苏zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • lè ná hé qián sū lián xī bó lì yà dōng bù de yī tiáo hé liú， fā yuán yú bèi jiā 'ěr hú fù jìn， xiàng dōng běi hé běi bù liú rù lā pǔ jié fū hǎi， liú chéng yuē 4， 296 gōng lǐ（ 2， 670 yīng lǐ）。 qí sān jiǎo zhōu kuān yuē 402 gōng lǐ（ 250 yīng lǐ）
    A river of eastern Siberian U.S.S.R. rising near Lake Baikal and flowing about4, 296 km(2, 670 mi) northeast and north to the Laptev Sea. Its delta is some402 km(250 mi) wide.
  • fú lā dí wò sī tuō kè（ hǎishēn wǎi） sū lián yuǎn dōng zuì dōng nán de yī gè chéng shì， wèi yú rì běn hǎi hǎi wān。 zì cóng 1872 nián yǐ lái yī zhí wéi hǎi jūn jī dì， 20 shì jì zǎo qī zài mó guàn xī bó lì yà tiě lù kāi tōng hòu fā zhǎn gèng wéi xùn sù。 rén kǒu 600， 000
    A city of extreme southeast Far Eastern U.S.S.R. on an arm of the Sea of Japan. It has been a naval base since1872 and grew rapidly after the completion of the Trans-Siberian Railroad in the early1900's. Population,600, 000.
  • gōng yuán 79 nián 8 yuè 24 rì xià wǔ， xī xī lǐ dǎo shàng de wéi sū wēi huǒ shān bào fā liǎo， pēn chū yī dà piàn chì rè de huī yún。 yán shí xiàng bào yǔ bān dì luò dào zhōu wéi de dì qū。
    In the afternoon of August 24 AD 79 Mount Vesuvius on the island of Sicily erupted sending out a huge cloud of glowing ash and barraging the surrounding country with showers of rock.
  • zì cóng 'èr cì shì jiè dà zhàn yǐ lái， yǐ qián měi cì jīng jì fù sū ， jí lìng zài pō bù jǐng qì de ７ ０ nián dài fù yuán yǐ hòu， dōunéng shǐ suǒ yòu rén shòu huì。
    Every prior economic expansion since World War II has lifted all boats even the recovery in the sickly 70's.
  • nèi huá dá shān mài de yī zhǒng xiǎo xíng、 yòu liú sū de、 lán sè huā。
    small blue-flowered fringed gentian of Sierra Nevada mountains.
  • sī tè líng jùn de héng héng shí jì shàng shì sū gé lán de “ xīn xíng chéng shì ” héng héng gé lán zhì máo sī de xīng qǐ bìng méi yòu shí zài de bì rán xìng。 méi yòu nǎ gè guó wáng huò sì yuàn de zhù chí fú chí guò tā de xíng chéng。 xiàng tuō pǔ xī yī yàng， méi yòu rén zhī dào tā shì hé shí xíng chéng hé fā zhǎn qǐ lái de。
    There is no real logic to Grange-mouth, the "boomtown" of Stirlingshire - and indeed, of Scotland. No king or abbot fostered her into being. Like Topsy she "just growed".
  • sū gé lán zhēng qǔ zì zhì de guò chéng zhōng zuì dà kuài rén xīn de shí kè mò guò yú 1320 nián zài gǔ lǎo de 'ā bù luó sī xiū dào yuàn， luó bó tè · bù lǔ sī guó wáng gǔ dòng bǎi xìng dà sì qìng hè dú lì xuān yán qiān dìng。
    Perhaps the most uplifting moment for Scottish autonomy is the one experienced inside this ancient abbey of Arbroath, where, in 1320;
  • zuì chū， zhè ràng sū shān jué dé 'ān xīn， mǎ kè bǎo hù shī míng qī zǐ de yuàn wàng yě dé dào liǎo mǎn zú， yīn wéi sū shān lián zuò zuì xiǎo de shìdōu hái méi yòu xìn xīn。
    At first,this comforted Susan and fulfilled Mark's need to protect his sightless wife who was so insecure about performing the slightest task.
  • měi guó hǎi jūn tōng xùn bīng jié kè - kǎn bèi 'ěr hé yīng guó hǎi jūn ( yīng guó huáng jiā hǎi jūn nǚ zǐ fú wù duì chéng yuán women'sroyalnavalservice) nǚ xìn hào yuán sī dì fēn ní - bā sī téng dì yī cì dǎ jiāo dào hái shì zài 57 nián qián。 dāng shí liǎng rén zài sū gé lán fù jìn fāng yuán 4 yīng lǐ de hǎi yù nèi dǎzháo dēng xiàng bǐ cǐ fā chū mó 'ěr sī xìn hào。 shàng zhōu sān， liǎng rén zuì zhōng zài lún dūn huì miàn liǎo。
    Fifty-seven years after U.S. Navy signalman Jack Campbell and British Wren signaler Stephanie Batstone first communicated by sending Morse code messages by lantern over a 4-mile stretch of the Scottish sea, the pair finally met face to face in London on Wednesday.
