突zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tū chū wù xiàng wài shēn chū wù， rú yán shí lù chū dì miàn de bù fēn
    Something, such as an outcropping of rocks, that extends outward.
  • dì sān cì fǎn “ wéi jiǎo ” suī shì nà yàng jí fēng bào yǔ de jú miàn， qiān lǐ huí shī， yòu bèi dí rén fā jué liǎo wǒ men yū huí qí cè hòu de jìhuà， dàn wǒ men réng rěn nài zhé huí， gǎi yòng zhōng jiān tū pò， zhōng yú zài lián táng dǎzháo dì yī gè hǎo zhàng。
    In our third counter-campaign, although the storm was breaking all around us and we had made a detour of a thousand li, and although the enemy had discovered our plan to outflank him, we nevertheless exercised patience, turned back, changed our tactics to a breakthrough in the centre, and finally fought the first battle successfully at Lientang.
  • qì guān biǎo miàn de tū qǐ
    An outgrowth on the surface of an organ.
  • shù liú shùgàn huò zhī shàng shēng chū de dà de yuán xíng tū chū wù
    A large, rounded outgrowth on the trunk or branch of a tree.
  • tū chū tǐ zhí wù zǔ zhì de biǎo miàn tū chū， lì rú méi guī de cì
    A superficial outgrowth of plant tissue, such as the prickle of a rose.
  • gǔ tū mǒu yī qì guān huò bù wèi de zì rán péng zhàng， tū qǐ huò wài yán， rú jǐ chuí tū
    A natural swelling, projection, or outgrowth of an organ or part, such as the process of a vertebra.
  • tóng yī zǔ zhì chéng yuán jiān de chōng tū （ tōng cháng yǐn cáng zài wú qǔ shèng xī wàng zhě zhōng）。
    conflict between members of the same organization (usually concealed from outsiders).
  • tā yīn zài wù lǐ fāng miàn de tū chū gòng xiàn huò dé liǎo nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng。
    He wins the nobel prize for his outstanding contribution to physics.
  • yǐ tū chū de fāng shì huò zhě dào liǎo tū chū de dì bù。
    in an outstanding manner or to an outstanding degree.
  • yī cì zhèng zhì yùn dòng de tū chū de lǐng dǎo。
    an outstanding leader of a political movement.
  • zài lián sài zhōng chéng jì tū chū zhě。
    one of the outstanding players in a tournament.
  • yī gè zuì tū chū huò zuì zhuó yuè de rén。
    the person who is most outstanding or excellent.
  • tā zài tā de zhí yè zhōng qǔ dé liǎo tū chū de chéng gōng。
    she was outstandingly successful in her profession.
  • zhí yè shēng yá tū chū yè jì： céng jīng shì yī wèi dé yì kuàijì shī， pèi fó zài 1983 nián jiā méng kāng bǎi gōng sī yǐ qián zài dé zhōu yí qì xiào lì liǎo 20 nián， tā yīn kāng bǎi gōng sī zài 'ōu zhōu de yè jì pō jiā yǐ zhì yú zài 1990 nián chāo guò měi guó dì qū de xiāo shòu 'é 'ér shēng míng dà zhèn。
    Resume highlights: A German native who was trained as an accountant, Pfeiffer spent 20 years at Texas Instruments before joining Compaq in 1983; he made his name by launching Compaq's successful European division, which outstripped U.S. sales in 1990.
  • tū chū de xiàng shàng huò xiàng wài tū chū chū lái de； tū chū de
    Projecting upward or outward; standing out.
  • shǐ tū chū shǐ xiàng wài yán shēn huò shǐ tū chū
    To extend or cause to extend outward.
  • tū chū de tū chū de huò shēn chū de， rú tū chū huā bàn de xióng ruǐ
    Thrust outward or protruding, as stamens projecting beyond petals.
  • tiān kōng tū rán bù mǎn wū yún。
    The sky became suddenly overcast with clouds.
  • shòu dào jīng xià de bèi tū rán de kǒng jù suǒ zhēng fú de； hài pà de
    Overcome by panic; terrified.
  • wèi yú wū dǐng de zuì dī de biān yuán de shàng fāng de tū chū bù fēn。
    the overhang at the lower edge of a roof.
  • fáng yán fáng dǐng wài yán xià fāng de tū chū bù fēn
    The projecting overhang at the lower edge of a roof.
  • diāo chū（ huā yàng） xiàng diāo kè zhōng qiē qù … yī bù fēn yǐ zhì zào yī tū chū bù fēn
    To create an overhang by cutting material away from, as in carving.
  • xǔ duō bèi bù cháng yòu céng dié 'ér tū chū de lín piàn de xī yì； chǎn yú běi měi hé zhōng měi。
    any of numerous lizards with overlapping ridged pointed scales; of North and Central America.
  • zài jiù xīzàng， yóu yú rén kǒu zēngzhǎng chǔyú tíng zhì zhuàng tài， zì rán zāi hài pín fán， měi féng xuě zāi děng tiān zāi lái lín， wǎng wǎng zào chéng dà liàng rén chù sǐ wáng， cǎo chǎng chāo zài xiàn xiàng bìng bù tū chū。
    Grassland overload was not significant in the old days in Tibet, because of stagnant population growth, frequent natural calamities, and massive human and livestock deaths in times of snowstorms and other natural disasters.
  • lì shǐ shàng， rén kǒu guò shèng de wèn tí cóng lái méi yòu bǐ xiàn zài gèng jiā tū chū。
    Never before in history has the issue of overpopulation been more evident than now.
  • jīng kǒng， kǒng huāng yī zhǒng tū rán de nán yǐ kàng jù de kǒng jù， cháng cháng tóng shí yǐng xiǎng xǔ duō rén
    A sudden, overpowering terror, often affecting many people at once.
  • shàng hé tū chū de zuǐ
    An overshot jaw.
  • tā tū rán gǎn dào kǒng jù。
    She was overtaken with fear.
  • wǒ men tū rán zāo dào yī zhèn bào fēng yǔ de xí jī。
    A sudden storm overtook us.
  • jìn bàng wǎn shí， tā men tū rán zāo dào liǎo bào fēng yǔ de xí jī。
    Towards evening they were overtaken by a storm.
  • zhàn zhēng tū rán jiàng lín， shǐ jiào táng dū guān bì liǎo， yú shì tā men wèi jīng jiào táng yì shì jiù“ jié hūn” liǎo。
    War overtook them and closed churches so they "married" without benefit of clergy.
  • jīng shòu yī cì tū rán dì shuāi dǎo， dǎ dǎo huò shī bài。
    suffer a sudden downfall, overthrow, or defeat.