英語 での White and yellow の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Nose: enveloping 1 nose of good aromatic intensity, multiple notes of spices, white and yellow fruit candied, exotic and dried fruit.
White and yellow balls are the cue balls belonging to the competing opponents respectively.
The white and yellow balls are the cue balls of the two opponents.
The jiuhuajie, the rise of the hill looked, white and yellow Dong Ya centenarians Palace temple floating in the mist like a fairyland as above.
In white and yellow varieties, the flowers become smaller, the buds become loose, twist, and the growth of the plant is inhibited.
Please go straight along the road in residential section, you will see the white and yellow building on the right side.
My mucus plug look like jellyfish, a little white and yellow.".
From the image colors of the song, I created a spacewith white and yellow.
Basic paper: Generally for kraft paper, including white and yellow cowhide, you can also choose.
White and yellow triangles are the offset measurements along this 100-km-long fault section.
Classic happy mix of white and yellow Daisies tied with a yellow ribbon. Vase not Included.
This cake is designed in two colors White and Yellow.
The name and style are different, but the dial still features a white and yellow design with Arabic and Roman numerals.
White and yellow together can also symbolize easter, rebirth and Resurrection.
Eggplants colored in white and yellow dance lively in the hope of prosperous business and rich harvest.
White and yellow plug connect to camera's audio and video apart.
The insects were of a white and yellow color about 3 mm in length.
Kobaikeisou and Miyamakinpouge(in photo) are in full bloom and their white and yellow flowers are stood out inside the green.
Because light is scattered in the becoming turbid part, view is seen white and yellow.
These white and yellow time atoms turn around like paddle wheelers making a slow circular motion, counterclockwise, from left to right around the central point of blazing luminosity.