zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • de niú zuò liǎozài kěn men shénme jiāo dào
    A fit of stubbornness came over him and he refused to have anything further to do with them.
  • niú jīn xué xué shēng zhèng zài huò céng jīng zài niú jīn xué xué guò de rén
    A person who studies or has studied at Oxford University.
  • qiáng wēi gāng zhí de bāo hán tiān zhú kuí duō zhí máng niú ér miáo yún xiāng jīn wěi liàn hàn jīn lián
    an order of plants of subclass Rosidae including geraniums and many other plants; see Euphorbiaceae; Geraniaceae; Rutaceae; Malpighiaceae; Simaroubaceae; Meliaceae; Zygophyllaceae; Tropaeolaceae.
  • shēng de jiā yǎng de niúzài xiē fēn lèi zhōng bèi fàng niú de
    wild and domestic cattle; in some classifications placed in the subfamily Bovinae or tribe Bovini.
  • zhēn shí shìqián rèn niú dùn (newton) zhǎng shàng diàn nǎo de rén suō . nài (sandybenett) céng gào de shǒu xià rén shuō gōng jiāng bèi bìng apple gōng -- shì shēng zài qiáo shàng wèi jiù biǎo zhèng shì shēng míng zhī qián
    True story: Former Newton palmtop chief Sandy Benett told his underlings that the subsidiary would be folded back into Apple--before Jobs had made an official announcement.
  • zhěng cūn réndōu zhǐ néng kào diǎn fàn jiù zhì fàng de diǎn niú nǎi lái miǎnqiǎng wéi chí shēng huó
    The whole village had to subsist on corn meal and a little milk supplied by the relied organizations.
  • zài shì jiāo zhǎngdàhòu lái yíng liǎo niú jīn xué de jiǎng xué jīn 1979 nián qián wǎng xīn xué yuàn shū
    Growing up in suburbia, Grant won a scholarship to Oxford, going up to New College in 1979.
  • niú ròu méi suō bǐng zhǒng zhù yào yóu niú ròushuǐ guǒ gān yìng zhī fáng zhì chéng de gān ròu bǐngyòng zuò shí jǐn quē shí de dìng liàng pèijǐ kǒu liáng
    A food made chiefly from beef, dried fruit, and suet, used as emergency rations.
  • ròu cóng nèn yāo ròu shàng xià de niú ròutōng cháng bāo zài xián ròu huò bǎn yóu zhōng jiā pēngtiáo
    A fillet of beef cut from the tenderloin, often bound in bacon or suet for cooking.
  • niú zhǐ zhǒng yóu jīng guò liú suān róng chǔlǐ guò de jiāng zhì chéng de yìng zhǐtōng cháng wéi zōng zhù yào yòng lái zuò dài huò bāo zhuāng zhǐ
    A tough, usually brown paper made from wood pulp treated with a solution of sodium sulfate, used chiefly for bags and wrapping paper.
  • néng chū shòu niútóng shí yòu yào niú nǎi
    You cannot sell the cow and sup the milk.
  • tōng cháng miàn bāo niú nǎi wéi wǎn cān
    He usually supped on bread and milk.
  • yào xiāng xìn chuī niú de rén , zhǐ yòu qiǎn de zhōng guó shǐ zhī shí
    Don not trust that boaster, who has superficial knowledge about Chinese history.
  • bǎo cún gòu wèi niú de bìng chū shòu shèng xià de
    He keep enough corn to feed his cattle and sell the surplus.
  • duì niú zǎi de nèi chēng ( vaquero bié zài zhōu de nán zhōng shǐ yòng); buckroo bié zài jiā zhōu shǐ yòng
    local names for a cowboy (`vaquero' is used especially in SW and C Texas; `buckaroo' is used especially in California).
  • shǒu juàn de biān shàng juǎnqū liǎo jiǎo juǎnqǐ de niú zǎi měng yòng juǎnqǐ de bào zhǐ cāng yíng
    the edges of the handkerchief were rolled and whipped; jeans with rolled-up legs; swatted the fly with a rolled newspaper.
  • ruì diǎn rén hái zài niú nǎi shànggōng gòng diàn shì jié zhōng xué xiào xuān chuán zhè xiē guī dìng
    Swedes publicized the rule on milk cartons,on public TV,and in schools.
  • gān lào bǐng yòng tián de nóng jiā xiān gān lào huò nǎi yóu gān lào dàn niú nǎitáng huómiàn fěn zuò chéng de bǐng
    A cake made of sweetened cottage cheese or cream cheese, eggs, milk, sugar, and flavorings.
  • niú nǎi dàn hùn jiā táng hòu jīng hōng bèizhǔ fèi huò lěng dòng 'ér chéng de hùn
    sweetened mixture of milk and eggs baked or boiled or frozen.
  • rèn zhǔn de 'ér tóu niú xiū xiǎng huí lái 'àihào yóu yǒngbìng qiě jué xīn yào héng zhōng guó de sān hǎi xiá
    Once he decides to do something, nobody can make him turn back. He loves swimming, and is determined to swim cross the three big Chinese straits.
  • yào zhēn guì zhī sòng gěi shí huò de rén míng zhū 'àn tóu duì niú tánqín
    Never cast your pearls before swine.
  • wèitā men chàng zhēn shì yóu duì niú tánqín
    To sing for them is to cast pearls before swine.
  • xiàng jiǎng jiě yīnyuè de miào chù shì zhè duì niú tánqín
    He explained the beauty of the music to her but it was casting pearls before swine.
  • gēn jiǎng jiě yīnyuè zhī měi shì zhè duì niú tánqín
    He explained the beauty of the music to his wife but it was casting pearls before swine.
  • dǒng yīnyuèdài tīng yīnyuè huìyóu duì niú tánqín
    He has no ear for music. It's casting pearls before swine to take him to the concert.
  • miàn bāo piàn zhàn dàn niú nǎirán hòu yóu zhàshàng yòu tánghuò shuǐ guǒhuò táng jiāng
    bread slice dipped in egg and milk and fried; topped with sugar or fruit or syrup.
  • yuē hàn yīn niú nǎi dào zhuō shàng 'ér shǐ qīn shēng
    John was in his mother's bad graces because he spilled his milk on the tablecloth.
  • niú chōu dòng wěi zǒu cāng yíng
    The cows were twitching their tails to drive off the flies.
  • guāng chuī niúshí shí de shìdōu gān
    He talks big but doesn't actually do anything.
  • kuā kuā tán de rénchuī niú de rén
    A talkative or boastful person.
  • yòu lèi fēi fǎn chú dòng niú xiāng guān miè jué lèi xíng
    nonruminant ungulates: horses; tapirs; rhinoceros; extinct forms.
  • zài yóu pēng zhì de niú ròu kuàirán hòu jìn zhǒng kǒu de shā
    cubes of beef cooked in hot oil and then dipped in various tasty sauces.