zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xué jiā men yán lóng zhū chǎn shēng de guān jiāng bèi rén suǒ pái chì
    Scientists foresee the cloning of pigs that will produce organs that will not be rejected by humans.
  • luó zhàn guān luó zōng jiào guān yuán de yuán tōng guò guān chá bìng jiě shì mǒu xiē xìn hào zhào lái yán shì qíng
    One of a group of ancient Roman religious officials who foretold events by observing and interpreting signs and omens.
  • cóng qián,( yīng guó degāo guān yuán
    (British) formerly a high judicial officer.
  • tiān wǎn shàngkǒu dài zhǐ shèng xià sān láng de tuì jūn guān qiáo zhì · luò zài dào lǎo zhàn yǒu chá · lài jié
    Georges Duroy, a former soldier, had only three francs in his pocket when he met his former brother officer, Charles Forestier, in Paris one evening.
  • guān pàn dìng rén fàn zhà piàn zuì
    The judge found the man guilty of fraud.
  • chā guǎn zhì liáo guǎn chā jìnkōng de guān huò nèi tōng dào
    To insert a tube into(a hollow organ or body passage).
  • xióng tóng de duǒ huā yòu guān néng xióng ruǐ ruǐ jié gòu de xióng ruǐ tóng huā de
    Denoting a single flower that contains functional staminate and pistillate structures; perfect.
  • zài guān fāng de diǎn huò shì shàng dexiàng shàng de diǎn jié hūn shì yuán
    a youthful attendant at official functions or ceremonies such as legislative functions and weddings.
  • shì de gǎi jìn men guān de gōng néng
    Yes, it improves the functions of our organs.
  • dāng duō guān guì réndōu cān jiā liǎo zàng
    Many of the local dignitaries attended the funeral.
  • zhǐ chuán zhǐméi yòu guān fāng de wén jiàn
    (a boat or vessel) not furnished with official documents.
  • jǐng guān fàn zuì yào duō shù rén gèng róng shǒujiù xiàng liè chǎng kānshǒu rén tōu lièzhēn shì zài róng guò de shì
    A police officer who takes to crime is likely to be more successful at it than most. The gamekeeper turned poacher has everything going for him.
  • yuán zhǒng yóu bāo méng chǎn shēng de xiǎo 'ér píng miàn cuì ruò de jié gòudài yòu shēng zhí guān shì jué lèi xiē zhí de pèi
    A small, flat, delicate structure produced by a germinating spore and bearing sex organs. It is the gametophyte of ferns and some other plants.
  • guān fāng shuōshè xián céng shè 'àn shā qián zǒng gān de lán tài 'ěr rénbèi jǐng fāng zhuī sān yuèyóu zhù fàn 6 míng gòng fàn zài jǐng fāng bāo wéi men zài nán chéng shì bān jiā luó 'ěr de cáng míng chù suǒ shí shāzhuī xíng dòng rán tíng zhǐ
    A three-month police hunt to capture the Sri Lankan Tamils who are believed to have planned the assassination of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi ended abruptly when the chief suspect and six confederates committed suicide as the police closed in on their hideout in the southern city of Bangalore, officials said.
  • zhèng shì huò guān fāng de shè huì huì huò diǎn
    a formal or official social gathering or ceremony.
  • zhèng xiāo liǎo duì jiā xīn de guān fāng xiàn zhìzhè jiù shì wéi zhòu rán 'ér lái de yào qiú zēng jiā gōng de cháo shuǐ kāi liǎo zhá mén
    The removal of the government's official limits on pay increases has opened the flood gates for a rush of demands for higher wages.
  • jiù fǎng huá qíng kuàng biǎo liǎo fēi guān fāng de jiǎng huà .
    She gave a talk on her visit to China.
  • guān yán liǎo xiǎo chuí
    The judge took up the gavel with solemnity.
  • jūn xián wèi shàojiàng zhī shàng dàjiàng zhī xià de jiāng guān
    a general officer ranking above a major general and below a full general.
  • guān bīng mào zhe měng liè de pào huǒ qián jìn
    The generals and soldiers came on in spite of heavy fire.
  • zhè luò tuō xiǎng xiē dāng zuò xiào de duì xiàngzài xián liáo shí luò wèn dào rán měi guó ràng jiāng jūn men dān rèn guó qīng zhù wài shǐ mezhè xiē wài jiāo guān shì fǒu yòu yào mài zhe zhèng xíng jìn
    On this occasion Molotov wanted to make fun of Marshall and so while chatting he asked Marshall: Since the U.S. had made generals the Secretary of the State and ambassadors, did these diplomats have to march in goose steps?
  • jiāng guān zhī zhí wèi shì mèng mèi qiú de biāo
    The generalship was his aspiration.
  • èr zhàn zhōngzài běi fēi chū de zhǐ huī cái néng zhù chēng de guó zuì gāo de jūn jiāng guān
    German field marshal noted for brilliant generalship in North Africa during World War II (1891-1944).
  • qīng cháo zài shè jiāng jūn bìng jiàn xīn jiāng xíng shěngzài xīzàng shè zhù cáng chén , bìng què liǎo yóu zhōng yāng zhèng fēng làibān chán liǎng huó de shǐ dìng zhìzài nán shí xíng gǎi guī liú ( shǎo shù mín fāng xíng zhèng cháng guān yóu zhōng yāng zhèng wěi pài ) děng liè zhèng
    The Qing Dynasty set up the Ili Generalship and Xinjiang Province in the Western Regions, appointed resident officials in Tibet and established the historical convention of conferring honorific titles on the two Living Buddhas Dalai and Panchen lamas by the Central Government. In addition, the Qing Dynasty carried out a series of policies, including a system of local administrators in minority areas appointed by the Central Government, in southwestern China.
  • tuán hěn shēn huò chǎn de bāo guān guān huò wēi shēng
    A strongly pigmented or pigment-generating organelle, organ, or microorganism.
  • duì dài gōng gòng shì guān yuán xīn wén gōng zuò zhě lái shuō shì huá shèng dùn quán shì tuán de xiàng zhēng
    For several generations of public officials and journalists,she embodied the Washington establishment.
  • mǒu zhǒng de shēng zhí néng shì zhǐ zài xiǎng tiáo jiàn xià zài shēng chǎn de xiāng duì néng shēng zhí guān
    the reproductive potential of a species is its relative capacity to reproduce itself under optimal conditions; the reproductive or generative organs.
  • chuán xìng xiū gǎi dòng guān néng kāi shǐ mǎn zhè yào
    Genetically modified animal organs could begin to fill this need.
  • tóng zhǒng zhí guāntóng zhǒng zhí zhì zài tóng zhǒng dàn chuán shàng tóng de jiān zhuǎn de guān huò zhì
    An organ or tissue transferred between genetically different individuals of the same species.
  • tóng zhǒng zhí guān huò shēn zhìzài liǎng shǔ tóng zhǒng dàn chuán shàng tóng de jiān zhuǎn
    To transfer(an organ or body tissue) between two genetically different individuals belonging to the same species.
  • chuán xuézhǐ bāo huò zhě guān yòu wéi de rǎn
    (genetics; of a cell or organism) having a single set of chromosomes.
  • chuán xuézhǐ bāo huò zhě guān yòu duō liǎng bèi de dān bèi rǎn
    (genetics; of a cell or organism) having more than twice the haploid number of chromosomes.