zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • ā ràng xiàng hǎi 'àn de shǒu zuì chéng shìwèi gāi guó de nán nèi wān de fēng de jiāo shàng。 1983 nián jiāng luó dìng wéi wèi lái de shǒu ā ràng rén kǒu wéi 1, 500, 000
    The capital and largest city of Ivory Coast, in the southern part of the country on an enclosed lagoon of the Gulf of Guinea. In1983 Yamoussoukro was designated as the future capital. Abidjan's population is1, 500, 000.
  • zài jiǔ lóng nán línwān zǎigǎng dǎo zhōng jiāng jūn 'àoshàng shuǐtún méntiān shuǐ wéi yuán lǎng zēng jiàn de pèi shuǐ chōu shuǐ zhàn gōng shuǐ wǎng luò de jiàn zào gōng chéng jìn xíng
    Construction continued of the additional service reservoirs, pumping stations and water supply networks in Kowloon West and South, Pok Fu Lam, Wan Chai, Western and Central areas on Hong Kong Island, Tseung Kwan O, Sheung Shui, Tuen Mun, Tin Shui Wai and Yuen Long.
  • yáng tuó zhǒng nán měi jiā yǎng dòng xiǎo yáng tuólèi luò yòu yōu zhì de cháng máo
    A domesticated South American mammal(Lama pacos), related to the llama and having fine, long wool.
  • de 'ér nán shì de xīn gān bǎo bèi
    Her daughter Nancy is an ewe lamb to her.
  • lín kěn měi guó nèi zhōu de shǒu wèi 'ào nángāi zhōu dōng nán 。 1864 nián shǒu jiàn shí bèi chēng wéi lán kāi , 1867 bèi xuǎn zuò gāi zhōu shǒu 'ér chóngxīn mìng míngrén kǒu 191, 972
    The capital of Nebraska, in the southeast part of the state southwest of Omaha. Founded in1864 as Lancaster, it was renamed when it was chosen as the state capital in1867. Population,191, 972.
  • cháng máo nán fēi luò suǒ yòng de qīng biàn cháng máo huò biāo qiāngyóu zhǐ zhǒng shì jìn dǒu yòng de duǎn gān cháng dāo piàn
    A light spear or lance, especially one with a short shaft and long blade for close combat, used by southern African tribesmen.
  • zhōu nán de nèi gòng guó qián shì lián de fēn
    a landlocked republic in southwestern Asia; formerly an Asian Soviet.
  • fēi zhōu zhōng nán nèi gòng guó qián bèi chēng wéi luó
    a landlocked republic in south central Africa formerly called Rhodesia.
  • wèi 'é luó nán hǎi dōng běi de nèi gòng guózuì yuán shǐ de 'ěr zhě de hòu shì bèi méng rén zhēng cóng nián dào nián shì lián de fēn
    a landlocked republic south of Russia and northeast of the Caspian Sea; the original Turkic-speaking inhabitants were overrun by Mongols in the 13th century; an Asian Soviet from 1936 to 1991.
  • ā hàn wèi zhōu zhōng piān nán de nèi guó jiājué duō shù gān hàn qiě duō shānnóng wéi zhù yào chǎn duō shù kuàng chǎn yuán wèi bèi kāi lái 'ā hàn duō wéi wài qīn 'ěr wéi shǒu zuì de chéng shìrén kǒu 13, 051, 358
    A landlocked country of southwest-central Asia. Mostly arid and mountainous, the country depends on agriculture; its mineral wealth is largely undeveloped. Since ancient times Afghanistan has been crisscrossed by invasion routes. Kabul is the capital and the largest city. Population,13, 051, 358.
  • shān bēng 'ài liǎo gāo gōng shàng xiàng nán fāng xíng shǐ de chē liàng
    A landslide has blocked off traffic moving south towards the motorway.
  • shū qíng shī rén 12 zhì 13 shì guó luó wàng běi bān běi de shū qíng shī rén men yòng zhōng shì guó nán fāng yán chuàng zuò gōng tíng 'ài qíng gēqǔ
    One of a class of12th-century and13th-century lyric poets in Provence, northern Italy, and northern Spain, who composed songs in langue d'oc often about courtly love.
  • nán yáng xué de pái fāng bìng xiàng wèi fēng yùn cún de chí měi rén yàngzài děng dài zhe zài lái de 'ài qíng 'ài qíng
    The Nanyang Arch is no old beauty languishing over never-to-be-found-again loves and conquests.
  • chǎn nán de hóuzài yìn bèi kàn zuò shén hóu
    langur of southern Asia; regarded as sacred in India.
  • jié xùn měi guó gēn zhōu zhōng nán chéng shìwèi lán xīng shì nán de lán biānshì gōng shāng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 37, 446
    A city of south-central Michigan on the Grand River south of Lansing. It is an industrial and commercial center. Population,37, 446.
