Results for: Korean nuclear problem
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Flushing Chinatown, a predominantly Chinese and Korean neighborhood of Queens, New York City法拉盛 [Fa3 la1 sheng4]
force that inspires awe, destructive force (of a typhoon, earthquake, nuclear device)威力
fusion, nuclear fusion核聚变 [he2 ju4 bian4]
fusion, nuclear fusion核聚變 [he2 ju4 bian4]
General Douglas Macarthur (1880-1964), US commander in chief during WW2 and in Korea; sacked in 1951 by President Truman for exceeding orders in the Korean war麥克阿瑟 [Mai4 ke4 a1 se4]
General Douglas Macarthur (1880-1964), US commander in chief during WW2 and in Korea; sacked in 1951 by President Truman for exceeding orders in the Korean war麦克阿瑟 [Mai4 ke4 a1 se4]
geophysical effects of nuclear explosion核爆炸地球物理效应 [he2 bao4 zha4 di4 qiu2 wu4 li3 xiao4 ying4]
geophysical effects of nuclear explosion核爆炸地球物理效應 [he2 bao4 zha4 di4 qiu2 wu4 li3 xiao4 ying4]
give rise to a serious problem引起嚴重的問題
great problem, large problem大問題 [da4 wen4 ti2]
great problem, large problem大问题 [da4 wen4 ti2]
hard nut to crack, tough problem, problem that is difficult to solve, ask too much of, make an unreasonable request of, make an unconscionable demand upon (a person)難題
Hyundai, the Korean corporation现代集团 [xian4 dai4 ji2 tuan2]
Hyundai, the Korean corporation現代集團 [xian4 dai4 ji2 tuan2]
ionization radiation, nuclear radiation电离辐射 [dian4 li2 fu2 she4]
 

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