zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dài hǎi xīng lèi dòng shè zhuàng pái liè wèi zhōng de chù shǒu cóng zhè jìn xíng shēn suō
    One of the five radial areas on the undersurface of the starfish and similar echinoderms, from which the tube feet are protruded and withdrawn.
  • shān chóng zhǒngshān gānghǎi yáng shēng shān hǎi kuíyòu shè zhuàng jiédān huò zài qún luò zhōng shēngzhǎng
    Any of a class(Anthozoa) of marine organisms, such as the corals and sea anemones, that have radial segments and grow singly or in colonies.
  • duìchèn zuǒ yòu huò zhōng xīn duìchèn de dòng shēn zhōng xiāng fǎn huò xiāng fēn duì yìng de huò fēn
    A part or division in the body of a bilaterally or radially symmetric animal that corresponds to an opposite or similar part.
  • fàng shè zhuàng duìchèn de dòng náng zhuàng shēn yòu yàng jié gòu de chù zhǐ yòu kāi kǒu men shān shuǐ de xíng shì chū xiàn
    radially symmetrical animals having saclike bodies with only one opening and tentacles with stinging structures; they occur in polyp and medusa forms.
  • kǒu de chéng fàng shè zhuàng duìchèn dòng zhī chù jiǎo xiàng wài shēn zhǎn de wèi de zhè wèi yòu guān dewèi zhè wèi de huò kǒu qiāng suǒ zài wèi de
    Of, relating to, or located on the part of a radially symmetric animal from which the tentacles radiate or the side where the oral area is found.
  • qiāng cháng dòng zhǒng qiāng cháng dòng mén de chuí dòng zhēng shì yòu náng zhuàng qiāng de shè duìchèn bāo kuò shuǐ shuǐ hǎi kuí shān
    Any of various invertebrate animals of the phylum Coelenterata, characterized by a radially symmetrical body with a saclike internal cavity, and including the jellyfishes, hydras, sea anemones, and corals.
  • dòng rèn zhǒng shǔ dòng mén de duō chéng shè duìchèn zhuàng de hǎi shēng chuí dòng bāo kuò hǎi pán chēhǎi dǎn hǎishēnnèi jià hán gàicháng gài yòu zhēn
    Any of numerous radially symmetrical marine invertebrates of the phylum Echinodermata, which includes the starfishes, sea urchins, and sea cucumbers, having an internal calcareous skeleton and often covered with spines.
  • shí zhuànmén zhǒng yòng lái kòng zhì cóng gōng gòng dào lìng gōng gòng de tōng dào de xiè zhuāng zhìdiǎn xíng de yàng shì cóng zhōng xīn gēn chuí zhí de zhù shàng fàng shè zhuàng shēn chū gēn shuǐ píng de xuánzhuàn zhǐ yǔn rén zǒu tōng guò
    A mechanical device used to control passage from one public area to another, typically consisting of several horizontal arms supported by and radially projecting from a central vertical post and allowing only the passage of individuals on foot.
  • lún zhǒng tōng cháng xiāng duì yìngpíng huò yòu shí chéng xiàn zhuàng de píng miànyán zhe zhóu chéng shè zhuàng xuánzhuàn lún zhōng de piàn huò fēng chē shàng de bǎnzhè shì yòng lái yóu tuī dòng huò tuī dòng de
    Any of several usually relatively thin, rigid, flat, or sometimes curved surfaces radially mounted along an axis, as a blade in a turbine or a sail on a windmill, that is turned by or used to turn a fluid.
  • shè jiǎn shè néng qiáng de zhǒng zhuāng zhìzhuāng yòu fēn chōu gān de guǎnguǎn nèi yòu ruò gān qīng zhì de chuí zhí měi de biān wéi hēi zài chuí zhí de zhōu wéi shè xuán chuízài shòu dào tóu shè shè shí men rào zhóu xuánzhuàn
    A device that measures the intensity of radiant energy, consisting of a partially evacuated glass bulb containing lightweight vertical vanes, each blackened on one side, suspended radially about a central vertical axis to permit their revolution about the axis as a result of incident radiation.
  • liǎng xiāng jiāo de xiàn huò píng miàn zhī jiān de kōng jiān xiàn duì lìng xiàn de qīng xiéyòng jiǎo huò héng liàng
    the space between two lines or planes that intersect; the inclination of one line to another; measured in degrees or radians.
  • zhēn zhū bān de diàn dēng zhè xiē jiē dào yìng zhào piàn huī huáng
    At night these streets are brilliant with a pearly radiance of electricity.
