口zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dí rén de jūn jiàn fēng suǒ liǎo gǎng kǒu 。
    The enemy's ships blockaded the harbor.
  • fēng suǒ nà gè guó jiā de suǒ yòu gǎng kǒu xū yào chéng qiān shàng wàn sōu zhàn jiàn。
    A blockade of all the harbor of that country will require thousands of war-ships.
  • wéi zhàn shèng fēng suǒ zhèng fǔ yòng kōng yùn jìn kǒu huò wù。
    The government brought in goods by air to beat the blockade.
  • fēng suǒ nà gè guó jiā de suǒ yòu gǎng kǒu xū yào chéng qiān shàng wàn sōu zhàn jiàn
    A blockade of all the harbors of that country will require thousands of war - ships
  • yīn wéi dí rén de fēng suǒ， shǐ dé wǒ men de huò wù chū kǒu fā shēng kùn nán。
    The enemy blockade has made it difficult for us to market goods outside our areas.
  • wéi ràng yìng jí gōng yìng pǐn jìn gǎng， dí rén jiě chú liǎo duì gǎng kǒu wéi qī liǎng gè yuè de fēng suǒ
    The enemy lifted the blockade of the port for two months to let emergency supplies in
  • wēi 'ěr míng dùn běi kǎ luó lái nà zhōu dōng nán bù chéng shì， wèi yú kāi pǔ dùn fěi 'ěr hé shàng luó lì shì dōng nán nán fāng。 1730 nián kāi shǐ yòu yí mín， zài měi guó nèi zhàn zhōng bèi tōu yuè fēng suǒ xiàn de rén yòng zuò gǎng kǒu 。 xiàn zài shì zhì zào yè hé lǚ yóu yè zhōng xīn， yě shì běi kǎ luó lái nà zhōu de zuì dà gǎng kǒu 。 rén kǒu 55， 530
    A city of southeast North Carolina on the Cape Fear River south-southeast of Raleigh. Settled c.1730, it was used as a port by blockade runners during the Civil War and is now a manufacturing and resort center and the state's largest port. Population,55, 530.
  • wǒ men de mùdì bù dàn yào fā zhǎn shēng chǎn， bìng qiě yào shǐ shēng chǎn pǐn chū kǒu mài dé shìdàng de jià qián， yòu cóng bái qū yòng dī jià mǎi dé yán bù jìn lái， fēn pèijǐ rén mín qún zhòng， zhè yàng qù dǎ pò dí rén de fēng suǒ， dǐ zhì shāng rén de bō xuē。
    Our objective is not only to expand production but also to sell our products at fair prices to the White areas and then purchase salt and cloth cheaply for distribution among our people, so as to break the enemy's blockade and check the merchants' exploitation.
  • jiāo tōng dà dǔsè chē liàng wán quán bù kě néng yí dòng de jiāo tōng dǔsè， yóu zhǐ yīn wéi zài qí pán shì jiē dào zhōng de zhòng yào lù kǒu fā shēng dǔsè 'ér yǐn qǐ de jiāo tōng tíng zhì
    A traffic jam in which no vehicular movement is possible, especially one caused by the blockage of key intersections within a grid of streets.
  • yòng lái zhì liáo gāo xuè yā de kǒu fú shòu tǐ zǔ zhì yào。
    an oral beta blocker (trade name Sectral) used in treating hypertension.
  • nà nài mò jiā ná dà bù liè diān gē lún bǐ yà xī nán yī chéng shì， wèi yú wēn gē huá qún dǎo hé qiáo zhì yà hǎi xiá shàng、 wēn gē huá yǐ xī。 1833 nián， hā dé xùn de hǎi wān gōng sī zài zhè lǐ jiàn qǐ yī zuò diāo bǎo。 rén kǒu 47， 069
    A city of southwest British Columbia, Canada, on Vancouver Island and the Strait of Georgia west of Vancouver. The Hudson's Bay Company erected a blockhouse here in1833. Population,47, 069.
  • bié zhàn zài nà 'ér dǎng zhù mén kǒu !
    Don't stand there blocking the gateway!
  • guì gōng sī díkǎ chē hǎo xiàng shì dàng zài běn gōng sī de chē kǒu 。
    Your truck always seems to be blocking our entrance.
  • mì jí de chē liàng dǔsè liǎo suì dào de rù kǒu
    A clot of automobiles blocking the tunnel's entrance.
  • nà xiē qì chē dǔ zhù chū kǒu néng bǎ zhè dì fāng biàn chéng zāonàn chǎng suǒ。
    The cars blocking the exits could turn this place into a death-trap.
  • cān guǎn zháohuǒ de shí hòu， fēng kuáng táo mìng de gù kè， dǔ zhù liǎo chū kǒu 。
    when the restaurant caught fire the patrons ran amuck blocking the exit.
  • zuǒ zhuǎn zài zǒu liǎng gè jiē kǒu。
    Turn left and walk about two blocks.
