zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè tào fáng jiān běn lái shì zhǔn bèi gěi 5 kǒu rén zhù de
    The apartment was originally meant for five.
  • luò zhōng běi chéng shìzài píng níng shān wèi luó lún dōng běi piān běizuì zǎo wéi 'āi kǎn de chéng shìzài gōng yuán qián 2 shì chéng wéi luó de zhí mín zhù míng de luò xué zài gōng yuán 425 nián zuò wéi xué yuàn jiàn rén kǒu 455, 853
    A city of north-central Italy at the foot of the Apennines north-northeast of Florence. It was originally an Etruscan town and became a Roman colony in the second century b.c. Its famed university was founded as a law school in a.d.425. Population,455, 853.
  • quē kǒukǒng
    A breach or an aperture.
  • shū chū kǒupēn zuǐ bèi shì fàng chū de kāi kǒu
    An aperture through which matter is discharged.
  • jìn liào kǒu yuán liào cóng zhōng tōng guò 'ér jìn de kǒng
    The aperture through which such material enters a machine.
  • xiǎn wēi jìng shàng yìng yòng de dài yòu kuān kǒu jìng de liǎng sān jìng tóu
    having 2 or 3 lenses with wide aperture for use in microscopes.
  • gāng ruǎn dòng quē kǒu de liǎng biān yuán zhōng de rèn
    Either of the margins of the aperture of a gastropod shell.
  • yóu dōng tōng guò huò jīng guò kāi kǒu shí 'ér chū jiān de shēng yīn
    the sound made by something moving rapidly or by steam coming out of a small aperture.
  • chuī kǒu shào tōng guò shǐ kōng chuān guò chǐ jiànxì huò chuān guò yóu juē zuǐ xíng chéng de xiǎo fèngxì 'ér chū qīng de yuèyīn
    To produce a clear musical sound by forcing air through the teeth or through an aperture formed by pursing the lips.
  • shèn xiǎo kǒu jìng zhōng duān (vsat) tōng xìn jìn nián zhǎn jiào kuài yòu guó nèi shèn xiǎo kǒu jìng zhōng duān tōng xìn jīng yíng dān wèi 30 xiǎo zhàn yòng 15000 zhōng shuāng xiàng xiǎo zhàn yòng chāo guò 6300
    The VSAT (Very Small Aperture Terminal) communication service has developed very rapidly in recent years. There are now in the country 30 domestic VSAT communication service providers and 15,000 small station users, including over 6,300 two-way users.
  • zài yuán zhuī zhuàng de dǐng duān yòu kāi kǒu de hǎi shēng mào bèi
    marine limpet having a conical shell with an opening at the apex.
  • mén yòng qiē huò yǎo de chǐwèi kǒu qián yán zhe chǐ gōng dǐng duān
    A tooth adapted for cutting or gnawing, located at the front of the mouth along the apex of the dental arch.
  • lòu dǒu zhǒng dǐng duān yòu xiǎo dòng huò zhǎi guǎn yòng shū dǎo liú dòng zhì jìn xiǎo kǒu róng de yuán zhuī xíng mǐn
    A conical utensil having a small hole or narrow tube at the apex and used to channel the flow of a substance, as into a small-mouthed container.
  • biǎo miàn shàng zhuāng 'ǎi qīnshí fēn qiān xùnqīng sōng yōu tán huà lái mǎn kǒu jǐng rán 'ér zài zhè qiē de bèi hòu de nèi xīn zhí shì jǐn zhāng dehái shì yòu xiē quē xìn
    His inner tensions and some of his insecurities persist behind a deceptively casual facade of geniality,self-deprecation,easy humor and aphoristic conversational skill.
  • gǎng kǒu zǒng jīng 'ào · bèi shuō: " men yào gèng duō de shí jiān cái néng jué dìng zhè xiē jiǎ māo tóu yīng shì shì zhēn de zuò yòng。 " shuō zhè xiē měi zhǐ jià zhí 40 měi yuán de jiǎ māo tóu yīngzhǐ néng xià tuì bǎi fēn zhī sān shí zhì shí pán xuán zài jìn de hǎi 'ōu
    "We need to give them more time before we decide they don't work," said Oscar Pena, the Port District's general manager, who noted the owls, which cost about $40 apiece, only are supposed to scare 30 percent to 40 percent of the gulls that land nearby.
  • biǎo shì chàn huǐmǎn kǒu dào qiàndàn jiē zhe yòu tài méng liǎo
    He put ashes on his head, apologized profusely, but then went glibly about his business.
  • léi duì xíng wéi biǎo shì dào qiànbìng jiǔ duō liǎo wéi jiè kǒu
    Greg apologized for his behaviour and gave as his excuse that he was half seas over at the time.
  • suí kǒu shuō shēng bào qiàn
    Blunder out an apology
  • shí zhè dān zǎo zài 20 shì 50 nián dài jiù jīng xíng chéng bìng bèi shǐ yòngzhí dào xīn sēn dàngchéng kǒu tóu cháncái shǐ "doh" biàn jiā xiǎo
    The Simpsons only popularized the term; it was actually used extensively in the 1950s, the OED found. Although it is often spelled "D'oh," the dictionary chose to omit the apostrophe.
