zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiàn huò qún bāo huò guān men néng shēng chǎn chū gōng shēn huò qiāng shǐ yòng de fēn huò wèile cóng nèi pái chú chū
    A cell, a group of cells, or an organ that produces a secretion for use elsewhere in the body or in a body cavity or for elimination from the body.
  • bèi miàn gōng de shǎo shù pài miàn chǔ de guān yuán
    An embattled legislative minority; an embattled governor.
  • guān yīn tān jiāng sòng jiān láo
    The judge sent him to prison for embezzlement.
  • huī zhāng zhǒng zuò wéi jūn xián guān xián huò mǒu zhì zhōng huì yuán de biāo zhì 'ér pèi dài de 'àn huò hào
    A device or emblem worn as an insignia of rank, office, or membership in an organization.
  • yuán shèn chuí dòng pēi tāi de pái xiè guānshèn yóu zhǎn 'ér lái
    The excretory organ of a vertebrate embryo from which the kidney develops.
  • yuán pēi cháng chū wèi huò guān de pēi tāi bāo qúnyuán
    The initial clustering of embryonic cells from which a part or an organ develops; primordium.
  • lóng pēi tāi de néng zài 20 shì 90 nián dài hòu yóu lán xué jiā yán jiū chéng gōng bìng zhēn wán shàn gān bāo péi yǎng chéng zhì guān de shù zhèng yóu měi guó yán jiū rén yuán jiā kāi
    The ability to clone embryos was perfected11 by scientists in Scotland in the late 1990s and the ability to grow stem cells into tissues and organs is being developed12 by American researchers.
  • zài jǐn qíng kuàng xià néng gòu kuài dòng de yóu jīng guò xùn liàn de rénjǐng cházhí xíng zhě huò guān yuán chéng de dòng
    a mobile group of trained people (police or executives or officials) able to move quickly in the case of emergencies.
  • guān men lùn duō me míng zhì huò jié chū jìng dōushì rényīn huì fàn cuò
    Judges, however wise or eminent, are human and can make mistakes.
  • xué zhě xué jiā quán miàn liǎo jiě zhī shíyòu jīng yàn de rényóu zhǐ jié chū de guān shīhuò xué zhě
    One who has thorough knowledge and experience of law, especially an eminent judge, lawyer, or legal scholar.
  • měi dào chǎng de réndōu chéng rèn guān de pàn jué fēi cháng gōng zhèng
    Everyone present admitted that the judge's decision was eminently fair.
  • shǐ jiéshǐ zhě guān fāng shǐ zhěyóu zhǐ luó jiào táng de zhèng shì guān fāng dài biǎo
    An official emissary, especially an official representative of the pope.
  • guān fāng tiáotíng zhě de huǎn fāng
    The emollient approach of a diplomatic mediator.
  • zhòng diǎn kāi zhǎn guān tīng shuǐ shàng yóu fēng shā zhì shù shì fàn shuǐ yuán hán yǎng lín de jiàn shè
    We emphatically demonstrate the technology of controlling wind and sand in the upper reaches of Guanting reservoir and construct the conserving forest in the water source.
  • bèi 'ào tuō màn guó de fāng cháng guān
    A provincial governor in the Ottoman Empire.
  • qīng guó de gāo gōng zhòng guān yuán
    a high public official of the Chinese Empire.
  • zài bān qíng kuàng xiàcái pàn guān zuì gāo pàn jiān liǎng nián huò kuǎn shí wàn yuándàn jiè zhe dìng de quán cái pàn guān zuì gāo pàn jiān sān nián kuǎn 500 wàn yuán
    There is a general limit of two years' imprisonment or a fine of $100,000.Specific statutory provisions empower the magistrates to impose sentences up to three years' imprisonment or fines of $5 million.
  • bān 'ér yáncái pàn guān zuì gāo pàn chù jiān jìn liǎng nián kuǎn shí wàn yuándàn bié quán cái pàn guān zuì gāo pàn jiān sān nián kuǎn 500 wàn yuán
    In general, their sentencing power is limited to two years' imprisonment and a fine of $100,000. Specific statutory provisions empower magistrates to impose sentences up to three years' imprisonment and a fine of $5 million.
  • fǒu jué quán zhèng de fēn zhī huò mén de dìng quán huò xiàn quán yòng fǒu dìng lìng mén chū de 'àn bié shì zhǐ xíng zhèng guān de fǒu jué yóu mén tōng guò de 'àn de quán zhǐ huò dān 'àn shēng xiào bìng chéng wéi
    The vested power or constitutional right of one branch or department of government to refuse approval of measures proposed by another department, especially the power of a chief executive to reject a bill passed by the legislature and thus prevent or delay its enactment into law.