  • shāng kǒu pēn xuè。
    Blood spouts from wound.
  • shāng kǒu chū xuè。
    The wound oozes blood.
  • shāng kǒu liú chū liǎo xuè。
    The wound streamed blood.
  • rán 'ér tā kǒu zhōng xù shù de lì shí 20 fēn zhōng de xiào yuán xuè 'àn què shì xiělínlín de shì shí， zhè qǐ cǎn 'àn shǐ dé dé guó jǔ guó shàng xià yī piàn 'āi míng。
    Yet his account of the 20-minute bloodbath that has plunged the country into mourning was chillingly matter-of-fact.
  • nà gè xiǎo yú cūn xiàn yǐ fā zhǎn chéng wéi yī gè zhòng yào gǎng kǒu 。
    That small fishing village have now blossom into an important port.
  • yòu kuò zhāng kǒu zhuàng huā guān de yī zhǒng quán nǚ lán shǔ zhí wù， huā dú shēng、 fāng xiāng、 chéng pǐn hóng sè； chǎn zì jiā ná dà。
    a bog orchid with usually a solitary fragrant magenta pink blossom with a wide-gaping corolla; Canada.
  • chuī yī kǒu qì duǎn cù 'ér yòu lì dì chuī
    To blow in puffs.
  • hū xī kǒng shì yī gè bèi rèn wéi néng zài dòng wù zì dòng kòng zhì xià kāi qǐ hé guān bì de pí fū fēng kǒu piàn。
    The blowhole is a flap of skin that is thought to open and close under the voluntary control of the animal.
  • lǐ shì mǎn kěn tǎ jī zhōng dōng bù de yī gè chéng shì， wèi yú lè kè xīn dùn dōng nán piān nán。 shì bù lú gé lā sī de yān cǎo hé shēng chù shì chǎng。 rén kǒu 21， 155
    A city of east-central Kentucky south-southeast of Lexington. It is a tobacco and livestock market in the Bluegrass. Population,21, 155.
  • bì yè hòu， wēi lì sī dǎ guò jǐ cì zá gōng， yòu zài dāng dì yī gè “ yě 'é ” lán diào yuèduì zuò guò kǒu qín bàn zòu。
    After his graduation, Willis worked several odd jobs and played the harmonica for a local blues band by the name of Loose Goose.
  • kūn xī měi guó yī lì nuò sī zhōu xī bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú mì xī xī bǐ hé de yī dǒu 'àn shàng， tā shì yī gè mào yì、 gōng yè jí xiāo shòu zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 39， 681
    A city of western Illinois on a bluff above the Mississippi River. It is a trade, industrial, and distributing center. Population,39, 681.
  • yóu qí， hè lǔ xiǎo fū xiān shēng jìn shì zài xū zhāng shēng shì。 wéi shǐ měi guó gāo gū sū lián de jūn lì， tā yòng mù cái jiàn chéng jiǎ dǎo dàn jī dì， bìng jiāng kě chōng qì de xiàng pí“ qián tǐng” tíng fàng zài sū lián gǎng kǒu 。
    Mr.Khrushchev, moreover, was all bluff and bluster. To make the U.S. overestimate Soviet power, he had fake rocket sites constructed out of wood and placed inflatable rubber "submarines" in Soviet harbors.
  • chōng mǎn jǐng tì de yā chē wèi shì yòu shǒu zhuā zhù tái qǐ de dà kǒu jìng duǎn qiāng， zuǒ shǒu fú zhù qiāng guǎn， yǎn jīng dīng zhù qí mǎ rén， jiǎn duǎn dì huí dá dào，“ xiān shēng。”
    The watchful guard, with his right hand at the stock of his raised blunderbuss, his left at the barrel, and his eye On the horseman, answered curtly, `Sir.'
  • wèi shì lì jí bǎ dà kǒu jìng duǎn qiǎng fàng huí liǎo wǔ qì xiāng， rán hòu kàn liǎo kàn xiāng lǐ de qí tā qiāng zhī， kàn liǎo kàn pí dài shàng guà de bèi yòng shǒu qiāng， zài kàn liǎo kàn zuò wèi xià de yī gè xiǎo xiāng zǐ， nà xiāng lǐ yòu jǐ bǎ tiě jiàng gōng jù、 liǎng sān gè huǒ jù hé yī gè qǔ huǒ hé。
    The guard soon replaced his blunderbuss in his arm-chest, and, having looked to the rest of its contents, and having looked to the supplementary pistols that he wore in his belt, looked to a smaller chest beneath his seat, in which there were a few smith's tools, a couple of torches, and a tinder-box.
  • bù bì guǎi wān mǒ jiǎo， shì shí shì， rú guǒ nǐ shuō dé yī kǒu piào liàng de yīng yǔ， rén men huì duì nǐ lìng yǎn xiāng kàn。
    Blunt as it may sound, people do look up to you if you speak good English.