南zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhōng guó wài xiāo chǎn pǐn xiāng dāng duō de hé dōng nán yà de chǎn pǐn chóngfù， jīng jì xíng tài yě yòu hěn duō xiāng sì zhī chù（ rú dà jiādōu yòu hěn duō láo dòng mì jí xíng de jiā gōng chū kǒu qǐ yè）， zhōng guó rù shì mào hòu， wài zī huó lì bì rán dà zēng， dōng nán yà zhū guó yào hé zhōng guó jìng zhēng， qǐ bù shì gèng wéi chī lì？
    China's exports are similar to those of South-east Asia, and its labour-intensive and export-oriented industries more or less duplicate those of the region. So, with a China made economically stronger by its impending WTO membership, South-east Asian countries will surely have a tougher competitor to cope with.
  • měi guó dōng nán bù de yī zhǒng cháng lǜ xiǎo guàn mù huò qiáo mù； jīng cháng xíng chéng jīhū mì bù kě rù de guàn mù cóng。
    small evergreen shrub or tree of southeastern United States; often forms almost impenetrable thickets in sandy coastal areas.
  • cóng kǎo gǔ xué de jiǎo dù lái shuō， xiāng gǎng zhǐ shǔ guǎng kuò huá nán wén huà lǐng yù de yī xiǎo bù fēn， ér dà jiā duì zhè gè lǐng yù suǒ zhī réng shǔ yòu xiàn。
    Archaeologically, Hong Kong is but a tiny part of the far greater cultural sphere of South China, itself as yet imperfectly known.
  • lán cǎo yīnyuè yī zhǒng qǐ yuán yú měi guó nán fāng de mín jiān yīnyuè， tōng cháng yòng bān zhuó qín huò jí tā yǎn zòu， tè sè wéi yīnyuè qīng kuài hé xiàng jué shì lè nà yàng jí xīng yǎn zòu
    A type of folk music that originated in the southern United States, typically played on banjos and guitars and characterized by rapid tempos and jazzlike improvisation.
  • lín shí dā qǐ de bìnàn péng miàn cháo nán 。
    The improvised shelters make front to the south.
  • wèi yú huá shèng dùn zhōu xī nán bù de huó huǒ shān。
    an active volcano in the Cascade Range in southwestern Washington state; erupted violently in 1980 after 123 years of inactivity.
  • qí chǔ yà rén nán měi yìn dì 'ān mín zú de yī yuán， zuì chū zǔ chéng liǎo yìn jiā dì guó de tǒng zhì jiē jí
    A member of a South American Indian people originally constituting the ruling class of the Inca empire.
  • nán měi xī bù yī gè gòng hé guó； cóng gōng yuán shì jì dào shì jì shì yìn jiā dì guó de zhōng xīn。
    a republic in western South America; was the heart of the Inca empire from the 12th to 16th centuries.
  • chǎn zì měi guó xī nán bù hé mò xī gē běi bù de guàn mù， jīng róu ruò， yè xiǎo 'ér mì、 lán lǜ sè， huā huáng sè； tā shēng chǎn yī zhǒng shù zhī， yòng lái zuò xiāng、 mín jiān yào cái hé qīng qī。
    fragrant rounded shrub of southwestern United States and adjacent Mexico having brittle stems and small crowded blue-green leaves and yellow flowers; produces a resin used in incense and varnish and in folk medicine.
  • cǐ wài gè dì de xiǎo jìn lìng hái hěn duō， rú lǐ líng jìn nuó shén yóu xiāng， jìn mǎi nán huò zhāi guǒ sòng qíng， jìn zhōng yuán shāo yī bāo， jìn xīn chūn tiē ruì qiān。
    Besides these, many other minor prohibitions have been introduced in various places, such as the Liling prohibitions on incense-burning processions to propitiate the god of pestilence, on buying preserves and fruit for ritual presents, burning ritual paper garments during the Festival of Spirits and pasting up good-luck posters at the New Year.
