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yīngwénjièshì
 dòngcí
  • equal
  • bear
  • serve as
  • work as
  • accept
  • become an actor
  • act as
  • manage
  • withstand
  • ought
  • should
  • match equally
  • obstruct
  • replace
  • represent
  • undertake
  • be
  • treat
  • take
  • be equal
  • match
  • be in charge of
  • must
  • think
  • regard
xíngróngcí
  • proper
  • same
  • right
  • suitable
  • adequate
  • fitting
  • appropriate
liánjiécí
  • When
fùcí
  • When
  • just
  • on the spot
jiècí
  • during
  • just at (a time or place)
  • just at
  • in the very same...
  • at
  • just at a time
  • just at place
  • to smb.'s face
míngcí
  • pawn
  • dong (onomat. for bell)
  • sound of a bell
  • sound of a gong
 
zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù
  1.   " chuán mín "(20 shì 70 nián dài ) bèi yuè nán dāng qiǎngpò chéng chuán jìng de nànmín   boat people
  2. n.  ' yàn , yánjīng liàn de , huò wéi biàn dào huò wéi quàn jiè , zhǎng pāi xiǎng huò yào quán jiā dāng fàng zài chù')   short well-known saying that states a general truth or gives advice, eg `It takes two to make a quarrel' or `Don't put all your eggs in one basket
  3.   ( zuò eatone'sdinners[terms]) zhǔn bèi dāng shī , zài xué   eat for the bar
  4.   ( 'ěr děng guó de xiāng dāng hóng shí huì de ) hóng xīn yuè huì   Red Crescent
  5.   ( zài shù liàng zhì liàng shàng ) xiāng dāng de , xiāng pèi de , tiáohé de   to match
  6.   ( zài sài , yǎn chū , gōng zuò zhōng ) diào 'ér láng dāng , yǎn liǎo shì   dog it
  7.   ( zài jiē tóu ) zuò , dāng tiān shǐ ; zài jiē shàng màn   walk the streets
  8.   ( ) zhǎng quán dāng jiā   wear the pants
  9.   ( ) zhǎng jiā quán , dāng jiā zuò zhù   wear the [USA]pants
  10.   ( ) zhǎng jiā quán , dāng jiā zuò zhù   wear the trousers
  11.   ( ) zhǎng jiā quán , dāng jiā zuò zhù   wear the breeches
  12.   ( guó mài dāng quán shí dài de ) 'èr guó (1871-1919)   the Second R-
  13.   ( quán zhōng ) fáng shǒu yán [ dāng ]   lead with one's chin
  14.   ( pái liàn huò yǎn chū shí ) dāng rén   hold book
  15.   ( gèng ) yòng shuō , dāng rán   not to speak of
  16.   ( yòu xiē 'ōu měi rén xìng míng zhōng jiān de míng ) dāng zhōng de míng   the middle name
zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
  1. guǎn zěn yàng zhù zài niè dān rèn jiào zhí jiǔ nián hòu dāng chū chéng wéi xiē xiǎo chéng shì xiǎo rén men tán huà de cái de xián huà wán quán bèi diū zài nǎo hòu liǎo
    However that may be, after nine years of episcopal power and of residence in D----, all the stories and subjects of conversation which engross petty towns and petty people at the outset had fallen into profound oblivion.
  2. zài zuì jìn de zǎo shàng dāng rén men xiàn mài 'ěr ·h de shí hòu zhèng shuì zài lán kāi jiāo de shèng bǎo luó shèng gōng huì jiào táng de bǎn shàng jīng yòu yuè méi yòu guā liǎn liǎoshēn biān sǎnluò zhe cóng jiào táng pèi cān shì lái de jīn qiāng de kōng guàn tóu tānɡ
    Michael H. had not had a shave or haircut in months when he was found one recent morning, sleeping on the floor of St. Paul'S Episcopal Church in suburban Lancaster, next to empty cans of tuna and soup from the church pantry.
  3. dāng huì shēng huì miáo shù jiàn shì shí jiā hōng rán xiào lái
    Everyone roared when she acted out the episode.
  4. rán 'ér yào shuō de shì men réng rán néng què bǎo shèng jiéhuò shèn zhì néng bǎo zhèng chéng shí men yōng shì de rén yōng wán shì gōng de làng āi dāng men yòng wěi zhuāng lái shíjiù gèng zēng jiā liǎo men wài biǎo shàng de lěng jìngkuài huó mèi
    but still, I repeat, they are no guarantee for sanctity or even for conscientiousness, they may attach to the man of the world, to the profligate, to the heartless, pleasant, alas, and attractive as he shows when decked out in them.
  5. zuó wǎn xiǎo jiǔ guǎn shēng liǎo duàn xiāng dāng yòu de chāqǔ
    There was a rather amusing episode in the pub last night.
  6. dāng dài wéi biǎo yǎn wán duàn chāqǔ shíquán bān tóng xué pěng xiào
    All the classmates burst into laughter when David acted out the episode.
