苏zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhēn sī bó chóu yī zhǒng jīng zhì de、 lèi sì mài sī lín shā de bó zhì wù， zuì chū yóu yī lā kè de mó sū ěr dì qū zhì zào
    A fine sheer fabric resembling muslin, originally made in Mosul, Iraq.
  • bā xī lǘ bā xī yǔ yè zōng lǘ（ bā lā sū ào bǐ ní yà zōng 'ào bǐ ní yà zōng shǔ） yòu yìng ké guǒ shí， qí zhǒng zǐ néng chǎn shēng kě shí yòng cài yóu
    A Brazilian feather-leaved palm(Orbignya barbosiana) having hard-shelled fruits whose seeds yield an edible vegetable oil.
  • bèi jī : wǒ yòu sū gé lán wēi shì jì jiǔ， hái yòu nǚ shì men hē de xuě lì jiǔ。
    I have scotch whisky, as well as sherry for ladies.
  • sū gé lán xī bù shì hè bù lǐ dǐ qún dǎo， sū gé lán běn tǔ dōng běi bù shì 'ào kè ní jùn hé shè dé lán qún dǎo。
    Western Scotland is fringed by the large archipelago known as the Hebrides and to the north east of the Scottish mainland are Orkney and Shetland.
  • wǒ wán quán bù liǎo jiě sū gé lán。
    I know absolutely nothing Scotland.
  • sū gé lán zuì dà de chéng shì； sū gé lán zhōng xī bù de yī gè gǎng kǒu chéng shì； shì jiè shàng zuì dà de chuán bó zhì zào zhōng xīn zhī yī。
    largest city in Scotland; a port in west central Scotland; one of the great shipbuilding centers of the world.
  • kè lāi dé bān kè zhèn sū gé lán zhōng xī bù kè lāi dé hé běi 'àn de yī gè shì zhèn。 yòu xǔ duō dà xíng hǎi lún， bāo kuò mǎ lì nǚ wáng hào， cǐ chuán jiàn yú cǐ zhèn chuán chǎng。 rén kǒu 52， 385
    A burgh of west-central Scotland on the north bank of the Clyde River. Many large ocean liners, including the Queen Mary, were built in its shipyards. Population,52, 385.
  • dī bāng wú shé yùn dòng xié yòu liú sū shì dài de yī zhǒng dī bāng yùn dòng xié
    A low-cut sports shoe with fringed laces.
  • xiàn zài rú guǒ nǐ cóng mì sū lā chéng qū yǎng wàng xiá pō， nǐ réng rán kě yǐ kàn jiàn yī xiē píng xíng xiàn， nà shì bèi fēng làng diāo kè chū de gǔ hǎi 'àn xiàn。
    If you gaze up the valley slopes from downtown Missoula, you can still see parallel lines marking ancient shorelines carved by windblown waves.
  • zhèng zhì gōng zuò de yán jiū yòu dì yī děng de chéng jì， qí jīng yàn zhī fēng fù， xīn chuàng shè zhī duō 'ér qiě hǎo， quán shì jiè chú liǎo sū lián jiù yào suàn wǒ men liǎo， dàn quē diǎn zài yú zōng hé xìng hé xì tǒng xìng de bù zú。
    First-rate results have been achieved in the study of our political work, which, in the wealth of experience and in the number and quality of its innovations, ranks second only to that of the Soviet Union;here too the shortcoming is insufficient synthesis and systematization.
  • cóng jǐ nèi yà dú lì de nà tiān qǐ， sū lián dà shǐ jiù chū miàn liǎo， ér wǒ men shuō hū shì liǎo tā men cháng dá liǎng gè yuè zhī jiǔ， měi guó dà shǐ zài bā gè yuè zhī hòu cái lù miàn。
    When Guinea became independent, the Soviet ambassador showed up that very day we didn't recognize them for two months, the American ambassador didn't show up for nearly eight months.
