zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiàn zài shì shèng dàn jié qián de xīng shǎn shǎn guāng de shèng dàn shù xià jīng duī mǎn liǎo
    It was the week before Christmas,and presents were piling up beneath their sparkling tree.
  • mín zài dào liǎo xīn guó jiā de tóu xīng cháng cháng liàn
    Emigrants are often pining for home within weeks of arriving in their new country.
  • 'ér jīhū yòu xīng wèitā zhǐ de māo 'ér mèn mèn
    My son has been pining over his dead cat for nearly a week now.
  • zhè hái wéi de māo shāng xīn duō xīng liǎo
    The girl had been pining over her dead cat for more than a week now.
  • cèng cèng zuò xiàng gōng zuò jīng 1 duō xīng liǎo
    He has been pissing around with the task for more than one week.
  • qiú shì xíng xīng
    The Earth is a planet.
  • xīng shì tài yáng de liù xíng xīng
    Saturn is the planet sixth in order from the sun.
  • yòu guān xíng xīng yùn dòng de de dìng : lián jiē xíng xīng tài yáng de zhí xiàn dìng zài tóng yàng shí jiān nèi sǎo guò tóng yàng miàn
    a law concerning the speed at which planets travel; a line connecting a planet to the sun will sweep out equal areas in equal times.
  • men zhè xíng xīng shì hěn hǎo de xíng xīng
    Our planet is a very good planet.
  • jīn xīng shì xíng xīng
    Venus is a planet.
  • jīn xīng shì xíng xīng
    The Venus is the planet.
  • xíng xīng dewèi xīng wéi rào xíng xīng yùn zhuǎn de tiān rán wèi xīng
    A natural satellite revolving around a planet.
  • míng wáng xīng de shǔ huò guān míng wáng xīng de
    Of or relating to the planet Pluto.
  • hēiméi yòu yuè liàng de wǎnméi yòu guāng liàng de xíng xīng
    the dark moonless night; a moonless planet.
  • héng xīng huò xíng xīng xié 'è de yǐng xiǎng
    An evil influence of a star or planet.
  • xuān chēng xiàn liǎo xīn de xíng xīng
    He claims to have discovered a new planet.
  • rén lèi zài zhè xīng qiú shàng de zǎo jiē duàn
    The beginnings of human life on this planet.
  • xīng qiú shàng yòu zhì huì shēng mìng de zhǎn
    The development of conscious life on the planet.
  • shè dào qiú huò xíng xīng de tài yáng shè
    The solar radiation striking Earth or another planet.
  • men jiā shēng huó zài tóng xīng qiú shàng
    We all share one and the same planet.
  • huǒ shān quē kǒu bié de xíng xīng biǎo miànxiàng shìde kāi kǒu
    A similar opening on the surface of another planet.
  • bào dǎo xiàn xīn xíng xīng
    The discovery of a new planet has been reported.
  • xíng xīng de chǎngwéi rào xíng xīng de fēn zhōng dài diàn gèng duō cóng xíng xīng de chǎng 'ér shì tài yáng chǎng
    the magnetic field of a planet; the volume around the planet in which charged particles are subject more to the planet's magnetic field than to the solar magnetic field.
  • jīn xīng de shǔ guān huò yòu jīn xīng de zhēng de
    Of, relating to, or characteristic of the planet Venus.
  • men zhù de qiú shì měi de xīng qiú
    The earth on whith we live is a beautiful planet.
  • hūn xīng cháng gēng xīng bàng wǎn shí chū xiàn de xíng xīng jīn xīng
    The planet Venus in its appearance as the evening star.
  • chén xīng jīn xīng zǎo chén de xīng xīng chū xiàn
    The planet Venus in its appearance as the morning star.
  • tài tǎn xīng xīng zuì jìn de xīng wèi xīng
    The satellite of Saturn that is closest to the planet.
  • lán tiān wáng xīng zuì jìn de tiān wáng xīng wèi xīng
    The satellite of Uranus that is closest to the planet.
  • tuō wèi xīng xīng zuì liàng de wèi xīng zhī shì xīng liù yuǎn de wèi xīngzuì chū wéi lüè suǒ xiàn shì zuì de xíng xīng wèi xīng
    One of the four brightest satellites of Jupiter and the sixth in distance from the planet. Originally sighted by Galileo, it is the largest planetary satellite.
  • zhèng xiàng xíng xīng wéi rào tài yáng zhuǎn yàngxíng xīng bān de diàn bèi rèn wéi shì wéi zhe yuán zhuǎn de
    Just as the planets revolve about the sun, planetary electrons are thought of as revolving about the nucleus.
  • diàn fǎn shè zhuāng zhì diàn duàn néng gòu shòu 'ài chuān guò xíng xīng céng de zhǒng diàn pín shuài fàn wéi
    A range of electromagnetic frequencies that pass unobstructed through a planetary atmosphere.