盆zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • lèi sì yú zhēn lì； shēng cháng yú mì xī xī bǐ hé pén dì de cháo shī dì qū。
    similar to the pin oak; grows in damp sites in Mississippi River basin.
  • jì fēng yǔ qīng pén 'ér xià。
    The monsoon rains were beating down.
  • yǔ jì tuī chí liǎo 1 gè yuè， jiē zhe dà yǔ qīng pén ér xià。
    The monsoon held off for a month;then the rain fell in terrents.
  • fó jiào dǐng shèng shí qī， zài tǎ lǐ mù pén dì zhōu yuán gè lǜ zhōu， fó sì lín lì， sēng ní zhòng duō， hái xíng chéng liǎo yú tián、 shū lè、 qiūcí ( yīn： qiū cí )、 gāo chāng děng zhù míng de fó jiào zhōng xīn。
    At its peak, Buddhist temples mushroomed in the oases around the Tarim Basin with large numbers of monks and nuns. Yutian, Shule, Qiuci and Gaochang were all centers of Buddhism.
  • màn màn dì， dàn yòu shì xiǎn 'ér yì jiàn dì， pén lǐ de shuǐ huì wǎng xià chén， jǐ jìn guàn lǐ qù。
    Showly but noticeably the water will sink down in the bowl and push its way into the jar.
  • pén jǐng yì shù zài qiǎn de xiǎo shí pén huò guàn zhōng péi yù 'ǎi 'ér jīng guò zhuāng shì zhěng xíng de xiǎo shù huò guàn mù de yì shù
    The art of growing dwarfed, ornamentally shaped trees or shrubs in small shallow pots or trays.
  • shèng fàng cóng liǎn pén huò yè hú zhōng chū lái de fèi shuǐ de dà de tǒng。
    a large pail used to receive waste water from a washbasin or chamber pot.
  • fù bù zài xiōng yǔ gǔ pén jiān de shēn tǐ bù fēn， jiāng wèi、 cháng、 gān、 pí hé yí huán rào zài nèi
    The part of the body that lies between the thorax and the pelvis and encloses the stomach, intestines, liver, spleen, and pancreas.
  • hòu lái， rén lèi yòu zhī shí hé zhì huì liǎo， zhōng yú duò luò liǎo， zhè jiù shì rén lèi tòng kǔ de yuán yóu， suǒ wèi tòng kǔ， zhù yào de shì zhǐ :( yī ) zài nán rén fāng miàn shì xuè hàn de láo dòng gōng zuò， ( èr ) zài nǚ rén fāng miàn shì lín pén shēng chǎn de téng tòng。
    Then came knowledge and wisdom and the Fall of Man, to which the sufferings of man are due, notably (1) work by the sweat of one's brow for man, and (2) the pangs of labor for women.
  • dà yǔ qīng pén。
    The rain was pelting down.
  • dà yǔ qīng pén !
    It's pelting down!
  • qīng pén dà yǔ lín tòu liǎo tā de yī fú。
    The pelting rain soaked his clothes.
  • tún bù rén tǐ shàng jiē jìn gǔ pén de bù wèi
    The rear pelvic area of the human body.
  • jiǎn chá fù nǚ gǔ pén de zhuān mén nèi zhěn jìng。
    a specialized endoscope for visually examining a woman's pelvic organs.
  • chóng máo zhuàng jī bèi ròu zài jiā qín de gǔ pén gǔ kòngxīn nèi fā xiàn de yī zhǒng shǎo liàng de kě shí de jī ròu
    An edible bit of muscle found in the hollow of the pelvic bone of a fowl.
  • zǐ gōng nǚ xìng bǔ rǔ dòng wù tǐ nèi wèi yú pén qiāng lǐ de zhōng kōng de jī ròu qì guān， shòu jīng luǎn kě zài lǐ miàn shēngzhǎng fā yù
    A hollow muscular organ located in the pelvic cavity of female mammals in which the fertilized egg implants and develops.
  • dà gǔ pén , jiǎ gǔ pén
    the pelvis major (=the false pelvis)
  • xiǎo gǔ pén , zhēn gǔ pén
    the pelvis minor (=the true pelvis)
  • gǔ pén cèliáng yóu zhǐ duì chéng nián nǚ xìng gǔ pén róng jī de cèliáng
    Measurement of the dimensions and capacity of the pelvis, especially of the adult female pelvis.
  • bèi bù rén tǐ qūgàn de hòu bù， zài bó zǐ hé gǔ pén zhī jiān； bèi bù
    The posterior portion of the trunk of the human body between the neck and the pelvis; the dorsum.
  • bēi zhuàng qì guān bēi zhuàng jié gòu huò qì guān， rú gǔ pén huò shèn de bēi zhuàng fēn chà
    A cuplike structure or organ, such as one of the cuplike divisions of the pelvis or of the kidney.
  • yāo bù de zuì dī de lē gǔ yǔ pén gǔ zhī jiān yǔ hòu bèi chù de bù fēn de， huò kào jìn zhè bù fēn de， huò wèi yú zhè gè bù wèi de
    Of, near, or situated in the part of the back and sides between the lowest ribs and the pelvis.
  • gǔ gǔ rén tǐ zhōng wèi yú gǔ pén hé xī gài zhī jiān de yī kuài tuǐ gǔ， shì shēn tǐ zhōng zuì dà zuì qiáng zhuàng de gǔ gé
    A bone of the leg situated between the pelvis and knee in human beings. It is the largest and strongest bone in the body.
  • rú guǒ kǔ yú shì jì qián jiù cún zài kè lóng， nà me shè huì xiǎng fù zhì de dì yī pī rén jiù shì nà xiē bèi bù jiēshí de nán rén hé gǔ pén kuān dà de nǚ rén。
    If cloning had existed a few centuries ago, men with strong backs and women with broad pelvises would have been the first ones society would have wanted to reproduce.
  • xǐ lín yù yī zhǒng xǐ lín yù shǔ rè dài měi zhōu pān fù zhí wù， xǔ duō dū dāng zuò shì nèi pén zāi zhí wù zāi péi
    Any of various climbing tropical American plants of the genus Philodendron, many of which are cultivated as houseplants.
  • bāng wǒ xǐ xǐ zhè xiē guō wǎn piáo pén hǎo má？
    Will you help me to wash up all these pots and pans?
  • zhè xiē huā shēngzhǎng zài huā pén lǐ。
    The flowers were growing in pots.
  • tā guò qù cháng yòng pén zāi huā。
    He used to pot flowers.
  • tā bǎ méi guī huā de chā zhī zhǒng zài huā pén nèi。
    He potted up the rose cuttings.
  • shū fáng zhōng de xǔ duō pén zāi zhí wù
    Many potted plants in the study.
  • fù qīn bǎ zhè xiē xī hóng shì nèn miáo zhǒng zài pén nèi。
    My father potted up the young tomato plants.
  • qīng gōng pén jǐng
    Potted Landscapes in the Palaces of the Qing Dynasty