  • suī rán zài zhè cì 'ào yùn huì shàng sū lián zhǐ yòu yī kuài jīn pái de jìn zhàng， dàn hè 'ěr xīn jī 'ào yùn huì réng míng xiǎn yù shì chū : zài yǐ hòu de 40 nián zhōng jiǎng pái de zhēng duó jiāng zài liǎng gè chāo jí dà guó héng héng měi guó hé sū lián zhī jiān jìn xíng。
    The soviet Union had only one gold medal to its credit, but the Helsinki Games is an unabashed preview of what was to come for the next 40 years-a medals showdown between the two superpowers, the United States and the USSR.
  • bèi zhèng shí de huǎng yán； gōng rèn jīng míng de sū lián lǐng dǎo rén。
    a proven liar; a Soviet leader of proven shrewdness.
  • yóu yú guān qiē sū lián bào yuàn měi guó zài wài jiāo fāng miàn zuòde bù gòu， bái gōng xīng qī liù xuān bù bù shí jiāng yú xīng qī rì shǒu tú hè 'ěr xīn jī yǔ gē 'ěr bā qiáo fū shāng tǎo bō sī wān qíng shì jí qí tā shì wù。
    Concerned by Soviet complaints that the U.S. has given diplomacy short shrift, the White House announced on Saturday that Bush will head to Helsinki this Sunday to discuss the gulf Situation, among other things, with President Mikhail Gorbachev.
  • sū gé lán rén zài zhěng gè 'ōu zhōu bèi rén yàn 'è。
    The Scots were held in abhorrence all over Europe.
  • sū gé lán rén zài zhěng gè 'ōu zhōu bèi rén yàn 'è。
    The Scots are held in abhorrence all over Europe.
  • cóng yán hǎi de 'ā bó dīng， yòu yī tiáo gǔ bǎo zhī lù， yī zhí wān yán dào gé lán biǎn shān qū shēn chù。 yán tú hěn duō xī rì de yào sài， dōushì sū gé lán lì shǐ shàng bù duàn fǎn kàng lín jìn de yīng gé lán tǒng zhì de jiàn zhèng。
    From coastal Aberdeen in towards the interior of the Grampian Mountains there runs the Castle Trail, a road that touches on many fortresses, which are witnesses of continual revolts against the dominion of neighboring England in Scottish history.
  • sū xī hài xiū dì shēn chū tā de shǒu。
    Susie held her hand out shyly.
  • sū qiàn hài xiū dì shēn chū liǎo shǒu， shǒu zhōng shì yī gè chuàng kě tiē。
    Susie held her hand out shyly. In it was a Ban-Aid.
  • sū lián xī bó lì yà dì qū de běn sài shé 'ěr jū mín。
    a native or inhabitant of Siberia.
  • sū lián dōng běi bù de yī gè bàn dǎo； wèi yú bái lìng hǎi hé 'è huò cì kè hǎi zhī jiān。
    a peninsula in eastern Siberia; between Bering Sea and Sea of Okhotsk.
  • āi wén jī mín zú jū zhù zài sū lián de dōng xī bó lì yà de dà piàn dì qū hé zhōng guó nèimēng gǔ běi bù de yī gè mín zú
    A member of a people inhabiting a large area of eastern Siberia in the Soviet Union and northern Nei Monggol(Inner Mongolia) in China.
  • chì tǎ sū lián xī bó lì yà dì qū dōng nán bù chéng qū， wèi yú yī 'ěr kù cì kè yǐ dōng。 shǐ jiàn yú 1653 nián， rén kǒu 336， 000
    A city of southeast Siberian U.S.S.R. east of Irkutsk. It was founded in1653. Population,336, 000.
  • xīn xī bó lì yà sū lián xī bó lì yà zhōng nán bù chéng shì。 wèi yú 'ào bù hé shàng， è mù sī kè dōng bù。 héng yuè xī bó lì yà de tiě lù shàng de zhòng yào jiāo tōng shū niǔ， zài kù cí niè sī kè pén dì fā zhǎn zhī hòu tā fán róng qǐ lái。 rén kǒu 1， 393， 000
    A city of south-central Siberian U.S.S.R. on the Ob River east of Omsk. An important transportation hub on the Trans-Siberian Railroad, it prospered after the development of the Kuznetsk Basin. Population,1, 393, 000.
