牛zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yào shénme ròu cài má？ jīn tiān de yáng ròu hěn hǎo。 kǎo xiǎo niú ròu yě hěn hǎo。
    Will you have any meat? The mutton is very good, and so is the roast veal.
  • tuǐ de shàng bù de ròu kuài（ niú ròu、 xiǎo niú ròu、 yáng ròu、 xiǎo yáng ròu）。
    a cut of meat (beef or veal or mutton or lamb) from the upper part of the leg.
  • ér hóng ròu ( niú 、 yáng ròu ) de yán sè lái zì yú jī hóng dàn bái , tā jiāng yǎng qì 'ér bù shì xuè chǔ cún zhì jī ròu zhōng !。
    The color of blood comes from hemoglobin； the color of red meat comes from myoglobin, which stores oxygen in the muscles, not the blood.
  • niú zǎi de gù shì shǐ tā fán tòu liǎo； bù guò tā xǐ huān shén mì de gù shì。
    Cowboy stories bore him to death, but he likes mysteries.
  • xū yào sān pǐn tuō niú nǎi。
    Three pints of milk is needed.
  • céng yú 2000 nián zài běi jīng hé shàng hǎi jǔ bàn liǎo wéi shí 9 tiān de xì liè lán qiú péi xùn de dá lā sī xiǎo niú duì jiào liàn táng · ní 'ěr sēn zhè yàng jiǎng dào， " wáng zhì zhì shì yī wèi nián qīng de、 pō yòu tiān fù de lán qiú yùn dòng yuán。
    “ Wang Zhizhi is a young basketball player with great talent, ” says Mavericks' head coach Don Nelson,who spent nine days in Beijing and Shanghai in 2000 carrying out a series of basketball clinics.
  • tā zài xiě niú dùn de zhuànjì .
    He's writing a life of Newton.
  • pà sī kǎ yā lì dān wèi， xiāng dāng yú měi píng fāng mǐ yī niú dùn
    A unit of pressure equal to one newton per square meter.
  • rèn wéi yǔ zhòu shì shàng dì chuàng zào de xiàng yī gè zhōng biǎo yī yàng 'àn niú dùn lì xué dī dī dá dá yùn zhuǎn de guān diǎn。
    the view that the universe resembles a clock built by God and ticking along according to Newtonian mechanics.
  • shì lún dūn duì shǒu kāi jì lù [ xiān gōng jìn yī qiú ]， bǐ fēn yī zhí shì 0， dào liǎo shàng bàn chǎng jié shù shí niú jīn duì cái gōng jìn yī qiú。
    It was the London team that opened the score, and the score remained to be 0[one to nil/one to nothing] until the very end of the first half when the Oxford team scored its first goal.
  • wǒ dé gǎn kuài dào shāng diàn zhuǎn yī juàn mǎi diǎn 'ér niú nǎi。
    I must nip round to the shops for some milk.
  • rén lèi bù zài yǐ kào shòu liè 'ér shì yǐ kào nǎi hé nǎi zhì pǐn， yǐ kào niú qún hé yáng qún zhú nián de zēng jiā 'ér shēng huó。
    giving rise to the pastoral or nomad state, in which mankind do not live on the produce of hunting, but on milk and its products, and on the annual increase of flocks and herds.
  • wǒ men lǎo tīng rén jiǎng qǐ shénme“ cháng fěn”、“ chǎo niú hé”， zhè lǐ yòu mài má？
    We've heard much of what you call "rice noodle rolls" and "fried rice noodles with beef" Are they available here?
  • gěi wǒ zì jǐ lái gè xiǎo fèn cháng fěn， dà fèn chǎo niú hé gěi wǒ de péng yǒu。
    A small portion of the Rice Noodle Rolls for myself and a large portion of the Fired Rice Noodles with Beef for my friends.
  • liè chē yuán : zǎo fàn shì miàn tiáo huò niú nǎi、 miàn bāo。
    Noodles or milk and break for breakfast.
  • wǒ yào tì zì jǐ jiào wǎn niú ròu miàn。
    I'll order a bowl of beef noodles for myself.
  • zài nǎi yóu shā sī lǐ nèn jiān de niú ròu tiáo hé mó gū， huómiàn tiáo yī qǐ shí yòng。
    sauteed strips of beef and mushrooms in sour cream sauce served with noodles.
  • cháng tào suǒ yī duān yòu huó jié de cháng shéng suǒ， yóu qí shì yòng lái bǔ zhuō niú huò mǎ de
    A long rope with a running noose at one end, used especially to catch horses and cattle.
