色zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yī zhǒng yě shēng zǐ yuàn， tóu zhuàng huā xù， yòu dàn zǐ sè huò zǐ luó lán sè biān huā； shēngzhǎng zài jiā lì fú ní yà zhì yà lì sāng má hé yóu tā zhōu de duō yán shí de shā pō shàng。
    wild aster having grayish leafy stems and flower heads with narrow pale lavender or violet rayes; of rocky desert slopes California to Arizona and Utah.
  • tā duì tā liǎn shàng lù chū de zé bèi de shén sè gǎn dào jīng yà。
    She is astonished at the look of reproach on his face.
  • tā de yīnyuè gǎn rén zhì shēn， zú yǐ xǐ dí rén de xīn líng。 liú fāng de gǔ zhēng yǎn zòu yě fēi cháng chū sè 。 tā shǒu zhǐ rú cǐ qīng sōng zì rú dì zài qín xián shàng yōu měi dì tiào dòng fǎn yìng liǎo tā duō nián qín xué kǔ liàn de jiēguǒ。
    An extraordinary player as well, of the Guzheng, a Chinese zither, Liu Fang mesmerizes you with her delicate fingers that appear to prance, playing with an ease that is undoubtedly a result of years of intense training and keen discipline? This artist continues to astound and bewilder her public.
  • xǐ huān kàn féi zào jù de rén bù huì bào yuàn cān yì yuàn sī fǎ wěi yuán huì tīng zhèng huì bù néng tí gōng měi tiān de gǎn qíng cì jī。 zài sè qíng yǔ quán lì gù shì fāng miàn tā qǔ dài liǎo diàn shì tái。 duì diàn shì guān zhòng nà shì lìng rén 'ěr mù yī xīn de yī tiān， kě yǔ shuǐ mén shì jiàn pì měi。
    No soap opera fan can complain that the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings that usurped the network tales of sex and power could not deliver their daily emotional fix. It was an astounding day for television viewers, right up there with Watergate.
  • zhè zhǒng yǐn liào de yán sè ， yǐ jí xǔ duō wèi dào， tè bié shì sè wèi， dōushì yóu yú zhè xiē duō fēn huà hé wù de yuán gù， huò zhě shuō shì yóu yú tā men zài hóng chá zhōng de yǎng huà chǎn wù de zuò yòng。
    The color of the beverage and much of its taste, especially astringency, is attributed to these polyphenolic compounds, or to their oxidation products in black tea.
  • zhí lì wěi líng cài chǎn yú yà 'ōu dà lù de yī zhǒng cháng qīng zhí wù， wéi（ wěi líng cài shǔ zhí lì wěi líng cài）， huā huáng sè ， gēn chéng xiàn xíng
    A perennial Eurasian plant(Potentilla erecta) having yellow flowers and astringent roots.
  • ōu yà de yī zhǒng cǎo běn zhí wù， jù yòu huáng sè de huā， qí kǔ sè de gēn yǐ qián bèi yòng lái rù yào。
    hairy Eurasian plant with small yellow flowers and an astringent root formerly used medicinally.
  • quán cān yī zhǒng 'ōu yà chǎn duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí wù yuán suì liǎo， tōng cháng shēng yòu yuán zhù xíng suì zhuàng huā xù de fěn sè huā duǒ hé mín jiān yī xué zhōng yòng yú zhǐ xuè yào de gēn jīng
    A Eurasian perennial herb(Polygonum bistorta) having cylindrical spikes of usually pink flowers and a rhizome used as an astringent in folk medicine.
  • běi měi dōng bù de yī zhǒng yán líng cǎo， huā fěn hóng sè dào zǐ sè 、 yòu cōng chòu wèi， qí gēn jù yòu shōu liǎn xìng、 kě yòng zuò cuī chǎn jì。
    trillium of eastern North America having malodorous pink to purple flowers and an astringent root used in fold medicine especially to ease childbirth.
