zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • de xié shì zōng de de shì hēi yán de
    Your shoes are brown; mine are black.
  • qiū zài yán shí shàng zuò xià láitán tíng shuō shìzhí dào tiān jiàn jiàn 'àn liǎo xià láizhè shí yòu chuī liǎo xiāozòu zhe zuì néng 'ān shén de yuèqǔ cuī xiē jǐng jué de yǎn jīng jìn mèng xiāngdàn méi yòu zòu xiàoyīn wéi 'ā 'ěr suī rán shàng liǎo zhōng xiē yǎn jīngdàn zǒng yòu bié xiē hái shì zhēng zhe de
    Mercury sat down, talked, told stories till it grew late, and played upon his pipes his most soothing strains, hoping to lull the watchful eyes to sleep, but in vain; for Argus still contrived to keep some of his eyes open, though he shut the rest.
  • běi měi gān hàn de zhǒng fāng xiāng guàn huī bái
    aromatic shrub of arid regions of western North America having hoary leaves.
  • měi guó gān hàn xíng shuài de xíng shēn chì de shù zhōng
    large dark wingless cricket-like katydid of arid parts of western United States.
  • huā bái yòu xiāng wèichéng zhuàngshēngzhǎng zài gān zàoshā zhì de shàng
    plant having heads of fragrant white trumpet-shaped flowers; grows in sandy arid regions.
  • měi guó nán de gān hàn de zhǒng měi guān de 'ǎi de bīn yòu lán de biān yuán duō de cháng yòng zuò shèng dàn zhuāng shì
    handsome low saltbush of arid southwestern United States and Mexico having blue-green prickly-edged leaves often used for Christmas decoration.
  • cāo de yào cǎo guàn de zhǒngzài nán běi měi zhōu de gān hàn yòu fěn huò xīng hóng de huā qiú xíng de guǒ shí
    genus of coarse herbs and subshrubs of arid North and South America having pink or scarlet flowers and globose fruits.
  • yòu tiān wǎn shàng cóng mǒu wài guó diàn tái ( tǎn de suǒ yòu diàn tái dōubèi liè zǒng shā lóng de jūn duì chá jìn liǎo ) tīng dào xiāo shuōshī gōng chū chǒu wén
    I heard the other night a report on a foreign radio station (all Palestinian stations have been forced off the air by Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's military forces), of yet another scandal brewing at Xerox, the famous photocopying company.
  • zhī shù zhǒng zhōng guó shù zhǒng zhī shǔ zhīsuǒ jié de xiān hóng de guǒ shí dōuyòu bái duō ròu shí yòng de jiǎ zhǒng
    A Chinese tree(Litchi chinensis) that bears bright red fruits, each of which has a large single seed with a white, fleshy, edible aril.
  • yān zhī shù hóngyān zhī shù chéng cóng yān zhī shù guǒ ròu zhōng de chéng hóng rǎn liàoyóu yòng gěi fǎng zhì pǐn rǎn huò gěi shí pǐn rén zào huáng yóu nǎi lào shàng
    A yellowish-red dyestuff obtained from the seed aril of this plant, used especially to dye fabric and to color food products such as margarine and cheese.
  • huǒ shù zhǒng běi měi dōng luò guàn huò xiǎo shù wèi máo wèi máo shǔ), yòu xiǎo de lüè huāfěn hóng guǒ shí hóng yòu jiǎ zhǒng de zhǒng
    A deciduous shrub or small tree(Euonymus atropurpurea) of eastern North America, having small purplish flowers, pink fruit, and scarlet arillate seeds.
  • yuán yóu tái huò tái xiǎn de bāo méng zhǎn 'ér chéng de zhuàng shēngzhǎng zuì zhōng zhǎn chéng pèi
    The green, filamentous growth that arises from spore germination in liverworts and mosses and eventually gives rise to a mature gametophyte.
  • guì pài de 'é guó shǒu shèng bǎo jiē xià lái chéng liǎo lěi zhōng xīn
    The aristocratic Russian capital St. Petersburg became the next centre of ballet.
  • lián bāng zhèng xiàng lián bāng dāng zhōng de zhōu bǎo zhèng zhèng de gòng xíng shì héng héngměi guó xiàn 》; fēi cháng yòu gòng zhù diǎn de zhù zhānggòng zhù de qíng tài shǎoguì zhèng zhì de qíng tài duō héng héng fěi · shí men gòng zhù de shù de héng héng 'ěr · huò ēn
    the United States shall guarantee to every state in this union a republican form of government- United States Constitution; a very republican notion; so little republican and so much aristocratic sentiment- Philip Marsh; our republican and artistic simplicity-Nathaniel Hawthorne.
