zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yùn dòng yuán yòng shǒu zhǎng shuǐ bìng yòng zhǎng fēn shuǐér qiě yòng shǒu zài shuǐ xià zuò yǒng dòng zuòshǐ shēn de měi xíng shì jǐng zhè yàng lìng shuǐ miàn zhǐ yòu pào ér jiàn shuǐ làng huā
    The diver lands on the palms of the hands and opens the water with them. Also, the diver may perform a breaststroke motion with his arms under water, so creating pockets of air on either side of his body. This effect leaves only foam on the surface of the water. There is no splash.
  • jìn guǎn huā zài yùn dòng shàng de shí jiān xué shàng yào duō què qīng 'ér tōng guò liǎo chéng
    Though he spent more time on sports than studies, he breathed through his pre-med courses.
  • huā 'ér sàn chū xiāng
    The flowers were breathing out fragrance.
  • bāo dān zhǒng bāo dān shǔ de zhí bāo kuò bāo dān dōu zhuàng huā dān
    A plant of the genus Dicentra, which includes the bleeding heart and Dutchman's breeches.
  • méi 'ěrqiáo zhì · lài 'ēn 1778 1840 yīng guó de huā huā gōng jiǎn cái de dài zhuānglǐng dài 'ér chéng wéi nán shì de liú xíng zhuāng shì mìngqióng kùn liáo dǎo guó jiā jīng shén bìng yuàn
    British dandy who popularized new men's fashions, including simply cut clothing, trousers rather than breeches, and elaborate neckwear. An inveterate gambler, he died in poverty in an insane asylum in France.
  • huā zài wēi fēng zhōng yáo dòng
    Flowers nod in the breeze.
  • huā bàn fēn fēn suí fēng piāo luò
    Petals flaked away in the breeze.
  • jiǔ huā zhè zhǒng zhí shài gān de chéng shú huā duǒhán yòu wèifāng xiāng de yóu bèi yòng niàng zào fáng zhǐ jūn huó dòng bìng zēng jiā jiǔ yòu de wèi
    The dried, ripe flowers of this plant, containing a bitter, aromatic oil. They are used in the brewing industry to prevent bacterial action and add the characteristic bitter taste to beer.
  • lài 'ēn huā me duō qián mǎi jiàn chèn shān jiǎn zhí shì fēng liǎo
    Brian must be off his nut to pay that much for a shirt.
  • zuò huā yuán wéi dào gāo zhuān qiáng suǒ wéi zhù
    The garden is enclosed with a high brick wall.
  • jié hūn tiānjiā zhōng de rén men bāng zhù xīn niàn chuān shàng mín zhuāng zhōng bāo kuò yín zhì de shì dǐng xīn niàn huā guān
    On the wedding day the women of the family help the bride to dress in national costume, which includes silver jewelry and a bridal crown.
  • zài xiàng zhě men jiè shào qíng kuàng zhī qián huā liǎo liǎng xiǎo shí tǒng shù
    He spent two hours mugging up the statistics before briefing the press.
  • men jiù huā huán pāo dào hǎi xīn de huā huán zài hǎi shuǐ xùn jìn pào xià qiú hǎo yùn
    They briefly immerse the new ones,for luck.
  • duì huā liǎo 00 yuán qián mǎi liǎo tái miàn
    The brigade bought a flour-milling machine for 6000 yuan.
  • xiān huā mǎn yuán
    The garden is bright with flowers.
  • zhè xiē huā huì shǐ de huā yuán zēng
    These flowers will brighten up your garden.
  • fáng jiān yòu liǎo huā xiǎn mǎn shì shēng huī .
    Flowers brighten (up) a room.
  • zhè xiē huā shǐ jiào shì shēng huī
    These flowers brightened the classroom.
  • zhè xiē huā shǐ jiào shì shēng huī
    These flowers brighten the classroom.
  • huā shì fēi cháng xiān yàn de tíng yuàn huā
    Dahlias are garden plants with brightly colored flowers.
  • yìn huā zhǒng cāo deyìn yòu xiān yàn huā wén de liào
    A coarse, brightly printed cloth.
  • qīng de yìn huā de guāng huá de mián xiān wéi
    a brightly printed and glazed cotton fabric.
  • yìn bān dān huā chóu jīn tōng cháng huà yòu 'àn xiān yàn cǎi de shǒu
    A large handkerchief usually figured and brightly colored.
  • yīn wéi liàng de huā 'ér zài dōng bàn qiú jìn xíng zāi péi de zhí
    any of several Old World plants cultivated for their brightly colored flowers.
  • cǎi dié huā diéwén bái diéwén hóng dié duō zhǒng dié zhǔhè shǔ de cǎi xuàn de dié
    Any of various brightly colored butterflies of the genera Limenitis and Vanessa.
  • shàng huā de yǎn jīng duǒ yào yǎn de yáng guāng
    she shut her dazzled eyes against the sun's brilliance.
  • shì qiánměi shù jiā xún zhǎo shǐ zuò pǐn shàng de yán liào gèng wéi xiān yàn chí jiǔ de fāng zhì jiàn de rén xún zhǎo zhǒng néng gòu zuò fēng jiàn de gāng shēng xún zhǎo néng gòu zhì tòng bìng de zhí huāzhì de rén jíqiè xiǎng xué huì zhì zào gèng hǎo de
    Centuries ago, artists tried to discover ways to give the pigments in their paints more permanence and brilliance; swordmakers searched for a kind of steel that would make sharper swords; doctors looked for plants and flowers that could cure pain and sickness; and glassmakers were eager to learn to make better glass.
  • zhí kāi zhe xiān yàn de xiǎo huā
    The plant has a brilliant purple floweret.
  • cháng yòu xiān yàn hóng huā de běi měi bàn biān lián
    North American lobelia having brilliant red flowers.
  • huā lán shǔ de rèn zhǒng lán huāzāi péi gōng guān shǎng dān shēng deyán xiān yàn de huā
    any of numerous orchids of the genus Maxillaria often cultivated for their large brilliantly colored solitary flowers.
  • chūn dài lái liǎo xià de bǎi huā
    Spring rains bring summer flowers.
  • suí zhù chūn tiān de dào láitiān nuǎnbǎi huā shèng kāi
    Spring brings warm weather and flowers.