zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài jīn xīzàng zhōng dōng fēn bié shè cáng xíng dōuzhǐ huī shǐ duǒ gān xíng zhǐ huī shǐ ”, shǔ shǎn xíng dōuzhǐ huī shǐ xiāng dāng xíng shěng jūn gòujiān mín zhèng
    In the central and eastern parts of present-day Tibet, the Dbus-Gtsang Itinerant High Commandery and the Mdo-khams Itinerant High Commandery were set up respectively. Equivalent to provincial-level military organs, they operated under the Shaanxi Itinerant High Commandery and, at the same time, handled civil administration.
  • zhēn xíng yǐng 。( ā gān zhèng chuán
    Jenny and I was like peas and carrots.
  • gān nǎi shìzhān sēn rèn wéi zǒng tǒng
    On Kennedy's death, Johnson succeeded.
  • gān lán de biàn zhǒng yòu guāng huá de
    variety of kale having smooth leaves.
  • gàilán cài gān lán de yòng zuò shū cài
    The leaves of kale, used as a vegetable.
  • fēi shàng shí shí cóng gān nǎi chǎng fēi
    The airplane lifted from Kennedy Airport at 10 a. m.
  • ōu zhōu zhòng yào de dòu cǎo liào zhí sān lán huāzuò wéi cǎo gān cǎo zuò guǎng fàn zhòngzhí
    important European leguminous forage plant with trifoliate leaves and blue-violet flowers grown widely as a pasture and hay crop.
  • huí xiāng jiǔ zhǒng gān cǎo zuò xiāng liào de guó jiǔcháng yòng zuò kāi wèi jiǔ
    A French licorice-flavored liqueur, usually drunk as an ap biàn itif.
  • yòng gān de 'ōu gān cǎo zhí de gēn tiáowèi de hēi táng guǒ
    a black candy flavored with the dried root of the licorice plant.
  • běi měi zhí zhēn zhèng de 'ōu gān cǎo xiāng gēn yòu xiāng shìde xìng
    North American plant similar to true licorice and having a root with similar properties.
  • men xiǎng jiè tǒng de měi míng xiāo jìn de shǎn gān níng biān xiāo jìn de jūn xīn jūn xiāo jìn de gòng chǎn dǎng xiāo jìn de rén mín tuán
    On the high-sounding pretext of unification, they are planning to liquidate the progressive Shensi-Kansu-Ningsia Border Region, the progressive Eighth Route and New Fourth Armies, the progressive Communist Party and mass organizations.
  • yuàn tóng gān gòng
    I would not want to share his lot.
  • jìn gān lái
    Behind bad luck come good luck.
  • rén jiāng huǒ huā xiàng rán liàorán liào jiù diǎn zhe liǎokào rán shāo zhōng suǒ chǎn shēng de pēngtiáo shí pǐnróng huà huò ruǎn huà tiě mài huò gān zhè zhī zhuǎn huà wéi jiǔ huò tángér zhè xiē dōng dōushì shì xiān dào chù de
    He moves aspark to fuel, and it ignites, and by the force generated in combustion it cooks the food, melts or softens the iron, converts into beer or sugar the malt or cane-juice, which he has previously moved to the spot.
  • chū chǎn zhǒng jiǎ gān de gāo shù
    tall tree yielding a false manna.
  • gān táng zhǒng dān táng, c6h12o6, cóng gān táng zhōng huò jiāng gān chún yǎng huà hòu
    A monosaccharide, C6H12O6, obtained from mannan or by the oxidation of mannitol.
  • gān táng rèn shǔ gān táng de zhí táng
    Any of a group of plant polysaccharides that are polymers of mannose.
  • diǎn xíng de měi guó rén zài jiè shào shí néng huì chēng wéi · ào wéi 'ōu · luó sēn huò zhě 'ài 'ěr · gān wéi 'ěr
    A typical American might introduce him or herself as Patrick Ng, Octavio Rosenberg, or Ilse-Marie Nugumbwele.
  • càn yòu dǎo suì de gān jiāo de huáng yóu
    butter blended with mashed pimento.
  • zài shēng huó zhōng gān zhōng yóu
    He prefers a happy medium in life.
  • shǐ gān měi duō zhībiàn shú
    To make or become mellow.
  • jìn gān lái
    Thing at the worst will mend.
  • 1247 niánxīzàng zōng jiào jiè lǐng xiù jiā bān zhì · gòng jiān zàn tóng měnggǔ huáng kuò duān zài liáng zhōu ( jīn zhōng guó gān wēi ) dìng liǎo xīzàng guī shùn de tiáo jiàn zhōng bāo kuò chéng xiàn jiāo gòng jiē shòu pài guān shè zhì
    In 1247 Sagya Pandit Gonggar Gyamcan, religious leader of Tibet, met the Mongol Prince Gotan at Liangzhou (present-day Wuwei of Gansu, China) and decided on terms for Tibetan submission to the Mongols, including presentation of map and census books, payment of tributes, and the acceptance of rule by appointed officials.
  • nóng gāo de chéng shì zhù yào fēn zài xīn jiāngqīng hǎi gān shān nèimēng shǎn níng xià běi děng shěng
    The cities with high concentration of particulate are mainly located in Xinjiang, Qinghai, Gansu, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, Ningxia and Hebei.
  • xiàn xiàng xiàn de guānwèi huā de wài huò nèi néng fēn gān měi de
    A glandlike organ, located outside or within a flower, that secretes nectar.
  • xiāo huà gān yóu shì zhǒng hěn róng bào zhà de zhà yào
    Nitroglycerine is a highly volatile explosive.
  • xīn gān qíng yuàn cóng rèn gǎn dehuò jìng zhòng de
    willingly obedient out of a sense of duty and respect.
  • réng zhí gān wéi hàn jiān mài guó zéi zhū gōng de tǒng zhì jiāng zuì hòu jiě jiāng wéi quán guó rén mín suǒ tuò suǒ qīng
    However, if you obstinately refuse to listen to reason and prefer to be traitors and collaborators, your rule will surely collapse in the end and you will be spurned and overthrown by the whole nation.
  • zhǒng wèi yóu zhì de dīng suān gān yóu sān suān zhǐdīng suān gān yóu zhǐ de zhǒng xíng shì
    a bitter oily triglyceride of butyric acid; a form of butyrin.
  • zhī niú nǎi zhōng de tiān rán zhī fángshì nǎi yóu de chéngfèn zhī zhù yào yóu hán yòu yóu suānyìng zhī suān ruǎn zhī suān de gān yóu zhī hùn gòu chéng
    The natural fat of milk from which butter is made, consisting largely of the glycerides of oleic, stearic, and palmitic acids.
  • dàn dàn juàn zuò chéng。 / gān yuàn chī xiào guǒ dào
    Omelets are not made without breaking of eggs.
  • zài wǎn nán shì biàn qián guó mín dǎng zài biān zhōu wéi jīng xiū zhù liǎo dào bāo kuò gōu qiáng diāo bǎo de fēng suǒ xiàn gān níng xiànán yán jīng shuǐdōng huáng mián gèn shù shèng tóng shíbāo wéi biān de guó mín dǎng jūn duì zēng jiā dào 'èr shí wàn rén
    From 1939 onward they pressed the local people into service and built five lines of blockhouses, stone walls and trenches. The line started from Ningsia in the west, ran along the Chingshui River in the south and terminated at the Yellow River in the east. On the eve of the Southern Anhwei Incident the Kuomintang troops surrounding the Border Region were increased to more than 200,000.