  • zhǒng tóu shì bái de jiā sōng guǎng fàn fēn zài cóng méng dào sāng de
    a Canada jay with a white head; widely distributed from Montana to Arizona.
  • zhǒng lán huāhuā huáng dài yòu 'àn tiáo wénchǎn sāng zhōu dōng nán dào měi guó dōng dài
    orchid with yellowish-brown flowers with dark veins; southeastern Arizona to the eastern United States.
  • zhǒng shēng yuàntóu zhuàng huā yòu dàn hóng huò biān huāchǎn luó duō zhì sāng zhōu
    wild aster having leafy stems and flower heads with narrow bright reddish-lavender or purple rays; western Colorado to Arizona.
  • zhǒng dié bǎi zài duǎn de jīng gān shàng cháng yòu zhuàngzhōng xíng de huāhuā yòu zhū hóng chéng huò huáng fēn jiā nán dào sāng zhōu
    mariposa with clusters of bell-shaped vermilion or orange or yellow flowers atop short stems; southern California to Arizona and Mexico.
  • měi zhōu dài wēngchǎn wǎng běi dào nán sāng de xióng xìng chéng niǎo de máo chéng míng liàng de xiān hóng huò hēi
    tropical American flycatcher found as far north as southern Texas and Arizona; adult male has bright scarlet and black plumage.
  • jiǔ qián shí zài 'ā kěn zhōu de xiǎo shí chéng shuō men quán jiādōu hěn hǎo
    "The family's doing well," Mr. Bush said not long ago in Little Rock, Ark.
  • 'ā kěn rén diǎn liǎo diǎn tóumǎn jiě de yàng shuō,“ shì 'ā yòu guò liàng chē shì me
    The Arkansan nodded understandingly and said, "Yep. I had a truck like that once."
  • běn tuō měi guó 'ā kěn zhōu zhōng wèi xiǎo shí chéng nángāi chǎn kuàngrén kǒu 18, 177。
    A city of central Arkansas southwest of Little Rock. There are bauxite deposits in the area. Population, 18,177.
  • duō běi měi yìn 'ān de zhī qián zài kān nèi jiā é ā kěn zhōu 'ān zhè xiē fāng shǐ yòngxiàn jīn shǐ yòng běi 'é
    A family of North American Indian languages formerly spoken in the Dakotas, Kansas, Nebraska, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana, and presently in North Dakota and Oklahoma.
  • měi guó 'ā kěn zhōu běi de chéng shìā kěn xué suǒ zài
    a city in northwestern Arkansas; site of the University of Arkansas.
  • ā kěn zhōu de 'ā kěn liú de rén
    a member of the Siouan people of the Arkansas river valley in Arkansas.
  • guó 'ā kěn zhōu shǒu zuì de chéng shì
    the state capital and largest city of Arkansas.
  • qióng luó 'ā kěn zhōu dōng běi chéng shìwèi xiǎo shí chéng dōng běi shì 'ā kěn zhōu xuéchuàng bàn 1909 niánsuǒ zài chéngrén kǒu 46, 535
    A city of northeast Arkansas northeast of Little Rock. It is the seat of Arkansas State University(founded1909). Population,46, 535.
  • guā zhī měi zhōu zhù rényuán zhù zài 'ā kěn zhōu de 'ā kěn liú de fēn xiàn zhù zài 'é zhōu
    A Native American people formerly inhabiting parts of Arkansas along the Arkansas River, with a present-day population in Oklahoma.
  • měi guó 'é zhōu dōng běi zhù yào de chéng shìwèi 'ā kěn shàng
    a major city of northeastern Oklahoma on the Arkansas river.
  • měi guó kān zhōu zuì de chéng shìwèi kān zhōu nán 'ā kěn shàng
    the largest city in Kansas; located in S Kansas on the Arkansas River.
  • fèi wéi 'ěr měi guó 'ā kěn zhōu běi de chéng shìwèi shǐ bǎo dōng běi piān běi 'ōu zhā gāo yuánā kěn xuéjiàn 1871 niánjiù zài gāi shìrén kǒu 42, 099
    A city of northwest Arkansas in the Ozark Plateau north-northeast of Fort Smith. The University of Arkansas(established1871) is here. Population,42, 099.
  • jìn guǎn zài hòu de 10 nián zhōngā kěn zhōu guǎn jiào què réng jiù jīng yíng de xuè jiāng xiàng
    Despite this, the Arkansas Department of Correction went on running its plasma programme for another decade.