zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhe cháng de kāi jiānliǎng biān chū chóu cháng qún de kuān kuò de xiāng biān jǐn tiē zài xiōng qián cáng shǒu yòng de hòu hòu de nuǎn shǒu lóng zhōu de jiǎn zuòde shí fēn jīng qiǎoyīn lùn yòng shénme tiǎo de yǎn guāng lái kànxiàn tiáo dōushì zhǐ zhāi de
    Her Indian shawl, with its point reaching down to the ground, gave free movement on either side to the flounced panels of her silk dress, while the thick muff, which hid her hands and which she kept pressed to her bosom, was encompassed by folds so skillfully managed that even the most demanding eye would have found nothing wanting in the lines of her figure.
  • xiào zǎo zhù kǎn 'ěr de fēn 'é hài 'é shān zhōng de zhù měi zhōu mín xiào 18 shì wǎn 19 shì zǎo zài kàng bái rén 'é hài 'é shān shí guò chū zuò yòng
    A Native American people formerly inhabiting parts of the Cumberland and central Ohio valleys, with present-day populations in Oklahoma. The Shawnee figured prominently in the resistance to white settlement of the Ohio Valley in the late18th and early19th centuries.
  • jiā 'āi 'ěr · 'ěr shì mèi què yòu shí fēn wēi xiǎn de jiàndiéwèile gěi suǒ wèi de 'ài guó zhù xíng dòng chóu cuò jīn yào jìn zhè shì jiè
    Gabriel Shear,a charismatic and dangerous spy wanting to finance his own brand of patriotism,needs to get inside this world.
  • jié hūn hǎo jiǎn lián zài kuài 'ér fēn kāi láisuī rán shí shí cháo xiāng fǎn de fāng xiàng dòngdàn duì zǒu jìn jiān de rén cháng cháng huì jiā chéng
    Marriage resembles a pair of shears, so joined that they cannot be separated; often moving in opposite directions, yet always punishing anyone who comes between them.
  • 13 suì shàngshí suì de hái yīnggāi zhī dào jié zhì shì fáng huái yùn xìng chuán bìng de wéi bǎi fēn zhī bǎi yòu xiào de fāng dàn shì men yìng gāi xué huì yòu xiào de shēng kòng zhì fāng shì
    13 and over:Teens should know that abstinence is the only 100 percent effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs, but they should also learn about available forms of birth control.
  • zhōng guó zhǎn yuǎn yáng guó zuòběn zhe yán zūn shǒu yòu guān guó hǎi yáng bìng chōng fēn zhù bǎo shēng tài huán jìngzài píng děng kāi yòng yuán sǔn hài bié guó de yuán chǔ shàng kāi zhǎn tóng yòu guān guó jiā de zuògòng tóng zhǎn jīng
    While expanding deep-sea fishing and international fishing cooperation, China adheres strictly to relevant international maritime laws, pays full attention to protection of the eco-environment and, in the light of the principle of "equality, mutual benefit, rational development of the exploitable resources, and abstention from infringement on the interests of other countries," actively develops fishing cooperation with relevant countries and regions, in order to jointly expand the fishing economy.
  • jié zhì xìng fēn huò wán quán miǎn xìng xíng wéi
    Partial or complete abstention from sexual activity.
  • shōu wài shì men mào huó dòng zhōng de zhòng yào fēn
    Absorption of foreign capital is an essential part of our business activity.
  • néng shān yáng mián yáng fēn kāi
    Can you distinguish goat from sheep?
  • yòu xiào shuǐ fēn yòng shuǐ liàng rǎng zhōng shuǐ fēn gōng zhí shōu de shuǐ fēn
    Water present in the soil and available for plant absorption.
  • guó shōu zhī shōu fēn
    absorption approach to balance of payments
  • guāng zhì fēn liè yóu shōu gāo néng liàng shè shè xiàn 'ér yǐn de fēn liè huò zhuǎn huàn
    Nuclear disintegration or transformation caused by absorption of high-energy radiation, as of gamma rays.
  • èr líng líng niánzhōng guó nèi měi guó yīng guó shì běn gǎng zuì de chū kǒu shì chǎngshū wǎng zhè xiē fāng de chǎn pǐn fēn bié zhàn gǎng chǎn pǐn chū kǒu zǒng 'é de 32.3%、 31.0% 5.6%。
    In 2001, the Mainland, the USA and the United Kingdom were Hong Kong's largest markets, absorbing 32.3 per cent, 31.0 per cent and 5.6 per cent of the total value of domestic exports, respectively.
  • dàn zhè xiē dōushì wèi zhī zhī shù qián xiāng gǎng de qíng kuàng shì jià jīng guò tiáozhěng men de jìng zhēng zhú jiā qiáng men de yínháng zhì zhí fēi cháng wěn jiànér qiě hòu huì bǎo chí fēi cháng wěn jiàn wàixiāng gǎng de xiàng lái zài shōu zhī guǎn shàng jūn shí fēn bǎo shǒuxiāng gǎng zhèng zài shōu zhī fāng miàn zhí cǎi bǎo shǒu zhèng
    These are somewhat still uncertain, but what is working for us in Hong Kong is this, that our prices have adjusted, we are becoming more competitive, and that our banking system has always been very sound and continues to be very sound, and that our corporate bodies in Hong Kong have always been very conservative in managing their balance sheets, and that the Hong Kong Government has always been very conservative in managing the balance sheet.
