zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zǒng wéi de chú niǎo zuì měi
    The crow thinks his own bird fairest.
  • zhǐ fēi shàng gāo shù
    The crow flew up into a high tree.
  • 40 tiān hòuhóng shuǐ tuì luònuò fàng chū zhǐ tàn miàn de xiāo fǎn
    Forty days later, the flood retreated, and Noah sent a crow out for information. The crow never returned.
  • xiǎo zuǐ zhǒng tōng de 'ōu zhōu xiǎo zuǐ ), yòu guāng huá de hēi máo
    A common European crow(Corvus corone) having glossy black plumage.
  • guǎn zěn yàng jīng cháng zǎo huì biàn bái
    A crow is never the whiter for washing herself often.
  • zhuó chū liǎo tóu yáng de yǎn jīng
    The crow pecked out the eyes of the dead sheep.
  • měi zhōu de xiǎo yán lèi shìde tōng dōng bàn qiú qún niǎo
    common gregarious Old World bird about the size and color of the American crow.
  • dàn xīn de yán jiū jiēguǒ yòu gěi yíng tóu shuō qīng yǎn zhǒng
    But now comes new research that gives the crow another black eye, so to speak.
  • néng shuō shì bái dewéi yòu shì shá shuō shá
    I cannot say the crow is white, but must needs call a spade a spade.
  • néng shuō shì bái dewéi yòu shì shá shuō shá
    I can not say the crow is white, but must need calling a spade a spade.
  • dàn dòng xíng wéi xué jiā zhí rèn wéi zhì shǎo yòu yōu shì shì shì jiè shàng zuì cōng míng de niǎo zhī
    But animal behaviorists have long believed that the crow has at least one thing in its favor.
  • duì zhè jiàn de chù qíng huà wéi yòu liǎo
    Her resistance to the proposal has crumpled.
  • wén cóng lái méi yòu guò shí de jiàn shēng huó zài tuō bāng zhī zhōng
    Wendy never makes a practical suggestion; she seems to live in cloud cuckoo land.
  • léi yún piàn chōng mǎn diàn qiě néng zhì zào léi shēng shǎn diàn de yún yún
    A large dark cloud charged with electricity and producing thunder and lightning; a cumulonimbus cloud.
  • zài suàn xíng xué zhōngchǎn shēng xiàng de zhǒng fāng tōng guò xiàng yòng guāng biāo biǎo shì de guī sòng liè mìng lìngshǐ zài píng shàng zhuǎn xiàng dòng huò xiàng mǒu xiē diǎn 'ér xíng chéng xíng
    In computer graphics, a method of creating images by sending instructions to a"turtle", represented by the screen cursor, to change direction, move specified distances or move to specified points.
  • sēn dòng de zuǐ chún piē liǎo xià fèn shì de yàng
    Larsen's frost-blackened lips curved cynically.
  • duì pēngtiáo xiē zéi lóng xiā háo gài niàn
    I have no idea about how to prepare those cuttlefish and lobsters.
  • zhāng yóu zéiyīng luó
    octopuses; squids; cuttlefish; pearly nautilus.
  • shí wàn dòng yóu zéiyòu shí zhǐ xiàng gēbo yàng de chù jiǎo
    A cephalopod mollusk, such as a squid or cuttlefish, having ten armlike tentacles.
  • yòu zhǔ zéi de bié pēng rèn , dài huì 'ér jiào
    I've got a special recipe to cook cuttlefish; I'll teach you later.
  • jiàn shí yóu miè jué de zéi yòu xuè qīn guān de tóu gāng dòng de nèi xíng chéng de jiān zhuī zhuàng huà shí
    A cone-shaped, fossilized internal shell of any of an extinct genus of cephalopods related to the cuttlefish.
  • bāo hán chú yīng luó shǔ wài de suǒ yòu xiàn cún de tóu lèi wàn zhāng shí yóu zéi)。
    comprising all living cephalopods except the family Nautilidae: the orders Octopoda (octopuses) and Decapoda (squids and cuttlefish).
  • èr sāi 'èr sāi mùdì yuán zhǒng zhèng shì shǐ yòng 'èr sāi de tóu gāng dòng de fēn lèi), bāo kuò zhāng zéi yóu
    A member of the order Dibranchiata, a classification formerly used for the two-gilled cephalopods, which include the octopuses, cuttlefish, and squids.
  • zéi zéi de gài zhì nèi zuò wéi lóng zhōng niǎo de yǐn shí chōng huò niǎn suì chéng fěn yòng zuò shàng guāng
    The calcareous internal shell of a cuttlefish, used as a dietary supplement for cage birds or ground into powder for use as a polishing agent.
  • tóu gāng dòng ruǎn dòng mén de zhǒng hǎi shēng ruǎn dòng zhāng yóu zéi huò yīng luóyòu chán rào de chù jiào de tóu yǎn duō shù zhǒng lèi dōuyòu zuò bǎo huò fáng wèi yòng de róng shēn de nèi cún náng
    Any of various marine mollusks of the class Cephalopoda, such as the octopus, squid, cuttlefish, or nautilus, having a large head, large eyes, prehensile tentacles, and, in most species, an ink sac containing a dark fluid used for protection or defense.
  • shēn yòu xiē píng zhǎn de yuán zhù xíng zéi
    somewhat flattened cylindrical squid.
  • diào de jūn duì dān mài de zhī zhòng xiāng shì wēi dào de
    The force there assembled was trivial compared with the Danish horde.
  • dān mài shè shī yuē 'ēn · sōng de zhè zuò pǐn shì suǒ yòu xiàn dài jié chū jiàn zhù de
    The Sydney Opera House, by the reclusive Danish architect Jorn Utzon, is the mother and father of all modern landmark buildings.
  • yún shì zhe bào fēng de lái lín
    Dark clouds betoken a storm.
  • yún shǐ jiē shàng yīn chén chén
    Dark clouds gloomed the streets.
  • hēi dehēi qīng de
    Extremely dark; black as pitch.
  • běn gān zhǒng yòu de bái táng gān, c29h44o12?h2o, cóng fēi zhōu shù xuán huā yáng jiǎo 'ào jiān yào de zhǒng liàn chūyòng zuò qiáng xīn bìng bèi xiē fēi zhōu rén yòng lái zhì zuò biāo qiāng de yòu
    A white poisonous glycoside, C29H44O12?H2O, extracted from the seeds of the African trees Strophanthus gratus and Acokanthera ouabaio, that is used as a heart stimulant and by some African peoples as a dart poison.