déwèideshǒuzhǐsīchězheshéngzǐhébāozhuāngzhǐ。 ránhòushìyīshēngkuángjiādejiānjiào, āiyā! jǐnjiēzheyòubiànwéimǎnliǎndelèishuǐ。 Della's fingers tore at the string and paper. Then came an excited scream of joy, and then, alas! a quick change to tears.
xiāngfǎn, tāmenyòngzhuǎzǐjīdǎjīngyúdebíkǒng, sīchětādehūxīdào, zhízhìbíkǒngbèisīlàn, báijīngzhìxīhuòbèipòbùduànfúchūshuǐmiànhuànqì。 zhèyàngxióngbǔlièqǐláijiùróngyìdéduōliǎo。 Instead they pound at a whale's blowhole with their claws, shredding the airway until it becomes so damaged that the beluga either asphyxiates or is forced to continually surface for air,which makes it easier prey for the bears.
yóurényǔyìnùhǎozhēngzhějiébànshíyóuxūdāngxīn, yīnwéihòuzhěkěnéngbǎyóurényěchějìntāmenzìjǐdezhēngchǎo。 And let a man beware, how he keepeth company with choleric and quarrelsome persons; for they will engage him into their own quarrels.
yòushí, wǒjuédéměiguóyǔwǒsuǒjiàndàodeyìndì 'ānsūzúshèhuìhéfójiàoshèhuìbùtóng。 tàiduōdezhǐshǒuhuàjiǎodeyúlùnzhuānjiāmenjiāngwǒmendeshèhuìsīchěchéngliǎoyīgèsìfēnwǔliè、 zhēnglùnbùxiūdexīlàyǎdiǎnshìdeshèhuì, nàxiēgèréndeyìshùchéngjiùbèihuáiyíwéijuéqǔcáifùdeqǐtú, huòshìzhèngzhìxuānchuándeshēngmíng。 I sometimes think that America, unlike the Sioux or the Buddhist societies I've seen, is torn by too many opinion-makers that divide us into a quarrelsome Athenian society where individual artistic achievements are suspected as attempts to enrich ourselves, or as political propaganda statements.
wàngzheyīqúnxiǎoxuéshēngjǐzàinàduīcánháizhōngchěxiàkòuzǐliúzuòjìniàn, wǒgǎndàoyòushénmedōngxīzàihóulónggěngzhùshìde。 I watched with a lump in my throat as schoolchildren swarmed over the wreck ripping off buttons for souvenirs.
dāngnǐhénǐdeqīnjìndeshǎochǎozuǐshíhòu, shìzhejiùshìlùnshì, bùyàochěchūnàxiēchénzhīmá、 làngǔzǐdeshì; When you quarrel with a close friend, talk about the main dish, don ’ t quibble over the appetizers;
húchě, húshuōyǔwúlúncìdìhuòmànwúbiānjìdìshuō To talk incoherently or aimlessly.
xiǎohuǒzǐdàizhùwàngzìzūndàdeshéntàiméiwánméiliǎodìdōnglāxīchě 。 The young man ramble on with an air of great consequence.
zhùtíbùmíngde, dōnglāxīchědebāohánhěndàfànwéidezhùtí; záluànwúzhāngde Covering a wide field of subjects; rambling.
tādōngchěxīlādìgàosùwǒmenzhèjiànshì, nàjiànshì。 He rambled on telling us first of one thing, then of another.
biéxiāchěliǎo, kāishǐrènzhēngōngzuòbā。 Let's have no more rapping and knuckle down to work.
biéxiāchěliǎo , kāishǐrènzhēngōngzuòbā . Let's have no more rapping and knuckled own to work.
sǐliǎozhàngfūdemǔqīnbǎliǎnggèháizǐlāchědàliǎo。 The widowed mother reared up the two children.
