zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • fēn zài běi měi zhōu běi líng lán dǎoōu zhōu zhōng běi
    northern North America; Greenland; northern and central Europe.
  • shì jiè dǎo shì jiā dào běi juàn nèi zuì de dǎo wèi lín lán dǎo xùn hǎi wān zhī jiān
    the 5th largest island and the largest of the Canadian Arctic; between Greenland and Hudson Bay.
  • líng lán dǎo běi chéng zhèn 'èr shì jiè zhàn zhōng zhè jiàn yòu měi guó hǎi jūn
    a town in northwestern Greenland; during World War II a United States naval base was built there.
  • xīn běi de shǔ huò biāo míng shēng debāo kuò běi měi líng lán de běi bīng yáng wēn dài
    Of or designating the biogeographic region that includes the Arctic and Temperate areas of North America and Greenland.
  • men de shì líng lán dǎo shàng wēn shàng shēng shè shì 3 jiāng zhuǎn yǐn bīng céng de róng huà
    Their prediction is that a 3 rise in temperature .In Greenland will trigger the irreversible melting of its ice sheet.
  • líng lán dǎo běi chéng zhènwèi yuē jiǎo běi 'èr shì jiè zhàn zhōng zhè jiàn yòu měi guó hǎi jūn rén kǒu 449
    A town of northwest Greenland northwest of Cape York. A U.S. naval base was built here during World War II. Population,449.
  • běi bīng guān yòu 750 yīng kuānliǎng yīng hòu zhèng hǎo shì líng lán bīng yuán de bàn
    Seven hundred and fifty miles across, and up to two miles thick, the northern cap has a volume just half that of the Greenland ice sheet.
  • ài rén zhù zài běi měi de běi bīng yáng hǎi 'àn líng lán dǎo fēn de dōng běi de zhù míntōng cháng yòng lái zhǐ zhù zài 'ā jiā jiā de běi měi zhù mín
    A group of peoples inhabiting the Arctic coastal regions of North America and parts of Greenland and northeast Siberia. The Eskimo are generally considered a Native American people in Alaska and Canada.
  • shēng huó zài běi juànběi jiā huò zhě lín lán dǎo huò zhě 'ā jiā zhōu huò zhě dōng mín de rénā 'ěr gāng qín mín de rén chēng men wéi 'ài réndàn men chēng wéi yīn niǔ rén
    a member of a people inhabiting the Arctic (N Canada or Greenland or Alaska or E Siberia); the Algonquians called them Eskimo (`eaters of raw flesh') but they call themselves the Inuit (`the people').
  • zài huā yuán zhǒng liǎo xiē sān luó lán
    He grew some pansies in the garden.
  • liè quǎn lán péi de lǎo pǐn zhǒng de liè quǎnxíng tài xiàng líng dàn jiào gāo jiào yòu shēn yìng zhí de máozuì chū cháng yòng liè
    A dog of an old breed developed in Scotland, related to and resembling the greyhound but taller and larger and having a wiry coat. It was originally bred for hunting deer.
  • zài jiān guō zuò chéng de kǎo bǐng shìde miàn bāozhù yào zài xīn yīng lán )。
    cornbread usually cooked pancake-style on a griddle (chiefly New England).
  • " nán dào huān fèn gōng zuò ? " bǎo luó wèn。 " hǎo liǎo guò shēng liǎo jiàn zāo gāo de shì hòu gào 。 " lán dào
    "Don't you like the job? " Paul asked. "Top hole, "said Grimes, "but the hell of a thing happened. Tell you late."
  • duì lán shǐ zhǎng hěn hǎo
    A good grip on French history.
  • zài lán zhōu jìn yòu tiáo kàn jiàn de xiàn héng chuān guó : nán biānrén men rèn wéi sǎn duì shēng mìng zhòng yàoběi biānrén men rèn wéi xiāo huà 'ér jìn zhǐ shí yòng
    Starting somewhere around Maryland an invisible line crosses the country: below it grits are considered essential for life, while above it they're banned as being unfit for human consumption.
  • dàn fàn gāng rén shì chēng shì huāng tángdeyīng lán jiào huì biǎo shìwán quán fǎn duì lóng rénbìng cānyù liǎo kàng huó dòng
    " But the Vatican labelled his work " grotesque" and the Church of England joined the protests, stating that it was " totally opposed" to human cloning.
  • yīng lán yínháng shì men cái de shǒu zhě
    The Bank of England is the guardian of our wealth.
