[ nàojīhuang ] 1.(遇荒年) suffer from famine 2.[方言] (指经济困难) be hard up
Example Sentences:
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He makes but a tight fit . 他这个人啊，总是闹饥荒，亏空累累。
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What with war and what with famine , the populace at large were caught between two fires 又是打仗又闹饥荒，平民百姓处于水深火热之中。
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In the 1960s , when china was suffering serious famine , he came up with the idea of hybrid rice , which has a high yield 在中国人民正闹饥荒的20世纪60年代，袁隆平提出了杂交水稻的概念，这种新型水稻具有高产量的特点。
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One of the research magazines has already said that if we eat vegetarian , the world will not be hungry anymore . and also we have to organize 在一篇杂志的研究报告中指出：如果世界上每个人吃素的话，世界就不会再闹饥荒了。
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One of the research something , magazines , they already said that if everyone in the world eat vegetarian , the world will not be hungry anymore 在一篇杂志的研究报告中说：如果世界上每个人吃素的话，世界就不会再闹饥荒了。
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One of the research something , magazines , they already said that if everyone in the world eat vegetarian , the world will not be hungry anymore 在一篇杂志的研究报告中说：如果世界上每个人吃素的话，世界就不会再闹饥荒了。
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Bernard shaw ， examining the potbellied capitalist ， said ， “ but ， i know as soon as i saw you the reason why britain is suf - fering from famine 肖伯纳审视着大腹便便的资本家说： “但是，我一见到你，就知道英国正在闹饥荒的原因了。 ”
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Once , at a public dinner , g . k chesterton stared pointedly at bernard shaw ' s thin figure and remarked , " looking at you , shaw , people would think there was a famine in england . 一次宴会上，切期特顿直盯着肖伯纳那消瘦的身材说道:肖，你看看你自己，人们还以为英国闹饥荒了。
