zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhōng de tiáo liú yuán píng níng shān màiliú jīng luó lún liú hǎi
    a river in central Italy rising in the Apennines and flowing through Florence and Pisa to the Ligurian Sea.
  • wēng píng níng bàn dǎo zhōng de zài dài bèi wēng rén zhàn lǐnghòu lái bèi rénrán hòu shì luó rényuē gōng yuán qián 300 niánzhàn lǐngwēng zài jīng hěn duō zhèng quán zhuǎn hòuzài 16 shì yóu jiào huáng guó kòng zhì 1860 nián jiā dīng wáng guó
    A region of central Italy in the Apennines. Occupied by the Umbrians in ancient times, it later fell to the Etruscans and then the Romans(c.300 b.c.). After passing to various powers, Umbria came under the control of the papacy in the16th century and joined the kingdom of Sardinia in1860.
  • rén shēng de rán de zhuǎn zhé diǎnjiù xiàng shì xìn bǎo luó zài cóng lěng shì zhōng de zhuǎn biàn)。
    a sudden turning point in a person's life (similar to the sudden conversion of the Apostle Paul on the road from Jerusalem to Damascus of arrest Christians).
  • bèi 'ěr tǎn lǎo chéng zhènwèi lěng běishì xiàn zài de zhù yào kǎo
    A town of ancient Palestine north of Jerusalem. It is now a major archaeological site.
  • dàn yóu lǐng dǎo zhòng tiān shǐ zào fǎn 'ér bèi cóng tiān táng xià de dàn
    The archangel cast from heaven for leading the revolt of the angels; Satan.
  • suǒ luó mén liè guó wángyīn zhì huì jiàn zhù shè zhù chēnghòu zhě bāo kuò wèi lěng de shèng diàn
    King of Israel famous for his wisdom and his architectural projects, including the Temple in Jerusalem.
  • zhū nuò xià 'ā 'ěr de yǎn jīng zài de kǒng què de wěi shàng zuò wéi zhuāng shìzhí dào jīn tiān zhè xiē yǎn jīng hái dāi zài lǎo fāng
    The eyes of Argus Juno took and scattered as ornaments on the tail of her peacock, where they remain to this day.
  • lián bāng zhèng xiàng lián bāng dāng zhōng de zhōu bǎo zhèng zhèng de gòng xíng shì héng héngměi guó xiàn 》; fēi cháng yòu gòng zhù diǎn de zhù zhānggòng zhù de qíng tài shǎoguì zhèng zhì de qíng tài duō héng héng fěi · shí men gòng zhù de shù de héng héng 'ěr · huò 'ēn
    the United States shall guarantee to every state in this union a republican form of government- United States Constitution; a very republican notion; so little republican and so much aristocratic sentiment- Philip Marsh; our republican and artistic simplicity-Nathaniel Hawthorne.
  • ài 'ěr lán - xùn wéi jīn měi shù
    Hiberno Saxon and Viking art
  • niè 'àng xùn shī rén xiàn cún zuò pǐn yòu zhū 'ān āi lín shēng tiān shǐ men de mìng yùn
    Anglo-Saxon poet whose extant works are Juliana, Elene, The Ascension, and The Fates of the Apostles.
  • liǎo huǎng gǎn dào hài sào
    Are you ashamed for having lied?
  • wéi liǎo huǎng cán kuì ?; wèiwǒ làn de wài tào gǎn jué cán kuì
    are you ashamed for having lied?; felt ashamed of my torn coat.
  • de huī zài hǎi liǎo
    Her ashes were scattered over the sea.
  • pēn qiāng yòng suō kōng zài biǎo miàn shàng pēn de pēn qiāng yóu pēn qiāng
    An atomizer using compressed air to spray a liquid, such as paint, on a surface.
  • āi sài 'ěr 'àng -- xùn guó wáng céng tǒng zhì hēng nán de yīng guó quán , 597 nián shèng · ào dīng shǐ gǎi xìn jiào, 604 nián biān zuǎn liǎo yīng guó
    Anglo-Saxon king who ruled all of Britain south of the Humber, was converted to Christianity by Saint Augustine(597), and codified English law(604).
