zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhuā zhù niú jiǎo jiāng niú shuāi dǎo zhuā zhùgōng niú huò yān niú dejiǎoniǔ men de zhí dào men shuāi dǎo wéi zhǐrán hòu men rēng chū
    To throw(a calf or steer) by seizing its horns and twisting its neck until the animal falls.
  • dài 'ěr luò 1887 1969 měi guó zuò jiā xiǎo shuō shǎ guāyuè liàng niú 》( 1920 niándài biǎo liǎo měi guó shì jiè zhàn hòu dài rén de huàn xiǎng miè fàng dàng de shēng huó fāng shì
    American writer whose novel Moon Calf(1920) typified the disillusionment and bohemianism among a generation of post-World War I Americans.
  • zhǒng 'ān suānér tóng shēngzhǎng suǒ ér tóng chéng rén dàn bái zhì xīn chén dài xiè suǒ niú nǎi dàn zhōng hánzài rén nèi tōng cháng zhuǎn huà wéi lào 'ān suān
    an essential amino acid needed for growth of children and for protein metabolism in children and adults; abundant in milk and eggs; it is normally converted to tyrosine in the human body.
  • xiǎo niú suǒ zhe de fáng zhǎo nǎi chī
    The calf fumbled for its mother's udder for milk.
  • zhè nǎi niú de zhǐ fáng yòu bìng
    The cow has a diseased udder.
  • niú qín zhǒng shēngzhǎng běi měi zhōu de duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí niú qín), shēng yòu zhuàng de kāi sǎn zhuàng xiǎo bái huā
    A perennial North American herb(Oxypolis rigidior) having pinnately compound leaves and umbels of small white flowers.
  • fēi cháng shí xīn xiān niú nǎi nán dào de shū shuō fèng gào
    fresh milk was unavailable during the emergency; his secretary said he was unavailable for comment.
  • wèi lào yìn de chù zhù dòng wèi lào yìn de xiǎo shēng chùyóu zhǐ niú fēn de xiǎo niúchuán tǒng rèn wéi guī shǔ wéi zhī zuò lào yìn de rén
    An unbranded range animal, especially a calf that has become separated from its mother, traditionally considered the property of the first person who brands it.
  • nín huān niú pái zhǔ lǎo diǎn hái shì nèn diǎn
    Do you like your steak well-do or underdone?
  • nín huān niú pái zhǔ lǎo diǎn hái shì nèn diǎn
    Do you like you steak well-done or underdone?
  • nín huān niú pái zhǔ lǎo diǎn hái shì nèn diǎn
    Do you like your steak well - done or underdone?
  • xiǎng zhè niú pái zuòde lǎo diǎn hái shì shēng diǎn
    How do you like the steak served, wee - done or underdone?
  • bāo de gān zàoquē tánxìngjǐn tiē xià de ròuduō yòng jiā chù niú
    Having abnormally dry, stiff skin that adheres closely to the underlying flesh. Used of domestic animals such as cattle.
  • liǎo jiě xué yuàn de xìng zhì zuò yòngjiù néng liǎo jiě zhè liǎng suǒ xué de zài měi guó xué zhōng yòu shǎo chēng wéi " xué yuàn " de gòudàn men niú jīn jiàn qiáo de xué yuàn què fēng niú xiāng
    It is impossible to begin to understand the structure of Oxford or Cambridge unless one first understands the nature and function of the Colleges, which have no resemblance whatever with the institutions which are also called colleges in American universities.
  • nán kòng zhì deyòng dòng yóu shì nǎi niú huò
    Unmanageable. Used of animals, especially cows or horses.
  • [4] zhēng niú dùn de tóu nǎo shì zuì gāo cái zhì de tóu nǎorán 'ér dāng wèn dào shì yòng shénme fāng huò jīng rén de xiàn shí niú dùn qiān huí : quán kào duì xiē wèn duàn shēn
    [4] Newton's was unquestionably a mind of the very highest order, and yet, when asked by what means he had worked out his extraordinary discoveries, he modestly answered, "By always thinking unto them."
  • shēng niú niú qún huò dòng wèi bèi shài hēi de fēn
    The untanned hide of cattle or other animals.
  • yòu shòu wèi róu zhì de xiǎo dòng huò yòu nián dòng xiǎo niúde
    The untanned hide of a small or young animal, such as a calf.
  • yóu zhǐ wèi xiāo de niú qiē chéng tiáo zhuàng zhì chéng biān huò shéng
    untanned hide especially of cattle; cut in strips it is used for whips and ropes.
  • men gāo niú de pǐn shǐ zhī dào suǒ yào qiú de shí yòng ròu biāo zhǔn
    We must try to upgrade our cattle to the required standard of meat.
  • yòu liǎo xīn jìn kǒu de shè bèi pǐn chǎng shǐ xīn shēng chǎn de niú nǎi dào yào qiú
    With the newly-imported equipment, the dairy can upgrade their milk to the required standard.
  • zhēn zhèng deháo càn jiǎ de huó niú zǎigěi liǎo men zhēn zhèng kuài de shí guāngdào shàng yóu kàn zhēn zhèng de chuán
    a real honest-to-god live cowboy; had us a high old time; went upriver to look at a sure-enough fish wheel.
  • de xiǎo hái jiēzhòng niú dòu miáo liǎo
    Has your child been vaccinated against smallpox?
  • niú dòu dezhòngdòu de zhòngdòu huò miáo de zhòngdòu huò miáo xiāng guān de
    Of or relating to vaccination or a vaccine.
  • lǎo shí jiǎngjìn guǎn xiǎo niú jīn xué wèirán huá wén shuǐ zhǔn xiǎn rán zhōng gǎng tái xué shēng yòu chā
    Even with an Oxford degree, my daughter's standard of Chinese is at great variance with students from China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
  • ròu piànròu pái cóng tuǐ huò tiáo chù qiē xià lái de de ròu piàntōng cháng zhǐ niú ròu huò yáng ròu
    A thin slice of meat, usually veal or lamb, cut from the leg or ribs.
  • xiǎo niú jǐng de shòu de duān
    the lean end of a neck of veal.
  • qīng chè de tānɡtōng cháng shì dùn niú ròuxiǎo niú ròu huò ròu de tānɡ
    clear soup usually of beef or veal or chicken.
  • āi tài huān xiǎo niú ròu
    Sorry, I'm not interested in veal fillet.
  • xiǎo niú dexiǎo niú ròu de shǔ guān huò xiàng xiǎo niú huò niú ròu de
    Of, relating to, or resembling veal or a calf.
  • zhǒng wěn dìng de xiāng dāng gān zào de ròu lèi pǐn zhǒngcháng zhǐ niú ròu niú ròu)。
    a firm rather dry variety meat (usually beef or veal).
  • xiǎo niú ròu kàn shàng hái cuòshǐ xiǎng shòu ròu lái
    This veal looks nice, though. It reminds me of lean pork.