口zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jǐ nián qián， yóu yú zhè zhǒng zhí jiē tǒng jì fāng fǎ hái méi yòu shí shī， zī shēn rén kǒu tǒng jì xué jiā bā lǐ . āi dé méng sī dùn zài zhǐ dǎo měi guó kē xué yuàn quán guó yán jiū huì suǒ zuò yí mín yán jiū shí， biàn lì yòng fù zá de shù xué mó xíng lái jì suàn yì zú hūn yīn shì rú hé gǎi biàn měi guó miàn mào de。
    In the absence of such a direct method, a few years ago veteran demographer Barry Edmonston used sophisticated mathematical modeling techniques to calculate how intermarriage is changing the face of the United States as part of an immigration study he directed for the National Research Council of the American Academy of Sciences.
  • jiān yù chuāng kǒu zhuāng yòu tiě shān。
    There were bars across the windows of the prison.
  • lú gé shān； shāi lǜ shān yóu píng xíng huò jiāo chā de héng mù gòu chéng de kuàng jià， yòng yú fēng zhù yī gè kǒu zǐ
    A framework of parallel or latticed bars for blocking an opening.
  • běn hé tóng shì yì huò hé tóng， jí bèi 'ěr gé lāi dé yòng chū kǒu jiā jù huàn zhōng guó de chū kǒu cí qì。
    This contract is for barter trade, i.e. Beggar export of furniture against chinese export of chinaware.
  • āi jí yī jiā shí pǐn gōng sī cháng cóng zhōng guó jìn kǒu niú yáng ròu， yóu yú gāi gōng sī zuì jìn wài huì bǐ jiào duǎn quē， gōng sī pài jìn kǒu bù jīng lǐ shā lā · nà sāng xiān shēng lái zhōng guó tàn tǎo zuò yì huò mào yì de kě néng xìng。 zhōng guó shí pǐn gōng sī de chū kǒu bù fù jīng lǐ guì xiān shēng jiē dài liǎo tā。
    An Egyptian foodstuffs company imports mutton from china regularly. Owing to the shortage of foreign exchange, Mr Salah Masen, manager of the import department, is sent to China to explore the possibility of doing barter trade. Mr Gui, deputy manager of export department of the China Foodstuffs Corporation meets with him.
  • yī zhǒng zài jiàn zhù wù zhī jiànhuò wéi dì xià shì tí gōng rù kǒu de tōng dào。
    a passageway between buildings or giving access to a basement.
  • chū kǒu shāng pǐn shēng chǎn jī dì
    bases for the production of export commodities
  • 《 rén kǒu yuán lǐ》
    An Essay on the Principle of Population
  • nà xiē pǐn jiǔ zhuān jiā tōng cháng huì zhè yàng gù nòng xuán xū dì shuō dào " zhè zhǒng jiāng guǒ kǒu wèi de jiǔ wèi dào shí fēn dú tè， wéi nǐ dài lái wèi jué shàng de chōng jī "， huò zhě " zhè zhǒng jiǔ ràng nǐ cháng yáng zài nóng yù de xiàng guǒ xiāng wèi zhī zhōng "。 dàn shì yīng guó《 xīn kē xué jiā》 zá zhì 10 yuè 30 rì kān dēng wén zhāng shuō， shì shí shàng， zhè xiē pǐn jiǔ zhuān jiā bìng bù bǐ pǔ tōng rén " lì hài " duō shǎo， tóng yàng bù néng zhǔn què xíng róng chū pú táo jiǔ de wèi dào。
    Those wine buffs who say "you'll be impressed by its berried impudence" or urge us to "bask in its sumptuous oakiness" are actually no better at getting the right description than any other drinker, New Scientist magazine said Wednesday.
  • chū kǒu ； lán kǒu xiàng wài de lán zǐ。
    the out doorway; the out basket.
  • zuò nèi huán gōng gòng qì chē； lán kǒu cháo lǐ de lán zǐ。
    took the in bus; the in basket.
  • bā yuē nè fǎ guó xī nán bù yī chéng zhèn， wèi yú bǐ sī kāi wān hé xī bān yá biān jiè fù jìn。 fǎ yǔ、 xī bān yá yǔ hé bā sī kè yǔ zài dāng dì tōng yòng。 rén kǒu 41， 381
    A town of southwest France near the Bay of Biscay and the Spanish border. French, Spanish, and Basque are all spoken here. Population,41, 381.