  • guān shì tīng zhòng kāi de
    The judges' enclosure was roped off from the spectators.
  • jìn guǎn guān yuán men biǎo shì zhǔn bèi zài 6 yuè fèn kǎo wèn xiàn zài men réng shuō zhī dào xīn de bīn wēi zhǒng shí néng gòu chū tái
    Although officials at one point said legislation would be ready for consideration in June, they now say they have no idea when a new version of the endangered species act will be introduced.
  • zhōng guó què shí yòu duō dōng zhī chí zhè zhǒng kàn dàn shì réng rán cún zài zhe yán zhòng de ruò diǎnguó yòu hái yòng zhe 55 de chéng shì gōng rénguó yòu yínháng yòu huài zhàng guānyǎng lǎo jīn tǒng de jīn quē kǒu hěn guān yuán bài chéng fēng
    Yet it remains plagued by serious weaknesses: creaking state owned enterprises that still employ 55 per cent of urban workers; bad loans in the state banks that probably is a considerable figure a largely unfunded pension system; endemic official corruption and a rural economy in crisis.
  • guān liáo huò nèi zàng zhì liáo yòng dòng nèi zàng huò dǎo jiá zhuàng xiàn de zhì liáo bìng de fāng
    Treatment of disease with animal endocrine organs or extracts such as insulin and thyroxin.
  • ( ) tóng zhōng shěn yuàn guān gāo děng yuàn shǒu guān de rèn miǎn
    To endorse the appointment and removal of the judges of the Court of Final Appeal and the Chief Judge of the High Court;
  • zhèng quàn jiāo wěi yuán huì yīnggāi wéi zài měi guó yíng de suǒ yòu shàng shì gōng zhì dìng quán guó xìng guī zhāngguī zhāng zhōng yīngyǒu xià tiáo kuǎnshǒu zhí xíng guān shǒu cái guān běn rén bǎo zhèng cái bào biǎo duì gōng de yùn yíng qíng kuàngbāo kuò zhòng yào qián zài zǒu xiàngzuò chū quán miàn 'ér zhǔn què de miáo shù
    The SEC should endorse national guidelines for all publicly listed companies doing business in the U.S. Among the provisions: CEOs and CFOs must personally warrant that financial statements paint a full and accurate picture of their companies'positions, including critical underlying trends.
  •   èr nián hòu rèn xíng zhèng cháng guān de chǎn shēng bàn xiū gǎi jīng huì quán yuán sān fēn zhī 'èr duō shù tōng guòxíng zhèng cháng guān tóng bìng bào quán guó rén mín dài biǎo huì cháng wěi yuán huì zhǔn
    7. If there is a need to amend the method for selecting the Chief Executives for the terms subsequent to the year 2007, such amendments must be made with the endorsement of a two-thirds majority of all the members of the Legislative Council and the consent of the Chief Executive, and they shall be reported to the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress for approval.
  •   chú běn shí tiáo shí jiǔ tiáo guī dìng de chéng wàixiāng gǎng bié xíng zhèng zhōng shěn yuàn de guān gāo děng yuàn shǒu guān de rèn mìng huò miǎn zhíhái yóu xíng zhèng cháng guān zhēng huì tóng bìng bào quán guó rén mín dài biǎo huì cháng wěi yuán huì bèi 'àn
    In the case of the appointment or removal of judges of the Court of Final Appeal and the Chief Judge of the High Court of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Chief Executive shall, in addition to following the procedures prescribed in Articles 88 and 89 of this Law, obtain the endorsement of the Legislative Council and report such appointment or removal to the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress for the record.
  • jǐng chá guān zhí xíng
    Policemen and judges enforce the law.
  • jǐng chá guān zhí xíng
    Policemen and judges enforce the laws.
  • zhí xíng lìng shòu guān yuán zhí xíng pàn jué de lìng zhuàng
    A writ empowering an officer to enforce a judgment.
  • shòu shìdàng de guān yuán zhí xíng huò qiáng zhì zhí xíng de quán de
    legislation that gives appropriate officials the authority to implement or enforce the law.
  • shì guān měi guó shì zhí xíng guān yuán shí shī tíng mìng lìng
    A city law enforcement officer in the United States who carries out court orders.