  • zuò zhě yǐ qīn shēn de jīng yàn， zhuī yì pān lǎo rú hé zài jí kùn nán de qíng kuàng xià， jī lì xué shēng， zhì lì shǐ nán dà shàng guǐ dào。
    In this article,the writer recounts his personal encounter with the man who did his utmost to boost the morale of the students and to get the University going during its inception.
  • wéi wǎn nán shì biàn fā biǎo de mìng lìng hé tán huà
    ORDER AND STATEMENT ON THE SOUTHERN ANHWEI INCIDENT
  • qí zhōng《 nán jīng tiáo yuē》、《 mǎ guān tiáo yuē》、《 xīn chǒu tiáo yuē》 děng 8 gè bù píng děng tiáo yuē jiù lè suǒ péi kuǎn 19.53 yì liǎng bái yín， xiāng dāng yú qīng zhèng fǔ 1901 nián shōu rù de 16 bèi。
    Through the Sino-British Treaty of Nanking, the Sino-Japanese Treaty of Shimonoseki, the International Protocol of 1901 and five other such treaties alone, 1,953 million taels of silver in indemnity were extorted, 16 times the 1901 revenue of the Qing government.
  • zài nán hǎi yòu quǎn yá jiāo cuò de hǎi 'àn xiàn。
    There are long indented coastlines in the South Sea.
  • bìlǔ de nán měi yìn dì 'ān rén。
    a member of a South American Indian Indian people in Peru.
  • nán měi yìn dì 'ān yǔ xì de yī gè fēn zhī。
    a family of South American Indian languages.
  • bù lú míng dùn yìn dì 'ān nà zhōu zhōng nán bù chéng shì， zài yìn dì 'ān nà bō lì sī chéng xī nán piān nán 。 yìn dì 'ān nà dà xué（ jiàn yú 1820 nián） zuò luò zài zhè lǐ。 rén kǒu 60， 633
    A city of south-central Indiana south-southwest of Indianapolis. Indiana University(established1820) is located here. Population,60, 633.
  • wǎ bó shí hé měi guó zhōng dōng bù hé liú， fā yuán yú xī 'é hài 'é zhōu， liú chéng yuē 764 gōng lǐ（ 475 yīng lǐ）， xiàng xī nán kuà guò yìn dì 'ān nà zhōu zài xiàng nán zài yìn dì 'ān nà － yī lì nuò jiāo jiè zhù rù 'é hài 'é hé
    A river of the east-central United States rising in western Ohio and flowing about764 km(475 mi) generally southwest across Indiana and southward on the Indiana-Illinois border to the Ohio River.
  • āi 'ěr kè hā tè yìn dì 'ān nà zhōu běi bù nán běn dé yǐ dōng yī chéng shì， jiàn yú 1824 nián。 rén kǒu 43， 627
    A city of northern Indiana east of South Bend. It was settled in1824. Population,43, 627.
  • wǎ 'ěr pà lāi suǒ yìn dì 'ān nà xī běi bù de yī zuò chéng shì， wèi yú gài lǐ dōng nán bù， tā shì yī gè zhì zào hé jiào yù zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 24， 414
    A city of northwest Indiana southeast of Gary. It is a manufacturing and educational center. Population,24, 414.
  • hēng tíng dùn měi guó yìn dì 'ān nà zhōu dōng běi bù chéng shì， wèi yú wéi 'ēn bǎo shì xī nán 。 wéi yī mào yì hé gōng yè zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 16， 389
    A city of northeast Indiana southwest of Fort Wayne. It is a trade and industrial center. Population,16, 389.
  • huò bā tè měi guó yìn dì 'ān nà zhōu xī běi bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú jiā lǐ chéng dōng nán bù。 zhù yào wéi zhù zhái qū， bìng yòu duō zhǒng qīng gōng yè。 rén kǒu 21， 822
    A city of northwest Indiana southeast of Gary. Mainly residential, it also has varied light industries. Population,21, 822.
  • lā bō tè měi guó yìn dì 'ān nà zhōu xī běi bù de yī zuò chéng shì， wèi yú nán běn dé xī nán piān xī。 yú 1832 nián jiàn lì， shì yī gè zhì zào zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 21， 507
    A city of northwest Indiana west-southwest of South Bend. Settled in1832, it is a manufacturing center. Population,21, 507.
