杂zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • cháng jiàn yú yà zhōu xiāng cūn tè bié shì yìn dù de méi rén yǎng de bàn yě shēng zá zhǒng gǒu。
    ownerless half-wild mongrel dog common around Asian villages especially India.
  • wǒ mǔ qīn de gǒu zhǐ shì yī tiáo zá zhǒng de lǎo gǒu， dàn shì tā hěn xǐ huān tā。
    My mother's dog is only an old mongrel but she thinks the world of him.
  • dà duō shù yòu chún zhǒng gǒu de rén zǒng shì qiáo bù qǐ yǎng zá zhǒng gǒu de rén。
    Most people who own a pedigree dog look down their noses at somebody with a mere mongrel.
  • bù guò yòu yī diǎn yào shuō qīng chǔ： wǒ men bù xū yào hǎi yīn cí 57 zá zhǒng gǒu。 ” tā men cháo fáng zǐ zǒu qù， nà xiǎo gǒu shū fú dì wō zài jié fú lǐ huái lǐ。
    But let's get one thing straight: We don't need a Heinz-57 mongrel," The puppy nestled comfortably in Jeffrey's arms as they walked toward the house.
  • méi lǐ màn zài《 shēng huó》 zá zhì shàng de wén zhāng yú 1962 nián 8 yuè 3 rì fā biǎo， jí rén men fā xiàn mèng lù sǐ wáng de qián 3 tiān。
    The Life magazine piece had appeared on 3 August 1962, three days before Monroe was found dead.
  • luàn péng péng de zá luàn de tóu fā
    A mop of unruly hair.
  • xiàn zài de jīng jì gōng zuò， wèn tí bǐ wǔ shí nián dài yòu fù zá dé duō。
    Moreover, economic work today is much more complex than it was in the 1950s.
  • mó gēn shōu jí gǔ dǒng yòu zhe fù zá de yuán yīn。
    Morgan had mixed motives for collecting antiques.
  • wǒ liǎo jiě mó mén jiào de zhù liú pài duì yú zhè zhǒng dì xià shēng huó yòu zhe fù zá de gǎn qíng。
    I've learned that mainstream Mormons have complex feelings about this underground life.
  • wǒ men rú jīn dà duō zháomí yú biǎo xiàn xī fāng xiàn dài shēng huó zhōng 'āng zàng qíng jǐng de xì jù hé fù nǚ zá zhì， duì mò lǐ sī xiǎo shuō de qiáng liè mèi lì yǐ wú fǎ lǐng lüè。
    Morris's magic would be too strong meat for most of us these days, caught as we are between kitchen-sink drama and women's magazines.
  • tā 'ǒu 'ěr yě kàn shū , dàn dà duō zhǐ kàn zá zhì .
    He reads the occasional book, but mostly just magazines.
  • tā yī zhí zài cuī tā qù gē cǎo píng de zá cǎo。
    She's been nagging at him to mow the lawn.
  • shǐ wán měi qù chú zá zhì、 wū zì、 wū ní huò wài lái shì wù
    To rid of impurities, blemishes, muddiness, or foreign matter.
  • wǒ de shū gēn tā de hùn zá zài yī qǐ。
    My books were muddled up with his.
  • luó zǐ shì mǎ hé lǘ de zá zhǒng。
    Mules are a cross between a horse and an ass.
  • luó shì mǎ hé lǘ jiāo pèi 'ér shēng de zá zhǒng。
    A mule is a cross between a horse and an ass.
  • duō chǎn； duō zhòng suǒ yòu quán； gěi yǎn shuō zuò liǎo duō zhòng bèi fèn； tā zài gōng zhòng shēng huó zhōng de guǎng fàn chéng jiù； tā de duō zhòng xìng gé； fèng lí shì zá jiāo shuǐ guǒ。
    multiple birth; multiple ownership; made multiple copies of the speech; his multiple achievements in public life; her multiple personalities; a pineapple is a multiple fruit.
  • wèile bì miǎn méi yòu kē xué yì yì de fán zá de fēn lèi hé míng chēng， zhèng zhì jīng jì xué jiā yī bān jiāng yòng zuò zhí jiē shēng chǎn shǒu duàn ( xià miàn mǎ shàngjiàng tǎo lùn fēi zhí jiē shēng chǎn shǒu duàn ) de quán bù wù pǐn huò guī rù gōng jù lèi huò guī rù yuán liào lèi。
    To avoid a multiplication of classes and denominations answering to distinctions of no scientific importance, political economists generally include all things which are used as immediate means of production (the means which are not immediate will be considered presently) either in the class of implements or in that of materials.
