居zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xīn jiāng jū mín de zú shǔ， cóng hàn dài ( gōng yuán qián 206 nián héng gōng yuán 220 nián ) kāi shǐ cái yòu míng què de jìzǎi， dāng shí zhù yào yòu： sài、 yuè shì ( yīn： ròu zhī )、 wū sūn、 qiāng、 xiōng nú hé hàn rén。
    The ethnic origins of the residents of Xinjiang began to be clearly recorded in the Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-220 A.D.), the main ones being the Sai (Sak), Rouzhi (or Yueh-chih), Wusun (Usun), Qiang, Xiongnu (Hun) and Han.
  • wǒ de qǐ jū shì de qiáng shàng guà zhe yī kuài bì tǎn。
    The wall of my living room was hung with a tapestry.
  • xiōng yá lì rén xiōng yá lì běn tǔ rén huò jū mín
    A native or inhabitant of Hungary.
  • ào tǎ wǎ rén měi zhōu tǔ zhù mín zú， yuán xiān jū zhù zài xiū lún hú de běi 'àn， hòu lái sàn bù yú wǔ dà hú běi bù dì qū。 jīn tiān 'ào tǎ wǎ rén zhù yào jí zhōng yú 'ān dà lüè shěng nán bù、 mì xiē gēn zhōu běi bù hé 'é kè lā hé mǎ zhōu
    A Native American people formerly inhabiting the northern shore of Lake Huron, with later settlements throughout the upper Great Lakes region. Present-day Ottawa populations are located mainly in southern Ontario, northern Michigan, and Oklahoma.
  • ào jí bù wǎ rén yī gè běi měi tǔ zhù mín zú， zài 17 hé 18 shì jì xiàng xī jìn rù měi guó mì xiē gēn zhōu、 míng ní sū dá zhōu hé 'ān dà lüè shěng xī bù hé mǎ ní tuō bā shěng zhī qián yuán jū zhù yú xiū lún hú běi bù， ér hòu yòu qiān rù běi dá kē tā zhōu、 méng dà ná zhōu hé sà sī kā chè wàn shěng de dà píng yuán běi bù
    A Native American people originally located north of Lake Huron before moving westward in the17th and18th centuries into Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, western Ontario, and Manitoba, with later migrations onto the northern Great Plains in North Dakota, Montana, and Saskatchewan.
  • bù fēn jiàn zhù wù rì jiǔ shī xiū， wèi shēng qiàn jiā， ér jū mín duì shè qū yě quē fá guī shǔ gǎn。
    Buildings are run-down, hygiene is poor and there is a lack of social cohesion.
  • mì fēng mì fēng zǒng kē zhōng mó chì mùdì yī zhǒng dài chì、 tǐ fù róng máo、 tōng cháng shì cì de kūn chóng， bāo kuò dú jū lèi hé qún jū lèi。 tā men de tè diǎn wéi kě yǐ yòng jiáo xī kǒu qì cǎi qǔ huā mì hé huā fěn
    Any of several winged, hairy-bodied, usually stinging insects of the superfamily Apoidea in the order Hymenoptera, including both solitary and social species and characterized by sucking and chewing mouthparts for gathering nectar and pollen.
  • jīn xīng rén jiǎ xiǎng de jīn xīng shàng de jū mín
    A hypothetical inhabitant of the planet Venus.
  • gǔ dài yī bǐ lì yà rén wài gāo jiā suǒ de gǔ dài yī bǐ lì yà tǔ zhù rén huò jū mín
    A native or inhabitant of ancient Iberia in Transcaucasia.
  • yī bǐ lì yà rén yī bǐ lì yà bàn dǎo de tǔ zhù rén huò jū mín
    A native or inhabitant of the Iberian Peninsula.
  • shǔ yú huò guān yú yī bǐ lì yà bàn dǎo、 yī bǐ lì yà jū mín de。
    of or relating to the Iberian peninsula or its inhabitants.
  • yī bǐ lì yà rén jū zhù zài yī bǐ lì yà bàn dǎo de gǔ lǎo mín zú de yī yuán
    A member of one of the ancient peoples that inhabited the Iberian Peninsula.
  • yī bǐ lì yà rén de jū zhù zài yī bǐ lì yà bàn dǎo de gǔ dài rén huò qí yǔ yán huò wén huà de； huò yǔ zhè xiē yòu guān de
    Of or relating to the ancient peoples that inhabited the Iberian Peninsula or their languages or cultures.