  • méitàn cái hùn zài rán de xióng xióng huǒshǐ zhè fàng zhe guāng cǎi
    It glowed delightfully in the radiance of an immense fire, compounded of coal, peat, and wood;
  • shì rén de ròu shēn jìn zhù chì liè de shén guāngdùn shí fén chéng duī huī jìn
    Her mortal frame could not endure the splendors of the immortal radiance. She was consumed to ashes.
  • shù xiǎn shì zài guò de nián zhōngměi nián de chǎn liàng dōuyòu gāozhè biǎo míng de nóng shù de yǐn duì nóng zhǎn dào liǎo hěn de zuò yòng
    The introduction of adcance agronomic techniques has contributed greatly to the development of agriculture , as indicated by statistics showing increased output in each of the past five years.
  • dàn shì guǒ zhè shì jiè shì chǎng 'è zuò de huà guǒ shēng mìng zhǐ shì cǎn dàn de xīng guāng de píng fán de shǎn de huà
    But if this world is not merely a bad joke, life a vulgar flare amid the cool radiance
  • tài yáng shì guāng
    The sun is a radiant body.
  • zhěng qiú róng de rén kǒuzhào mán shí dài liè zhě men de suàn kǒng dào bǎi wàn rénzhào xùmù shí dài yáng rén de suàn kǒng dào qiān wàn rénzhào yuán shǐ nóng shí dài nóng mín de suàn kǒng huì dào rén
    The savage, the hunter, and the fisherman, according to his own calculation, would not find room enough for one million persons, the shepherd not for ten millions, the raw agriculturist not for one hundred millions on the whole globe; and yet two hundred millions are living at present in Europe alone.
  • men zhī dào guāng shì zhǒng shè néng
    We know that light is a variety of radiant energy.
  • guāng xiànfàng shè xiàn de tiáo huò zhǎi de shù liàng guāng huò shè néng
    A thin line or narrow beam of light or other radiant energy.
  • nóng mín de láo dòng suī rán dìng zài zhěng shí chí jìn xíngdàn kěn dìng huì zhàn yòng xiāng dāng cháng duàn shí jiān
    and though the labours of the agriculturist are not necessarily continuous during the whole period, they must occupy a considerable part of it.
  • guāng xiàolǜ dìng cháng de guāng liàng duì tóng yàng cháng de shè guāng liàng de
    The ratio of luminous flux at a specific wavelength to the radiant flux at the same wavelength.
  • shè néng dān wèi shè píng miàn zài dān wèi shí jiān nèi xiàng mǒu fāng xiàng chū shè néng
    The radiant energy emitted per unit time in a specified direction by a unit area of an emitting surface.
  • zhè duì jiě shì mǒu wèi bèi fēn pèi dào lìng guó jiā gōng zuò de měi guó nóng xué jiā de xìng zāo shì yòu bāng zhù de
    This helps to explain the unfortunate experience of a certain agriculturist from the U.S. assigned to duty in another country.
  • guāng xiàng shè néng yàng shèjiù shì shuō cóng guāng yuán zhí xiàn de fāng shì xiàng wài chuán
    Like other varieties of radiant energy, light radiates, that is, it spreads out from its source in straight lines.
  • nán hái xīn xiǎng chéng wéi nóng xué jiā
    The boy aims at becoming an agriculturist.
  • shè dìng zhǒng shǐ hēi jīn shǔ diàn shè de biàn huà jiē shòu shè shù liàng xiāng guān lián dìng shè liàng de
    An instrument that measures radiant heat by correlating the radiation-induced change in electrical resistance of a blackened metal foil with the amount of radiation absorbed.
  • shí shuō chū huà láiliǎn shàng yáng zhe xiào zhe bà'ér lǎn bēi zhōng
    Speechless, she smiled radiantly and gathered her son into her arms.
  • hǎi xīng de hǎi xīng huò duō zhī tiáo dòng de zhī zhī
    One of the arms of a starfish or other radiate animal.
  • chǎn zhōu de nián shēng cǎo běn zhí chéng zhuàng bàn lièzāi péi gōng guān shǎng yàn dechéng shè zhuàng de huáng tóu zhuàng huā
    Texas annual with coarsely pinnatifid leaves; cultivated for its showy radiate yellow flower heads.
  • yòng fàng shè zhuàng shēng dewèi kǒu qiāng suǒ zài wèi de biǎo miàn huò duān xiàng qián de
    (of radiate organisms) located on the surface or end on which the mouth is situated.
  • dài měi zhōu nián shēng cǎoyòu shè zhuàng biān huā de bái tóu zhuàng huā zàn shēng měi guó nán
    tropical American annual weed with small radiate heads of white flowers; adventive in southern United States.