zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • èr shí shì shí nián dài liù shí nián dài chūbīng tuán 'àn zhào mín zhēng de yuán zài tiān shān nán běi de gān 'ěr bān tōng liǎng shā biān yuán rán huán jìng 'è liè de biān jìng yán xiànxīng jiàn shuǐ kāi kěn huāng zài máng máng huāng shàng jiàn chéng tián lián piàn zòng hénglín dài chéng wǎngdào chàng tōng de zhōu shēng tài jīng wǎng luò
    In the 1950s and early 1960s, following the principle of “ not competing for benefits with the local people,” the XPCC built water conservancy works and reclaimed wasteland along the edges of the Taklimakan and Gurbantünggüt deserts to the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains, respectively, and along the borders where the natural environment was adverse. Now they have built up ecologically sound economic networks of oases, with contiguous fields, crisscrossing canals, ubiquitous forest belts and radiating roads.
  • wèi nán měi de guó jiā
    countries occupying the South American continent.
  • nán zhōu shì zuì gāozuì gān qiě zuì lěng de
    Antarctica1 is the highest,driest and coldest continent.
  • ér zài hòu jiào wēn rǎng gèng jiā féi de nán fāng běn shàng liú xíng de shì 'ōu zhōu de fēng guàn
    In the milder, more fertile south, the customs are basically those of continental Europe.
  • " tīng rèn quàn gào , fàng liǎo gōng zuò , liǎo nán fāng。 "
    Contrary to all advice he gave up his job and left for the south.
  • běi fāng huà nán fāng huà yòu xiǎn zhù de chā bié
    The contrast between Northern and Southern speech patterns.
  • yùn dòng duàn liàn néng shì màn páo yùn dòng de xiān zhě · fěi wáng de yuán yīn zhī zài páo zhī zhōng diē dǎo zhì , nián jǐn 52 suìhái yòumiǎn fèi chē 'áo yóu yín zhǐ nánde zuò zhě ,49 suì de dào · dāng , zài xíng chē yùn dòng zhōng xīn zàng bìng wáng
    Exercise may also have had a contributory factor in the deaths of Jim Fixx, the pioneer of jogging who dropped dead ona run aged 52, and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy author Douglas Adams,49,who had a fatal heart attack on his exercise bike.
  • sāng 'ā měi dōuyào duān chū dié nián de nán fēi táng guǒ táo huò táo gěi men chī fěi lǎo zǒng shì běn zhèng jīng shuō xiē nóng chǎng de shìǒu 'ěr tán xiē wài biān shì jiè shēng de shì
    Tante Sanna would bring in dishes of sweet, sweet, sticky candy, or a great bowl of grapes or peaches, and Great-aunt Stephina would converse gravely about happenings on the farm ,and, more rarely, of the outer world.
  • dōng nán de wēi chū xiàn hòu men rèn zhēn jiào xùnjiàn quán yínháng zhì zhì jiā qiáng guó shōu zhī de píng héng néng chuàng zào tiáo jiàn lái shí xiàn rén mín běn xiàng duì huàn
    Since the appearance of the Southeast Asian financial crisis, seriously drawing lessons from it, we have strived to complete our banking and enterprise systems and enhance our ability to maintain the balance of international payments, in an effort to create conditions for achieving the convertibility of the Renminbi under capital accounts.
  • jiào xué huáng qìng xīn yuè zài nán yáng gōng xué diǎn shàngqiáng diào guó jiào shī suǒ bàn yǎn de guān jiàn xìng juésèbìng dūn men xún qiú xīn fāng shìtōng guò gōng gāo zhì de jiào xié zhù xué shēng zuò hǎo zhǔn bèi gǎn shàng xīn shí dài
    At the Nanyang Technological University Convocation on August 29, Mr Wee Heng Tin, Director-General of Education emphasised the pivotal roles play by teachers in Singapore and urged them to help students be well prepared for the future through seeking new ways to deliver quality education.
  • suǒ wèixiū ”, nǎi zhōng guó dài de fēng měi nián nóng 3 yuè 3 rén huì jié qúntóng dào jiāo yòu chí shuǐ de fāngzài 'ér yàncǎi lánbiǎo shì chú qiē xiáng huì shí yáng 1960 nián 4 yuè 2 bàn nán zhōu shízhèng shì yīn 3 yuè 7 )。
    It was an ancient tradition in China for people to go for an outing by the water, during the 3rd day of the 3rd lunar calendar month, where they would enjoy themselves at a picnic, pluck orchids, and to rid themselves of any bad luck. (The day of Nantah's first convocation ceremony 2nd April 1960 fell on the 7th day of the 3rd lunar calendar month).
  • yán wén shǎng xīn yuè mùdì pèi zhìpái liè chéng nán běi xiàng de sòng duì
    A cheerful disposition of colors and textures; a convoy oriented into a north-south disposition.
  • dūn měi guó niǔ yuē zhōu zhōng dōng de zhù zhái cūn zhuāngwèi nèi nán piān fāng。 1787 nián yóu wēi lián · chuàng jiàn zhān · fěi 'ěr · zhè zuò wéi de shì shū de bèi jǐngquán guó bàng qiú róng guǎn jiù wèi zhè rén kǒu 2, 342
    A residential village of east-central New York west-southwest of Schenectady. It was founded in1787 by William Cooper, the father of James Fenimore Cooper, who used the region as the setting for his Leatherstocking Tales. The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum is here. Population,2, 342.
