zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • quán shēn xìng lín jié zhǒng de chū xiàncháng cháng shì gào rén shòu dào hiv gǎn rǎn de xìn hào
    The appearance of lymphadenopathy is often the first indication to a person that he has been infected with HIV.
  • zōng zhèng zhuàng zōng zhèng zhuàngbāo kuò shāo zhì lín bìngxuè cháng duì néng gǎn rǎn de gǎn xìngzuì chū zhè zhǒng zōng zhèng bèi shì zuò 'ài bìng de qián zhàodàn xiàn zài rèn wéi shì zhè zhǒng bìng de jiào wēn de zhǒng xíng shì
    A combination of symptoms, including fever, lymphadenopathy, blood abnormalities, and susceptibility to opportunistic infections. The complex was first considered to be a precursor to AIDS, but it is now thought of as a milder form of the disease.
  • lín xiàn huò lín zhì xiāng guān huò lèi de
    relating to or resembling lymphatic glands or lymphoid tissue.
  • lín zhì de lín xiàn huò lín zhì de lín xiàn huò lín zhì yòu guān delèi lín xiàn huò lín zhì de
    Of, relating to, or resembling lymphatic glands or lymphoid tissue.
  • zhǒng jié bìng zhēng shì lín xiàn zhǒng tòng
    a form of tuberculosis characterized by swellings of the lymphatic glands.
  • xuè guǎn huò lín shàng de zhǒng liú
    a tumor consisting of a mass of blood or lymphatic vessels.
  • chú liǎo shǐ yòng zhǐ tòng jiǎn chōng xuè , lín pái 'àn lěng dōuyòu zhèn tòng gōng néng
    Along with painkillers and medical decongestants, Lymphatic drainage massage, cold compresses and hot packs are all soothing and will ease the pain
  • lín bāo shēng chéng chéng shú lín bāo de bāo
    A cell that gives rise to a mature lymphocyte.
  • xiōng xiàn bāo zhǒng yóu xiōng xiàn fán zhí 'ér chéng de lín bāoshì t bāo de qián shēn
    A lymphocyte that derives from the thymus and is the precursor of a T cell.
  • xiàn yàng zēng zhí wèi yān hóu shàng de hòu lín zhì zēng cháng tūn yān shí néng dǔsè zhèng cháng de shǐ yán kùn nántōng cháng yòng shù xíng shì
    A lymphoid tissue growth located at the back of the nose in the upper part of the throat that when swollen may obstruct normal breathing and make speech difficult. Often used in the plural.
  • biǎn táo yuán xíng tuán zhuàng de xiǎo lín bāo zhì bié zhǐ lián jié kǒu hóu kāi kǒu lián jiē chù hòu shàng de liǎng zhè yàng de zhì zuò yòng shàng wèi wán quán què dìngdàn bān rèn wéi néng fáng zhǐ shàng dào gǎn rǎn
    A small oral mass of lymphoid tissue, especially either of two such masses embedded in the lateral walls of the opening between the mouth and the pharynx, of uncertain function, but believed to help protect the body from respiratory infections.
  • wéi yuán yǐn liǎo 32 suì de bìng xīn jìn zhí de shèn zàng shàng cháng liǎo wēi xié shēng mìng de lín ái
    Vitetta cites the case of a 32-year-old woman who developed a life-threatening lymphoma on her newly transplanted kidney.
  • zhè jià de fēi zài 'áng zhōng tíng liú
    The plane stop over in Lyons on the way to Paris.
  • yòu chū cháng wěn de xíng qīng yáng nán yán hǎi xiàng nán dào shuǐ zhòng yào de shí yòng liè yòng
    large mackerel with long pointed snout; important food and game fish of the eastern Atlantic coast south to Brazil.
  • huī qīng shājiān zuǐ qīng shā rèn zhǒng shǔ qīng shā shǔ de qīng shā diǎn shì yòu shuò chén zhòng de shēn jìn duìchèn de wěi
    Either of two mackerel sharks of the genus Isurus, characterized by a large heavy body and a nearly symmetrical tail.
  • wán quán fēng liǎozuǐ wán quán zhāng kāi
    stark mad; mouth stark open.
  • chǎn xīn jiā jiā xiē tài píng yáng dǎo de zhēng shì wěi chángxióng xìng de hóu yòu xiān yàn de bān diǎn
    lizards of the New World and Madagascar and some Pacific islands; typically having a long tail and bright throat patch in males.
  • hóu zhǒng xíng jiào xiǎo shù de líng cháng dòng cháng zài jiān chū lái huó dòngzhù yào shì chǎn jiā jiā lián dǎo de hóu dòng cháng yòu yǎn jīng cháng de kǒu cháng wěi
    Any of several small arboreal, mostly nocturnal primates chiefly of the family Lemuridae of Madagascar and adjacent islands, having large eyes, a long slim muzzle, and a long tail.
  • hǎo liǎo duì dīng niàn shuō
    "Good," said she to Mademoiselle Baptistine;
  • zhǒng fēn pèi shì bèi dīng niàn jué duì cóng de tài jiē shòu liǎo de
    This arrangement was accepted with absolute submission by Mademoiselle Baptistine.