  • * lián hé guó liáng shí jí nóng yè zǔ zhì ( liáng nóng zǔ zhì )* guó jì yuán zǐ néng jī gòu ( yuán zǐ néng jī gòu )* guó jì mín yòng háng kōng zǔ zhì ( mín háng zǔ zhì )* guó jì nóng yè fā zhǎn jī jīn ( nóng fā jī jīn )* guó jì láo gōng zǔ zhì ( láo gōng zǔ zhì )* guó jì hǎi shì zǔ zhì ( hǎi shì zǔ zhì )* guó jì huò bì jī jīn zǔ zhì ( huò bì jī jīn zǔ zhì )* guó jì diàn xìn lián méng ( guó jì diàn lián )* lián hé guó 'ér tóng jī jīn huì ( ér tóng jī jīn huì )* lián hé guó mào yì hé fā zhǎn huì yì ( mào fā huì yì )* lián hé guó kāi fā jìhuà shǔ ( kāi fā jìhuà shǔ )* lián hé guó jiào yù、 kē xué jí wén huà zǔ zhì ( jiào kē wén zǔ zhì )* lián hé guó huán jìng guī huá shǔ ( huán jìng guī huá shǔ )* lián hé guó nànmín shì wù gāo jí zhuān yuán bàn shì chù ( nànmín zhuān yuán bàn shì chù )* lián hé guó rén lèi zhù qū guī huá shǔ ( rén jū shǔ )* lián hé guó gōng yè fā zhǎn zǔ zhì ( gōng fā zǔ zhì )* lián hé guó guó jì yào wù guǎn zhì guī huá shǔ ( yào wù guǎn zhì shǔ )* lián hé guó rén kǒu jī jīn ( rén kǒu jī jīn )* lián hé guó jìn dōng bā lè sī tǎn nànmín jiù jì hé gōng chéng chù ( jìn dōng jiù jì gōng chéng chù )* wàn guó yóu zhèng lián méng ( wàn guó yóu lián )* shì jiè yínháng jí tuán * shì jiè liáng shí jìhuà shǔ ( liáng shí jìhuà shǔ )* shì jiè wèi shēng zǔ zhì ( wèi shēng zǔ zhì )* shì jiè zhī shí chǎn quán zǔ zhì ( zhī shí chǎn quán zǔ zhì )* shì jiè qì xiàng zǔ zhì ( qì xiàng zǔ zhì )* shì jiè mào yì zǔ zhì ( shì mào zǔ zhì )
    * Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)* International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)* International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)* International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)* International Labour Organization (ILO)* International Maritime Organization (IMO)* International Monetary Fund (IMF)* International Telecommunication Union (ITU)* United Nations Children ’ s Fund (UNICEF)* United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)* United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)* United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)* United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)* United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)* United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat)* United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)* United Nations International Drug Control Programme (IDCP)* United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)* United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA)* Universal Postal Union (UPU)* The World Bank Group * World Food Programme (WFP)* World Health Organization (WHO)* World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)* World Meteorological Organization (WMO)* World Trade Organization (WTO)
  • bīng dǎo de běn dì rén huò zhě jū mín。
    a native or inhabitant of Iceland.
  • bīng dǎo de bīng dǎo de， bīng dǎo rén de， bīng dǎo yǔ de， bīng dǎo wén huà de， huò yǔ bīng dǎo jí qí jū mín、 yǔ yán、 wén huà yòu guān de
    Of or relating to Iceland or its people, language, or culture.
  • xù shù xìng de sù shuō yī gè yīng xióng huò yī gè jiā tíng de mào xiǎn jīng lì； zuì chū shì（ 12 shì jì dào 14 shì jì） guān yú zài bīng dǎo dìng jū de jiā tíng jí qí hòu dài de gù shì dàn shì xiàn zài kě zhǐ rèn hé lèi sì de xù shì sǎnwén。
    an narrative telling the adventures of a hero or a family; originally (12th to 14th centuries) a story of the families that settled Iceland and their descendants but now any prose narrative that resembles such an account.
  • bān nuò kè rén jū zhù yú měi guó 'ài dá hé zhōu dōng nán bù hé huái 'é míng zhōu xī bù de měi zhōu rén tǔ zhù
    A Native American people inhabiting southeast Idaho and western Wyoming.
