùn sù huò dé jiū zhèng hé bǔ jiù。
    We must understand how to educate cadres, persuade the masses and work out appropriate methods to quickly remedy the "Left" errors.
  • （ bǐng） róng xǔ gòng chǎn dǎng zǔ zhì de hé fǎ cún zài， bǎo zhèng gòng chǎn dǎng dòng yuán qún zhòng、 zǔ zhì qún zhòng hé jiào yù qún zhòng de zì yóu shí， zhōng gòng cái néng qù cān jiā。
    and (c) permits the legal existence of Communist Party organizations and guarantees the Communist Party freedom to mobilize, organize and educate the masses.
  • wén rén， xué zhě bèi zuò wéi yī gè qún tǐ kàn dài de shòu guò jiào yù de rén； wén rén
    Educated people considered as a group; the literati.
  • tè shū fù nǚ qún tǐ yě shòu dào yòu xiào bǎo hù。
    Groups of women in special need had also been effectively protected.
  • yī qún zì míng tuí fèi de zhī shí fènzǐ
    An effete group of self-professed intellectuals.