zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yòng shǒu zhàng luò liǎo gōng yīng de huā
    He struck off the head of the dandelion with a swish of his cane.
  • měi rén jiāo zhǒng měi rén jiāo shǔ duō nián shēng dài cǎo běn zhí huā 'ér xiān yàn zhōng zhǒng shí yòng
    Any of various perennial tropical herbs of the genus Canna, having clusters of large, showy flowers and including an edible variety.
  • pǐn yóu shǔ zhí shài gān de huā zhì chéng de zhì bān tōng guò shí lái huò cháng de kuài gǎn
    A preparation made from the dried flower clusters and leaves of the cannabis plant, usually smoked or eaten to induce euphoria.
  • yìn zuì yóu xìng de kāi huā dǐng duān liàn chū lái de chún dīng xiāngzuò wéi zhǒng zuì huò pǐn diǎn rán huò jǔjué
    A purified resin prepared from the flowering tops of the female cannabis plant and smoked or chewed as a narcotic or an intoxicant.
  • shǔ de rèn zhǒng zhí zhǒng gāo 'ér de nián shēng cǎo běn shǔ chéng shǒu zhǎng zhuàng de xiǎo huā chéng suì zhuàng huā chǎn chū jiān rèn de xiān wéi zuì yào
    any plant of the genus Cannabis; a coarse bushy annual with palmate leaves and clusters of small green flowers; yields tough fibers and narcotic drugs.
  • xíng zhī piào yào huā gòu mǎi zǒng jīn 'é 1 de shǒu fèi
    The traveler's checks cost one per cant of total amount of purchase.
  • wén nián de zhù yào huó dòng bāo kuò 'èr yuè 'èr shí zài zhē huā yuán xíng xíng kāi diǎn sān yuè jiǔ zài fěn lǐng lóng yuè tóu xíng " wén ", ràng shì mín jiè cān guān lǎo cūn luòguān shǎng yuè shī pǐn cháng pán càicóng 'ér yàn bié de xiāng cūn shēng huó fēn bié zài qián jiǔ lóng yīng tóng xué xiàojiǔ lóng zhài chéng gōng yuán nèi qián zhài chéng mén dōng yǒng pào tái xíng 4 yīnyuè huì
    Highlights included a grand opening ceremony in Chater Garden on February 21; a Heritage Day at Lung Yeuk Tau, Fanling, at which members of the public were able to enjoy the unique past of a historic rural area through tours of historic villages, a Cantonese opera performance, lion dance and a basin meal on March 9; and four heritage concerts held at the former Kowloon British School, the former Yamen Buildings in the Kowloon Walled City Park and the Tung Chung Fort respectively.
  • xiàng huā tǎn de zhǒng xiù huā fān
    allover embroidered canvas resembling tapestry.
  • chū bǎn běn shī yòu qiáng wēi de piàn huā bàn diū jìn xiá děng hòu de huí shēng
    Publishing a volume of verse likes dropping a rise petal down the grand canyon and wait for the echo.
  • chū bǎn běn shī yòu qiáng wēi de piàn huā bàn diū jìn xiá děng hòu de huí shēng
    Publishing a volume of verse is like dropping a rise petal down the grand canyon and wait for the echo.
  • chū bǎn běn shī yòu qiáng wēi de piàn huā bàn diū jìn xiá lái děng hòu de huí shēng
    Publishing a volume of verse is like dropping a rose petal down the Grand Canyon and waiting for the echo.
  • yòng jiān zhǒng tōng cháng jiào duǎn qiě qián miàn yòu zhēn xiù huā biān de yòng jiān
    A woman's cape, usually short, with points in front.
  • xiàng 'āi zhè yàng de guó jiārén kǒu zhǐ yòu qiān wànàn rén kǒu píng jūn suàn men zài jiào fāng miàn huā de qián men duō bèi
    Egypt has a population of only 40 million, but its educational spending per capita is several times ours.
  • lín shǔ cǎo shǔ zhí chéng chuàn de tóu zhuàng duō máo xiǎo huā guān
    any plant of the genus Filago having capitate clusters of small woolly flower heads.
  • bào huā chóu táng huò táng jiāo táng táng jiāng hùn tuán chéng qiú
    popcorn combined with a thick sugar or molasses or caramel syrup and formed into balls.
