zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yào huā hǎo duō qián de háng xíng
    A cruise that cost an arm and a leg.
  • huā shēng niǎn suìzhè yàng nǎi nǎi cái néng chī diǎn
    Crumble the peanuts up so that Granny can have some.
  • yīng rèn zhǒng yīng shǔ zhí shēng yòu xià chuí de huā bāo piàn huā bàn jǐn 'āi zài kāi hóng jié huáng huò bái huā duǒyòu nǎi zhuàng guǒ zhī shuò guǒ huì tōng guò kǒng 'ér kāi liè
    Any of numerous plants of the genus Papaver, having nodding buds with four crumpled petals, showy red, orange, or white flowers, a milky juice, and capsules that dehisce through terminal pores.
  • bié zhè zhǐ xiāng huài biān zhuāng de shì huā
    Do not crush this box , it has flowers in it.
  • rén zào shí yòng huā gǎng yán suì xiè shuǐ zào de shí
    A paving stone of crushed granite and cement.
  • huā yuán shuǐ
    The garden is crying out for rain.
  • huā de 16 suìér jué zhǐ xiǎng
    Sweet 16, and I felt like crying.
  • shǔ huò guān yǐn huā zhí
    of or relating to a cryptogam.
  • rèn zhǒng lèi de yǐn huā yòu zhù yào yóu zhuàng chénggēn jīng bié
    any of a group of cryptogamic organisms consisting principally of a thallus and thus showing no differentiation into stem and root and leaf.
  • xuě huāxuě piàn piàn xiǎo 'ér tòu míng de xuě huā
    A small crystalline bit of snow.
  • zhǒng huǒ chéng yányóu hán yòu yuán de yán jiāng jié jīng 'ér chéng de de huā gǎng yán gòu chéng
    a form of igneous rock consisting of extremely coarse granite resulting from the crystallization of magma rich in rare elements.
  • zhǐ huā liǎo xīng jiù wéi zhuāng huáng què dìng liǎo shè fāng 'àn
    It only took a week for her to crystallize her design for the decorations.
  • zhǒng bái de jīng shā chóng duì dòng yòu qīng liàng xìngyòng jiā tíng huā yuáncóng máo téng téng de gēn
    a white crystalline insecticide that has low toxicity for mammals; is used in home gardens; extracted from the roots of derris and cube.
  • gěi nín xiǎo dié yóu zhà huā shēng xiǎo dié yān huáng guānín chá shí chī chī
    Here is a small dish of fried peanuts and a small dish of pickled cucumber to go with your tea.
  • yòu shàng wèi de huā bèi de fáng dǐng yòu huā bèi de píng guǒ huāhuáng guā huā huò shuǐ xiān huā
    Having floral parts attached to or near the summit of the ovary, as in the flower of the apple, cucumber, or daffodil.
  • jiǎn zhài rénzhōng guó rén běn rén 'ěr duō rén 'āi sài 'é rén dāng de cài yáo dài měi guówéi běn lìng rén xīn zuì de měi guó pēngtiáo pǐn zhǒng jǐn shàng tiān huā
    Cambodians Chinese,Japanese, El Salvadorians, and Ethiopians bring their native dishes to add to the United States, already heady culinary stew.
  • huā chéng huáng huò chéng huáng de jīn zhǎn shǔ nián shēng cǎo běn zhí jīng cháng yào huò zuò wéi tiáowèi pǐn
    any of numerous chiefly annual herbs of the genus Calendula widely cultivated for their yellow or orange flowers; often used for medicinal and culinary purposes.
  • shì pín qióng yuán zhōng zhī huā cǎo 'ér xiàng shèng rén yàng gēng zhí
    Cultivate poverty like a garden herb, like sage.
  • zào yuán kāipì xiǎo piàn zuò wéi huā yuán
    To cultivate(a plot of ground) as a garden.
  • měi zhōu zhù yào de huāyòu péng náng zhuàng de chúnhěn nán zài huā yuán zhōng zāi zhí
    any of several chiefly American wildflowers having an inflated pouchlike lip; difficult or impossible to cultivate in the garden.
  • zhǒng chūn tiān kāi huā de duō nián shēng lín zhí xiàn bèi guǎng fàn zhòngzhí
    perennial woodland spring-flowering plant; widely cultivated.
  • ōu zhōu shàn dòu shǔ zhí huā huáng yòng liào
    yellow-flowered European lupine cultivated for forage.
  • kāi huā huò yīn kāi huā ér yǎng zhí de zhí
    a plant cultivated for its blooms or blossoms.
  • zhōng guó huā huì zāi péi shǐ
    history of flower cultivation in China
  • zhǒng huā huā huì guān shǎng zhí de zāi péi
    The cultivation of flowering and ornamental plants.
  • zhōng guó yòu shí duō gòu jìn xíng mián huā zāi péi de yán jiū gōng zuò
    China now has over 50 organizations doing research on cotton cultivation.
  • suī rán wén huà huā yuán hái méi dàodàn huā yuán guī huá shè hǎo dòng gōng zuò shùn zhǎn kāi chǔ shè shī jiào gāo wén huà céng de rén mín kāi shǐ xíng chéng
    Although we are still far from being a "cultural garden", the plans for this garden have been drawn up, the groundwork is already laid and the infrastructure (like having a more cultured populace) is starting to take shape.
  • chéng shì yòu shēn zhǒng zhǒng yòu rén de huā zhāobìng xiē jiào rén xué huài de nán nán dāng rán rén shè huì wēi xiǎo duō gèng rén qíng wèi
    The city has its cunning wiles, no less than the infinitely smaller and more human tempter.
  • é shù zhǒng yìn zhí é shù jiāng huáng shǔ), yòu huáng de huā de bāo hán diàn fěn de kuài jīng zhuàng gēn jīng
    An Indian plant(Curcuma zedoaria) having yellow flowers, purple bracts, and starchy tuberous rhizomes.
  • jiāng huáng zhǒng chǎn yìn de bèi guǎng fàn zhòngzhí de dài zhí jiāng huáng jiāng huáng shǔ), huā huáng yòu fāng xiāng duō ròu de gēn jīng
    A widely cultivated tropical plant(Curcuma domestica) of India, having yellow flowers and an aromatic, somewhat fleshy rhizome.
  • hōng hōng jiǔ huā huò mài huò hōng kǎo jiā gōng yān cǎo de gān yáo
    A kiln for drying hops or malt or drying and curing tobacco.
  • zhǐ shì chū hàoqíqǐng wèn mǎi zhè liàng chē huā liǎo duō shǎo qián
    Just to satisfy my curiosity, how much did you pay for your car?