zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • sēn lín zhōng de dòng lín jiān xiǎo jìng
    Woods animals; a woods path.
  • zài sēn lín zhōng cǎi chū tiáo xiǎo
    beat a path through the forest.
  • men zhěng shàng dōuzài lín zhōng xiǎo jìng shàng màn
    They spent the morning-bling woodland paths.
  • zhè xiē xiǎo chuān guò sōng lín ér zhí shàng dào shān shàng de
    The paths ascended through pine woods to the mountain lake.
  • lěi yuàn zǒng dǎo yǎn chá 'ěr · lín è shuō zài guò nián rèn jiàn rén shì wèn dōuméi yòu xiàng jiě jué de wèn yàng hào fèi liǎo zhè me duō de shí jiān jīng
    “ Over the last few years, there hasn't been a single personnel matter that's taken as much time and energy as Patrick's drug problem,” says Charles Dillingham, executive director of ART.
  • lín dìng yòu shénme xīn shì de cuò hěn duō
    Pauline must have had an off day; her typing is full of mistakes.
  • gēn lín dùn zǒng tǒng jiě shì shuō chuān de shì tào 'ào shì de wěi bàn zhèng shì nán shì wǎn -- tiáo wén yǐng shè men de xíng shì chuán tǒng”。
    He explained to President Clinton that his was an Australian tux--the pinstripes alluded to "our penal heritage."
  • sēn lín zhōng màn zhe shù zhī shù shāo jiāo de wèi
    A smell of burnt branches and leaves penetrated the woods.
  • yuè sēn lín zhōng shēng de yín lián huā míng shí fēn zuì hòu tàng mǎn zài cǎo de chē xíng jìn zài xiǎo shàng shí jiǎn zhí biàn rèn chū de shēn yǐngnóng men zhèng gǎn zhe shǐ xiàng nóng zhuāngrán 'ér zuì wēi miào qìn rén fèi dòng rén xīn xián de hái shì qiū huáng hūn shí fēn niǎo niǎo shēng de chái yān de wèiyuǎn zài wàn nián qiándāng men de xiān zuò wéi yóu mín hái yóu zài 'ōu zhōu de sēn lín yuán de shí hòudāng men dài zhe tiān shōu huò lái de cǎo liào huí jiā de shí hòu men kěn dìng kàn dào guò chái de qīng yān
    The wild anemones in the woods in April, the last load at night of hay being drawn down a lane as the twilight com es on, when you can scarcely distinguish the figures of the horses as they take it home to the farm, and above all, most subtle, most penetrating and most movin g, the smell of wood smoke coming up in an autumn evening, that wood smoke that our ancestors, tens of thousands of years ago, must have caught on the air when they were coming home with the results of the day's forage, when they were still namads, and they were still roaming the forests and the plains of the continent of Europe.
  • yòu gěi liǎo zhēn pán lín
    He gave me a second shot of penicillin.
  • zhè nán hái bèi zhù liǎo pán lín
    The boy was injected with penicillin.
  • pán lín gài shì 'èr shí shì xué shàng zuì wěi de xiàn
    Penicillin is arguably the greatest medical discovery of the twentieth century.
  • gōng shì jià gōng yìng jīn méi pán lín děng yào pǐn wéi zhuān
    We specialize in supply streptmycin, penicillin and other pharmacopoeia material below market price.
  • zài 1941 niánzhèng shì xuān gào pán lín 'ān quán yòng zhì liáo rén bìngbìng jìn xíng liàng shēng chǎncóng 'ér jiàng liǎo chéng běn
    In 1941 penicillin was declared safe for use on humans, and it was produced in quantity and became cheaper.
  • qīng méi pán lín zhǒng cóng qīng méi jūn huò rén gōng chéng qīng méi jūn zhōng liàn de guǎng kàng shēng néng zuì yòu xiào fáng zhì lán shì yáng xìng jūn qiě guǎng fàn yùn yòng zhǒng chuán rǎn bìng bìng de zhì liáo zhōng
    Any of a group of broad-spectrum antibiotic drugs obtained from penicillium molds or produced synthetically, most active against gram-positive bacteria and used in the treatment of various infections and diseases.
  • lín fěi 'ěr měi guó bīn dōng nán chéng shìshì fèi chéng de jiāo rén kǒu 24, 160
    A community of southeast Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia. Population,24, 160.
  • shù lín zhōng de hóu qún
    the monkey people of the forest
  • lín yóu zhōu shì rèn yán rǎn liǎo de -- duì zhè diǎn , jīhū yòu diǎn xìng zāi huò
    Green and Utah are full-color proof -- and in that,I can almost take a perverse comfort.
