zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shuǐ xiān huā zài zǎo yīng guó guó shī zhōngzhǐ shuǐ xiān huā
    In early English and French poetry, the daffodil.
  • zhè zhǒng huā yòu diǎn xiàng shuǐ xiān
    The flower was something in the mature of a daffodil.
  • zhè zhǒng huā yòu diǎn xiàng huáng shuǐ xiān
    The flower was something in the nature of a daffodil.
  • jiè zhōng guó méi huā jiǎng zhùshàng hǎi shì xìqǔ xué xiào 'èr jiè kūn bān guī mén dàn yìng gōng
    Winner of 7th Chinese Drama Plum Blossom Prize, Zhang Jing-Xian is a graduator of Shanghai Traditional Opera School and was taught by Zhu Chuan-Ming, mainly acts damsel character in Kunju Opera.
  • dān zài 'ér de hūn yàn huì shàng huā qián tài duō
    Dan really went to town on his daughter's wedding reception.
  • zài duì hái jiǎn chá jiān shēng céng gào hán dān shuō jiù shì huā zài duō qián méi yòu yòng
    "There's no use giving him expensive treatment," the doctor had informed Han Dan during Shao-Shao s examination.
  • gōng yīng de róng máo huā gōng yīng de cháng róng de huā tóuchuī sàn hòu bōzhòng
    The downy flower head of a dandelion that has gone to seed.
  • rèn yòu máo de shān liǔ shǔ zhí kāi huáng huò huáng de huālèi yào gōng yīng
    any of numerous often hairy plants of the genus Hieracium having yellow or orange flowers that resemble the dandelion.
  • cǎo yào zhuān jiā gōng yīng zhì chéng yào ér de bàn shēng cài shā zhōng shēng chī huò huā zhǔ liǎo dāng shū cài chī
    While herbalists make dandelion into tincture, the leaves can be eaten raw in salad or steamed with the flowers and eaten like vegetables.
  • huá de wán de huā huā gōng yòu guān de huò biǎo xiàn chū wán de huá de
    Of, relating to, or characteristic of a fop; dandified.
  • huā huā gōng yòu xiē guò fèn zhù de zhe
    The dandy cares too much about the smartness of his clothes.
  • wán guò zhù zhòng zhe biǎo huò cháng de zhuāng shù tài 'ér de rén huā huā gōng
    A man who is preoccupied with and often vain about his clothes and manners; a dandy.
  • wán huā huā gōng jiǎng jiū chuān dài de rén
    A dandy; a fop.
  • wán huā huā gōng
    A conceited dandy; a fop.
  • :( chàng xiàn zài shí liù suì shàng jiù yào shí suì zhī dào hěn tiān zhēnjiàn dào de xiǎo huǒ huì shuō tián měi xiāng xìn xiàn zài shí liù suì shàng yào yào shí suìtiān zhēn méi guī huā huā gōng zhe bái lán zěn me néng zhī dào háo méi yòu zhǔn bèilái miàn duì zhè me duō de nán dǎn qièxiū yòu hài miàn duì qīn rén wài de shì qíng yào niánzhǎng yòu wěn zhòng réngào gāi zuò jīn nián shí suì shàng jiù yào shí suì jiù zhǐ wàng 。 << yīnyuè zhī shēng >>
    Liesl (singing): I am sixteen, going on seventeen. I know that I'm naive. Fellows I meet may tell me I'm sweet, And willingly I believe, I am sixteen, going on seventeen. Innocent as a rose. Bachelor of dandy's, drinkers of brandy's. What do I know of those? Totally unprepared am I, To face a world of men. Timid and shy and scared am I, Of things beyond my kin. I need someone older and wiser, Telling me what to do. You are seventeen, going on eighteen. I'll depend on you.
  • ruì xiāng shǔ zhí zhǒng 'ōu ruì xiāng shǔ zhí guàn cháng yīn guāng huá cháng de chéng delíng zhuàng de xiǎo huā ér zhòngzhí
    Any of several Eurasian shrubs of the genus Daphne often cultivated for their glossy evergreen foliage and clusters of small, bell-shaped flowers.
  • huā kāi shǐ lǐng xiān liǎo
    The dappled horse now began to go ahead.
  • gǎn huā zhè qián yòu rén wèn qián shì cóng lái de
    He dared not spend the money in case someone asked where he had got it.
  • gǎn huā zhè qián yòu rén wèn qián shì cóng lái de
    He dared not spend the money lest someone should ask where he had got it.
  • běn gān zhǒng yòu de bái táng gān, c29h44o12?h2o, cóng fēi zhōu shù xuán huā yáng jiǎo 'ào jiān yào de zhǒng liàn chūyòng zuò qiáng xīn bìng bèi xiē fēi zhōu rén yòng lái zhì zuò biāo qiāng de yòu
    A white poisonous glycoside, C29H44O12?H2O, extracted from the seeds of the African trees Strophanthus gratus and Acokanthera ouabaio, that is used as a heart stimulant and by some African peoples as a dart poison.
  • zhè shè yíng liǎo zhì biāo jǐn biāo sài de shèng guò zhè zhǐ shì tán huā xiànxià hěn néng lián lún tōng guò
    I managed to win the darts tournament this time but it was a flash in the pan and I'm very unlikely to get past the first round next time.
  • 'ěr wén huā liǎo 'èr shí nián shí jiān yán jiū de jìn huà lùn
    Darwin spend more than twenty year work on his theory of evolution.
  • 'ěr wén huā liǎo 'èr shí nián shí jiān yán jiū de jìn huà lùn
    Darwin spent more than twenty years working on his theory of evolution.
  • qiáo huā hěn duō shí jiān gēn hái yuē huìwéi de jiù shì xiǎng zài jīn nián jié hūn
    Joseph has spent a lot of time dating girls in an attempt to get married this year.
  • màn tuó luó zhǒng cāoyòu de zhí màn tuó luó màn tuó shǔ), yòu hěn de zhuàng bái huò de huā dài de jiá
    A coarse, poisonous plant(Datura stramonium) having large, trumpet-shaped white or purplish flowers and prickly capsules.
  • màn tuó luó huā zhǒng màn tuó luó shǔ zhí kāi zhuàng de huā huā gāo 25 ( 10 yīng cùn), yòu cháng 'ér qiě tōng cháng shì duō de guǒ shí zhǒng néng chǎn shēng dài yòu zuì xìng de yòu hán dàn jiǎn
    Any of several plants of the genus Datura, having large trumpet-shaped flowers up to25 centimeters(10 inches) long and usually prickly fruits. The leaves and seeds yield alkaloids with narcotic properties.
  • liàng jìn kǒu xiǎo jiào chē dìng huā liǎo dài wéi qián
    That imported car must have cost Davis a pretty penny.
  • yào zài zài zhe shàng huā fèi shí jiān liǎo jīng gòu piào liàng de liǎo
    Don't dawdle over your clothing. You're so beautiful already.
  • huā zhòu kāi de,( huājǐn kāi tiān de
    Opening during daylight hours and closing at night.
  • jiāng mǒu rén nǎo dài kāi huā
    Knock [wallop] the(living)daylights out of sb.
  • zhè xiē huā bái tiān jiù lái
    These flowers close up in the daytime.
  • máng rán lìng rén yǎn huā liáo luàn de fāng shì
    in a daze; in a dazed manner.