  • 'āi xiān shēng dào niè shí yòu lǎo niàn bàn zhe zhè lǎo niàn biàn shì xiǎo shí suì de mèi dīng niàn
    M. Myriel had arrived at D---- accompanied by an elderly spinster, Mademoiselle Baptistine, who was his sister, and ten years his junior.
  • dàn shìhòu lái de nián zhōng luò niàn zài dīng niàn fáng jiān de biǎo qiáng zhǐ xià miàn ( men zài xià miàn hái huì tán dào ), xiàn liǎo xiē huà
    However, in their latter years, Madame Magloire discovered beneath the paper which had been washed over, paintings, ornamenting the apartment of Mademoiselle Baptistine, as we shall see further on.
  • zài niè 'ěr yòu xiē rén rèn shí men zhuān chéng bài fǎng gōng juéjiāng 'āi xiǎo jiě de shè huì wèi shí xiāng gào
    Now there were a number of people at Bagneres who knew her, and they made a point of calling on the Duke to inform him of Mademoiselle Gautier's true situation.
  • dīng niàn de shē wàng shì xiǎng mǎi tào tīng yòng de lán huáng tuán huā róng de tiān 'é jǐng shì tán zuò jià de jiā zài pèi shàng cháng shā
    Mademoiselle Baptistine's ambition had been to be able to purchase a set of drawing-room furniture in yellow Utrecht velvet, stamped with a rose pattern, and with mahogany in swan's neck style, with a sofa.
  • dīng niàn shì shēn cái shòu chángmiàn mào qīng xìng qíng wēn hòu de rén 'ér xiàn liǎo jìngliǎng suǒ biǎo de xiǎngyīn wéi rén guǒ yào dào jìngde zǒng xiān zuò qīn
    Mademoiselle Baptistine was a long, pale, thin, gentle creature; she realized the ideal expressed by the word "respectable"; for it seems that a woman must needs be a mother in order to be venerable.She had never been pretty;
  • men rán jué dìng zhōu xiǎng zhè wán quán shì chǔn de xiǎng dàn men hái shì liǎo
    We suddenly decided to go to Paris for the weekend--I suppose it was midsummer madness, but we went.
  • wèi y gōng juézài fēng chuán zài liǎo chǎnér zài yòu fēng chuán zài liǎo chǎnér shí shàng lián měi nián de nián jīn dōuméi yòu huā wánzhè huì 'ér miàn zài gēn m tài tài liáo tiān miàn què zài n rén méi lái yǎn diào qíng。 m tài tài shì wèi fēng huī xié de jiǎng shì de hǎo shǒu cháng xiǎng jiǎng de dōng xiě xià láibìng qiān shàng de míngpiào liàng de n rén jīng cháng zài xiāng xiè shè jiē shàng sàn chuān de shān liǎo fěn hóng tiān lán liǎng zhǒng yán yòu liǎng gāo de hēi jùn wéi jià chēzhè liǎng tuō xiàng yào jià wàn láng
    the Duc d'Y, who is believed in Madrid to be ruining himself in Paris, and in Paris to be ruining himself in Madrid, and who, when all is said and done, cannot even spend all his income, while continuing to chat with Madame M, one of our wittiest tale-tellers, who occasionally agrees to write down what she says and to sign what she writes, was exchanging confidential glances with Madame de N, the beauty who may be regularly seen driving on the Champs-Elysees, dressed almost invariably in pink or blue, in a carriage drawn by two large black horses sold to her by Tony for ten thousand francs...and paid for in full;
  • lái shā de lái rén
    a Malaysian from Sabah.
  • de shǒu zuì chéng shìwèi luó pàn de nán shì guógōng yuán 11 15 shì tǒng zhì xià de lán xué de zhù dǎo zhōng xīnrén kǒu 502, 000
    The capital and largest city of Mali, in the southwest on the Niger River. It was a leading center of Moslem learning under the Mali empire(c.11th-15th century). Population,502, 000.
  • yán zhōng chéng shìkào jìn wèi dōng běi shǐ jiàn 11 shì zài 14 shì chéng wéi zhù yào mào zhōng xīn jīn yán mào wéi zhù), 1593 nián bèi luò rén jiécóng zài yòu de huī huángrén kǒu 19, 166
    A city of central Mali near the Niger River northeast of Bamako. Founded in the11th century, it became a major trading center(primarily for gold and salt) by the14th century. Timbuktu was sacked in1593 by invaders from Morocco and never recovered its former glory. Population,19, 166.
  • shā kāi shǐ pàng yǎn jīng shǒu 'àn zhù xīn kǒuyòng dòng de shēng diào shuō :“ wèn hòu nín fán · wéi fēn xiàng nín dào xiè
    Sasha blinked, laid his hand on his heart and said in an agitated voice: “ Mamma sends her greetings to you, Ivan Nikolaevitch, and told me to thank you.
  • yuán yǐn de shuōjìn guǎn shí xíng liǎo dòng huì shuài zhì kòng guó zhàidàn xiàng běn shì chǎng jiè kuǎn hái shì chū liǎo zhèng cháng tiáo jiàn xià gāo chū bèi de chéng běn
    He cites Brazil, which although it has a floating currency and manageable public debt was paying ten times over the odds to borrow from capital markets.