  • gāi gōng zhǒng zhǒng de shī bài zhōng shǐ jiā rèn shí dào chōng fēn zhǔn bèi jīng yíng tiáo jiàn de yào xìng
    The failure of the company's efforts at last sheeted home the need for proper preparation of business conditions.
  • 1988 nián 'ěr jiā 'ào yùn huì de xiáng shì liǎng běi xióng men fēn bié míng jiào wèi hǎo”, shì jiā shè shī · kǎo de zuò
    The 1988 official mascots for the Calgary Games, two polar bears called Hidy and Howdy. Were conceived by the Canadian designer Sheila scott.
  • nián nèiměi guózhōng guó nèi yīng guó shì běn gǎng zuì de shì chǎngshū wǎng zhè xiē fāng de chǎn pǐn fēn bié zhàn gǎng chǎn pǐn chū kǒu zǒng 'é de 30.1%、 29.6% 6.1%。
    In 1999, the USA, the Mainland and the United Kingdom were Hong Kong's largest markets, absorbing 30.1 per cent, 29.6 per cent and 6.1 per cent of total domestic exports, respectively.
  • shān lán shǔ de zhǒng huāgēn duō qiě jiān yìng shēng jūn lèi zhōng lài jūn lèi lín zhōng de yǎng fēn
    a wildflower of the genus Corallorhiza growing from a hard mass of rhizomes associated with a fungus that aids in absorbing nutrients from the forest floor.
  • chóng róng jiǔ jīng 'ér fēn chū de zhǒng yìng
    a hard wax separated from shellac by its insolubility in alcohol.
  • jīng guò xiāo huà yíng yǎng yǎng fēnbèi shōu jìn nèi de guò chéng
    the process of absorbing nutrients into the body after digestion.
  • shī de shī de róng shōu shuǐ fēn zhōng de shuǐ fēn
    Readily absorbing moisture, as from the atmosphere.
  • shù de yìng wàiqiào de zhǒng bāo kuò wéi rào yòu fēn chōng tián de zhōng yāng guǒ xué de bái guǒ ròu
    The large, brown, hard-shelled seed of the coconut, containing white flesh surrounding a partially fluid-filled central cavity.
  • xuě lāi zhè duàn jīng kàn zuò shì suǒ shòu jiào de fēn
    Shelley counted this experience a part of his education.
  • ruǎn dòng rèn zhǒng chuí ruǎn dòng gāng de hǎi shēng dòng shēn róu ruǎn qiě fēn duànwài yòu tào bìng yòu bǎo xìng de gài zhì bāo kuò shí yòng de yòu de shuǐ shēng dòng niú
    Any of numerous chiefly marine invertebrates of the phylum Mollusca, typically having a soft unsegmented body, a mantle, and a protective calcareous shell and including the edible shellfish and the snails.
  • máo jīnzhǐ jīn kuài yòng lái huò gān zào de huò zhǐnéng shōu shuǐ fēn de
    A piece of absorbent cloth or paper used for wiping or drying.
  • zhǒng wéi chuán zhǐ gōng de yòu fēn zhē gài de jìn 'àn pōdì
    a partly sheltered anchorage.
  • yìn céng náo zhōng guó xīzàng de píng jiě fàngér qiě róng liú lài tuán yòng yìn lǐng jìn xíng fēn liè guó de huó dòng
    India once tried to prevent the peaceful liberation of China's Tibet, and sheltered the Dalai clique, allowing it to use its territory to conduct splittism activities against China.
  • gāi shǔ nián nèi kāi shǐ cèhuà xīng jiàn 'ào dēng lóng zhōu de chuán zhǐ dìng chù chóngjiàn fēn bié wèi píng zhōucháng zhōu 'ào zhōu shā de gōng zhòng tóu
    It also began planning for the construction of sheltered boat anchorage areas at Tai O and Tang Lung Chau, and the reconstruction of the existing public piers at Peng Chau, Cheung Chau, Kat O Chau and Wu Kai Sha.
  • yòng shōu néng de tóng fēn hùn de guò chéng
    a process used for separating mixtures by virtue of differences in absorbency.
  • mián zhì de chā jìn shāng kǒu huò shì shēn de mǒu qiāng lái shōu xuè huò shì fēn
    of cotton; inserted in wound or body cavity to absorb blood or bodily secretions.
  • jiàn shè xìng jiě shì zhǐ liǎng guó yòu gòng tóng de zhù zhāng cún zài tóng kàn fēn guān jiàn shì yào qiú tóng cún zēng jiā xìn
    By constructive, we mean that the two countries not just have common views and common interests, but they also have differences in their views and interests. Nevertheless, what is most important is for the two countries to seek common ground while shelving differences. Such an attitude will make it possible for them to enhance mutual confidence.
  • cóng shàng shù guó fáng fèi shí gòu chéng kàn chūwéi chí fèi yòng zhàn liǎo fēn
    Thus, maintenance-type activities absorb the largest portion of the defence budget.