  • huí xiǎng dāng nián bā sī téng zài wèi yú sū gé lán xī hǎi 'àn 'ào bān fù jìn de jiā nà fán zhàn shí tōng xùn zhàn zuò hǎi jūn nǚ tōng xùn bīng shí， yòu yī cì tā zhèng xiàng kǎn bèi 'ěr suǒ zài de chuán dǎ zhāo hū， kǎn bèi 'ěr de chuán zhèng hǎo kào bù liǎo 'àn， yú shì kǎn bèi 'ěr jiù jié zhù liǎo bā sī téng de xìn hào bìng kāi shǐ liǎo hé tā de duì huà。 cóng nà shí qǐ， liǎng rén jiù shú xī liǎo。
    Campbell and Batstone became acquainted when she was a Wren signaller based at the Ganavan War Signal Station near Oban on Scotland's west coast and tried to hail another ship. Barred from going on shore, Campbell intercepted the message and struck up a conversation.
  • dàn dāng nuò méng kǎn tíng zhàn xié dìng dìng lì zhī hòu， yīng、 měi tōng xùn shè fēn chuán rì sū hù bù qīn fàn xié dìng xíng jiāng dìng lì de xiāo xī， zhōng guó rén mín zhōng jiān jiù fā shēng yī zhǒng yōu lǜ， yòu xiē rén rèn wéi sū lián huò zhě jiāng bù yuán zhù zhōng guó liǎo。
    However, since the signing of the Nomonhan truce agreement, British and U.S. news agencies have been busy spreading the story that a Soviet-Japanese non-aggression treaty is about to be signed, and this has caused concern among some Chinese people, who think that the Soviet Union may no longer help China.
  • sū lián rén yào qiú dé dào yòu guān hé shí de mǒu xiē bǎo zhèng hòu cái qiān yuē。
    The Soviet is demanding certain guarantee about verification before signing the treaty.
  • yín sè de xiǎo yú； xīn sū gé lán zhì bā xī。
    small silvery fish; Nova Scotia to Brazil.
  • sū mén dá là mín jiān wǔ dǎo
    folk dance of Sumatera
  • shèn zhì miàn duì zuì zuì jiǎn dān de shù xué jì suàn， sū yě shù shǒu wú cè。
    Sue is helpless when faced with even the simplest mathematical calculation.
  • [ gē 'ěr bā qiáo fū fū rén ] zhuànjì de tè diǎn shì shén mì xī xī， kě shì yě bèi kè lǐ mǔ lín gōng xué zhuān jiā men qiǎng gòu yī kōng。 zhè xiē zhuān jiā men lián yòu guān sū lián dì yī fū rén zuì jiǎn dān de shì shí yě bèi méng zài gǔ lǐ， wú cóng dé zhī。
    The biography was characteristically cryptic but was snapped up by Kremlinologists who have been kept in the dark on even the simplest facts about the Soviet First Lady.
  • zhōng guó rén mín zhēn chéng dì xī wàng zhōng sū guān xì néng gòu dé dào gǎi shàn。
    The Chinese people sincerely hope that Sino-Soviet relations will improve.
  • gé bǐ rú shuō， wǒ xū yào hē jiǔ de shí hòu wǒ jiù hē wēi shì jì， dì dì dào dào de sū gé lán wēi shì jì， kě shì chī fàn de shí hòu wǒ xí guàn hē pú táo jiǔ huò zhě yī dà bēi shuǐ， jiù xiàng dà duō shù xī fāng rén nà yàng； ér zài zhōng guó chī fàn de shí hòu què shàng xiàng máo tái ( zhǐ zhe tā de jiǔ bēi ) zhè yàng de liè xìng jiǔ。
    Far in stance, I drink whisky - genuine Scotch whisky when I need a drink, but at dinner I would have sine or just a glass of water as most people do in the West; whereas in China strong alcohol such as Maotai (points at his glass) is served at dinner.
  • sū zú rén de yī gè dōng bù fēn zhī。
    a member of the eastern branch of the Sioux.
  • dá kē tā rén yī zhī sū zú de chéng yuán， yóu qí zhǐ sāng tí rén
    A member of a Sioux people, especially a Santee.
  • shǔ yú、 guān yú sū zú rén、 sū zú yǔ hé sū zú wén huà。
    of or relating to the Sioux people or their language and culture.
