zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • hǎi guī yòu zhe jiān yìng de
    A turtle has a hard shell.
  • cháng zhe de yuán zhuī de ruǎn dòng
    mollusk with a low conical shell.
  • náng bāo guǒ zhe dìng jūn de nián duō táng wàiqiào
    A mucopolysaccharide outer shell enveloping certain bacteria.
  • zhe zài yán shí shàng de shēn shí yòng bèi
    dark-shelled edible mussel that lives attached to rocks.
  • de hán xiān wéi de yìng de luǎn xíng de jiān guǒ , yòu zhe chóu dàn bái de guǒ ròu
    large hard-shelled oval nut with a fibrous husk containing thick white meat surrounding a central cavity filled (when fresh) with fluid or milk.
  • shù zhǒng shǔ guàn huò xiǎo shùjié yòu guǒ guāng huáduō ròu shí de guǒ shízhè zhǒng guǒ shí yòu bāo zhe zhǒng de yìng guǒ
    Any of several shrubs or small trees of the genus Prunus, bearing smooth-skinned, fleshy, edible fruit with a single hard-shelled stone that encloses the seed.
  • xiōng zhào de yán dài zhe xìng deléi míng bān de huà yáo hàn liǎo tiān táng héng héng p·b· xuě lāi zhǒng chén chén de de jìng xià chuán kāi liǎozài zhèng de shí hòu xíng de xuǎn
    ill omens; ill predictions; my words with inauspicious thunderings shook heaven- P.B.Shelley;a dead and ominous silence prevailed; a by-election at a time highly unpropitious for the Government.
  • liǎn biàn cāng báibìng rén cāng bái de liǎn jiá yòng cāng bái de zuǐ chún shuō huàxià cāng bái de liǎnzuǐ chún dài zhe wáng yán de cāng bái héng héng ·w· xiè xià cāng bái de zuǐ chún cāng bái de liǎn
    a face turned ashen; the invalid's blanched cheeks; tried to speak with bloodless lips; a face livid with shock; lips...livid with the hue of death- Mary W. Shelley; lips white with terror; a face white with rage.
  • bèi lèi tōng cháng zhe yán shí shàng
    Shellfish usually attach themselves to rocks.
  • yòng qiáng de shàng de cháo shùn zhe zhuān duàn bèi de shuǐ
    Absorbent cloth that wicks moisture away from the skin; water gradually wicking up through the bricks.
  • zài zhe zǒu shàng qián shíkàn jiàn de hēi yǎn jīng suō zài méi máo xià cāi chǒu zhe ér zài tōng bào xìng míng shí . shǒu zhǐ gēngshēn cáng dào bèi xīn dài wán quán shì xìn rèn de shén chà jiān duì chǎn shēng liǎo qīnqiè zhī gǎnér què gēn běn wèi chá jué dào
    He little imagined how my heart warmed towards him when I beheld his black eyes withdraw so suspiciously under their brows, as I rode up, and when his fingers sheltered themselves, with a jealous resolution, still farther in his waistcoat, as I announced my name.
  • zǒng shì yǎng zhàng zhe lǎo bǎn de
    He always shelters himself under his boss.
  • zài jiān fáng kàn dào jià shàng bǎi zhe zhǒng yàng de yào
    In the room various medicines could be seen arranged on the shelves.
  • dāng cóng jià shàng tiǎo xuǎn pǐn shí bāng tuī zhe chē
    He pushes the cart for me as I gather things from the shelves.
  • àn zhào lěng jìng guān cháchén zhe yìng duì de fāng zhēn xiāng zūn zhòngqiú tóng cún de jīng shén chǔlǐ guó shì zūn zhòng shì jiè duō yàng xìng jìn guó guān mín zhù huàzhēng píng de guó huán jìng liáng hǎo de zhōu biān huán jìng
    In handling international affairs, we should observe and cope with the situation cool-headedly, adhere to the principle of mutual respect and seek common ground while shelving differences. We need to respect the diversity of the world, promote democracy in international relations and strive for a peaceful international environment and a good climate in areas around China.
  • shǒu zhe zhǐ niǎo lóng de xiǎo tónglóng hái yòu zhǐ niǎo
    'The shepherd boy holding a cage with a bird in it.'
  • qiū zhe gēn shuì zhàng xià jiàng dào rén jiānzhuāng bàn chéng yáng rén
    Mercury took his sleep-producing wand and presented himself on earth as a shepherd driving his flock.
