zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • kuí huā yóu guī yóu zhī fáng suān zuì gāo 2 shuǐ fèn zhì zuì gāo 0。 4%。
    Specifications For Sun-flower Seed Oil: Free fatty acid 2% max. Moisture& impurities 0.4% max.
  • men shì zhōng xīn xiē luàn de xiá zhǎi jiē dào jiàn zhù chāi chú liǎo
    They have ripped out the maze of narrow streets and buildings which formed the centre of the city.
  • men shì zhōng xīn xiē luàn de xiá zhǎi jiē dào jiàn zhù chāi chú liǎo
    They have ripped out the maze of narrow streets and buildings which fromed the center of the city.
  • láo jià fèn zhì gěi hǎo
    Would you oblige me by passing me that magazine?
  • nián huò duō nián shēng běn shǔbāo kuò zhuāng shì xìng cǎo píng yòng cǎo pǐn zhǒng shēng míng lángjí de nóng cǎo
    annual or perennial grasses including decorative and meadow species as well as notorious agricultural weeds.
  • rán 'ér zài zōng jiào de chén zhōng yòu shí yòu wàng xìn
    Yet in religious meditations, there is sometimes mixture of vanity, and of superstition.
  • chéng yǒng tàn diào huò tōng xiǎo de huì
    A medley of familiar themes, with variations and interludes.
  • zhǐ yào shì shí gào yào zuò rǒng cháng de jiě shì
    Just give me the facts, not a whole Megillah.
  • shū jià shàng yòu luàn de yīng guó xiǎo shuō
    The shelf contained a pell-mell assortment of English novels.
  • gān huó de rén
    One who does menial work; a drudge.
  • shì bīng gān huó shí chuān de
    clothing worn by military personnel when doing menial labor.
  • zhī dào de cān de cān duō zhī dào suǒ yào chī de yàng dōng nǎi shì chéng qiān lěi wàn de rén men gōng zuò de jiēguǒ yào de zhòngzhímào yùn shū sòng pēng rèn de zhì wèile zhè yuán yīnrén lèi yào huò shí shì dòng gèng kùn nán de
    I know that my lunch is a more complicated affair than the pigeon's, and that the few articles of food I take involve thousands of people at work and a highly complicated system of cultivation, merchandising, transportation, delivery and preparation. That is why it is harder for man to get food than for animals.
  • zhè xīn guān diǎn biǎo míng měi suǒ gāo yuán shàng de 'ā diān guó néng shì zuì zǎo bèi yán zhòng de hàn miè wáng de de shè huì xíng tài zhī ā diān guó jiàn gōng yuán qián 2300 nián zuǒ yòu
    This new outlook suggests, for instance, that the Akkadian Empire in Mesopotamia may have been one of the earliest complex societies felled by severe drought.
  • de fáng jiān luàn kānqǐng sǎo gān jìng
    Your room is in a mess. Please tidy it.
  • " de shū zhì jiǎn zhí shì luàn zāo , men zhěng xià。 "
    Your books and magazines are almost in a mess; go and put them in order.
  • jiū jìng zhì huì chū xiàn zài shénme fāng
    Where's the mess, exactly?
  • men gāng cóng [ shēng píng lùn ] zhì shàng huò zhīguì gōng wéi solex gōng zài niǔ yuē lún dūn liǎng de jiā dài shāng
    We have read in the"Stereo Review" that you are the sole agents for Messrs. Solex of New York and London.
  • miǎnqiǎng de huò zhě kàn máo dùn de shǐ yònghuò zhě shì cuò de chǎo nào de yòng zuò chǐ de”) huò zhě shì de hùn yǐn zhōng demáng mùdì zuǐ ”)。
    strained or paradoxical use of words either in error (as `blatant' to mean `flagrant') or deliberately (as in a mixed metaphor: `blind mouths').
  • dāng nián 'ěr · qiáo wèi zhòng yào de yán jiū tài yáng wēi guān jié gòu de xué jiā zài“ wired” zhè běn zhì zhōng chū duì xiàn chéng bèi zēng jiā de rén de dān yōu shí lāi de shù yòu yǐn liǎo gōng zhòng de zhù
    Drexierian nanotechnology drew renewed publicity last year when a morose Bill Joy, the chief scientist of Sun Microsystems, wonrried in the magazine Wired about the implications of nanorobots that could multiply uncontrollably.
  • zhōu zài niǔ yuē shì zhōng chéng de gōng yuán nèi yǎn shì gāi chē de gōng yuán gōng shuōzhè zhǒng liǎng lún de shè bèi shì yòng de huí zhuǎn jiā shàng diàn nǎo lái rén de píng héng gǎn
    The two-wheeled device uses a complex array of gyroscopes and computers to mimic the human body's sense of balance, according to Segway employees who demonstrated the scooter Monday at a park in midtown New York City.
  • sài jié shù hòurén qún fēn zǒu dòng lái
    The crowd milled around after the game was over.
  • xiǎo nán hái de kǒu dài wǎng wǎng cáng yòu de dōng
    A small boy's pockets are likely to contain a miscellaneous collection of objects.
  • zhǒng shù ` wén xué huò yīnyuè zuò pǐn
    A collection of various artistic or literary works or musical pieces; a miscellany.
  • luǎn lièluǎn yóu yòu fēn liè bāo cóng shòu jīng luǎn zhōng shēng chéng de náng pēishì yòu zhōng duō bāo de zhù yào chéngfèn
    The series of mitotic cell divisions that produces a blastula from a fertilized ovum. It is the basis of the multicellularity of complex organisms.
  • shuǐ shā jiāng rèn zhǒng yòng zhǒng yuán liào hùn chū de hùn zhì shā jiāng huī
    Any of various combined substances, such as mortar or plaster, formed by mixing ingredients.
  • gǎng kǒu de qún de chuán
    A mob of boats in the harbor.
  • bàn yuè kān de fěng zhì chí de cháo xiào
    a persistent campaign of mockery by the satirical fortnightly magazine.
  • oracle9iaswireless duō shì nèi jiù shì shǐ yìng yòng chéng kāi rén yuán céng wǎng luòxié shè bèiwǎng guān xiàn xìng de kuàng jià
    The Oracle9iAS Wireless multi-modal core is the framework that gives application developers independence from the underlying networks, protocols, devices, gateways and other wireless complexities.
  • huā huā gōng zhì de yán rén suō bái · nuò shuō: " men rèn wéi zài men zhǎo dào xīn gōng zuò zhī qián zhè fèn gōng zuò quán dāng yòu de shì qíng zuòér qiě men yòu néng huì yīn 'ér zhuǎnháng chéng wéi 。 "
    "We're looking at this as something fun for them to do while they're looking for another job. This might even turn into a modeling career for them," Playboy spokeswoman Elizabeth Norris said.
  • jiā róng huà de jīn shǔ zhōng de zhì zhì jié biàn qīng chú
    a substance added to molten metals to bond with impurities that can then be readily removed.
  • yīng guó 'ào de xiē shēng zàiyīng guó xué zhìzhè fèn yǐng xiǎng de kān shàng biǎo wén zhāng shuō xiē zhì yào gōng shì shí shàng zhèng zài " chuán bìng ", yīn wéi men wèile tuò zhǎn shì chǎng kuā liǎo zhì liáo xìng bìng de fàn wéi
    British and Australian medics writing in the influential journal said some drug companies were "disease-mongering" by widening the boundaries of treatable diseases in order to boost their markets.
  • liè děng gǒu zhǒng bèi shì wéi liè de huò shòu huān yíng de gǒu zhǒng gǒu
    A dog considered to be inferior or undesirable; a mongrel.