  7. zhè shì jiàn suǒ dāng rán kān chēng shì guó wáng jiàndié huó dòng dídí 'èr de shǐ shī
    The episode could reasonably serve as a unique epic of royal espionage!
  8. bèi mìng míng wéi dāng nián de zuì jiā yùn dòng yuán shì shēng zhōng de zhòng yào shì jiàn
    Was named the best athlete of the year is an important episode in his life.
  9. shū zhè shì bāo hái shì biǎn zhě fǎn de kǎozuì hòu rèn wéi hái shì yòng zhōng xìng lái xíng róng jiào wéi qià dāng
    IS "kiasu" a commendatory epithet, or a derogatoryone? After much deliberation, I have decided to label it as neutral.
  10. shūzhè shì bāo hái shì biǎn zhě fǎn de kǎozuì hòu rèn wéi hái shì yòng zhōng xìng lái xíng róng jiào wéi qià dāng
    IS "kiasu" a commendatory epithet, or a derogatory one? After much deliberation, I have decided to label it as neutral.
  11. dāng běn niú nǎi mǐn cóng jīn shǔ tuō jià shàng xià lái de shí hòuzhōng miàn yīn shuō chū liǎo shì qíng de gài
    Today, however, he was the epitome of gloom as he dropped off his wares from hiswire carrier. It took slow, careful questioning to extract the story from him.
  12. xìng de shè huì zǒng yīnggāi zài zhèng dāng yíng bào xuē zhī jiān yòu tiáo jiè xiànfǒu suǒ luó men de jìliǎng fǎn 'ér huì bèi zūn wéi zuì gāo zhì huì xìng zhī
    A rational society should draw a line between legitimate profit-making and exploitative profiteering, lest the likes of George Soros be hailed as the epitome of wisdom while rationality gets booted out the window.
  13. dào liǎo mìng gēn jiù shì dào liǎo zhōng guó shǐ qiān nián lái kōng qián wèi yòu de rén mín zhòng dāng quán de shí dài
    To come to the revolutionary bases means to enter an epoch unprecedented in the thousands of years of Chinese history, an epoch in which the masses of the people wield state power.
  14. xiàn zài dāng men yóu xīn de shǐ huán jìng 'ér jìn xīn de shí dài héng héng chǎn jiē mìng de shí dàishè zài zhè qiē hòu què yǐn zhèng lín zài 'é guó chǎn jiē mín zhù mìng shí suǒ xiě de běn xiǎo zhōng de fāngzhè néng yòu shénme
    After all this, what significance can Semich's reference to the passage in Stalin's pamphlet, written in the period of the bourgeois-democratic revolution in Russia, have at the present time, when, as a consequence of the new historical situation, we have entered a new epoch, the epoch of proletarian revolution?
  15. xiǎng dāng chūluó bèi 'ěr · sài céng shèng yuàn zuò 'āi fèi suǒ de zhù míng de 'ān shén miào héng héng bèi dài jiào fèng ruò shén míng bìng shǐ 'āi luó míng yǒng liú shì héng héngrèn wéi shèng yuàn zhè zuò gāo rén jiào tángzài cháng kuān gāo jié gòu shàng yuǎn shèng chóu”。
    How far it is from the epoch when Robert Cenalis, comparing Notre-Dame de Paris to the famous temple of Diana at Ephesus, *so much lauded by the ancient pagans*, which Erostatus *has* immortalized, found the Gallic temple "more excellent in length, breadth, height, and structure."
  16. chǎn jiē zài biàn dòng de shí dàizài tuī fān fēng jiàn shè huì de shí zhí jiē shí xiàn jiē de zuì chū cháng shìdōubù miǎn zāo dào liǎo shī bàizhè shì yóu dāng shí chǎn jiē běn shēn hái gòu zhǎnyóu chǎn jiē jiě fàng de zhì tiáo jiàn hái méi yòu bèizhè xiē tiáo jiàn zhǐ shì chǎn jiē shí dài de chǎn
    The first direct attempts of the proletariat to attain its own ends, made in times of universal excitement, when feudal society was being overthrown, these attempts necessarily failed, owing to the then undeveloped state of the proletariat, as well as to the absence of the economic conditions for its emancipation, conditions that had yet to be produced, and could be produced by the impending bourgeois epoch alone.
  17. dāng men miàn lín jīng kǒng de miàn shí men de nǎo huì shì fàng chū shèn shàng xiàn huà xué zhìzhè xiē huà xué zhì huì dǎo zhì men xīn tiào jiā xuè zēng gāo ( shǐ xuè liú xiàng men de ròu nǎo )、 xiāo huà fàng màn men huì gǎn dào nèi néng liàng zhèn kuài yǒng liú
    When confronted by an alarming situation,our brain releases adrenaline and other chemicals which causes our heart rate and blood pressure to increase(moving blood to our muscles and brain),our breathing to become faster,our digestion to slow down,and we feel a sudden rush of energy.