wǒyīzhíliúyìzhebùyàochědàomǎgélìtè, shēngpàyītíqǐzhègèmíngzìhuìshǐdéqíngxùyǐ 'āndìngxiàláidebìngrénchóngxīnxiǎngqǐtāguòqùdeshāngxīnshì; I studiously avoided speaking to him of Marguerite, for I was still afraid that the name would reawaken some sad memory which slumbered beneath the sick man's apparent calm.
tābǎyòuguānnàzhuāngdàoqièdexīnwénbàodǎotǒngtǒngchěxiàlái。 He ripped out and destroyed any news item referring to the theft.
sīliè, chělièchěhuòsī; sīliè To rip or tear; rend.
bùrándehuà, jīgòupángdà, rénfúyúshì, guānliáozhùyì, tuōtuōlālā, hùxiāngchěpí, nǐzhèbiānwǎngxiàfàngquán, tānàbiānwǎngshàngshōuquán, bìránhuìzǔ 'àijīngjìtǐzhìgǎigé, tuōjīngjìfāzhǎndehòutuǐ。 Otherwise, organizational overlapping, overstaffing, bureaucratism, sluggishness, endless disputes over trifles and the repossession of powers devolved to lower levels will retard economic restructuring and economic growth.
jiāngjūndezhànjiànchěmǎnfēngfāncóngwǒmenmiànqiánshǐguò。 The admiral's ship passed us under press of sail.
yòushítāmensuǒshuōdebìngfēikāichéngbùgōng。 1940 nián, luósīfúxiǎngqiāoqiāodìguībìzhànzhēngwèntí。 dāngtāzhèyàngzuòmánbùliǎorénshí, tāgāncuìchěhuǎng。 And sometimes what they do say isn't revealing at all. In 1940, Franklin Roosevelt tried to tiptoe around the war question and when that didn't wash, he simply lied about it.
xiàng…bàochóu; yǔ… chěpíng To take revenge upon; get even with.
lālāchěchě , chuīchuīpāipāi, hǎogǎozōngpàihuódòngde; persons who are adept at mutual flattery and the exchange of favours and who are keen on factional activities;
sīkāitōngguòsīchěláifēnkāihuògé; sīkāi To separate or detach by ripping; rip open.
lālièsīchědedòngzuò The act of ripping.
tābǎniǔkòucóngchènyīshàngchěliǎoxiàlái。 He ripped the buttons from the shirt.
tābǎqiángshàngdetuìsèliánwéichěliǎoxiàlái。 He ripped away the faded hangings from the wall.
diànhuàxiànyǐbèizuìfànchěduànliǎo。 The telephone wires have been ripped away by the criminals.
érlìngyīgèshēngyīnquèshǐtāxuèdūnínggùliǎo -- shìcóngyījiàshàngchěyīfúdeshēngyīn! But another sound froze her blood-- the ripping of clothes from hangers!
nàgèréndōnglāxīchědìtánliǎoyīxiēshàngzhōudeshì . The speaker roamed freely over the events of the past week.
sīpò, gēliè, chěliècūbàohuòměnglìdìkǎnkāi、 sīkāihuòchěkāi To cut, tear apart, or tear away roughly or energetically.
huódòngfánglàngbǎnfānchuánshàngyīhuódònglónggǔ, kěyǐràoshūzhóuchěqǐyǐjiǎnshǎochuánzàiqiǎnshuǐdechīshuǐshēndù A movable keel in a sailboat that can be pivoted upward to reduce the boat's draft in shallow water.
shǒutàojiēfèngchùkāiliè, sìhūyīnhěndàdewàilìsīchěsuǒzhì, zhǐhǎotuìhái。 The gloves is returned; though having been broken at seam, they appear to have been torn open by some unusual force.
yīgècānyìyuányìngbǎzhègètímùlāchějìnlái, zuòwéiyīzhǒngzǔ 'àiyìshìdeshǒufǎ。 A senator dragged the subject in as a filibuster.