  • měi guó chóu lǐ běi měi zhōu de yī zhǒng qiáng wēi kē luò yè guàn mù huò xiǎo shù（ měi guó chóu lǐ）， kāi yòu xì cháng de yī cù cù xiǎo bái huā hé jié yòu shēn hóng sè dào jīhū hēi sè de wèi sè guǒ shí
    A deciduous North American shrub or small tree(Prunus virginiana) in the rose family, having elongate clusters of small white flowers and astringent, dark red to nearly black fruit.
  • ér chá sù shì lǜ chá yǐn liào lüè dài shōu liǎn xìng jīn shǔ wèi de zhù yào gēn yuán， yě yǔ zhí wù xìng shí pǐn de hè biàn hé qí tā lèi xíng de biàn sè yòu guān。
    The catechins are responsible for the slightly astringent, metallic taste of green tea beverage. They are involved also in browning and other types of discoloration in foods of plant origin.
  • āi lā tuō sè ní sī xī là shù xué jiā、 tiān wén xué jiā、 dì lǐ xué jiā， tā shè jì liǎo yī zhǒng shì jiè dì tú bìng tuī cè liǎo dì qiú de zhōu cháng jí dì qiú dào yuè qiú hé tài yáng de jù lí
    Greek mathematician, astronomer, and geographer who devised a map of the world and estimated the circumference of the earth and the distance to the moon and the sun.
  • jǐng dēng zài jǐng chē shàng wú shēng dì zhuàndòng zhe。 lìng rén bù 'ān de hóng lán sè shǎn guāng zhào liàng liǎo bái sè de huā yuán。
    The lights swirled silently atop the police and illuminated the white garden with an unearthly, blue-and-red glow.
  • yī zhǒng hú dié yù jīn xiāng， zài xì cháng de jīng gān shàng cháng zhe jǐ duǒ dà de、 shēn huáng sè de、 zhōng zhuàng huā， qí huā chéng cù shēng， lèi sì yú sǎn zhuàng huā xù； shēng cháng yú jiā lì fú ní yà hǎi 'àn dì qū。
    mariposa having umbel-like clusters of a few large deep yellow bell-shaped flowers atop slender stems; California coastal ranges.
  • yī zhǒng hú dié bǎi hé， zài duǎn cū 'ér zhí lì dídí jīng gān dǐng duān cháng zhe yóu yī zhì sān duǒ piào liàng de dīng xiāng zǐ sè huā gòu chéng de cù zhuàng sōng sàn de sǎn zhuàng huā xù； shēngzhǎng yú běi měi běi bù de gān hàn dì qū。
    mariposa having loose umbel-like clusters of 1-3 handsome lilac flowers atop stout erect stems; arid northwestern North America east of Cascade Mountains from southern British Columbia to northern California.
  • jù yòu jī shēng cǎo zhuàng yè， zài wú yè de jīng gān dǐng bù cháng zhe zhǎi de、 zhāng kāi de、 xīng xíng、 dàn jié huáng sè de huā； shēng cháng yú měi guó xī nán bù； zài běi měi shēngzhǎng de yī gè 'ān shòu shǔ de pǐn zhǒng。
    plant having basal grasslike leaves and a narrow open cluster of starlike yellowish-orange flowers atop a leafless stalk; southwestern United States; only species of Anthericum growing in North America.
  • běi měi de yī zhǒng pǔ tōng de yě cōng， jù yòu qiáng liè de cōng wèi， zài wú yè de jīng gān dǐng duān yòu yī gè fěn hóng sè huā de sǎn zhuàng huā xù； fēn bù yú bù liè diān gē lún bǐ yà shěng zhì jiā lì fú ní yà zhōu、 yà lì sāng nà zhōu、 huái 'é míng zhōu hé kē luó lā duō zhōu。
    a common North American wild onion with a strong onion odor and an umbel of pink flowers atop a leafless stalk; British Columbia to California and Arizona and east to Wyoming and Colorado.