  • yáo miáo yòu guān de mín zhù zài zhōng guó nán lǎo běi tài guó yuè nán
    A member of a people related to the Hmong and inhabiting southern China, northern Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam.
  • cóng nián zhōng guó hái miǎn diànlǎo yuè náné luó děng guó jiàn biān jìng zhí zuò lián luò guān zhì
    Since 1996, China has successively established a liaison officer system of anti-drug law-enforcement cooperation in border areas with Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam and Russia.
  • cóng1996 nián zhōng guó hái miǎn diànlǎo yuè náné luó děng guó jiàn biān jìng zhí zuò lián luò guān zhì
    Since 1996, China has successively established a liaison officer system of anti-drug law- enforcement cooperation in border areas with Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam and Russia.
  • zhè diàn lǎnyóu shàng hǎiguǎng zhōu kāi shǐzài xīn jiā jié shùjiāng kuà yuè liù guó jiā zhōng guóyuè nánlǎo tài guó lái xīn jiā
    This continent cable start by Shanghai and Guangzhou, and finishes in Singapore, and will stride across six nations- China, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore.
  • jiǔ shí nián dàiyòu lǎo é luó tǎn 'ěr tǎn tǎnyuè nán děng liù guó qiān dìng liǎo xīn de biān jiè tiáo yuē huò xié dìngchóngxīn huàdìng huò běn huàdìng liǎo biān jiè
    In the 1990s, China signed new border treaties or agreements with Laos, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Viet Nam, re-demarcating or basically demarcating the respective boundaries.
  • zhōng guó fēn bié měnggǔé luó miǎn diànyuè nánlǎo yìn děng guó qiān dìng liǎo yòu guān biān jiè guǎn chǔlǐ biān jìng shì zài biān jìng jiàn xìn rèn cuò shī fáng wēi xiǎn jūn shì huó dòng děng fāng miàn de tiáo yuēxié dìng xié
    China has signed treaties, agreements and understandings with Mongolia, Russia, Myanmar, VietNam, Laos and India on border control and handling border affairs, setting up confidence-building measures, and preventing dangerous military activities.
  • zhōng guó cháo xiānměnggǔé luó miǎn diànyuè nánlǎo děng guó jiā fēn bié qiān dìng liǎo biān jìng guǎn zhì jiàn xiāng xìn rèn cuò shī fáng wēi xiǎn jūn shì huó dòngkāi zhǎn biān fáng zuò děng liè tiáo yuēxié dìng xié zài shuāng biān huò duō biān de kuàng jià nèi gòng tóng wéi biān jiè zhì bǎo chí liǎo biān jìng de píng wěn dìng
    China has signed treaties, agreements and understandings respectively with the DPRK, Mongolia, Russia, Myanmar, Viet Nam and Laos on border control measures, setting up confidence-building measures, preventing dangerous military activities and promoting border cooperation, jointly maintaining frontier order within a bilateral or multilateral legal framework and preserving peace and stability on the borders.
  • cóng běi dào nán cóng lán dào 'ào bēi 'ěr gēnnuó wēi rén yòng shí jiān xiàng men zhèng míng liǎorén lèi zuò wéi rán jiā tíng zhōng zuì gāo dàn shì zuì cuì ruò de fēn néng gòu chéng yuán róng qià shēng huó zài
    From north to south, from Lapland to Oslo and Bergen, Norwegian people has convinced us, with time, that human beings, as the most advanced yet most vulnerable in the grand family of nature, can live in harmony with all its other members.
  • nán shǒu zuì chéng shì
    capital and largest city of Yugoslavia.
  • yuē hàn jìn lái nán jiāo wǎng
    John has taken up with Nancy lately.
  • tiān shǐ shén xiān nán měi zhōu dài liú zhōng de zhǒng dàn shuǐ ,( tiān shǐ biǎn píngtōng cháng chéng tiáo dài zhuàngshuǐ guǎn zhōng cháng jiàn
    A freshwater fish(Pterophyllum scalare), native to rivers of tropical South America and having a laterally compressed, usually striped body. It is popular in aquariums.
  • chuán zài nán wěi 'èr shí
    The ship's latitude is 20 degrees south.
  • nán běi de tiáo wěi xiàn
    a line of latitude north of the south pole.
  • běi nán de tiáo wěi xiàn
    a line of latitude south of the north pole.
  • wéi rào běi huò nán de wěi xiàn
    a line of latitude at the north or south poles.
  • lín shēngzhǎng zài zuì běi huò zuì nán de wěi
    The northern or southern latitude beyond which trees do not grow.
  • nán běi zuò wéi xiàng běi yùn dòng jiēguǒ de liǎng diǎn zhī jiān de wěi chā
    The difference in latitude between two positions as a result of a movement to the north.