  • è mù sī kè dú lián tǐ sū lián xī bó lì yà xī bù de yī gè chéng shì， zài 'è mù hé hé 'é 'ěr jì sī hé de jiāo huì chù。 tā shì héng guàn xī bó lì yà dà tiě lù shàng de yī gè shū niǔ chéng shì， hái shì yī zhù yào de hé gǎng hé yùn shū shū niǔ， yú 1716 nián jiàn lì。 rén kǒu 1， 108， 000
    A city of western Siberian U.S.S.R. at the confluence of the Irtysh and Om rivers. On the Trans-Siberian Railroad, it is a major river port and transportation hub. The city was founded in1716. Population,1, 108, 000.
  • yǎ nà hé yī tiáo liú jīng sū lián xī bó lì yà zhōng bù hé běi bù de hé liú， cháng yuē 1， 207 gōng lǐ（ 750 yīng lǐ）， xiàng běi liú rù lā pǔ pà fū hǎi
    A river, about1, 207 km(750 mi) long, of central and northern Siberian U.S.S.R. flowing northward to the Laptev Sea.
  • bó lā cí kè sū lián xī bó lì yà bù fēn nán bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú yī 'ěr kù cì kè xī běi piān běi 'ān jiā lā hé shàng。 jiàn yòu shuǐ diàn zhàn。 rén kǒu 240， 000
    A city of southern Siberian U.S.S.R. on the Angara River north-northwest of Irkutsk. It has hydroelectric power installations. Population,240, 000.
  • ào kǎ hé yuán yú sū lián xī bó lì yà zhōng nán bù de shān mài de hé， dà tǐ xiàng běi， liú chéng 965 gōng lǐ（ 600 yīng lǐ）， zhù rù 'ān jiā lā hé
    A river rising in the Sayan Mountains of south-central Siberian U.S.S.R. and flowing about965 km(600 mi) generally north to the Angara River.
  • yǎ kù cí kè sū lián dōng xī bó lì yà yī chéng shì， wèi yú lè ná hé hé pàn。 1632 nián bèi jiàn chéng wéi yī bǎo lěi， tā shì yī gǎng kǒu hé jiā gōng yè zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 180， 000
    A city of eastern Siberian U.S.S.R. on the Lena River. Founded as a fort in1632, it is a port and processing center. Population,180, 000.
  • yè ní sài hé sū lián xī bó lì yà zhōng bù yī hé liú， liú chéng yuē 4， 023 gōng lǐ（ 2， 500 yīng lǐ）， xiàng xī 'ér qiě dà zhì xiàng běi liú jīng yī cháng hǎi wān yè ní sài wān liú rù kā lā hǎi
    A river of central Siberian U.S.S.R. flowing about4, 023 km(2, 500 mi) westward and generally north to the Kara Sea through Yenisei Bay, a long estuary.
  • è bì hé yuán sū lián xī xī bó lì yà de yī tiáo hé liú， liú cháng yuē 3700 gōng lǐ（ 2300 yīng lǐ）， xiàng běi liú zhì dà xī yáng de yī gè hǎi wān 'è bì wān
    A river, about3, 700 km(2, 300 mi) long, of western Siberian U.S.S.R. flowing generally northward to the Gulf of Ob, an arm of the Arctic Ocean.
  • bèi jiā 'ěr hú sū lián xī bó lì yà dōng nán bù de yī gè hú。 shì yà 'ōu dà lù shàng zuì dà de dàn shuǐ hú jí shì jiè shàng zuì shēn de hú， zuì shēn chù dá 1， 742。 2 mǐ（ 5， 712 yīng chǐ）
    A lake of southeast Siberian U.S.S.R. It is the largest freshwater lake in Eurasia and the world's deepest lake, with a maximum depth of1, 742.2 m(5, 712 ft).