  • gè zhǒng táng lèi shì rén tǐ néng liàng de jī běn lái yuán， tā men cānyù rén tǐ xīn chén dài xiè， qǐ zhe fènzǐ zhānhé jì de zuò yòng。 tā men fùzhuó zài gè zhǒng zǔ zhì dàn bái de 'ān jī zhōng， jiāo lián xíng chéng yī zhǒng yìng yìng de huáng hè sè hé chéng wù， yī bān chēng wéi gāo jù táng zuì zhōng chǎn wù (age)。
    Sugars are an essential source of energy, but once in circulation they can act as molecular glue, attaching themselves to the amino groups in tissue proteins and cross-linking them into hard yellow-brown compounds known as advanced glycation end products, or AGEs.
  • xì lǐ de yī gè jiǎo sè zhū bā jiè shuāng tuǐ bèi yāo guài jù diào hòu bù dé bù yòng yī míng nǚ zǐ de shuāng tuǐ qǔ 'ér dài zhī， tā yú shì dà shēng 'āi háo zì jǐ biàn chéng liǎo “ ā guān ” 〔 mǐn nán yǔ： jí nǚ xìng huà de nán rén 〕。 wǒ zài jīng yà zhī yú， yě bù jìn guǎn 'ěr。
    But I was stumped and at the same time tickled when one of the characters, Pigsy, lamented loudly that he had become an "Ah Kwa"(Fujian for aneffeminate man) after attaching a girl's legs to his body ashis own legs had been sawed off and thrown away by demons.
  • lín nuò suí jí yǒng gǎn dì duì xí jī tā de rén tí chū qiáng liè kòng sù， xiōng shǒu shì yǐ sè liè lǚ xíng shè de yī míng gōng zuò rén yuán， tā céng xiàng tā yù dìng qù luó mǎ de jī piào。
    Bravely, Linor went on to press charges against her attacker, an Israeli travel agent whom she had asked to book a flight to Rome.
  • tā chuānzhuó lán sè yī fú。
    He was attired in blue.
  • gōng tíng xiǎo chǒu chuān de zá sè cǎi yī
    The parti-colored attire of a court jester.
  • yòu gè rén tè sè de yī fú（ yóu qí shì zhè gè rén hěn guài yì）。
    a person's attire (especially if bizarre).
  • yī zhǒng tè sè xiān míng de fú shì（ zuò wéi shén zhí rén yuán chuān de fú shì）。
    a distinctive attire (as the costume of a religious order).
  • yòu guó jiā hé jiē jí tè sè de yī fú。
    the attire characteristic of a country or a time or a social class.
  • bù néng tǐ xiàn shí dài hé dì yù tè sè de guò qù mǒu gè shí qī nèi de yī fú。
    unusual or period attire not characteristic of or appropriate to the time and place.
  • shàng yuàn yì yuán men jiē zhe shēn sè dà lǐ fú cān jiā yì huì kāi mù shì。
    The Lords attired themselves in their dark ceremonial robes for the opening of Parliament.
  • guó wáng shēn zhe zhuān wèicǐ cì diǎn lǐ 'ér zhì zuò de huá lì de zǐ sè fú zhuāng， shàng miàn zhuì yòu xǔ duō zhū bǎo。
    The King was attired in a splendid purple dress with many jewels, made specially for the ceremony.
  • xiān yàn de yán sè xī yǐn yīng 'ér de zhù yì。
    Bright colours attract babies.
  • yàn huǒ shǐ jié rì de yè wǎn gèng jiā shēng sè 。
    Fireworks added to the attraction of the festival night.
  • zhè 'ér de jǐng sè zhēn shì tài mí rén liǎo。
    The scenery here is very attractive.
  • rèn hé yī zhǒng shǔ yú shù zǐ wǎn shǔ de dà duō zài 'ào dà lì yà de yòu zhe mí rén xíng zhuàng de guàn mù cóng， yóu yú qí měi lì de yòu shí shì fāng xiāng de cháng qīng shù yè 'ér zài zhí， hái yòu fú xiàn zhe bái sè 、 zǐ sè huò lán sè de chú jú huā。
    any of various mostly Australian attractively shaped shrubs of the genus Olearia grown for their handsome and sometimes fragrant evergreen foliage and profusion of daisy flowers with white or purple or blue rays.