  • gē shān měi guó yìn dì 'ān nà zhōu de běi bù yī chéng shì， nán běn dé shì de dōng nán fāng piān dōng。 tā shì nóng yè qū de zhì zào yè zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 23， 797
    A city of northern Indiana east-southeast of South Bend. It is a manufacturing center in a farming region. Population,23, 797.
  • tè léi huò tè měi guó yìn dì 'ān nà zhōu xī bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú wǎ bó shí hé shàng yìn dì 'ān nà bō lì sī xī nán piān xī。 shǐ jiàn yú 1811 nián， dāng shí wéi hā lǐ sēn bǎo， xiàn wéi shāng yè jí gōng yè zhōng xīn hé yìn dì 'ān nà zhōu lì dà xué suǒ zài dì（ jiàn yú 1865 nián）。 rén kǒu 57， 483
    A city of western Indiana on the Wabash River west-southwest of Indianapolis. Founded as Fort Harrison in1811, it is a commercial and industrial center and the seat of Indiana State University(established1865). Population,57, 483.
  • mài 'ā mì rén yuán wèi yú wēi sī kāng xīng zhōu gé lín bèi yī dài dì qū de tǔ zhù měi zhōu rén， hòu lái xǔ duō bù luò dìng jū zài nán mì zhí 'ān zhōu， běi 'é hài 'é， yìn dì 'ān nà hé yī lì nuò zhōu děng dì， xiàn zài rén kǒu jū zhù zài yìn dì 'ān nà zhōu běi bù hé 'é kè lā hé mǎ zhōu dōng běi bù
    A Native American people originally of the Green Bay area of Wisconsin, with various groups later inhabiting parts of southern Michigan and northern Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Present-day populations are in northern Indiana and northeast Oklahoma.
  • nán běn dé měi guó yìn dì 'ān nà zhōu běi bù de yī gè chéng shì， kào jìn yǔ mì xiē gēn zhōu jiē jiè chù， wèi yú wéi 'ēn bǎo de xī běi bù。 1820 nián zài cǐ jiàn lì liǎo yī gè pí huò mào yì gǎng kǒu。 rén kǒu 105， 511
    A city of northern Indiana near the Michigan border northwest of Fort Wayne. A fur-trading post was established here in1820. Population,105, 511.
  • xīn sài měi guó yìn dì 'ān nà zhōu zhōng dōng bù chéng shì， wèi yú màn xī nán bù。 tā shì nóng yè dì qū de mào yì zhōng xīn。 zài zhè gè dì qū yòu hěn duō shǐ qián xiǎo shān。 rén kǒu 17， 753
    A city of east-central Indiana south of Muncie. It is a trade center in an agricultural region. There are prehistoric mounds in the area. Population,17, 753.
  • āi wén sī wēi yìn dì 'ān nà zhōu zuì xī nán duān de yī gè chéng shì， tā wèi yú 'é hài 'é hé pàn hé kěn tǎ jī zhōu biān jiè chù。 tā shì méi tàn、 shí yóu de huò yùn hé shāng yè zhōng xīn， tóng shí yě wéi yī nóng chǎng qū。 rén kǒu 126， 272
    A city of extreme southwest Indiana on the Ohio River and the Kentucky border. It is the shipping and commercial center for a coal, oil, and farm region. Population,126, 272.
  • chǎn yú dōng nán yà hé yìn dù dōng bù； shì jiè shàng zuì dà de shé。
    of southeast Asia and East Indies; the largest snake in the world.
  • fó luó lǐ dá hé xī yìn dù qún dǎo zhì zhōng měi zhōu hé nán měi zhōu de lù shēng jué lèi zhí wù。
    terrestrial ferns of Florida and West Indies to Central and South America.
  • zài xī fēi、 hǎi dì hé měi guó nán bù děng dì fú dū jiào chóng bài de shé shén。
    a god of voodoo cults of African origin worshipped especially in W Indies.