  • yóu luó lüè kǎi gōng yuán qián nián chàng de yáng , jīng 'ào zuò liǎo tiáozhěngguī dìng nián , fēn shí 'èr yuè
    the solar calendar introduced in Rome in 46 b.c. by Julius Caesar and slightly modified by Augustus, establishing the 12-month year of 365 days with each 4th year having 366 days and the months having 31 or 30 days except for February.
  • qiú shàng tiān wéi niàn zhū · kǎi ér zhù yīn wéi céng tuī chóng pàng 'ér yòu tǎo yàn shòu
    I cannot but bless the memory of July Caesar, for the great esteem he expressed for fat men and his aversion to lean one.
  • hái de yǎn lèi jiāo
    babyish tears and petulance.
  • yóu de jiāo 'àoshǐ lún wáng jiā de wēi yán jìn shī
    Because of his pride, Nebuchad-nezzar King of Babylon, was brought down into the dust.
  • bèi 'ěr suō jiá èr shì zhī lún zuì hòu wèi guó wángzài jiù yuē zhōngdān 'ěr suǒ de qiáng shàng wén shì liǎo de wáng
    Son of Nebuchadnezzar II and last king of Babylon, who in the Old Testament was warned of his doom by handwriting on the wall that was interpreted by Daniel.
  • gōng yuán qián 5 shì lái chóng gāo de yán jiāzài yóu tài rén chū zǒu liè hòu men lǐng huí lěng
    A Hebrew high priest of the fifth century b.c. who led many Jews back to Jerusalem after their Babylonian exile.
  • hōng bèi qián shàng céng yán de báocuì bǐng gān
    a cracker sprinkled with salt before baking.
  • fēng chē xíng zhuàng de miàn bāo juàn shàng guì tánghōng bèi qián jiā shàng guǒ jiàng
    pinwheel-shaped rolls spread with cinnamon and sugar and filled with e.g. jam before baking.
  • zài 'āi 'ěr duō de wān biān zhù jiā dàidǎn zhàn xīn jīng de men zuó tiān xiāng tǎo lùn zhù zài sēn dào de hǎo de dǐng nán
    In Esposito's Bay Shore neighoborhood, frightened parents wer comparing notes yesterday about the good-natured, balding man who lived on Saxon Avenue.
  • céng mài zài mài chuáng shàng lái shǐ zhī de céng mài tōng cháng shì mài
    A layer of grain, usually barley, spread to germinate.
  • mài chuáng kuàng jià huò bǎnzài shàng miàn shǐ tōng cháng shì mài
    The frame or floor on which grain, usually barley, is spread in malting.
  • wǎng shēn chù jué xiǎng liǎo xùn liàn xiǎo gǒu bǎo chí wèi shēng guàn de shì 'érjiù zài 'āi xià bān huí jiā qián xiǎo gǒu zài shā liǎo niào shì dài huí jiā biàn gěi liǎo dùn lián zhū pào bān shuō shì tǎo yàn tiáo gāi de gǒu
    Digging deeper, I recalled when we were housebreaking a puppy, and just before Ed got home from work, the pup relieved herself on the couch. As Ed walked in, he got a barrage from me about how I hated his darn dog.
  • shā shì běi fēi zhōng fēi zhī jiān de tiān rán píng zhàng
    The Sahara Desert is a natural barrier between north and central Africa.
  • yòng chuáng de bìng rén niào tōng biàn yòng de qiǎn de róng
    a shallow vessel used by a bedridden patient for defecation and urination.
  • guǐ wáng 'ěr dùn zuò pǐn shī yuán zhōng duò luò tiān shǐ zhī 'āi de jǐn dàn
    One of the fallen angels in Milton's Paradise Lost. Beelzebub was next to Satan in power.
  • dàn què shuō dàn
    But Jesus said,"Begone, Satan!"
  • zhǐ yào jìn lái hòu dào chù fěn pènxiāng shuǐzài dēng pào shàng zhào zhǐ dēng lóngāi qiáozhè fāng biàn chéng 'āi ér jiù shì luó de wáng liǎo
    You come in here and sprinkle the place with powder and spray perfume and cover the light-bulb with a paper lantern, and lo and behold the place has turned into Egypt and you are the Queen of the Nile!