zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhǒng měi de guàn kāi yàn de jié zhì fēi hóng huò shēn hóng de huāchǎn cóng luó yìn dào de
    handsome shrub with showy orange to scarlet or crimson flowers; Florida and West Indies to Mexico and Brazil.
  • měi guó zhōng de duō máo de duō nián shēng de zhí yòu yuán de shēn shēn zhuàng de de shēn hóng huò yīng táo hóng huā de kuān sōng de yuán zhuī huā
    hairy perennial of central United States having round deeply-lobed leaves and loose panicles of large crimson-purple or cherry-red flowers.
  • yóu cháng yòu bái róng máo de piàn guāng liàng de shēn hóng huā ér bèi guǎng fàn zhòngzhí de 'ōu zhōu dōng nán yuán lín zhí
    an old cottage garden plant of southeastern Europe widely cultivated for its attractive white woolly foliage and showy crimson flowers.
  • zhǒng yòng guān shǎng de dài měi zhōu qiáo , èr huí zhuàng , huā shēn hóng de xióng ruǐ , chéng qiú xíng huā , jiá guǒ tián guǒ ròu , gōng niú chī
    large ornamental tropical American tree withbipinnate leaves and globose clusters of flowers with crimson stamens and sweet-pulp seed pods eaten by cattle.
  • ǎi xiǎo de diàn zhuàng zhí huā méi guī zhì hóng zhōng mài zài hòu biàn chéng chǎn měi guó de nán
    low cushion-forming plant with rose to crimson-magenta flowers and leaf midribs that persist as spines when the leaves die; southwestern United States.
  • dài zhōu 'ào běi zhǒng zhōngxiǎo xíng duō de shùkāi nóng chéng chuàn de xīng hóng huò shēn hóng de huājié hēi zhǒng
    small to medium-sized thorny tree of tropical Asia and northern Australia having dense clusters of scarlet or crimson flowers and black seeds.
  • sǎn xíng huā zhǒng shí huā huā shǔ zhí yuán chǎn 'ōu zhōu zhōng hǎi yīn bái fěn hóngshēn hóng huò de xiān yàn huā 'ér guǎng fàn zāizhòng
    Any of several plants of the genus Iberis in the mustard family, native to Europe and the Mediterranean region and widely cultivated for their showy clusters of white, pink, crimson, or purple flowers.
  • 'ài wēn shí huàn shàng gǎn mào 'ài huā bàn xiǎo shí diǎn fèn sān míng zhì 'ài zhù shì fēng shí lüè wēi zhòu de 'ài gòng tiān hòu rán wén dào shàng de xiāng shuǐ wèi 'ài shì shēn shuì qián zuì hòu wèi qīng de duì xiàng
    I love that you get cold when it's71 degrees out. I love that it takes you an hour and a half to order a sandwich .I love that you get a little crinkle above your nose when you're looking at me like I'm nuts.I love that after I spend the day with you I can still smell your perfume on my clothes. And I love that you are the last person I want to talk to before I go to sleep at night.
  • bèi yóu liǎng céng zhì zhōng jiān de céng mián huāyáng máo máo huò róng zhì chéng de chuáng zhào huò tǎn tōng cháng zhǒng zhuāng shì xìng de shí zhēn jiǎo jǐn féng zài
    A coverlet or blanket made of two layers of fabric with a layer of cotton, wool, feathers, or down in between, all stitched firmly together, usually in a decorative crisscross design.
  • zhī dào yòu mǎi liǎo liàng chēzhì shǎo huā hěn duō qián zài liàng jiù néng zài yòng de chē shàng liǎo !
    I see you've got another car. At least you didn't have to pay much for that old crock!
  • chú diào kàn shàng hěn yòu de diāo huā shǒu wàixiāng miàn zhuāng mǎn liǎo táo hěn duō suì liǎo
    Apart from an interesting-looking carved dagger, the box was full of crockery, much of it broken.
  • fān hóng huā chūn tiān de shǐ zhě
    The crocus and other messengers of spring.
  • bào chūn huā shì chūn tiān de zhào
    The crocus is a herald of spring.
  • fān hóng huā rèn zhǒng zhí fān hóng huā
    Any of several other plants, such as the autumn crocus.