  • sēn lín bìng chóng hài fáng zhì chéng xiào 2001 niánsēn lín bìng chóng hài fáng zhì gōng zuò míng xiǎn chéng xiào
    Achievements of forest Pests Prevention In 2001, obvious achievements were made in the forest pest prevention. The monitoring and quarantine is enhanced; the expansion of the old pest affected areas is under control;
  • 'èr shí 'èr tiáo  lín zhù guǎn mén zhì sēn lín bìng chóng hài fáng zhì gōng zuò
    Article 22 The competent forest authorities at various levels shall be responsible for the organization of the work of forest insect pest prevention.
  • měi guó qián zǒng tǒng 'ěr · lín dùn zài tóng · lāi wēn de fēi wén huǎng yán céng jīng chòu míng zhāo zhùdàn shì zǎo zhī qián de xiē zhān huā cǎo de měi guó zǒng tǒng men wèishénme jiù cóng lái méi yòu zài zhè zhǒng wèn shàng huǎng jiù shì yīn wéi cóng lái méi yòu rén jiù yòu guò zhì wèn
    Bill Clinton famously lied about his affair with Monica Lewinsky, while earlier philandering U.S. presidents never had to lie about their affairs, because nobody ever asked.
  • lín zhǒng lín shǔ dài měi zhōu pān zhí duō dāng zuò shì nèi pén zāi zhí zāi péi
    Any of various climbing tropical American plants of the genus Philodendron, many of which are cultivated as houseplants.
  • lín zhé xué xiǎng
    philosophical thought of S.V.Stalin
  • xiāo chóngqìng 'ānguì lín děng de jūn bàn shì chùdài zhōu 'ēn lái jiàn yīngdǒng dèng yíng chāo zhū rén
    To close down the liaison offices of the Eighth Route Army in Chungking, Sian and Kweilin, and arrest Chou En-lai, Yeh Chien-ying, Tung Pi-wu and Teng Ying-chao.
  • chuān cǎi de chuī rén shǐ hàn lín zhèn suǒ yòu de hái gēn zhe zǒu
    The Pied piper had all the children of Hamlin on his heels.
  • lín wéi 'ěr měi guó nán luó lái zhōu běi chéng shìwèi lún běizuò luò zài méng shān gāo yuán shàngkào jìn lán lǐngshǐ jiàn 1797 nián jīn shì zhì zào zhōng xīn jiǎ shèng rén kǒu 58, 282
    A city of northwest South Carolina northwest of Columbia. Located in the Piedmont near the Blue Ridge, it was laid out in1797 and is today a resort and manufacturing center. Population,58, 282.
  • 1987 nián zhōng guó lín cān jiā cháo jìn de yuē yòu 1500 rén, 1988 nián wéi 1100 rén, 1989 nián wéi 2400 rén, 1990 nián wéi 1480 rén, 1991 nián wéi 1517 rén
    In recent years the annual number of pilgrims has surpassed 1,000 -- 1,500 in 1987, 1,100 in 1988, 2,400 in 1989, 1,480 in 1990, and 1,517 in 1991.
  • sān guó yǎn 》(《 yóu 》《 lín wài shǐ》)
    read romance of the three kingdom( pilgrimage to the west, the scholar)
  • shí nián dài láizhōng guó mài jiā cháo jìn de lín yòu 4 wàn duō rén
    Since the 1980s the number of Chinese Moslems going to Mecca on pilgrimages has exceeded 40,000.
  • suí zhe rén mín shēng huó shuǐ píng de gāoyòu shù wàn lín mài jiā cháo jìn
    tens of thousands of Muslims have made pilgrimages to Mecca as their living standards have improved;
  • 1955 nián láichúwén huà mìng jiān zhī wàizhōng guó lín mài jiā cháo jìn de huó dòng cóng wèi tíng zhǐ guò
    Since 1955, excluding the "cultural revolution" period, the Chinese Muslims have never stopped their pilgrimages to Mecca.
  • tǒng cóng 1955 nián dào 1990 nián mài jiā cháo jìn de zhōng guó lín yòu 1.1 wàn duō rénshì jiàn guó qián zhōng guó zhōu lín mài jiā cháo jìn zǒng rén shù de shí bèijìn nián láiměi nián cháo jìn de rén shù dōuzài qiān rén shàng
    Between 1955 and 1990 more than 11,000 Chinese Muslims participated in the Mecca pilgrimages, several dozen times the total before the founding of New China.