zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • duō nián lái zhí zài xué yīng dàn bìng méi yòu wán quán zhǎng men měi guó hòu men de hái hěn kuài jiù xué huì liǎo
    I had struggled with English for many years without completely mastering it, but when we went to live in American our children picked it up like greased lighning.
  • rén shēng cháng de rén de zhù zhě
    A native or inhabitant of Greece.
  • qīng nián kàn chū liǎo cóng lín hēi yǎn jīng liú chū de tān lán de guāng
    The young man remarked the greedy glance which shone in the dark eyes of his neighbor.
  • dào
    He immigrated into the Greek.
  • ài rén zhù zài běi měi de běi bīng yáng hǎi 'àn líng lán dǎo fēn de dōng běi de zhù míntōng cháng yòng lái zhǐ zhù zài 'ā jiā jiā de běi měi zhù mín
    A group of peoples inhabiting the Arctic coastal regions of North America and parts of Greenland and northeast Siberia. The Eskimo are generally considered a Native American people in Alaska and Canada.
  • qún de niǎo lèirén shì qún dòng
    gregarious bird species; man is a gregarious animal.
  • dōng bàn qiú chǎn de qún niǎo
    gregarious birds native to the Old World.
  • shǔ de chéng qún de xué niè chǐ dòng
    gregarious burrowing rodent larger than the chinchillas.
  • běi měi zhōu qún de qiān xiàn miè jué
    gregarious North American migratory pigeon now extinct.
  • běi měi nán měi xíng zhū de jiān huó dòng de qún shēng dòng
    nocturnal gregarious pig-like wild animals of North and South America.
  • zhǒng qún é de yòu chóngzài men chī de shàng jié wǎng
    several gregarious moth larvae that spin webs over foliage on which they feed.
  • shè jiāo chǎng xiǎng shòu yīcháng kuài de jiāo tányǒu shàn de jiāo tánměi guó rén hǎo shè jiāo qiě qún
    a sociable occasion; enjoyed a sociable chat; a sociable conversation; Americans are sociable and gregarious.
  • nán měi zhōu xiàng de xíng cǎo yuán de qún niǎo máo hēi liàngjiào shēng hóng liàng gāo yuǎnróng yǎng
    large gregarious forest-dwelling cranelike bird of South America having glossy black plumage and a loud prolonged cry; easily domesticated.
  • hóng huǒ liè niǎo zhǒng dài de hóng de qún shè qín zhōng yòu dàn hóng huò dàn fěn de máocháng tuǐcháng 'ér líng huó de jǐng dǐng duān cháo xià de huì
    Any of several large, gregarious wading birds of the family Phoenicopteridae of tropical regions, having reddish or pinkish plumage, long legs, a long flexible neck, and a bill turned downward at the tip.
  • shǔ huò guān lín lín mín dehuò yòu diǎn de
    of or relating to or characteristic of Grenada or its inhabitants.
  • běi měi shǔměi zhōu hàn běi měi běi dōng de zhǒng tōng de xué niè chǐ lèi dòng běi měi shǔ), yòu duǎn tuǐjiàn zhuàng de shēn huī zōng de máo
    A common burrowing rodent(Marmota monax) of northern and eastern North America, having a short-legged, heavy-set body and grizzled brownish fur.
  • hǎi zhǒng yáng nuǎn shuǐ ,( hǎi ), měi guó dōng nán hǎi 'àn jìn
    A large grouper(Epinephelus nigritus) of warm Atlantic waters off the southeast coast of the United States.
  • kàn lái duì de lín mǎn huái yuàn hèn
    You seem to owe your neighbors a grudge.
  • yào shì lián zhāo bàn dàokǒng huì xià lóu cānyù shénme wěi hái shì zhōng qiū jié qìng zhù huì
    If you grudge a greeting, then you won't be enthusiastic about the RC Day or Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations held downstairs.
  • měi guó rén nuò màn ·c· huò 'ěr zhùměi guóxīzàng zhōng guó , 1957 niánměi guó zhōng yāng qíng bào cóng guó wài de cáng rén zhōng tiǎo xuǎn liù míng qīng niánsòng měi guó de guān dǎojiē shòu shí shōu bàoshè tiào sǎn xùn liàn
    In his book The United States, Tibet and China American Norman C. Hall reveals that in 1957 the CIA culled six young men from among Tibetans residing abroad and sent them to Guam of the United States to receive training in map-reading, radio transmission, shooting and parachuting.
  • 'ěr zhù zài qián kūn shù de gēn shǒu wèi zhì huì zhī quán de běi 'ōu rén
    A Norse giant who lived by the roots of Yggdrasil, where he guarded the well of wisdom.
  • wēi de běn rén huò mín
    a native or inhabitant of Guatemala.
  • shǔ huò guān wēi wēi mín dehuò yòu diǎn de
    of or relating to or characteristic of Guatemala or its residents.
  • rén zhōng měi zhōu yìn 'ān rén zhù zài de dōng nán wēi wén míng zài yuē gōng yuán 300 nián 900 nián zhǎn dào zuì gāo diǎn rén jiàn zhùchéng shì guī huáshù xué xiàng xíng wén zhù chēng
    A member of a Mesoamerican Indian people inhabiting southeast Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize, whose civilization reached its height around a.d.300-900. The Maya are noted for their architecture and city planning, their mathematics and calendar, and their hieroglyphic writing system.
  • ā rén nán měi yìn 'ān chéng yuánzǎo xiān zhù zài 'ān de liè qún dǎo xiàn zài zhù yào shēng huó guī de mǒu xiē
    A member of a South American Indian people formerly inhabiting much of the Greater Antilles and now living chiefly in certain regions of Guiana.
  • nèi zhù huò mín
    a native or inhabitant of Guinea.
  • xīn nèi huò xīn nèi de zhù huò mín
    A native or inhabitant of Papua New Guinea or New Guinea.
  • shǔ huò guān nèi nèi mín dehuò yòu diǎn de
    of or relating to or characteristic of Guinea or its inhabitants.
  • guī de běn rén huò mín
    a native or inhabitant of Guyana.
  • shǔ huò guān guī guī mín dehuò yòu diǎn de
    of or relating to or characteristic of Guyana or its inhabitants.
  • shì jiè 'ào yùn huì de sōng sài de jīng cháng táng guǒ de shāng rén cān jiā liǎo zhè sài páo wán 42 gōng chōng jìn yùn dòng chǎngdāng shí shén zhì dōuyòu xiē qīng liǎo rán páo cuò liǎo fāng xiàng
    That was in the marathon race of the 4th Olympic Games. An Italian candy businessman called Peter Lee participated in it. He was the first to complete the 42 kilometers and dashed into the gymnasium.
  • yán zào xià shǔ jìn shì běn gǎng zuì duō niǎo de fāng zhī
    Yim Tso Ha, also a restricted area, is one of the largest egretries in Hong Kong.