牛zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yù yī zhǒng yòng yàn mài huò qí tā mài fěn zài qīng shuǐ huò niú nǎi zhōng zhǔ de ruǎn shí
    A soft food made by boiling oatmeal or another meal in water or milk.
  • （ yīng guó yòng fǎ） jiā táng de mài piàn yù， yóu mù shǔ fěn huò miàn fěn、 yàn mài piàn kuài sù zài niú nǎi huò shuǐ lǐ zhǔ shú。
    (British usage) sweetened porridge made of tapioca or flour or oatmeal cooked quickly in milk or water.
  • ruǎn shí wù， zài shuǐ lǐ huò niú nǎi lǐ zhǔ mài piàn huò qí tā ròu、 jiá guǒ děng zhí dào tānɡ biàn chóu。
    soft food made by boiling oatmeal or other meal or legumes in water or milk until thick.
  • （ sū gé lán） jiāng yáng huò xiǎo niú de nèi zàng hé yàn mài、 bǎn yóu、 yáng cōng yī qǐ qiē suì， fàng zài dòng wù wèi lǐ zhǔ。
    (Scotland) made of sheep's or calf's viscera minced with oatmeal and suet and onions and boiled in the animal's stomach.
  • tā zài shí yuè fèn yào shàng niú jīn dà xué。
    She is going up to Oxford in October.
  • léi yǔ cháng yú niú qún jīng táo。
    Thunderstorms often stampede cattle.
  • rǔ zhī niú nǎi zhōng de tiān rán zhī fáng， shì nǎi yóu de chéngfèn zhī yī， zhù yào yóu hán yòu yóu suān、 yìng zhī suān hé ruǎn zhī suān de gān yóu zhī hùn hé wù gòu chéng
    The natural fat of milk from which butter is made, consisting largely of the glycerides of oleic, stearic, and palmitic acids.
  • zhè shì hú jiāo yáng cōng chǎo niú ròu。
    Here is the fried beef with green pepper and onion.
  • zhè shì nín de qīng jiāo yáng cōng chǎo niú ròu， nǚ shì。
    Here is the fried beef with green pepper and onion, madam.
  • wǒ yào yáng cōng niú pái。
    I'll have a steak with onions.
  • hé qīng jiāo、 yáng cōng yī qǐ nèn jiān de niú ròu tiáo。
    strips of steak sauteed with green peppers and onions.
  • niǔ kǎ sī 'ěr jiā ná dà 'ān dà lüè nán bù de yī gè xiǎo zhèn， wèi yú duō lún duō dōng biān de 'ān dà lüè hú pàn。 tā jiàn yú yī gè niú nǎi hé nóng chǎng qū shàng。 rén kǒu 32， 229
    A town of southern Ontario, Canada, on Lake Ontario east of Toronto. It was established in a dairy and farm region. Population,32, 229.
  • bǎ yī kuài niú pái chóngchóng dì rēng dào yī zhāng dà qiǎn pán lǐ
    Flopped the steak onto a platter.
  • xiāng qín fēn yī zhǒng fāng xiāng fēn huà hé wù， c10h14o， fā xiàn yú zhí wù rú niú zhì hé xiāng bòhé zhōng， yòng yú tiáowèi fěn hé shā jūn jì zhōng
    An aromatic phenolic compound, C10H14O, found in plants such as oregano and savory and used in flavorings and fungicides.
  • （ niú de） rǔ fáng yòu jī tǐ qì guān de yè náng huò dài， rú niú de rǔ fáng
    An organic sac or pouch, such as the udder of a cow.
  • xiāng huā bòhé， mò jiǎo lán rèn yī zhǒng shēng cháng yú yà 'ōu dà lù huò dì zhōng hǎi dì qū de niú zhì shǔ de duō zhǒng yòu xiāng wèi de zhí wù， yóu zhǐ niú zhì shǔ zhōng de xiāng huā bòhé shǔ zhí wù huò niú zhì shǔ zhōng de pǔ tōng xiǎo mài， kāi lüè chéng zǐ sè huò bái sè de xiǎo huā， shēng yòu kě yòng yú tiáowèi de duì yè
    Any of several aromatic Eurasian or Mediterranean plants of the genus Origanum, especially O. majorana or O. vulgare, having small, purplish to white flowers and opposite leaves used as seasoning.
  • wéi gap niú zǎi kù hé yùn dòng shān sù zào liǎo yī gè bù tóng fán xiǎng de pǐn pái xíng xiàng shì mǐ nà dé o zhū kè sī lè huò dé chéng gōng de guān jiàn， jiù rú tóng mài dāng láo gōng sī de jù xíng mac guǎng gào xíng xiàng yī yàng。 qù nián， zhū kè sī lè yòu yī cì zuò chū liǎo chāo yuè zì wǒ de bù fán jǔ cuò。
    Building a brand identity for gap blue jeans and T-shirts every bit as strong as that of McDonald's Big Mac has been the key to Drexler's success, and last year, he outdid himself.
  • wài céng pí máo， yóu qí shì yáng hé máo niú de。
    outer coat of esp. sheep and yaks.
  • bìng fēi xiàng diàn yǐng zhōng miáo shù de nà yàng， zhēn zhèng de niú zǎi hěn shǎo dài qiāng huò zhuī zhú táo fàn。
    Unlike the moving picture cowboy, real cowboys rarely carried guns or chased outlaws.
  • niú nǎi zhǔ dé yì chū lái liǎo。
    The milk's boiling over!
  • tā gào sù mǎ lì tā yòu bǎ niú pái shāo guò tóu liǎo。
    He told Mary that she had overcooked the steak again.
  • nà kuài niú pái wèi dào bù cuò， jìn guǎn shāo dé lǎo liǎo diǎn。
    That was a nice bit of stead – even if a little overcooked.
  • duì bù qǐ， zhè niú ròu zuò lǎo liǎo， wǒ xiǎng yào chī nèn yī diǎn de。
    Sorry, the beef is overdone, what I want is the rare one.
  • niú nǎi cóng bēi zhōng yì chū。
    The milk is overflowing the cup.
  • fān dǎo de xiǎo qì chē； fān dào de yī dà guàn niú nǎi； zuò zài yī gè dàozhì de tǒng shàng。
    an overturned car; the upset pitcher of milk; sat on an upturned bucket.
  • rǔ niú chǎng de jīng yíng zhě huò suǒ yòu rén。
    the owner or manager of a dairy.
  • nóng chǎng zhù yòng mài zǐ wèi niú。
    Farm owner feeds the ox with the wheat.
  • niú ròu zǎi shā liǎo de wán quán chéngzhǎng de yān niú 、 wèi yān gē de niú 、 gōng niú huò mǔ niú de ròu
    The flesh of a slaughtered full-grown steer, bull, ox, or cow.
  • tā yòng cì bàng qū niú。
    He goaded the ox on.
  • hā lǐ： wǒ de zuǒ shǒu bù tài dòng dé liǎo， zhuā bù zhù dōng xī huò qí tā shénme de …… lóng ní（ yī bǎ zhuā zhù hā lǐ de shǒu， yáo liǎo yáo）： xiàng niú shìde yòu lì qì， nǐ zhè gè hái zǐ， xiǎng piàn wǒ má。
    Harry: I can't move my left hand very well. Lost its grip or something?? Ronnie(gripping Harry's hand in a shake): Strong as an ox. You're a sham, Harry boy.
  • niú yī dǎo， kuài mó dāo； rén zāonàn， zhòng rén cǎi。
    If the ox falls, whet your knife.
  • zhè tóu niú shì wǒ de。
    This ox is mine.