  • yīn wéi tiān hán lěngjīn nián cáng hóng huā kāi wǎn
    The crocus come out late this year because of the cold weather.
  • jiù de zhǒng cáng hóng huā yòu huò bái de huā
    Old World crocus having purple or white flowers with aromatic pungent orange stigmas used in flavoring food.
  • xià zhí zhǒng tōng guò xià lín jīngkuài jīng huò qiú jīng shàng de fán zhí de duō nián shēng zhí cáng hóng huā huò jīn xiāng
    A perennial plant, such as a crocus or tulip, propagated by buds on underground bulbs, tubers, or corms.
  • qiú jīng zhǒng duǎn hòu 'ér jiān yìng de chǔ cún shí de xià jīngyòu shí yòu zhǐ de lín zhuàng piàn cáng hóng huā huò táng chāng
    A short, thick, solid, food-storing underground stem, sometimes bearing papery scale leaves, as in the crocus or gladiolus.
  • cáng hóng huā rèn zhǒng chǎn 'ōu de cáng hóng huā shǔ cǎo běn zhí shēng yòu cǎo zhuàng de cháng kāi xuàn duō cǎi de huā duǒ
    Any of various perennial Eurasian herbs of the genus Crocus, having grasslike leaves and showy, variously colored flowers.
  • zāng hóng huā shǔ zhōng zhòng duō de huǎn màn shēngzhǎng de zhí zhōng de rèn zhǒng yòu cháng de xiàn xíng bái huáng huò de huāzhù yào chǎn zhōng hǎi
    any of numerous low-growing plants of the genus Crocus having slender grasslike leaves and white or yellow or purple flowers; native chiefly to the Mediterranean region but widely cultivated.
  • dǎo yóu : xiè xièzhè shì huā gǎng guān zài biān néng kàn dào piàn de huā suí zhe wēi fēng bié zài luò shí huī gěi yún cǎi gòu chū jīn biān jiù gèng měi liǎo men yīn chēng wéi yuàn fēng
    Thank you . Here is Fish Wonder at Huagang Crook and over there you can see miles of lotus flowers dance in the breeze as sunset glow fringes the clouds. So we call it lotus in the Breeze near Quyuan Garden.
  • huā huā gōng jiè lái liǎo jiàn yàn wěi dào wān bǐng shǒu zhàng
    That bit of haw-haw has borrowed a swallow tail coat and a crooked stick.
  • qiáng shàng de huā zhuān wāi liǎoyīn jué dìng chāi diào zhòng
    The tile I put on my wall are all crooked so I've decided to take them down and start from scratch.
  • mián huā zuò zhè zhǒng zhí de chǎn pǐn
    The crop of these plants.
  • duō nóng jiā xué huì liǎo mián huā zhāi zǎo lěidào mài jiànzuò gàishēng tài yǎng zhí huà zāi péiguǒ shù gāo jiē huàn tóu děng xiàng xīn shùchuàng zào liǎo guān de jīng xiào
    Many women learned to use variety of new techniques, such as picking cotton buds early, intercropping of rice and wheat, cropping the grain covered with film, fish feeding and poultry raising in an ecological way, space-saving planting as well as fruit tree top grafting. They have made great economic result.
  • tiào sān jiù kuà guò liǎo huā yuán .
    He crossed the garden in three leaps.
  • cǎo zhàn xiān huā de
    The weeds crowded out the flowers.
  • yóu zhòng de chéng jiù 'ér bèi shòu jiǎng de rén shuō chéng shì tóu shàng dài guì guān huā juàn de rén
    someone honored for great achievements; figuratively someone crowned with a laurel wreath.
  • gāi xiàng yǎn chū shǐ wǎn huì jǐn shàng tiān huā .
    The performance provided the crowning touch to the evening's entertainments.
  • suǒ yòu yòu xìng wèi dào de shí huā zhí
    pungent leaves of any of numerous cruciferous herbs.
  • yún tái shǔ shí huā zhōng de rèn zhǒng zhí
    any of several cruciferous plants of the genus Brassica.
  • luóbo shǔ de shí huā zhí yòu xīn de shí de gēn
    a cruciferous plant of the genus Raphanus having a pungent edible root.