symbol (精神象征) of the Chinese nation. It stands for nobility (高尚). Confucius loved the orchid. He... culture. As one ancient Chinese writer once wrote, although lotuses rise from the mud, they are still ……

. The dew becomes colder and verges on (极接近) frost, giving rise to the name Cold Dew.  During... regions of China. The dew becomes colder and verges on (极接近) frost, giving rise to the name Cold Dew.  ……

All rise!All rise! Good morning, teacher.Good morning, class.All rise!:全体起立！ ……

All rise!A: All rise! Good morning, teacher.B: Good morning, class. All rise: 全体起立！ ……

because of the gradual erosion of nobility surrounding the garment, wearers eventually became figures... the younger generation in Bavaria – mainly due to the rise in popularity of “new folk music” bands who ……

Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky(1840-93): The Nutcracker.THIS matchless ballet presents us with Tchaikovsky's full range as a composer — from the patrician (high ranking or member of the nobility) but deeply ……

核心词汇rise to famen. 成名用法: rise 本意是上升Her rise to fame was swift.treatment n. 治疗I tried every treatment the doctor suggested.进阶词汇in shock 呆住了affordv.负担的起 ……

The pebbles stay on the bottom while the raisins rise to the surface, sink, and then rise again. The carbon dioxide gas in the soda can lift the raisins while the pebbles are too heavy for it to lift. ……

’s not one of the *nobility, just a common person. “The only thing I’m proud of is that I have always ……

) the color to nobility (高贵).The Forbidden City in Beijing was the emperors’ palace (王宫) during the Ming... to nobility (高贵).A painting of the Forbidden City.  QIANTUA painting of the Forbidden City.   ……

luck.4. It connects the color purple to      nobility.Day...;connects the color purple to      nobility.Day 4: BDDADay 5: 1-5 ……

Panama is the only place in the world where someone can see the sun rise on the Pacific Ocean and set on the Atlantic. ……

Panama is the only place in the world where someone can see the sun rise on the Pacific Ocean and set on the Atlantic. ……

Kites rise highest against the wind, not with it.— Winston Churchill (British politician, 1874-1965) ……

was loudly denounced by all parties.4. zoom: v. to climb suddenly, rise rapidlyeg. Interest rates... of the country because of food shortages and economic conditions. On August 4, the nobility, partly because ……