  • mù guǎn yuèqì yī zhǒng guǎn lè qì， rú dī yīn guǎn、 dān huáng guǎn、 dí zǐ、 shuāng huáng guǎn huò sà kè sī guǎn， zhè xiē yuèqì de shēng yīn kào huáng de zhèn dòng huò tōng guò chuī kǒu de kōng qì liú tōng 'ér chǎn shēng
    A wind instrument, such as a bassoon, clarinet, flute, oboe, or saxophone, in which sound is produced by the vibration of reeds in or by the passing of air across the mouthpiece.
  • diǎn xíng pèi zhì bāo kuò liǎng gè lù yóu qì， qí zhōng yī gè zuò shè fáng zhù zhàn， tā qǐ liǎo liǎng zhě jiān de yìng yòng rù kǒu de zuò yòng。
    A typical configuration includes two routers with a bastion host that serves as the application gateway sitting between them.
  • zhè shuō míng， zhōng guó yòng hù jìn kǒu zhè pī shè bèi de mùdì， chún cuì shì wéi liǎo shāng yè lì rùn。
    This shows that Chinese users imported this batch of equipment purely for commercial profit.
  • bāozā shāng kǒu zhī qián bì xū xiān xǐ。
    You must bathe that wound before you bind it up.
  • dāng wǒ xiǎng gěi nà xiǎo gǒu qīng xǐ shāng kǒu shí tā bēi háo qǐ lái
    The little dog whimpered when I tried to bathe its wounds
  • hù shì chōng xǐ shāng kǒu .
    The nurse bathed the wound.
  • hù shì yòng qīng shuǐ xǐ shāng kǒu。
    The nurse bathed the wound with clean water.
  • hù shì xì xīn dì gěi tā bǎ shāng kǒu qīng xǐ gān jìng， rán hòu jiāng tā bāozā hǎo。
    The nurse bathed his wound carefully before binding it up.
  • bào fēng yǔ jiù yào lái liǎo， ràng wǒ men bǎ cāng kǒu dū fēng zhù。
    There's a storm coming, so let's batten down the hatches.
  • dīng shàng cāng kǒu yā tiáo fēng bì cāng kǒu
    Batten down the hatches.
  • gěi lún chuán de cāng kǒu dīng shàng bǎn tiáo。
    batten down a ship's hatches.
  • bào fēng yǔ jí jiāng lái lín， yīn cǐ chuán cháng mìng lìng shuǐ shǒu jiāng cāng kǒu fēng hǎo。
    The captain ordered the sailors to batten down the hatches of their ship, as a storm was coming soon.
  • dí rén pào bīng jí zhōng pào huǒ yú nà gè shí zì lù kǒu 。
    An enemy battery zeroed in on the crossroad.
  • gāo gōu、 yáng kǒu zhàn yì
    Gaogou and Yangkou, Battle of
  • xīn zhàn jiàn jiāng yǐ 16 yīng cùn kǒu jìng de dà pào wǔ zhuāng qǐ lái。
    The new battleship shall be armed with16-inch guns.
  • nà sōu zhàn jiàn jiāng zhuāng bèi shí liù yīng cùn kǒu jìng de dà pào。
    The new battleship will be armed with 1 6 inch guns.
  • jù dà de hǎi yáng rù kǒu huò shēn hǎi wān。
    a large ocean inlet or deep bay.
  • hǎi wān hǎi wān huò rù hǎi kǒu
    A bay or an inlet of the sea.
  • ( kǒu lìng ) shàng [ xià ] cì dāo !
    Fix [Unfix] bayonets!
  • pào tái gōng yuán màn hā dùn dǎo nán duān de gōng yuán， wèi yú niǔ yuē dōng nán bù de niǔ yuē wān běi duān。 1808 nián wéi bǎo hù gǎng kǒu ér jiàn， zǎo qī hé lán hé yīng guó de fáng yù gōng shì jí kè lín dùn chéng bǎo jiù zài cǐ dì
    A park at the southern tip of Manhattan Island at the upper end of New York Bay in southeast New York. It is the site of early Dutch and English fortifications and of Castle Clinton, built in1808 for the defense of the harbor.