  • ài lì xī yà： yī shēng zài wǒ shēn shàng bìng méi yòu fā xiàn rèn hé wèn tí， xiōng tòng zhǐ shì yóu yú xīn zàng zá yīn yǐn qǐ de。
    Alicia: The doctors at the hospital could find nothing wrong with me, and attributed my chest pains to a heart murmur.
  • hǎo liǎo， shēn xī qì， màn màn hū qì， qǐng zài lái yī cì， fèi bù méi yòu zá yīn， xiàn zài wǒ yā zhè 'ér， tòng má？
    Now, breathe deeply and exhale slowly. Once more, please. There is no respiratory murmur in your lungs. Now does it hurt when I press here?
  • bǐ “ ài chóng” gèng zá de bìng dú kě yǐ zì dòng biàn yì， nǐ gèng nán fā xiàn tā men， dāng nǐ liú lǎn wǎng zhǐ shí， tā men jiù jìn rù nǐ de jì suàn jī。
    Viruses more sophisticated than the Love Bug might automatically mutate so they're more difficult to identify, or fi nd their way into your computer while you browse a Web site.
  • [10] pǔ fǎ yī fèi 'ěr zài《 kē xué》 zá zhì shàng xiě dào， xī yān shǐ p53 jī yīn fā shēng gǎi biàn， zhè zhǒng jī yīn zài zhèng cháng qíng kuàng xià qǐ zhe fáng 'ái de zuò yòng， dàn zài fā shēng tū biàn shí， jiù huì jiā kuài 'ái zhèng de fā zhǎn。
    [10] Pfeifer wrote in Science that cigarette smoke causes changes in the gene p53, which protects against cancer when normal but promotes cancer growth when mutated.
  • duō nán kàn de zá zhǒng gǒu wā !
    What an ugly mutt!
  • guò qù huá rén jiǎng jiū míng、 zì、 hào děng bù tóng chēng hū， díquè xiāng dāng fù zá 。
    Ancient Chinese were rather particular about names. They could be known by more than one name and nicknames as well. Naming was truly a complicated process then.
  • zài xù shù zhōng hùn zá zhe yī xiē miào qù héng shēng de huà yǔ
    Interlarded the narrative with witty remarks.
  • bù guò， jī qì rén zài xià liè huán jìng zhōng hái shì hěn yòu yòng de， lì rú zài huǒ zāi huò dú qì zhōng， zài zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng xià shēng mìng jiāng wú fǎ xìng cún。 ér lǎo shǔ zài liǎng yì nián de jìn huà guò chéng zhōng， xíng chéng liǎo xiāng dāng fù zá de dǎo háng néng lì。
    While robots would be useful in environments where a living thing could not suwive, such as where there are fires or poisonous gases, the rat has rather sophisticated navigational skills developed over 200 million years of evolution.
  • zá cǎo zài wèi bèi tuǒ shàn zhào guǎn de yuàn zǐ lǐ zīzhǎng
    A rampant growth of weeds in the neglected yard.
  • mín zú yǒu yì； mín zú zá jū qū
    Interracial fellowship; an interracial neighborhood.
  • tā tì lín jìn de rén jiā dǎ dǎ zá ， yǐ mí bǔ xīn jīn de bù zú。
    He eked out his salary by doing odd jobs in the neighbourhood.
  • wú zhī de rén； duì xiàn dài wén xué yī wú suǒ zhī； méi yòu xué wèn de rén qún bù kě néng lǐ jiě fù zá de wèn tí； duì tā de wén máng tóng bàn biǎo shì miè shì。
    an ignorant man; nescient of contemporary literature; an unlearned group incapable of understanding complex issues; exhibiting contempt for his unlettered companions.
  • wǒ men hái cóng shén jīng xìng jí bìng hé sǔn shāng zhōng liǎo jiě dào zhè xiē yǔ xiào yòu guān de fù zá tōng dào。
    We also know about these complex pathways involved in laughter from neurological illness and injury.
  • zá fēn yóu yī zhǒng hán yòu fēn hùn hé wù de huáng sè dào lǜ zōng sè de yóu zhuàng yè tǐ， kě tōng guò méi jiāo yóu gān liú 'ér dé， yòng zuò mù cái fáng fǔ jì hé xiāo dú jì。 rú zài gāo nóng dù shí bèi xī rù kě dǎo zhì yán zhòng de shén jīng wěn luàn
    A yellowish to greenish-brown oily liquid containing phenols and creosols, obtained from coal tar and used as a wood preservative and disinfectant. It can cause severe neurological disturbances if inhaled in strong concentrations.