zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dōng bàn qiú duō jīng miè jué de māo dòng shàng quǎn chǐ xíng cháng jiànshēng huó zài cóng jiàn xīn shì jīng yóu gēngxīn shì shí
    any of many extinct cats of the Old and New Worlds having long swordlike upper canine teeth; from the Oligocene through the Pleistocene.
  • gǒuquǎn láng jìn yuán de jiā yǎng shí ròu dòng quǎn quǎn ), pǐn zhǒng fán duō
    A domesticated carnivorous mammal(Canis familiaris) related to the foxes and wolves and raised in a wide variety of breeds.
  • qiáo huò guàn yòu zhīzài mǒu xiē fēn lèi zhōng bāo kuò shǔ
    trees or shrubs having a milky juice; in some classifications includes genus Cannabis.
  • zhí huò chán rào fēng shòu fěn cǎo běn zhí 2 shǔxiān wéi zhǔhè cǎo shǔbìng shì yìng yòng dào suǒ yòu fēn lèi zhōng de shù yòu shí xiān wéi shǔ bèi guī sāng qián zhōng de cǎo shǔ zhōng
    2 genera of erect or twining wind-pollinated herbs: genera Cannabis and Humulus; term not used in all classifications; in some the genus Cannabis is placed in the family Moraceae and the genus Humulus in the family Urticaceae.
  • tào zhēn zhǒng jiān ruì de wài shǒu shù xiè tào guǎn tóng shǐ yòng chuān qiāngzuò wéi yǐn liú de chū kǒu
    A sharp-pointed surgical instrument, used with a cannula to puncture a body cavity for fluid aspiration.
  • 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.
  • ?? kǎn léi táng xué xué yuàn yùn dòng xué de shǐ · tóng shì shì zài ràng 56 diàn shì cān jiā wéi 18 zhōu de cháng xíng duàn liàn hòu chū shàng shù jié lùn de
    Steve Bird and his colleagues in the department of sport and exercise science at Canterbury Christ Church University College in Kent reached these conclusions after putting 56 couch potatoes through an l8-week course of daily walks.
  • wén zhōng bié dàopéi zhèng zhōng xué zhōng wén jiào wén gōng yòng yīng wén jiào shū zhōng wénduō bàn shì yuè shòu
    It was especially noted that at Pui Ching, the humanities were taught in Chinese while technical subjects used English language textbooks with instructions given in Chinese (probably Cantonese).
  • pài rén zhù zài luó duō xiá dōng nán de zhī yìn 'ān mín
    A Native American people inhabiting an area southeast of the Grand Canyon.
  • yuán měi guó nán de tiáo liú yuán běi luó duō zhōu de luò shān màixiàng nán liú jīng yóu zhōu sāng zhōuzuì hòu liú měi guó nán zhòng yào shuǐ yuán
    a river in southwestern United States; rises in the Rocky Mountains of northern Colorado and flows southwest through Utah into Arizona (where it flows through the Grand Canyon) and then southward forming the border between California and Arizona and finally into Mexico where it empties into the Gulf of California; an important source of water in the southwestern United States.
  • zuò wéi xué jiā , yòu cóng shì zhòng yào xué yán jiū de néng
    As a scientist, he has the capability of doing important research
  • zuò wéi xué jiā yòu cóng shì zhòng yào xué yán jiū de néng
    As a scientist, he have the capability of do important research.
  • xíngzuì de yáo zhī jiàn měi guó jiǎo dào hǎi jiǎo
    one of the largest stingrays; found from Cape Cod to Cape Hatteras.
  • chǎn cóng jiǎo dào nán měi zhōu de sōng diāo
    tripletail found from Cape Cod to northern South America.
  • hǎijiǎo duì què shí hǎi jiǎo de míng chēngjiàn míng chēng de chéng fēn jiǎo jiǎohǎo wàng jiǎo cape kāi tóu de míng chēng liè zài cape hòu luó zhōu de shān jiǎoyuē jiǎo bàn dǎo
    For names of actual capes, see the specific element of the names, for example, Hatteras, Cape; Good Hope, Cape of. Other geographic names beginning with Cape are entered under Cape, for example, Cape Coral, Florida; Cape York Peninsula.