  • diǎn 'é hài 'é zhōu dōng nán chéng shìwèi 'āi 'ā shān jiǎoyuē 1797 nián jiàn shì jiā gōng zhì zào zhōng xīnrén kǒu 21, 265
    A city of southeast Ohio in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains west of Marietta. Settled c.1797, it is a processing and manufacturing center. Population,21, 265.
  • zuì jìn rén kǒu chá bào gào shū suǒ tòu de xìn lìng huá shè duì huá wén qián jǐng gǎn dào yōu xīn jiā de huá wén jiū jìng luò dào shénme chéng
    Recent data released by a population census has raised concern in the Chinese community about the future of the Chinese language. Just how appalling is the standard of Chinese here?
  • shè bèi cóng wài guó jìn kǒu
    Apparatus must be imported from foreign country.
  • tiáo shòu shāng liǎo de gǒu de 'āi qiú deshòu jīng xià de guāng shēn chū de shǒu tǎoāi qiú de qiē de shēng yīn zhōng kěn qiú de kǒu
    the appealing and frightened look worn by an injured dog; she holds out her hand for money, importunate, insistent; a pleading note in her voice.
  • zhèng zhì rén jìng xuǎn zhèn yíng wèile yīn yìng zhè zhǒng mín cuì běn shí kǒu shuǐ zhàn dào hēi lái gōng duì shǒujiào shǎo shī zhèng niàn lái yǐn xuǎn mín
    To profit from the populist localisation , politicians and their campaigning aides resorted to war of words and demonising of rivals instead of appealing to the voters withtheir platforms.
  • zhǐ chuán chū xiàn zài gǎng kǒu jìn
    A ship appeared near the harbour.
  • dèng kǒu dāishénme huà shuō chū lái
    He appeared dazed but said nothing.
  • rán zài mén kǒu chū xiàn
    Mary suddenly appeared in the doorway.
  • yòu guài de rén zhàn zài chū xiàn zài liǎo mén kǒu
    a strange personage appeared at the door.
  • lóng fāng dān nán fēi zhōng chéng shìwèi jīn dōng nán piān dōngyīn nán fēi zuì gāo yuàn de shàng fēn yuàn shè zài zhè 'ér bèi fēi zhèng shì chēng zuò gāi guó de shǒu rén kǒu 102, 600
    A city of central South Africa east-southeast of Kimberley. It is unofficially called the judicial capital of the country because the appellate division of the national supreme court sits here. Population,102, 600.
  • ( jué wèn de chéng zhè shì shàng shù chéng zhōng de jué jiā wèn xíng hěn míng quèdàn shì zuò wéi chǔ de mín shì guī fàn xiāng dāng bìng qiě néng bèi zuò chū tóng de jiě shì。 ) · shì bèi lín dùn shè miǎn de chòu míng zhāo zhù de guó táo fàn de 'àn jiàn jiù shè dào jìn kǒu guó chǎn shí yóu yòu guān de de huò shuì
    (Depending on the complexity of the issue, this is an excellent appellate issue.The criminal law is quite specific, however, the underlying civil tax code is so complicated that there can be different interpretations of the law.) Part of the tax case against the infamous Marc Rich, the international fugitive pardoned by President Clinton, involved excise taxes on complex transactions concerning imported and domestic oil shipments.
  • è xíng jié zhī dòng de kǒu zhī
    A jawlike appendage of an arthropod.
  • yīn huàn shén jīng shuāi ruò zhèng de rén gèng duōchī 'ā líng yào bǐng de rén gèng duōhuàn guì bìng de rén gèng duōhuàn jié cháng yánmáng cháng yán xiāo huà liáng zhèng de rén gèng duōhuàn nǎo ruǎn huà gān zàng biàn yìng de rén gèng duōhuàn shí 'èr zhǐ cháng làn kuì zhèng cháng liè zhèng de rén gèng duōwèi gōng zuò guò shèn zàng dān guò zhòng de rén gèng duōhuàn pángguāng yán zàng sǔn huài zhèng de rén gèng duōhuàn xīn zàng zhàng shén jīng cuò luàn de rén gèng duōhuàn xiōng píng tǎn xuè guò gāo de rén gèng duōhuàn táng niào bìngshèn zàng yánjiǎo zhèngfēng shī shī mián zhèngdòng mài yìng huà zhèngzhì lòu guǎnmàn xìng màn xìng biàn jiéwèi kǒu jiā shēng zhī yàn juàn de rén gèng duō
    Consequently more neurasthenia, more aspirin, more expensive illnesses, more colitis, appendicitis and dyspepsia, more softened brains and hardened livers, more ulcerated duodenums and lacerated intestines, overworked stomachs and overtaxed kidneys, inflamed bladders and outraged spleens, dilated hearts and shattered nerves, more flat chests and high blood pressure, more diabetes. Bright's disease, beri-beri, rheumatism, insomnia, arterio-sclerosis, piles, fistulas, chronic dysentry, chronic constipation, loss of appetite and weariness of life.