南zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jiā lì xī yà xī bān yá xī běi bù yī qū yù hé gǔ wáng guó， wèi yú dà xī yáng shàng de bǐ sī kāi wān nán bù。 yīn luó mǎ rén qián lái kāi fā lì yòng qí kuàng chǎn zī yuán， hòu lái chéng wéi gāo sī wáng guó hé mù 'ěr sī de dà běn yíng
    A region and ancient kingdom of northwest Spain on the Atlantic Ocean south of the Bay of Biscay. Exploited by the Romans for its mineral resources, it later became a Goth kingdom and a stronghold of the Moors.
  • shèng mǔ yuàn hòu miàn， běi biān shì 'é tè shì cháng láng de yǐn xiū yuàn， nán biān shì bàn luó màn shì de zhù jiào fǔ dǐ， dōng biān shì “ chǎng dì ” huāng wú jiān jiǎ。
    Behind Notre-Dame, the cloister and its Gothic galleries spread out towards the north; on the south, the half-Roman palace of the bishop; on the east, the desert point of the Terrain.
  • pān lú yī zhǒng pān lú kē dàn shuǐ yú， chǎn yú fēi zhōu hé dōng nán yà， bāo kuò sī zú yú hé pān lú
    A freshwater fish of the family Anabantidae, native to Africa and southeast Asia and including the gourami and climbing perch.
  • qián [ jiā zhōu ] zhōu cháng bù lǎng shuài lǐng láo gōng yóu xíng jīng guò màn hā dùn nán bù， duàn yán tā yǐ fǎn kàng jì dé shì lì zuò hào zhào jiāng huì yíng dé shèng lì。
    Former Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. led a labor march through lower Manhattan, asserting that his anti-establishment appeal would carry the day.
  • fēi zhōu nán bù tǐ xíng xiān ruò de yuán shǐ rén； dà yuē sān bǎi wàn nián qián； yǐ qián de 'ěr rén。
    gracile hominid of southern Africa; from about 3 million years ago; formerly Plesianthropus_transvaalensis.
  • · zuò zhě shì nán dà jīn nián dù bì yè shēng。
    (The writer is a fresh graduate of NTU.)
  • yóu táo mù kē de mó shì shǔ； nán měi qiáo mù， mù cái jù míng xiǎn 'ér jīng zhì de wén lǐ， guǒ shí wéi kě shí yòng jiān guǒ。
    type genus of the Caryocaraceae; South American trees yielding strong fine-grained wood and edible nuts.
  • měi guó nán běi zhàn zhēng shí de guó mín jūn
    Grand Army of the Republic.
  • lā hé 'ěr bā jī sī tǎn dōng běi bù yī zuò chéng shì， wèi yú kào jìn yìn dù biān jiè de lā wǎ 'ěr pǐn dì dōng nán 。 tā zuò wéi méng wù 'ér wáng cháo de shǒu dū yú 16 shì jì dá dào dǐng shèng shí qī， bìng qiě liú yòu xǔ duō nà gè shí qī de jié chū jiàn zhù。 rén kǒu 2， 685， 000
    A city of northeast Pakistan near the Indian border southeast of Rawalpindi. The city reached the height of its grandeur as a Mogul capital in the16th century and retains many splendid architectural examples from that period. Population,2, 685, 000.
  • dá tè mù 'ěr gāo yuán yīng guó xī nán yī gāo yuán dì qū， yīn qí luǒ lù de huā gǎng shí tū yán 'ér wén míng， hái bǎo liú xǔ duō de qīng tóng qì shí dài cūn luò de yí jì
    An upland region of southwest England noted for its bare granite tors. There are remains of numerous Bronze Age settlements.
  • mò 'ěr lè hóng pú táo jiǔ yī zhǒng wú tián wèi de hóng pú táo jiǔ， yòng yuán chǎn yú fǎ guó nán bù jí yì dà lì de yī zhǒng pú táo zhì chéng， zhè zhǒng pú táo yǐ bèi yǐn zhí rù měi guó jiā lì fú ní yà zhōu jí 'é lè gāng zhōu
    A dry red wine made from a grape originating in southern France and Italy and introduced into California and Oregon.
  • chǎn yú měi guó nán bù de 'àn zǐ sè pú táo。
    dull-purple grape of southern United States.
  • yuán shēng yú měi guó dōng nán bù de pú táo； xǔ duō zhòngzhí pú táo de gēn yuán。
    native grape of southeastern United States; origin of many cultivated varieties.
  • nán měi dà cǎo yuán nán měi zhōu de yī gè wú shù de cǎo yuán
    In South America, a treeless, grassland area.
  • bù jiǔ qián， zài yī gè jī céng duì huà huì shàng， yī xiē fēi huí jiào tú guó huì yì yuán wèn， wèishénme huí jiào tú fù nǚ bù hé yì xìng wò shǒu。 qí shí， zài shì jiè gè dì de huí jiào tú shè qún， yóu qí shì huí jiào tú jū duō de dōng nán yà shè huì， zhè shì huí jiào tú fù nǚ xí yǐ wéi cháng de zuò fǎ。
    At a recent grassroots dialogue session, some non-Muslim MPs asked why Muslim women did not shake hands when this is common practise among Muslims worldwide, not least in predominantly Muslim South-east Asia.