  • zhǒng tōng de shān lánjīng wēi huáng huò wēi hóng huò dàn huā chéng sōng sàn de zǒng zhuàng huā chún bàn bái yòu bān diǎnchǎn cóng wēi dào jiā de
    common coral root having yellowish- or reddish- or purplish-brown leafless stems bearing loose racemes of similarly colored flowers with white purple-spotted lips; Guatemala to Canada.
  • cāi cāi men wèishénme lái lán
    Guess why we come to Atlanta?
  • chǎn cóng xīn lán dào yìn qún dǎo hǎi wān
    from Nova Scotia to West Indies and Gulf of Mexico.
  • qiáo zhì dūn guī de shǒu zuì chéng shìwèi gāi guó de běi lín yángyóu yīng guó rén 1781 nián jiàn zài lán rén tǒng zhì jiān jiào zuò hòu 1812 nián míng qiáo zhì dūnrén kǒu 78, 500
    The capital and largest city of Guyana, in the northern part of the country on the Atlantic Ocean. Founded by the British in1781, it was called Stabroek while it was controlled by the Dutch and was renamed Georgetown in1812. Population,78, 500.
  • zài lán zài 'ào yùn huì shàngměi guó zǒng tǒng lín dùn huì jiàn liǎo zhōng guó 'ào yùn cāo guànjūn xiǎo shuāng bìng xiàng biǎo shì zhù
    During his meeting with Chinese Olympic gymnastic champion Li Xiaoshuang at the Atlanta Olympic Games, US President Bill Clinton congratulated Li on his success.
  • nián 10 yuè zài lán hǎi lián zhù chí liǎo guān láo dòng guān de yán tǎo huì
    Last October, I co-chaired a colloquium on labour elations at the Hague, in the Netherlands.
  • nián 10 yuè zài lán hǎi lián zhù chí liǎo guān láo dòng guān de yán tǎo huì
    Last October, I co-chaired a colloquium on labour relations at the Hague, in the Netherlands.
  • chú guó yuàn shè zài lán hǎi zhī wài guān jūn shè zài niǔ yuē lián guó zǒng
    All are based at UN Headquarters in New York, except for the Court, which is at The Hague, the Netherlands.
  • yuàn shè zài lán hǎi , jiāng yóu 18 wèi zài guó shàng shòu dào zūn jìng de guān jiǎn chá guān diào chá yuán chéng guān jīng xuǎn chǎn shēng , rèn jiǔ nián
    Located at The Hague in the Netherlands, the Court is to consist of 18 internationally respected judges elected for nine-year terms, and a team of prosecutors and investigators.
  • zài 'ài 'ěr lán péi de xíng huáng quǎnmáo hòu 'ér juǎnqū chéng gān yòu cháng 'ér juǎnqū de dǐng shìwěi jīhū máo
    breed of large spaniels developed in Ireland having a heavy coat of liver-colored curls and a topknot of long curls and a nearly hairless tail.
  • lán duì zài xià bàn chǎng kāi shǐ de 5 fēn zhōng nèi duì duì de fēn dào 2 1。
    Polish side has made it 2 - 1 to the Italian five minutes from halftime.
  • men shōu dào liǎo zhuāng yùn dān bìng zài lán hào lún dào hàn bǎo shí liǎo huò
    We duly received the documents and took delivery of the goods on arrival of the S. S. Maryland at Hamburg.
  • shǒu qiú yóu yuán yīng lán de zhǒng shǒu qiú zhōng de zhǒngzhù yào zài yīng guó xué xiào xué xiào yuán wánjǐn jiē qiú fāng néng fēn
    One of several forms of handball originating in England and played mainly at British schools and universities, in which only the receiving side can score points.
  • bèi yōng lái zài yìn yáng wéi yīng guó hǎi yùn hánghòu lái yòu bèi kòng gào yòu hǎi dào xíng wéi 'ér bèi jiǎo de lán shāng chuánchuán cháng
    A Scottish sea captain who was hired to protect British shipping in the Indian Ocean and then was accused of piracy and hanged (1645-1701).
  • gài tóu cháo zhe zhàn zài chú fáng zuì miàn de nán rén zuò liǎo de shǒu shìrán hòu zhuànxiàng lán guā 'ěr shuō:“ míng bái wèishénme gāi bèi jiǎo 。”
    The King of the Beggars made a rude sign to some men at the end of the kichen, and then turned to Gringoire:"I don't see why you shouldn't be hanged."