  • tā chuàng lì liǎo jù dà de chéng shì， shǐ chéng shì rén kǒu bǐ nóng cūn rén kǒu dà dà zēng jiā qǐ lái， yīn 'ér shǐ hěn dà yī bù fēn jū mín tuō lí liǎo nóng cūn shēng huó de yú mèi zhuàng tài。
    It has created enormous cities, has greatly increased the urban population as compared with the rural, and has thus rescued a considerable part of the population from the idiocy of rural life.
  • dàn shì jū zhōng de jǐ gè zé hǎo xiàng bèi rén wàng què liǎo shìde， ér tā men què wǎng wǎng chéng wéi zuì hǎo de zǐ sì。 fù mǔ zài duì 'ér zǐ yìng gěi de yín qián shàng lìn sè， shì yī zhǒng yòu hài de cuò wù； zhè shǐ dé tā men bēi jiàn；
    but in the midst, some mat are, as it were forgotten, who many times, nevertheless, prove the best The illiberality of parents, in allowance towards their children, is an harmful error, makes them base;
  • xī sài luó měi guó yī lì nuò sī zhōu dōng běi yī chéng shì， zhī jiā gē jiāo qū de gōng yè qū hé jū zhù qū。 rén kǒu 67， 436
    A town of northeast Illinois, an industrial and residential suburb of Chicago. Population,67, 436.
  • jī kǎ pǔ rén měi guó tǔ zhù rén， yuán jū zhù yú měi guó wēi sī kāng xīng zhōu nán bù hé yī lì nuò sī zhōu běi bù， xiàn yòu de shǎo liàng rén kǒu zhù zài kān sà sī zhōu、 é kè lā hé mǎ zhōu hé mò xī gē běi bù
    A Native American people formerly inhabiting southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois, with small present-day populations in Kansas, Oklahoma, and northern Mexico.
  • rén shì qún jū dòng wù； dù guò liǎo yī gè qīng sōng de shè jiāo yè； bù chéng shú de shè jiāo xíng wéi。
    human beings are social animals; spent a relaxed social evening; immature social behavior.
  • hòu mén yàoshì zài jiǎo diàn xià， shāo shuǐ yòng jiā rè qì， rú xū xiān dàn， zhǎo lín jū ben。
    Key to the back door under the mat. Hot water from immersion heater. If you want fresh eggs, see Ben next door.
  • xīn jiā pō shì yī gè duō yuán zhǒng zú de yí mín guó jiā， kāi fàng mén hù， huān yíng gè guó yòu yī jì zhī cháng de zhuān yè rén shì， qián lái gōng zuò， dìng jū luò hù。
    We are a multiracial and immigrant society which welcomes talented professionals from other countries to work and live here.
  • hā lǐ xùn yòu cù shǐ lì fǎ guī dìng wài guó yí mín suǒ kāi shāng hào xuán guà yīng yǔ zhāo pái。 cǐ jǔ lìng yà yì shāng rén yì cháng fèn nù， dàn shēn wéi cháng jiǔ jū zhù cǐ jiān de bái rén suǒ xǐ。
    Harrison also has promoted legislation to require immigrant businesses to post signs in English, which infuriated Asian business people but played well among longtime white residents.
  • xǔ duō guó jiā de rén yí jū dào měi guó hé jiā ná dà。
    People from many countries immigrated to the United States and Canada.
  • tānɡ mǔ yí jū měi guó。
    Tom immigrate into the unite state.
  • hěn nán shuō tā de nǚ 'ér shì fǒu yīnggāi yí jū yì dà lì。
    It's hard to say if her daughter shall immigrate into italy.
  • hěn nán shuō tā de nǚ 'ér shì fǒu yīnggāi yí jū yì dà lì。
    It 's hard to say if her daughter shall immigrate into Italy.
  • èr zhàn yǐ hòu 'ōu zhōu yí chū yuán jí de jiā tíng bèi gǔ lì yí jū ào dà lì yà。
    European families emigrating from their homelands were encouraged to immigrate into Australia after World War II.
  • dào rú jīn， shí duō nián guò qù liǎo， lǎo shī de jiě shì qīng xī yǐ rán： róng lú zài cǐ shì zhǐ bù tóng wén huà yǔ zhǒng zú de rén yí jū dào měi guó， gòng tóng shēng huó， róng hé zài yī qǐ， chuàng zào liǎo wǒ men jīn tiān chēng zuò měi guó wén huà de qí miào wén huà。
    Now, even though over a decade has lapsed, the definition our teacher gave is still clearly written in my mind: the melting pot here means that people with different cultural and ethnical backgrounds immigrate to the States, live together, get mixed and build up this wonderful culture that we call American culture today.