zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yóu lián jiē chéng shū chū de chéng huò shù duàn
    Programs or data sections output by a linker.
  • shì lián zài de dòng zuò
    the act of linking things together.
  • lián jiē xìng de zài shén jīng bāo jìng shàng lián jiē liǎng shén jīng yuán de
    Linking two neurons in a neuronal pathway.
  • lián jiē liǎng jiào shuǐ de xiāng duì xiá zhǎi de shuǐ
    a relatively narrow body of water linking two larger bodies.
  • zài liè huò lián chuàn zhōng lián zài de xíng wéi
    the act of linking together as in a series or chain.
  • zài zuò jiàn zhù huò chuán zhǐ děng de nèi lián jiē tóng fáng jiān de zhǒng tōng xùn tǒng
    a communication system linking different rooms within a building or ship etc.
  • zài jiàn zhù huò chuán zhǐ děng de nèi lián jiē tóng fáng jiān de zhǒng diàn huà tǒng
    a telephone system linking different rooms in a building or ship etc.
  • qīng gànxiàn cǎi yòng shuāng céng jié gòu chéng fēn bāo kuò lián jiē qīng wān de qīng qiáokuà yuè wān de gāo jià dào cǎi yòng xié qiáo shè lián jiē wān shān de shuǐ mén qiáo
    The double-deck Lantau Link consists of the Tsing Ma Bridge linking Tsing Yi to Ma Wan; a viaduct over Ma Wan; and the cable-stayed Kap Shui Mun Bridge linking Ma Wan to Lantau.
  • men kāi shǐ xiū jiàn liǎng tiáo gōng zhè chuān shěng de zhù yào gōng wǎng lián jiē lái
    They have started building two roads linking this area with the main highway network in Sichuan.
  • héng wēn xiànděng wēn xiàn xiàng huò biǎo shàng suǒ huà de tiáo lián jié tóng wēn huò héng wēn diǎn de xiàn
    A line drawn on a weather map or chart linking all points of equal or constant temperature.
  • shòu dào jiàng chéng běn tóng shí yào qiú zēng jiā wǎng luò gōng néng de tōng guò gōng gòng shù wǎng xiāng liánnéng kuò zhuān yòng wǎng de fàn wéi
    Enterprises under pressure to cut costs -- while simultaneously increasing network capabilities -- can extend the reach of their private networks by linking with public data networks.
  • xml kuàng jià zhī chí lián jiē (web )、 dìng wèi gōng néng shàng xià wén xìn cóng 'ér shǐ kāi rén yuán néng gòu xùn kāi zuì gāo xiào de yìng yòng chéng
    The XML framework supports service linking (web services), location awareness, and context information to give developers the ability to quickly develop mobile applications with maximum efficiency.
  • xīn tiě gōng lián jiē chì ? jiǎo xīn chǎng zhōng huán de zhuān bàn kuài xiànzài chǎngqīng jiǔ lóng zhōng huán ( xiāng gǎng zhàn ) shè yòu chē zhàn
    It will have a dedicated express service linking the new airport at Chek Lap Kok and Central, with stations at Airport, Tsing Yi, Kowloon and Central (Hong Kong Station);
  • lián jiē lián yòng lái lián jiē de zhǒng zhuāng zhì
    A device that links or connects.
  • tiáo lián jiē liǎo xiē xīn chéng zhèn
    The road links the new towns.
  • huán lián dexiāng lián de lián jiē deyóu zhǐ yóu huò yóu huán lián jiē de
    Connected, especially by or as if by links.
  • tiě zhè liǎng chéng shì lián jiē lái
    The railway line links the two cities together.
  • zhè tiáo tiě zhè liǎng chéng zhèn lián jiē lái
    The railway line links the two towns together.
  • gòng yòng de qiáng jiāng lín jìn de liǎng suǒ fáng lián jiē lái
    A common wall links the house to its neighbour.
  • miàn xiàng lián jiē de wǎng luò jiàn zhù zhī jiān huò zhě yìng yòng chéng zhī jiān de liàn
    Connection-oriented nets establish specific links between hosts or applications.
  • zài jiāo huàn wǎng luò zhōng lián jiē rèn liǎng tiáo bàn tōng de zhǒng zhuāng zhì
    A device that links any two half-paths in a switching network.
  • dìng bān lún dūn quán guó fāng lián jiē liǎo lái
    Regular air traffic links London to the rest of the country.
  • dìng bān 'ān quán guó fāng lián jiē lái
    Regular air traffic links Xian to the rest of the country.
  • zuì chàng xiāo pǐn zuì chàng xiāo de chàngpiān huò pǐn de dāncháng the lián yòng
    A listing of best-selling recorded music or other items. Often used with the.
  • xiǎng jiě shì yòu shuō liǎo lián chuàn nán tīng de huà
    He tried to offer an explanation,but I just started in on a litany of nasty barbs.
  • shèn zhì lián māo diàn xiàng rén chū duō jiān ruì wèn -- fáng chòu de
    Even the cat litter sections poses a multitude of burning questions.Deodorized?
  • guǒ méi yòu 'ān dìng tuán jié de zhèng zhì miànzhè qiēdōu néng lián shēng dòng huó néng
    Without political stability and unity none of that will be possible -- and there will be no liveliness either.
  • dōng tiě xíng zǒu jiǔ lóng zhì xīn jièbìng tōng wǎng lián jiē zhōng guó nèi de luó biān jiè guǎn zhì zhàn
    East Rail connects Kowloon, through the New Territories, to the Lo Wu crossing to the Mainland.
  • suí zhe běn gǎng nèi de jīng shè huì lián mìqièguò jìng jiāo tōng de shù liàng zēngzhǎngluó shì qián wéi tōng wǎng nèi de tiě biān jiè tōng dàosuǒ chù de liàng jiē jìn bǎo zài píng 165000 rén gōng zhòng jiàqī zhōu gèng chāo guò měi 20 wàn rén de shuǐ píng
    Cross-boundary traffic has increased significantly over the years, with the growth in economic and social activities between Hong Kong and the Mainland. Lo Wu is currently the only rail crossing to the Mainland. It is operating at near to full capacity, handling some 165 000 passengers every weekday in 1998. The volume of passengers at Lo Wu may well exceed 200 000 during festive seasons and weekends.
  • lǎo wéi jiàn xiǎo shān shàng zhōu wéi zhuān qiángshì fěn lǐng lóng yuè tóu dèng shì jiā suǒ jiàn de tiáo wéi cūn lián tóng hòu zài nèi xīng jiàn de lìng wài 10 tiáo cūn luò chēng " wéi liù cūn "。
    Lo Wai, built on a small hill and enclosed by brick walls on four sides, was the first walled village established by the Tang clan of Lung Yeuk Tau, Fanling. Ten other villages were subsequently established in the same area. Together, they are commonly known as Five Wais and Six Tsuens.
  • " zhè zhì shàng de zhù yào wén zhāng fèi huà lián piān , shǐ zhě shī suǒ wàng。 "
    "To the reader's disappointment, the leading article in this issue of the magazine is a load of rubbish."
  • zhǒng cāo zuò shùshǐ suàn chéng de huì biānzhuāng zhí xíng lián jìn xíng
    An operation technique in which there are no stops between the assembling, loading and execution of a computer program.