  • guī zhǒng shēng guī bié zhǐ shǔ guī biē mùdì dòng bān yòu hòu zhòngméi huā zhuàng de zhī gāo sǒng de yuán xíng jiáqiào
    Any of various terrestrial turtles, especially one of the family Testudinidae, characteristically having thick clublike hind limbs and a high, rounded carapace.
  • guī jiádài mào mǒu xiē guī huò jiá ròu shàng gài zhe de yòu huā wénjiǎo zhìtòu míng de de jiáqiào bié shì dài mào guī de jiáqiàotōng cháng yòng lái zhì zuò shū zhū bǎo gōng pǐn
    The mottled, horny, translucent, brownish covering of the carapace of certain tortoises or turtles, especially the hawksbill, used to make combs, jewelry, and other articles.
  • péng chē měi nián zhǐ yòng sān liǎng xīng gànmá liàngér yào huā qián mǎi
    Why don't you hire a caravan for couple of weeks each year instead of going to the expense of buying one?
  • gān yào huā zhè me duō qián mǎi liàng péng chē nián cái yòng zhōu liàng
    Why don't you hire a caravan for a couple of weeks each year instead of going to the expenses of buying one?
  • men xiǎng men de péng chē zhěng dōng tiān tíng fàng zài huā yuán jué huì tóng
    They wanted to leave their caravan sitting in her garden all winter and she was hanged if she was going to let them.
  • zhōng zhǒng kuàng shí níng jié tōng cháng wéi tàn suān gàizài mǒu xiē zhí de biǎo bāo zhōng chǎn shēng huā guǒ
    A mineral concretion, usually of calcium carbonate, occurring in the epidermal cells of certain plants, such as figs.
  • máo xuán huā dài de lái yuánzhōng děng liàng shì qiáng xīn liàng huì zhòngdú
    source of strophanthin which in in moderate doses is a cardiac stimulant but in larger doses a violent poison.
  • huā qián yào shèn zhòng xiē
    You should be more careful with your money.
  • làng fèi kǎo huò zǎi shǐ yòngxiāo fèi huā fèi huò kāi xiāo
    To use, consume, spend, or expend thoughtlessly or carelessly.
  • yóu xiǎo xīn liǎo huā píng
    The vase was broken through carelessness.
  • róu huáng huā dòu shù róu huáng huā dòu shùyuán chǎn cóng dào wěi nèi ruì de wān yán 'àn jiā hǎi dǎo
    P. juliflora, native to the Gulf Coast and Caribbean islands from Mexico to Venezuela.
  • shēngzhǎng zài jiā hǎi dǎo měi guó nán fēi yáng yán 'àn de xiǎo 'ǎi shùtōng cháng yòu cháng de guāng xiān de mián huā
    small bushy tree grown on islands of the Caribbean and off the southern United States Atlantic coast and yielding cotton with unusually long silky fibers.
  • zài méi yòu wān de jiē dào liǎozài méi yòu jiù de fáng liǎo huā yuán zhōng zài méi yòu jǐng liǎochéng shì guǒ yòu rén huā yuán de huàcháng cháng hǎo xiàng shì fěng huà
    There are no more crooked streets, no more old houses, no more wells in one's garden, and whatever private garden there is in the city is usually a caricature.
  • huā biān xiāng shí zhú qiǎn huā bàn yóu shēn biān wéi rào de kāng nǎi xīn
    A carnation having pale petals bordered by a darker color.
  • bàn de yòu fēn huā bàn de méi guī huò kāng nǎi xīn huā guān shàng de huā bàn
    Having separate petals, as on the corolla of a rose or carnation.
  • shí zhú zhǒng shí zhú shǔ zhí kāng nǎi xīn měi guó shí zhú děngcháng yīn yàn fāng xiāng de huā duǒ zhòngzhí
    Any of various plants of the genus Dianthus, such as the carnation and sweet William, often cultivated for their showy, fragrant flowers.
  • wěi yuán huì kāi huì tǎo lùn jīn nián kuáng huān jié de zhì wèn dàn shì men què huā liǎo fēn shí jiān zhēng lùn liǎng diǎn hái shì sān diǎn zhōng kāi shǐ de zhī jié wèn
    The committee met to dicuss the organization of this year's carnival but they spent most of the time debating the side issue of whether to start it at two o'clock or three o'clock.