zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shū jīng guǎn qiē chú shù shū jīng guǎn de quán huò fēn de wài qiē chúyóu shì zuò wéi jué de zhǒng bàn
    Surgical removal of all or part of the vas deferens, usually as a means of sterilization.
  • yīng de yīng guó huò de huò hán yòu biāo zhǔn chéng fēn de
    Consisting of or relating to sterling or British money.
  • chuán de shàng céng jiá bǎn de wèi chuán wěi de fēn
    the stern area of a ship's upper deck.
  • xiōng xiōng hěn de zhōng jiān fēn
    The large middle section of the sternum.
  • duì zhǒng huài 'ān dìng tuán jié de réndōuyào fēn bié qíng kuàngyán duì dài
    All those who undermine stability and unity in any way must be dealt with sternly, according to the merits of each case.
  • xiàn zài men yán chǔlǐ zhè yàng rén dàn duì jué duō shù fàn zuì fēn shì zhǒng jiào duì quán dǎngquán guó rén mín shì zhǒng jiào
    By dealing sternly with these criminals now, we will be giving some kind of education not only to the overwhelming majority of offenders, but to the whole Party and people.
  • men zuò hǎo gōng zuò shòu men méng de qún zhòng zhōng duō shì tiān zhēn de qīng niántóng zhè xiē fǎn mìng fēn huài fēn fēn kāi láiyào 'àn zhào duì zhè xiē fǎn mìng fēn huài fēn jìn xíng yán de chǔlǐ
    We must strive to clearly distinguish between people (many of them innocent young people) and the counter-revolutionaries and bad elements who have hoodwinked them, and whom we must deal with sternly and according to law.
  • rèn kuài chuán shàng dìng zài chuán wěi zhù shàng xíng chéng chuán wěi fēn de kuài héng liáng zhōng de
    Any of several transverse beams affixed to the sternpost of a wooden ship and forming part of the stern.
  • dàn shì màn màn jiù tóng zhè chǎng xuān nào fēn kāi lái liǎo tíng zhǐ yǐn jiǔkàn zhe zhè 'èr shí suì de měi de rén jiǔ de tán xiào jiù xiàng jiǎo bié rén jiǎng de huà yuè xià liú jiù xiào yuè jìn xīn qíng yuè lái yuè yōu liǎo
    But, little by little, I cut myself off from the uproar, my glass had stayed full and I had grown almost sad as I watched this beautiful creature of twenty drink, talk like a stevedore, and laugh all the louder as what was said became more shocking.
  • yīn diū shī xiāng jiāo wàn fēn
    She is all in a stew over her lose suitcase.
  • zài xīzàngxíng chéng shí shì bìng yán yòng liǎo 300 duō nián de héng héngshí sān diǎn》、《 shí liù diǎn》, jiāng rén yán huá fēn wéi sān děng jiǔ shàng děng rén shì guì huó gāo guān yuán,“ zhōng děng rénwéi bān sēng guān yuánxià jūn guān shàng děng rén de guǎn jiā děng,“ xià děng rénshì nóng
    In Tibet the Thirteen-Point Law and Sixteen-Point Law formulated in the 17th century and used for more than 300 years, divided the people strictly into three classes and nine grades: the people of the upper class were big nobles, Grand Living Buddhas and high officials, the people of the intermediate class were ordinary clerical and secular officials, junior officers and stewards of upper class people, and the people of the lower class were serfs and slaves.
  • zài guān jiǎn wài de chǎng tīng zhōng guó xíng shè běi jīng fēn shè de dǎo yóu hóng zhèng zài yíng jiē chá · 'ěr xiān shēng wéi lǐng duì de lái měi guó de xíng tuán
    In the airport lobby outside the customs, Yu Hong, a guide from the China Travel Service, Beijing Branch, is meeting a tour party from the United States headed by Mr. Richard Stewart.
  • jiāo wàn fēnjué shuì zhù
    She bis so stewed up with anxiety that she can not sleep.
  • xiāng duì 'ér yángòu mǎi pc suàn guìdàn shì biāo qiān shàng de jià zhǐ shì yōng yòu de fèi yòng de xiǎo fēn
    The PC may be a relatively inexpensive device to purchase, but the sticker price is a fraction of the cost of ownership.
  • fùzhuó de tóng lèi de fēn huò zhì nián zhe dàn róng de
    Sticking to but not fused with a part or an organ of the same kind.