  • yǒng gǎn chéng shíhún shēn shì dǎnpèi dài zuǒ lún shǒu qiāng de zhì 'ān guānshì men jiāng zhì gōng mín měi dài dào shè huì men shì rén mín zuì shú de yīng xióngháo wèn men shì xiē shǒu zhí cháng máo duǎn jiànshēn zhe kǎi jiáyīng yǒng zhàn dǒu zhàn shèng xié 'è de háo xiá shì de hòu dài
    the brave and honest sheriff who with courage and a six-gun brings law and order and civic virtue to a Western community is perhaps their most familiar hero, no doubt descended from the brave mailed knight of chivalry who battled and overcame evil with lance and sword.
  • méi yòu shénme fāng xiàng shè lán qún dǎo yàng wán hǎo bǎo cún zhe guò zài hái kàn dào shí shí dài liú xià de luò
    Few places have preserved the past like Shetland, where remains of settlements dating from the Stone Age endure.
  • lǎo nián rose tài tǎn hào chénmò de shí hòuchuán shàng yòu 1500 rén diào jìn liǎo hǎi, 20 tiáo jiù shēng tǐng jiù zài jìnzhǐ yòu tiáo huí lái jiù rén tiáo gòng jiù liǎo 6 rénbāo kuò liù , 1500 rén zhǐ huó liǎo liù hòu láixiǎo chuán shàng de 700 duō rén jiù zài hǎi shàng děng zheděng zhe huó .... děng zhe dēng zhe zuò chàn huǐyáo yáo ...
    OLD ROSE Fifteen hundred people went into the sea when Titanic sank from under us. There were twenty boats floating nearby and only one came back. One. Six were saved from the water, myself included. Six out of fifteen hundred. Afterward, the seven hundred people in the boats had nothing to do but waith... wait to die, wait to live, wait for an absolution which would never come.
  • hòu láijiù shēng tǐng shàng de 700 rén zhǐ yòu děng dàiděng dài zhe huó mìngděng dài kuān shùdàn yǒng yuǎn děng dào。 ( tài tǎn hào )
    Afterwards, the seven hundred people in the boat had nothing to do but wait Wait to die, wait to live, wait for absolution. But was never come.
  • bié duǒ zhe
    Don t fight shy of me.
  • men wán quán fǎn duì zhè xiǎng shǐ wán quán jìng zhǐ tǎng zhegāng tiě shì jué duì yào de
    we are absolutely opposed to the idea; he forced himself to lie absolutely still; iron is absolutely necessary.
  • zǒng shì hài xiū duǒ zhe bié rén
    She is always shy and stands off.
  • zhè xiū de hái jǐn tiē zhe
    The shy child clung to her mother.
  • zuò zài jīn de tóu bàng , gài zhe shǒu shù dān
    I'd sit by Kim's head, a sheet shielding her abdomen.
  • bīng fāng zhèn zhe jiē zhe de dùn pái cháng máo de bīng duì yóu dùn de fěi 'èr shì míngbèi shān shǐ yòng
    A formation of infantry carrying overlapping shields and long spears, developed by Philip II of Macedon and used by Alexander the Great.
  • chuān zhe de rén wèn 'è hěn hěn de yǎn guāng cóng shēn shàng zhuǎn dào nián qīng de tài tài biān
    demanded he of the shabby coat, shifting his ferocious gaze from me to the young lady.
  • hái chuān zhe zǒng shì hěn huā shào gǎn shuō yòu diǎn xíng wéi jiǎn
    That girl dresses so sharp all the time. I bet she is do something shifty.
  • hái chuān zhe zǒng shì hěn huā shào gǎn shuō yòu diǎn xíng wéi jiǎn
    That girl dresses so sharp all the time. I bet she is doing something shifty.
  • de xiǎng suí zhe zhè xiē shǎn yào de 'ér shǎn yào de xīn líng yīn liǎo zhè guāng de chù 'ér chàng de shēng mìng yīn wéi xié liǎo wàn tóng fàn zài kōng jiān de wèi lánshí jiān de hēi 'ér gǎn dào huān kuài
    My thoughts shimmer with these shimmering leaves and my heart sings with the touch of this sunlight; my life is glad to be floating with all things into the blue of space, into the dark of time.
  • xīn zài yān zhe fēng xìn
    he read the letter absently.