zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • guǒ yòu běn shū shì jiǎng zhòng yào de wèn ér qiě yòu shì gǎn xīng de wèn me jiù jǔjué xiāo huà
    If a book's on an important subject and a subject you're interested in, you'll want to"chew and digest" it.
  • shǐ men jiē chù dào guǎng fàn de zhī shí huì yīn fùhè guò zhòng xiāo huàér shè de zhī shí dāng fèi bān pái xiè diào
    Even if we are exposed to a wealth of knowledge, we will be overloaded and not be able to digest it. Soon, the information will just go to waste.
  • yíng yǎng xué jiā · shuō:“ xiāo huà shí yào wèi fēn gòu de wèi suān jiào guǒ liàng shí wèi jīng xiāo huà biàn jìn xiǎo cháng
    “ To digest food your stomach needs to be producing enough stomach acid and digestive enzymes to breakit down,” says nutritionist Natalie Savona. “ If this doesn't happen, food enters the small intestine undigested and if this happens.
  • dāng shízài jiā de zhōng guó liú xué shēng wèile rào kāi zhōng guó shǐ guǎn de jiān ér qǐng qiú zài měi guó de liú xué shēng tōng guò diàn yóu jiàn xiàng men dìng sòng yòu guān guó nèi mín yùn xiāo kān míng wéi chinanewsdigest, shǒu shōu xìn rén yuē wéi 400 rén zhě hòu kuò dào shì jiè
    The Chinese students in Canada, in circumventing the supervision of the Chinese embassy, asked Chinese students in the United States to e-mail news about domestic student activities to regularly. The online newsletter, China News Digest had 400 recipients in the beginning and later the circulation expanded to many Chinese students in other countries.
  • dāng shízài jiā de zhōng guó liú xué shēng wèile rào kāi zhōng guó shǐ guǎn de jiān ér qǐng qiú zài měi guó de liú xué shēng tōng guò diàn yóu jiàn xiàng men dìng sòng yòu guān guó nèi mín yùn xiāo kān míng wéi chinanewsdigest, shǒu shōu xìn rén yuē wéi 400 rén zhě hòu kuò dào shì jiè
    The Chinese students in Canada, in circumventing the supervision of the Chinese embassy, asked Chinese students in the United States to e-mail news about domestic student activities to them regularly.The online newsletter, China News Digest had 400 recipients in the beginning and later the circulation expanded to many Chinese students in other countries.
  • gěi shí pǐn rǎn suǒ yòng de xiāo huà de zhì
    a digestible substance used to give color to food.
  • róng bèi xiāo huàmǒu xiē shí shì mǒu xiē rén
    be note very well digestible; as of certain foods that don't agree with some people.
  • xiāo huà néng hěn qiáng
    He has a good digestion.
  • zàng néng chǎn shēng zhù xiāo huà de zhì
    The pancreas can produce substances which help in the digestion of food.
  • yòu xiāo huà
    Porridge is good for digestion.
  • zhè shí róng xiāo huà
    This food is easy of digestion.
  • de xiāo huà ruò [ qiáng ]。
    She has a weak [good] digestion.
  • zhè xiē yào piàn jìn xiāo huà
    These tablets assist digestion.
  • zhù xiāo huà yào bāng zhù xiāo huà de zhì
    A substance that aids digestion.
  • xiāo huà rèn guò chéng chǔyú děng dài zhuàng tài
    Digestion and any other processes have to wait.
  • guó bái táo jiǔ yòu zhù xiāo huà
    The French white wines are wonderful for the digestion.
  • shēngzhǎng gōng néng xiāo huà shōushēngzhǎng huò xún huán
    vegetative functions such as digestion or growth or circulation.
  • gāo xiāo huà néng yòu zhù xiǎo píng tǎn
    You can flatten things out by improving your digestion.
  • zhǒng bái de jīng zhuàng tángzài diàn fěn xiāo huà guò chéng zhōng chǎn shēng
    a white crystalline sugar formed during the digestion of starches.
  • cháng wèi xiāo huà guò chéng zhōng wèi huò cháng chǎn shēng de cháng wèi zhàng
    Gas produced in the stomach or intestines during digestion; flatulence.
  • zhè zhǒng chá bāng zhù xiāo huà
    This kind of tea acts as an aid to digestion.
  • guān xiāo huà deyòu yǐn huò jìn xiāo huà de néng de
    relating to or having the power to cause or promote digestion.
  • xiāo huà guò chéng jià shǐ zhí zhào de guò chéng
    The process of digestion; the process of obtaining a driver's license.
  • suì liǎo xiāo huà réng hěn qiáng
    At the age of 80 he still had the digestion of an ostrich.
  • xiāo huà néng shì fàng chū gōng zuò suǒ de néng liàng
    digestion, which leads to the release of energy for work or leisure;
  • 15 suì zhì 20 suì de nán hái xiāo huà qiáng
    Boys of fifteen to twenty years old have the digestion of an ostrich.
  • pái xiè fèi yóu zhǐ pái xiè de zhìjīng xiāo huà hòu cóng shēn pái chū
    Waste material, especially fecal matter, that is expelled from the body after digestion.
  • xiān xiāo huà zài shōu zhī qiántōng cháng tōng guò méi huò huà xué guò chéng shǐshí fēn xiāo huà
    To subject(food) to partial digestion, usually through an enzymatic or chemical process, before ingestion.
  • jīng 'ān suān zhǒng 'àn suān, c6h14n4o2, cóng zhí dòng dàn bái de shuǐ jiě huò xiāo huà zhōng huò
    An amino acid, C6H14N4O2, obtained from the hydrolysis or digestion of plant and animal protein.
  • lǎo bǎn men duì jiā yíng huān xīnyòu zhù xiāo huà”!
    Proprietors encouraged this, for the pleasure of the customers and for the benefit of their digestion!
  • zhǒng shuǐ róng xìng chéng zài dàn bái zhì bèi xiāo huà biàn chéng 'ān suān de guò chéng zhōng shuǐ jiě xíng chéng
    any of various water-soluble compounds that form by hydrolysis in the digestion of proteins to amino acids.
  • yíng yǎng liáng yóu shí liàng huò shí jié gòu píng héng xiāo huà liáng huò shí shōu liáng 'ér yǐn de yíng yǎng kuì
    Poor nutrition because of an insufficient or poorly balanced diet or faulty digestion or utilization of foods.