群zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yī dà qún rén zài rù jìng dà tīng yíng jiē yùn dòng yuán guī lái。
    A large crowd gathered in the arrival lobby to greet the returning athletes.
  • qún jū de niǎo lèi； rén shì qún jū dòng wù。
    gregarious bird species; man is a gregarious animal.
  • dōng bàn qiú tǔ chǎn de qún jū niǎo。
    gregarious birds native to the Old World.
  • bǐ sī shǔ dà de chéng qún de xué jū niè chǐ dòng wù。
    gregarious burrowing rodent larger than the chinchillas.
  • běi měi zhōu qún jū de qiān yí gē zǐ， xiàn yǐ miè jué。
    gregarious North American migratory pigeon now extinct.
  • běi měi hé nán měi xíng sì zhū de yè jiān huó dòng de qún jū yě shēng dòng wù。
    nocturnal gregarious pig-like wild animals of North and South America.
  • jǐ zhǒng qún jū 'é zǐ de yòu chóng， zài tā men chī de yè zǐ shàng tù sī jié wǎng。
    several gregarious moth larvae that spin webs over foliage on which they feed.
  • shè jiāo chǎng hé； xiǎng shòu yīcháng yú kuài de jiāo tán； yǒu shàn de jiāo tán； měi guó rén hǎo shè jiāo qiě xǐ qún jū。
    a sociable occasion; enjoyed a sociable chat; a sociable conversation; Americans are sociable and gregarious.
  • nán měi zhōu xiàng hè de dà xíng cǎo yuán qī xī de qún jū niǎo， yǔ máo hēi liàng， jiào shēng hóng liàng gāo yuǎn； róng yì sì yǎng。
    large gregarious forest-dwelling cranelike bird of South America having glossy black plumage and a loud prolonged cry; easily domesticated.
  • hóng hè， huǒ liè niǎo yī zhǒng rè dài dì qū de hóng hè kē de qún jū dà shè qín zhōng， jù yòu dàn hóng sè huò dàn fěn sè de yǔ máo， cháng tuǐ、 cháng 'ér líng huó de jǐng hé dǐng duān cháo xià de huì
    Any of several large, gregarious wading birds of the family Phoenicopteridae of tropical regions, having reddish or pinkish plumage, long legs, a long flexible neck, and a bill turned downward at the tip.
  • gé léi gē lǐ · bǎo luó zài 1989 nián fā biǎo de yī piān wén zhāng lǐ， bǐ jiào liǎo dāng shí yǐ zhī de zhōng shēng dài de zhuàng jī yǔ huǒ shān huó dòng， yòng fā guāng fǎ cè dìng liǎo yì lóng、 kǒng lóng hé niǎo lèi zhǒng qún ， shì tú zhǎo chū yī gè gù dìng de mó shì。
    Gregory Paul, in a 1989 article, compared known impacts and super eruptions of the Mesozoic with radiations of the major pterosaur, dinosaur, and bird groups to see if a pattern could be identified.
  • mù qián zhè qún shǎ guā duì wǒ men hái yòu hǎo chù， qiě ràng tā men huó xià qù bā！
    Meantime the fools bring grist to my will, so let them live out their day.
  • zhì yú qún zhòng tuán tǐ， chú liǎo yuán yòu gōng zuò jī chǔ de cūn zhuāng hái kě bǎo chí qí yuán yòu zǔ zhì xíng shì wài， yī bān yìng lì qiú dān chún， zǔ zhì tǒng yī de kàng rì jiù guó huì。
    As to mass organizations, with the exception of villages where there is sound groundwork and whose original organizational forms can be preserved, the rest should be made into pure and uniform associations for resisting Japan and saving the nation.
  • yī qún rén [ yī piàn shù lín , yī piàn fáng zǐ ]
    a group of people [trees, houses]
  • rén men sān wǔ chéng qún dì zhàn zhe。
    People were standing about in small groups.
  • tā kàn jiàn yī qún xué shēng xià qì chē。
    He saw a party of schoolchildren getting off the bus.
  • yī qún nǚ hái zǐ zài xué xiào bàng biān děng zhe。
    A group of girls was waiting by the school.
  • zhèng shì qún tǐ yǔ fēi zhèng shì qún tǐ
    formal and informal group
  • wú zǔ zhì qún tǐ yǔ yòu zǔ zhì qún tǐ
    unorganized and organized group
  • managementgroupaddress-- guǎn lǐ qún dì zhǐ。
    Management Group Address kūn he management group address.
  • yī gè qún tǐ zhōng bù tóng de jīng cháng shì cóng shǔ de xiǎo qún tǐ。
    a distinct and often subordinate group within a group.
  • yí mín qún ， yí qī qún ， huí yóu yú qún yī qǐ qiān yí de jǐ gè qún tǐ
    A group migrating together.
  • yī qún dòng wù
    A group of animals.
  • yī qún gōng jiàn shǒu
    A group of archers.
  • yī qún suǒ yòu rén
    A group of proprietors.
  • yī qún shì bīng
    A group of soldiers.
  • chǎn mèi zhě， fèng chéng zhě yī qún chǎn mèi fèng chéng de zhī chí zhě
    A group of fawning admirers.
  • yī qún gōng shòu liè yòng de xùn shòu。
    a group of hunting animals.
  • yī qún cán rěn de zuì fàn
    A group of murderous thugs.
  • bèi fēn mén bié lèi de yī qún shì wù。
    the grouping of things by classes or categories.
  • liǎng qiān duō wàn zhí gōng xià fàng， zǒu qún zhòng lù xiàn， jiǎng qīng chǔ dào lǐ， dà jiā bìng bù mányuàn。
    When more than 20 million workers and office staff were transferred to the countryside in those years, they didn't even grumble, because we followed the mass line and clearly explained to them the reasons why the move was necessary.
  • qún zhòng duì shēng huó fāng miàn de yì lùn shì xiāng dāng duō de， bù yào yǐ wéi dōushì jiǎng guài huà。
    There is a lot of talk among the masses about matters concerning their daily life, and we shouldn't take everything they say simply as grumbling.