  • jù yīng guó xué zhě sà mǔ · niú dùn 1993 nián de yán jiū jiēguǒ rèn wéi，《 bèi 'ào wǔ fǔ》 shì 11 shì jì shí yīng guó rén gēn jù 5 shì jì hé 6 shì jì yī xì liè kǒu tóu chuán sòng 'ér liú chuán xià lái de běi 'ōu mín yáo， yòng shū miàn yǔ de xíng shì biān xiě 'ér chéng。
    According to the result of British scholar Sam Newton's research (1993), Beowulf was written by anonymous Anglo-Saxon authors in the 11th century on the basis of Nordic ballads passed down orally from the 5th and 6th centuries.
  • yīng gé lán nán bù de yī gè chéng shì， wèi yú lún dūn xī běi； niú jīn dà xué suǒ zài dì。
    a city in southern England northwest of London; site of Oxford University.
  • nuó wēi zhí bǔ jīng yè zhī niú ěr yǐ dá bàn shì jì yǐ shàng。
    Norway has been top dog of the whaling business for more than half a century.
  • bā láng lā dé ( nuó wēi ) hé wǎ sài niú sī 'èr rén nǐ zhēng wǒ gǎn dì huá liǎo sì qiān mǐ， rán hòu bā láng lā dé cái kāi shǐ jiàn jiàn lǐng xiān， pāo kāi liǎo wǎ sài niú sī。
    Ballangrud (Norway) and Vasenius, paired together, raced neck and neck for 4000 meters before the Norwegian began to pull away.
  • zhè lǐ yǐ niú pái chū míng。
    This place is noted for steaks.
  • tā yīn chuī niú pí 'ér yuǎn jìn wén míng。
    He was notorious for drawing a long bow.
  • wǔ cān gōng chéng de yì yì bù jǐn zài yú yòu duō shǎo hái zǐ néng chī dào miǎn fèi de jī kuài、 qiǎo kè lì niú nǎi hé guàn zhuāng shuǐ guǒ shā lā， tā hái kě yǐ fǎn yìng chū zài xiào xué shēng zhōng yòu duō shǎo pín kùn shēng。
    What happens with the program won't just affect how many children receive free chicken nuggets, chocolate milk and canned fruit salad.
  • zài shí nián shí jiān nèi， niú jīn dà xué de shù xué jiā、 kē xué jiā hé gōng chéng shī zài shù liàng shàng bù huì bǐ xiàn zài de yī xué yuàn duō。
    in ten years' time the Oxbridge mathematicians, scientists, and engineers will not be much more significant numerically than the Oxbridge medical schools are now.
  • niú jīn huò dé liǎo xǔ duō juān kuǎn。
    The Oxford has received numerous endowments.
  • máng niú miáo 'ér kē dà liàng zhí wù zhōng de rèn hé yī zhǒng。
    any of numerous plants of the family Geraniaceae.
  • cóng tā cháng qī zhí niú ěr de qī jiān liú xià de bù xiǔ yí chǎn bāo kuò《 dà 'é hú》、《 hú tiǎo jiā zǐ》 ( tā men zhì jīn réng shì shì jiè gè dì zuì cháng yǎn chū de jù mù ) hé《 shuì měi rén》， suǒ yòu zhè 'èr bù wǔ jù dōushì yóu chái kě fū sī jī zuò qū de。
    The enduring legacy from his long reign includes Swan Lake, and The Nutcracker ( still the most frequently performed ballets the world over) and Sleeping Beauty,, all three with music composed by Tschaikovsky.
  • xiàn zài rèn wéi zhū niú děng de xià shuǐ hěn yòu yíng yǎng。
    Offal is now thought to be very nutritious.
  • xiǎo niú yòng bí zǐ mó cā tā de mǔ qīn。
    The calf is nuzzling its mother.
  • hā jí sī yáng ròu yī zhǒng sū gé lán cài， yóu mián yáng huò niú qiē suì de xīn， fèi， gān yǔ bǎn yóu， yáng cōng， yàn mài piàn hé diào wèi liào hùn hé zài bèi tú zǎi dòng wù de fù zhōng zhǔ shú 'ér chéng
    A Scottish dish consisting of a mixture of the minced heart, lungs, and liver of a sheep or calf mixed with suet, onions, oatmeal, and seasonings and boiled in the stomach of the slaughtered animal.