  18. xiāng dāng děng tóng
    To be the equal of.
  19. zhè zhǒng bìng de xùn màn yán shǐ liáo dāng gǎn dào yōu 'ān
    The rapid spread of the disease is alarming the medical authorities.
  20. dàn dāng gāng cháo mài shí shàng jǐng jué lái liè máojiù yào tóu shèzhè shí zhū xiàn liǎo bìng shí zhì zhǐ liǎo zhè zhǒng xíng wéi 'èr rén cóng shàng dài zǒufàng zhì zài tiān shàngchéng wéi xióng xīng xiǎo xióng xīng
    As she was about to approach, he, alarmed, raised his hunting spear, and was on the point of transfixing her, when Jupiter, beholding, arrested the crime, and snatching away both of them, placed them in the heavens as the Great and Little Bear.
  21. zhǎn xiàn dài suǒ de fèi yòng shǐ shuāng fāng dān guò zhòngzhì mìng de yuán de duàn kuò sàn suǒ dāng rán shǐ shuāng fāng yōu xīn chōng chōngdàn shìshuāng fāng què zhēng zhe gǎi biàn zhì zhǐ rén lèi dòng zuì hòu zhàn zhēng de wěn dìng de kǒng jūn shì
    Both sides over-burdened by the cost of modern weapons, both rightly alarmed by the steady spread of the deadly atom, and yet both racing to alter that uncertain balance of terror that stays the hand of mankind's final war.
  22. dāng fēi shàng de dēng xià miè shí xiǎn hěn jǐn zhāngdàn dāng cháng gào men zhè zhǐ guò shì diàn zhànghěn kuài jiù huì xiū hǎo shí men cái fàng xià xīn lái
    The passengers became alarmed when the lights went out on the plane, but the captain put their minds at rest when he told them it was only a minor electrical fault and it would soon be repaired.
  23. dāng jīn hěn duō rén kǎo shì shòu guò jiào děng tóng lái
    "Nowadays, many people equate passing examinations with being educated."
  24. dāng rén men shǎo hái duō xìng dāng zuò zhǒng biàn de shì shí shí dāng rén men kǎo gèng duō de shì yóujīn qián rén shísuǒ yòu de yōu huì cuò shī jiāng zài zhè xiē xiǎng guān niàn miàn qián xiǎn cāng bái
    When people equate childlessness to happiness, when they care more about freedom, money and themselves, few incentives will be good enough to make them change their mind.
  25. huǒ jǐng líng de dīng dāng shēng jīng dòng liǎo quán cūn de rén
    The clang of the firebell alarmed the village.
  26. xià liǎng sān diǎn zhōng de shí hòuyīn dāng chù chì dào jìn yòu zhèng shì 1 yuè xià xún de jiésuǒ wēn gāo 90 huá shì shàng
    It was midafternoon, and being near the equator in late January, it was above 90 degrees.
  27. tóng yàngzài chì dào hǎi hǎi shuǐ wēn de jié biàn huà xiāng dāng xiǎo
    Similarly, in equatorial and polar marine regions, ocean temperatures change very little with season.
  28. dāng diē dǎo de shí hòu hěn jīng huāng
    My mother was alarmed when I fell over.
  29. 1953 niánzài jiě jiě suō bái de jiā miǎn shì shàng bāng huáng jiā kōng jūn chéng yuán wáng de shì cóng guān tānɡ sēn chú jūn shàng de xiàn tóuzhè shùn jiān de qīn dòng bào liǎo yǐn cáng liǎng nián de : 22 suì de gōng zhù 38 suì de tānɡ sēn xiāng 'ài dāng shí tānɡ sēn gāng gāng hūnshì liǎng hái de qīn
    At her sister's 1953 coronation Margaret sparked a scandal by brushing a bit of lint off the uniform of Townsend, a member of the Royal Air Force and equerry to her late father. The momentary, intimate flick exposed a two-year-old secret:The princess, 22, and Townsend, 38 and the newly divorced father of two sons, were having an affair.
  30. dāng nián sài 'ěr duō de shì mín zhī méi yòu gòu de jīn lái jiàn chéng men 'ài dài de zhān · wēi lián wáng de diāo xiàng shí men juān chū liǎo jiā de yín
    Silver spoons were donated by the citizens of Dusseldorf when they learned that insufficient alloy was avail able to complete their equestrian statue of popular prince Jan Wellem.
  31. zài wěn dìng xìng biàn huà xìng zhī jiān tōng cháng hěn nán zhǎo dào shì dāng de píng héng
    It is often difficult to find a proper equilibrium between stability and variability.
  32. dāng jǐn xiàng qián zǒu de shí hòu jiāng zhù zhōng zài de shēn shàng
    As he strode self-consciously on Alan focused his mind on her.