  • dá kē tā zú sū zú de rèn yī zhī， yóu zhǐ sāng tí fēn zhī zhōng de yī xiē mín zú
    Any of the Sioux peoples, especially any of the peoples of the Santee branch.
  • yáng kè dùn zú sū zú rén de yī zhī， yuán xiān jū zhù zài míng ní sū dá zhōu běi bù， xiàn zài zhù yào jū zhù zài dá kē tā zhōu dōng bù， yáng kè dùn rén hé yáng kè tuō nài rén chǔyú sū zú de fēn zhī sāng dì hé tí dùn zhī jiān de wèi zhì
    A division of the Sioux people formerly inhabiting northern Minnesota, now located mainly in the eastern Dakotas. The Yankton and Yanktonai occupy a middle position between the Santee and Teton divisions of the Sioux.
  • shēng huó zài běi mì xī xī bǐ liú yù de sū zú rén； yī bān jiào zuò sū zú rén。
    a member of the Siouan people of the N Mississippi valley; commonly called the Sioux.
  • qí bīng zhǐ huī guān yù yán， rú guǒ sū rén yào jìn gōng yào sài， tā men zhōng hěn duō rén huì bèi dǎ sǐ。
    The cavalry commander predicted that many Sioux would bite the dust if they attacked the fort.
  • yī gè yǐ qián jū zhù zài xī běi dá kè tā de mì xī xī bǐ hé yán 'àn de sū zú rén。
    a member of the Sioux people formerly inhabiting an area along the Missouri river in W North Dakota.
  • wò tè dūn měi guó nán dá kē tā zhōu dōng běi bù chéng shì， zài sū fú 'ěr sī xī běi piān běi fāng xiàng。 shì nóng yè qū de shāng yè zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 17， 592
    A city of northeast South Dakota north-northwest of Sioux Falls. It is a commercial center in an agricultural region. Population,17, 592.
  • tí dùn zú rén zhōng dá kē tā sū rén de lǐng xiù（ 1831 － 1890）； zài běi bù dà píng yuán ná qǐ liǎo fǎn kàng zhí mín zhě hé měi guó jūn duì de wǔ qì； tā cān jiā liǎo zài xiǎo dà jiǎo yáng de zhàn dǒu（ 187。
    a chief of the Teton Dakota Sioux (1831-1890); took up arms against settlers in the northern Great Plains and against US Army troops; he was present at the battle of Little Bighorn (1876) when the Sioux massacred General Custer's troops.
  • jī 'ào kǎ kè měi guó suǒ kè rén lǐng xiù， zài hēi yīng zhàn zhēng（ 1832 nián） zhōng bāng zhù liǎo měi guó， bìng tōng guò tán pàn shǐ tā de rén yǔ sū zú rén jiǎng hé（ 1837 nián）
    American Sauk leader who aided the United States in the Black Hawk War(1832) and negotiated peace between his people and the Sioux(1837).
  • kǎ sī tè， qiáo zhì · ā mǔ sī tè lǎng 1839－ 1876 měi guó shì bīng。 tā zài 23 suì shí jiù chéng wéi zhǔn jiāng， zài xiǎo bǐ gé huò 'ēn bèi yóu zuò niú hé fēng mǎ lǐng duì de sū zú hé xià 'ān zú de yìn dì 'ān shì bīng shā sǐ， tā de shǒu xià quán jūn fù miè
    American soldier. A brigadier general at age23, he was killed and his troops annihilated by Sioux and Cheyenne warriors led by Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse at Little Bighorn.
  • ào jiā lā lā rén měi zhōu yìn dì 'ān rén tè dùn sū zú rén de fēn zhī， yǐ qián jū zhù zài měi guó nán dá kē tā zhōu xī bù de hēi shān dì qū， xiàn zài qí rén kǒu zhù yào jū zhù zài nán dá kē tā zhōu de xī nán
    A Native American people constituting a subdivision of the Teton Sioux, formerly inhabiting the Black Hills region of western South Dakota, with a present-day population mainly in southwest South Dakota.
  • zài měi guó wǒ zhǎo bù dào nà yàng de yī zhǒng líng xìng。 qí guài de shì， qián jǐ nián wǒ hé yī gè péng yǒu yī qǐ qù běi bù nán dá kē tǎ zhōu de sū zú jū zhù dì yǐ jí xī nán bù de nà wǎ huò hé huò pí yìn dì 'ān bù luò yóu lì de shí hòu， fā xiàn zhǐ yòu zài zhè xiē měi guó yìn dì 'ān wén huà zhōng hái yòu zhè zhǒng líng xìng。
    I couldn't find that kind of spirituality in this country, except, oddly enough, in the American Indian cultures where I've been able to travel with some friends over the last few years. With the Sioux up north in South Dakota, and the Navajo and Hopi tribes down in the Southwest.