  • zhōng guó shǒu xué
    Capital Medical College of China
  • jīn tiān de huó dòng xiàng bāo kuò 'ān pái hái men dào quán guó bàng tīng zhū dǒng shì huì zhè yàng xiē gāo guǎn huì xué zài guó lián wǎng shàng jiàn wǎng zhǐcān guān měi guó guó huì shàcān jiā luò shān diàn yǐng shè yǐng chǎng de huó dòngzài zhī jiā guān wài shǒu shù
    Today's events included girls sitting in boardrooms across the country, creating Web sites in the Internet, roaming the nation's capitol, joining movie sets in Los Angeles and observing surgery in Chicago.
  • dāng zhàn zài de wài shí gào shuō lěng hǎo xīng xīng tǎo yàn
    " Cold bad, Gorilla hate," Koko tells me, as I stand outside her caravan.
  • guǎng wéi rén zhī de yuán yīn shìshí zhōng de zhī fáng dàn bái zhì huò tàn shuǐ huà gèng zhuǎn huà wéi shēn zhōng de zhī fáng guò zuì jìn xué jiā xiàn kàn lái tóng děng zhòng yào de yīn
    One well-known reason for this is that dietary fat converts to body fat more effciently than does protein or carbohydrate, but recently scientists have uncovered what appears to be an equally important factor.
  • tàn diàn gōng gāng 'ā tiě
    low carbon electrical steel and Armco iron
  • shí tàn luǒ zhí huà shí de
    a family of fossil gymnospermous plants of the Carboniferous.
  • èr líng líng nián bàn de shí 'èr jiè shì jiè shēng chǎn huì èr líng líng 'èr nián bàn de shì jiè kuàijì shī huìèr líng líng sān nián bàn de guó xīn zàng shēng diàn liú huì zhī shì jiè huì 'èr líng líng nián bàn de tài huì
    The 12th World Productivity Congress will be held in Hong Kong in 2001,the World Congress of Accountants in 2002, the International Cardiac Pacing and Electro physiology Society World Symposium in 2003, and the Asia Pacific Dental Congress in 2004.
  • zài gěi měi guó yòu guān yuàn liǎo diàn huà zhī hòu · ān · wēi lán cóng hǎo jiā 'ér xīn zàng bìng wài shēng dào shuō men yuàn zàn shí chéng dān cái jīng shàng de miǎn fèi wéi xiào xiào zhì liáodàn men yào qiú yào zài zhōng guó jìn xíng dǎo guǎn chā shǒu shù què rèn duì tōng xiàng fèi de xuè guǎn zào chéng de sǔn shāng chéng
    After calling hospitals throughout the United States, Mary Anne Wehland received tentative commitments from several pediatric cardiac surgeons to treat Shao-Shao for free. But they required that he undergo a catheterization in China to assess the extent of damage done to the blood vessels leading to his lungs.
  • · ān gǎn dào sàngyòu jiā zhōu xué luò shān fēn xiào 'ér tóng yuàn de 'ér xīn zàng bìng zhuān jiā táng · ā qiáo shì lián
    Frustrated, Mary Anne contacted Dr.Juan Alejos, a pediatric cardiologist at the University of California, Los Angeles, Children's Hospital.
  • · ān jīng cóng yǒng xīn de lìng fēng diàn yóu jiàn zhī dào yào děng hǎo cháng shí jiānyīn wéi běi jīng zhǐ yòu jiā xīn xuè guǎn bìng zhuān yuàn néng zuò wài shǒu shù
    That, Many Anne already knew from one of Yongkin's e-mai1s, was a long shot. The only hospital in Beijing that specialized in cardiovascular surgery had a long waiting list.
  • wēi lián de kǎo shì dōubù
    William failed all his exams.
  • , w.n.jr.
    William Nunn Lipscomb,Jr. (1919    )
  • xué shí yàn yào qiú yòu xiàn de nài xīn zhì
    Scientific experiments call for endless patience and carefulness.
  • fēn zài dào wěi nèi ruì hǎi wān yán 'àn dào jiā hǎi dǎo de zhǒng dòu guàn
    mesquite of Gulf Coast and Caribbean islands from Mexico to Venezuela.
  • 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.
  • jiǎo róng běi měi tuó xùn huò zhǒng lèi de dòng tóu shàng de xíng tuō luò de zhì jiǎo zhuàngtōng cháng wéi cháng qiě fēn chā de duì shēngzhǎng zhī
    One of a pair of hornlike, bony, deciduous growths, usually elongated and branched, on the head of a deer, moose, elk, caribou, or other member of the deer family.
  • sēn lín zhí shù lín chéngzhǎng guǎn de xué
    the science of planting and caring for forests and the management of growing timber.