  • nián xìng de bǐng zhuō kūn chóng de zhǒng duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí guǎng fàn fēn wēn dài běi
    mostly perennial herbs with sticky stems that catch insects; widespread in north temperate zone.
  • zhè xiē zhì shí fēn jiāng xìng jiù huì bèi tàng diào
    Some of the stiffness will boil out when you first wash the fabrics.
  • ōu zhōufēi zhōu zhōu de cháng jiǎo shēn fēn máo wéi bái dàn chì bǎng wéi hēi
    stilt of Europe and Africa and Asia having mostly white plumage but with black wings.
  • tài píng yáng nán bāo kuò 'ào xīn lán de cháng jiǎo shēn fēn máo wéi bái dàn chì bǎng jǐng bèi wéi hēi
    stilt of the southwest Pacific including Australia and New Zealand having mostly white plumage but with black wings and nape of neck.
  • shí fēn xīng fèn de fēi cháng de xīng fèn de yīn shèn shàng xiàn de huò cuī dòng suǒ yǐn de
    Very stimulated or excited, as from a stimulant or a rush of adrenaline.
  • shén jīng ròu huò shēn fēnshǐ xíng dòng
    To stimulate(a nerve, muscle, or body part) to action.
  • chū ràng gōng rén fēn xiǎng gōng de rùn men gèng jiā gōng zuò
    The workers must be stimulated into a greater effort by an offer to share in the firm's profits.
  • chǎn shēng xiàng shén jīng bāo zhī lèi de guān zhì huò shēn fēn de xíng wéishì shòu de jiēguǒ
    The activity produced in an organ, a tissue, or a part, such as a nerve cell, as a result of stimulation.
  • láo zhì guān huò shēn fēn gōng néng jiǎn tuì huò wán quán sàng shīzhù yào shì yóu guò huò cháng láolèi yǐn de
    The decreased capacity or complete inability of an organism, an organ, or a part to function normally because of excessive stimulation or prolonged exertion.
  • zhǒng zhū shézhī zhū huò xiē děng dòng de yòu de fēn tōng cháng tōng guò yǎo huò dīng chuán rǎn
    A poisonous secretion of an animal, such as a snake, spider, or scorpion, usually transmitted by a bite or sting.
  • guānfáng guān dòng yòng lái jìn gōng huò fáng shǒu de guān huò fēn zhuǎzǐ huò shì
    A part or an organ, such as a claw or stinger, used by an animal in attack or defense.
  • " zhōng xíng zhě " měi tiān xíng liǎng gòng 10 dào 15 fēn zhōng, " duǎn xíng zhě " měi tiān xíng sān gòng 5 dào 10 fēn zhōng
    "Intermediate walkers" had two bouts of l0 to l5 minutes, and "short walkers" did three stints of 5 to l0 minutes.
  • suí shuǐ wén fēn
    stochastic analysis of hydrologic processes
  • biǎo zhì zuò fēn jiā tōng guò zhì zuò biǎo xiàn lái shuō míng shì chǎng xíng shì dòng xiàng huò mǒu xiē zhèng quàn de jià biàn dòng de zhèng quàn shì chǎng zhuān jiā
    A stock-market specialist who uses charts and graphs to interpret market action, predict trends, or forecast price movements of individual stocks.
  • zhè liǎng zhǒng fèn jié lái de tóu de fēng xiǎn néng huì fēn bié chí yòu fèn de fēng xiǎn yào xiǎo
    The risking of a portfolio that combines both of these stocks may be less than the risking of each stock taken separately.
  • tóu shì de jīn yìng fēn sàn zài lán zhì liáng hǎo de piàodàn duì zhǐ yòu 1000 yuán jīnhuò quē piào tóu jīng yàn de rén lái shuōzhè shì tài néng de
    The money that is supposed to invest in stocks should be put into a diversified basket of good quality stocks. This is not possible for an investor with only $1,000 to invest or one who does not have any expertise in stock investments.
  • dōng zài zhěng gōng zhōng zhàn yòu fēn jià zhí de duō shǎo suí zhe gāi piào jià zhí de biàn huà 'ér biàn huà jué piào zài shì shàng de gōng qiú
    A stockholder owns part interest in the entire corporation. The value of that part varies as the value of the stock changes. This is determined by the supply of and demand for the shares on the market.