zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • ōu zhōu jiāng zhōng yòu bān diǎn de guī céng yǐn zhí běi měi
    speckled trout of European rivers; introduced in North America.
  • kāi cóng fěn hóng dào jiàng dài xiāng wèi de shuāng shēng huā de ōu zhí yōng yòu duō biàn zhǒng yán
    Eurasian plant with pink to purple-red spice-scented usually double flowers; widely cultivated in many varieties and many colors.
  • ōu zhōu nán de láng zhūcéng bèi rèn wéi shì dǎo zhì zhī zhū dǎo zhèng kòng zhì de shēn huó dòngde yuán yīn
    large southern European spider once thought to be the cause of tarantism (uncontrollable bodily movement).
  • ōu zhōu de zhǒng suō cǎo yòu yuán biān de suì zhuàng hóng huā duǒ fāng xiāng de gēn
    European sedge having rough-edged leaves and spikelets of reddish flowers and aromatic roots.
  • xiāng gēn suō cǎo zhǒng suō cǎo shǔ suō cǎoyóu zhǐ ōu zhōu de cháng suō cǎo yòu cāo biān yuán de hóng de xiǎo suì zhuàng huā fāng xiāng de gēn
    Any of various sedges of the genus Cyperus, especially C. longus of Europe, having rough-edged leaves, reddish spikelets, and aromatic roots.
  • fēn ōu běi měi dǒu qiào dài shān qiáng huò xuán de zhǒng xiǎo xíng tiě jiǎo jué
    small delicate spleenwort found on a steep slope (as a wall or cliff) of Eurasia and North America.
  • biàn běi měi de fán zhí xìng qiáng de zhǒng ōu liǎng nián shēng zhí
    Eurasian annual sprawling plant naturalized throughout North America.
  • shí xīng dòng shēn ōu zhōu
    She started for Europe on the spur of the moment.
  • yán suǒ zhǒng yuán chǎn ōu de cǎo běn zhí lán jǐn lán jǐn shǔ), cháng zhe cuò luò yòu zhì de kāi dài de xiǎo huā
    An herb(Fumaria officinalis) native to Eurasia, having finely divided leaves and small, spurred, purplish flowers.
  • yòu zhǒng huā báilán huò hóngde duǎn huā de ōu zhōu lóu dǒu cǎoyuán chǎn měi guó
    common European columbine having variously colored (white or blue to purple or red) short-spurred flowers; naturalized in United States.
  • liǔ chuān zhǒng cǎo bān màn shēng de duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí liǔ chuān ), chǎn ōu cháng yòu xiá cháng kāi yòu xuàn de cháng huā de huáng chéng huā duǒ de zǒng zhuàng huā
    A weedy, perennial herb(Linaria vulgaris) native to Eurasia, having narrow leaves and racemes of showy, long-spurred yellow and orange flowers.
  • zhù yào shēng cháng ōu hǎi 'àn de cǎo běn shǔ hǎi zhú cǎo
    chiefly maritimes Eurasian herbs: sand spurry; sea spurry.
  • ōu zhōng xiāng dāng de sōng shǔ
    rather large central Eurasian ground squirrel.
  • ōu zhōu fēn zhōu cháng jiàn de hóng sōng shǔ
    common reddish-brown squirrel of Europe and parts of Asia.
  • sōng shǔhuáng shǔ shǔhuā shǔměi zhōu fēi shǔ ōu huáng shǔ
    true squirrels; ground squirrels; marmots; chipmunks; flying squirrels; spermophiles.
  • yìn zhī de shǔ chéng huò yìn ōu zài yìn lán cún zài de zhī yòu guān de
    Of, relating to, or constituting the Indo-European languages of the Indian subcontinent and Sri Lanka.
  • yìn zhī yìn ōu de zhīyóu yìn lán de xiē yán chéng
    A branch of the Indo-European language family that comprises the languages of the Indian subcontinent and Sri Lanka.
  • shuǐ shǔ zhǒng guǎng fàn zhòngzhí de chún xíng zhí shuǐ shǔyóu zhǐ hòupò zhù yào yuán chǎn ōu zhōuyòu tōng cháng wéi qiǎn hóng de huā suìcéng guǎng fàn yòng cǎo yào
    Any of several plants of the widespread genus Stachys in the mint family, especially S. officinalis, native chiefly to Europe and having spikes of usually reddish-purple flowers. It was once popular in herbal medicine.
  • " zhè liǎng wèi nián qīng rén zǒu guò lái zhàn zài bàng biānjiù zài biān ji de shēn hòu, " ōu wén shuō dào
    The two young men came over and stood alongside me standing behind the editor, Owen says.
  • duì ōu méng zài zhè fāng miàn jǐyǔ xiāng gǎng de zhī chí shēn biǎo xiè
    I am most grateful for the European Union's continued staunch support for Hong Kong in this regard.
  • ōu zhōu nán de duō nián shēngxīng xíng deduō máo de cǎohuā xiǎo chéng huáng
    perennial stellate and hairy herb with small yellow flowers of mountains of southern Europe; sometimes placed in genus Sisymbrium.
  • duō nián shēng de zài ōu nián xìng de cǎo běn
    sticky perennial Eurasian herbs.
  • ōu zhōufēi zhōu zhōu de cháng jiǎo shēn fēn máo wéi bái dàn chì bǎng wéi hēi
    stilt of Europe and Africa and Asia having mostly white plumage but with black wings.
  • ōu zhōu zhōu de cǎo yuán kāi kuò de lín shàng de cǎo běn zhí kāi chéng huáng de lèi chú de huāhuā tóu gān zào hòu zuò wéi xīng fèn huò yòng zuò zhì liáo shāng zhǒng zhàng de chá
    herb of pasture and open woodland throughout most of Europe and western Asia having orange-yellow daisylike flower heads that when dried are used as a stimulant and to treat bruises and swellings.
  • tōng de ōu zhōu báihēi chìhóng zuǐ
    the common stork of Europe; white with black wing feathers and a red bill.
  • guàn de shì shǔ ōu zhōu guàn niǎo
    type genus of the Ciconiidae: European storks.
  • ǎi de tuō de cháng qīng guàn fēn zài ōu zhōu biǎo xiàn wéi pǐn zhǒngyòu cóng bái dào méi guī de huā
    low straggling evergreen shrub of western Europe represented by several varieties with flowers from white to rose-purple.
  • lián jiē zhōng hǎi hēi hǎi de hǎi xiáfēn ōu zhōu 'ěr de zhōu fēn zhòng yào de hǎi yùn tōng dào
    a strait connecting the Mediterranean and the Black Sea; separates the European and Asian parts of Turkey; an important shipping route.
  • shī láo míng chuán bìng zài ōu de duō shù shǒu jìn xíng xún huí yǎn chū
    Strauss's reputation spread, and he toured most of the capital cities of western Europe.
  • shī láo de yuèduì shì ōu zhōu zuì jiā yuèduì zhī dàn yǎn zòu suǒ zuò de qǔzǐ yǎn zòu yīnyuè huì yuèqǔ
    Strauss's orchestra, one of the finest in Europe, played not only his own music but Concert music, too.
  • ōu zhōu nán běi měi xíng cháng guàn qiáo de shǔméi jiāng guǒ juānjiāng guǒ juān
    large evergreen shrubs and trees of southern Europe and western North America: strawberry tree; madrona.
  • zhǒng cháng jiàn de ōu zhōu shí niǎoàn zōng yòu bái tiáo
    a common European bird of prey; dull brown with white-streaked underparts.