  • jìn nián lái， nèimēng gǔ、 yún nán 、 guǎng xī、 guì zhōu děng shèng zì zhì qū， cóng kāi zhǎn shè huì bāng jiào gōng zuò， fā zhǎn dào chuàng jiàn“ wú dú shè qū” huó dòng， zhú bù tàn suǒ chū yī tiáo cóng zuì jī céng shè qū zhuā qǐ， yǐ jìn xī jiè dú wéi zhòng diǎn， dài dòng zhěng gè jìn dú gōng zuò de xīn lù zǐ。
    In recent years, the Inner Mongolia and Guangxi autonomous regions and Yunnan, and Guizhou provinces have gradually probed a new way of motivating the drug control work as a whole-starting with the grassroots units (communities), and stressing drug prohibition and the rehabilitation of addicts, to establish "drug-free communities."
  • dà píng yuán yóu zhǐ nán měi zhōu guǎng dà、 duō cǎo、 jīhū wú shù de píng yuán
    A large, grassy, almost treeless plain, especially one in Latin America.
  • nán měi cǎo yuán nán měi de yī gè dà 'ér duō cǎo de píng yuán， líng xīng dì cháng yòu yī xiē guàn mù cóng hé xiǎo shù
    A large grassy plain in South America, with scattered bushes and small trees.
  • yà zhōu de yī nián shēng bàn mù zhì téng běn zhí wù， huā lüè dài zǐ sè、 xíng chéngzhǎng de huā cù， jiá guǒ shàng shēng yòu nóng mì de máo； zāi péi yú měi guó nán bù、 zuò wéi lǜ féi huò mù cǎo。
    annual semi-woody vine of Asia having long clusters of purplish flowers and densely hairy pods; cultivated in southern United States for green manure and grazing.
  • hēi jǐng、 ěr bù yòu cù shēng de huáng sè yǔ máo de xiǎo ??； chǎn yú 'ōu yà dà lù、 nán měi yǐ jí měi guó xī bù。
    small grebe with yellow ear tufts and a black neck; found in Eurasia and southern Africa as well as western United States.
  • tiān nán xīng kē de yī zhǒng jù lín jīng de ròu zhì cǎo běn zhí wù， chǎn yú yà zhōu dōng nán bù de rè dài， qí qiú jīng kě shí yòng。
    foul-smelling somewhat fleshy tropical plant of southeastern Asia cultivated for its edible corms or in the greenhouse for its large leaves and showy dark red spathe surrounding a large spadix.
  • ōu zhōu nán bù de lán huā， huā dàn lǜ sè、 yòu xiāng wèi； yòu shí guī rù yù fèng huā shǔ。
    south European orchid having fragrant greenish-white flowers; sometimes placed in genus Habenaria.
  • ōu zhōu nán bù de yī zhǒng cǎo běn zhí wù， tōng cháng yóu yú tā de jù zǒng zhuàng huā xù de dàn lǜ bái sè de huā 'ér zāi péi。
    southern European plant commonly cultivated for its spikes of small starry greenish-white flowers.
  • fèi 'ěr wéi 'ěr jiǎo gé líng lán dǎo de zuì nán duān
    The southernmost point of Greenland.
  • běi měi hé nán měi xíng sì zhū de yè jiān huó dòng de qún jū yě shēng dòng wù。
    nocturnal gregarious pig-like wild animals of North and South America.
  • nán měi zhōu xiàng hè de dà xíng cǎo yuán qī xī de qún jū niǎo， yǔ máo hēi liàng， jiào shēng hóng liàng gāo yuǎn； róng yì sì yǎng。
    large gregarious forest-dwelling cranelike bird of South America having glossy black plumage and a loud prolonged cry; easily domesticated.
  • gé léi gē lǐ fū rén， nín yù dìng de shì nán shān tīng de 11 hào tái。
    Ms. Gregory. Your table is No. 11 in the NanShan Hall.
  • kǎn pà lā wū gān dá shǒu dū jí zuì dà chéng shì， wèi yú gāi guó nán bù wéi duō lì yà hú shàng。 gāi shì zài 1890 nián jiàn lì de yī zuò chéng bǎo zhōu wéi fā zhǎn qǐ lái。 rén kǒu 458， 503
    The capital and largest city of Uganda, in the southern part of the country on Lake Victoria. It grew around a fort established in1890. Population, 458,503.
  • zài píng dǐ guō huò jiān guō lǐ hōng bèi 'ér chéng（ nán bù hé nèi lù dì qū）。
    baked in a pan or on a griddle (Southern and Midland).
  • zài mǎ lǐ lán zhōu fù jìn yòu yī tiáo kàn bù jiàn de xiàn héng chuān guó tǔ : nán biān， rén men rèn wéi yù mǐ sǎn duì shēng mìng jí qí zhòng yào； běi biān， rén men zé rèn wéi tā bù lì yú xiāo huà 'ér jìn zhǐ shí yòng。
    Starting somewhere around Maryland an invisible line crosses the country: below it grits are considered essential for life, while above it they're banned as being unfit for human consumption.
  • huī yòu chǎn yú zhōng nán měi zhōu de liǎng zhǒng xiǎo xíng shí ròu bǔ rǔ dòng wù（ huī yòu shǔ qiǎn huī yòu huò bàn huī yòu）， máo huī bái， tǐ tài xiū cháng， tuǐ duǎn
    Either of two small carnivorous mammals(Galictis vittata or G. cuja) of Central and South America, having grizzled fur, a slender body, and short legs.
  • fú 'ěr nán duō xiàng shì zài shēn yín shìde tàn liǎo yī kǒu qì， yī xià zǐ fú zài liǎo zhuō zǐ shàng， bǎ liǎn mái zài liǎng zhǐ shǒu zhǎng lǐ。
    Fernand gave a groan, which resembled a sob, and dropped his head into his hands, his elbows leaning on the table.