  • gāi guó nán pāng tuó 'ér běi què wèi luò .
    The heavy rain missed the north of the country altogether, and the south copped the lot.
  • gāi guó nán pāng tuó 'ér běi què wèi luò
    The heavy rain miss the north of the country altogether, and the south cop the lot
  • nán měi cháng wài xíng zhěng de xiǎo xíng bǎitóng shù xiǎo shù
    small well-shaped South American evergreen having coppery bark and pretty foliage.
  • jīn shǔ de rèn zhǒng zhí tōng cháng yòu yàn de lèi chú de huāhuā hěn chángfēn nán běi měi zhōu
    any of numerous plants of the genus Coreopsis having a profusion of showy usually yellow daisylike flowers over long periods; North and South America.
  • shēng cháng měi guó nán de shùyòu shēn zhǎn debǎi dòng deruǎn shìde shù zhī
    elm of southern United States and Mexico having spreading pendulous corky branches.
  • chì zhǒng měi guó dōng nán shù zhī cháng shǔ), yòu yòu ruǎn zhì de xiǎo zhī
    An elm tree(Ulmus alata) of the southeast United States, having twigs with winged, corky edges.
  • ōu zhōu nán fēi zhōu běi de zhǒng zhōng xíng cháng xiàng shù , dìng ruǎn zuò shāng yòng
    medium-sized evergreen oak of southern Europe and northern Africa having thick corky bark that is periodically stripped to yield commercial cork.
  • fěn zuò chéng de sōng ruǎn miàn bāoyòu shí yòng dào suì zuò chéng yòng tiáogēng chīzhù yào zài nán fāng)。
    soft bread made of cornmeal and sometimes rice or hominy; must be served with a spoon (chiefly Southern).
  • yīng guó nán bāo kuò kāng 'ěr jùn wén jùn sài jùn
    the southwest of England (including Cornwall and Devon and Somerset).
  • āi 'ěr gāo yīng lán nán kāng 'ěr de piàn huāng gāo yuán shì shòu huān yíng de yóu yòu zhù míng de shǐ qián
    A moorland plateau of Cornwall in southwest England. It is a popular tourist area with notable prehistoric ruins.
  • chóng cǎo zhǒng měi guó dōng nán de duō nián shēng zhí chì gēn chóng cǎo), yòu dài nèi huáng wài hóng de guǎn zhuàng huā guān de huā duǒ gēn jīng gēn céng bèi yòng lái zuò chóng yào
    A perennial plant(Spigelia marilandica) native to the southeast United States having flowers with a tubular corolla that is red outside and yellow inside. The rhizomes and roots were once used as a vermifuge.
  • zhè yàng jiù jīng huāng liǎomìng lìng de liǎng jūn nán chè
    Thrown into a panic, Ma Fawu ordered his two corps to withdraw south.
  • chéng wān de jiǎo wān shàng zhōu nán chéng shì shì yòu gāo gōng huà bìng yōng yòu zhī de xiā duìrén kǒu 257, 453
    A city of southern Texas on Corpus Christi Bay, an arm of the Gulf of Mexico. The city is highly industrialized and has a large shrimp-fishing fleet. Population,257, 453.
  • jiǔ jiǔ nián shíyóu chéng jiào shǔ guǎn de shè shī bāo kuò 23 suǒ chéng jiào gòu、 4 jiān zhōng shè suǒ zhí yuán xùn liàn yuàn yìng zhī yuán liǎng shè gōng yuàn de liú bìng fáng wéi yuè nán chuán mín 'ér shè de liǎng suǒ liú zhōng xīn
    At the end of 1997, the CSD managed 23 correctional institutions, four halfway houses, a staff training institute, an emergency support group, two custodial wards in public hospitals, and two detention centres for VMs.
  • shì nán rén guǒ méi cuò de huà
    She was from Henan, if I remember correctly.
  • tiān qiú dehuí guī xiàn dài biǎo tài yáng jīng guò de zuì běi shì jiè xiàn zuì nán shì jiè xiàn de liǎng tiáo xiāng yìng de tiān qiú wěi xiàn
    Either of two corresponding parallels of celestial latitude that are the limits of the apparent northern and southern passages of the sun.
  • shì jiè xìng cǎo běn shǔyóu shēngzhǎng zài nán bàn qiú duō zuò wéi miàn gài
    cosmopolitan herbs especially southern hemisphere; many used as ground covers.
  • shēngzhǎng zài chú liǎo nán měixīn lán xiē hǎi dǎo de zhǒng shì jiè zhǒng
    cosmopolitan except South America and New Zealand and some oceanic islands.
  • cháng huò luò xìng guàn huò cǎo běn shǔjīhū wéi shì jiè xìng shēngzhǎnghuā tōng cháng měi chú dài lán dōng nán běi juàn huò gāo wěi shā wài shì jiè xìng shēngzhǎng
    large almost cosmopolitan genus of evergreen or deciduous shrubs and herbs with often showy yellow flowers; cosmopolitan except tropical lowlands and arctic or high altitudes and desert regions.