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yīngwénjièshì
 míngcí
  • dust
  • sift
  • splash
  • sprinkle
  • let go
  • release, cast away, let go
  • relax
dòngcí
  • scatter
  • in different directions
  • put here and there
  • scatter
  • disperse
  • cast
qítā
  • spill
  • spillage
  • spilling
 
zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù
  1. n.  ' suō shì de zuòqiú · kǎi zhōng de yán jiā .   the soothsayer in Shakespeare's `Julius Caesar
  2.   ( 'àn hángjù ) ( zhǒng )   sow broadcast
  3. adj.  1. kǎi de , huáng de , kǎi de   caesarian
  4. adj.  JuliusCaesar de , yóu · kǎi de   julian
  5.   [ ér ] zhè shì jiǎ huà , zhè shì huǎng。   It's a story. (='Tis a story)
  6.   [ kǒu ] chéng zhì mǒu rén shǐ gǎn zuò mǒu shì , jiào xùn mǒu rén bié zuò mǒu shì [ cháng will lián yòng ](WhenIcatchthatboy,I'llteachhimtotellliestome. yào shì zhuā dào xiǎo hái , yào hǎohǎo zhì zhì , kàn hái gǎn gǎn duì huǎng。 )   teach sb. to do sth.
  7.   [ kǒu ] tuǐ jiù páo   cut and run (=cut one's lucky[stick]; cut dirt)
  8.   [ měikǒu ] huān   cut round
  9.   [ měi ] niào   take a leak
  10.   [ yàn ] huǎng zhuāng xiàng , yòu jiǎ huà bāng。   One lie needs seven lies to wait upon it. (=One lie makes[callsfor] many)
  11.   [ yàn ] kǎi zhī yìng gāi bèi rén huái ; gēn wěi rén yòu guān de rén jié shēn 'ài。   Caesar's wife must [ought to] be above suspicion.
  12.   [ yàn ] huǎng zǒng shì zhàn zhù jiǎo de。   Lies have short [no] legs.
  13.   【 zōng】 ( rén hòu de ) zhōu nián   year's mind
  14.   【 zōngzhōu yuè   month's mind
  15.   【 zōngjīng shén huā shù ( zuò dìng de shàn shì , cān jiā wéi bié rén [ zhě ] dǎo )   spiritual bouquet
  16. n.   zhǒng xiāo yuán liào , sāi gǒng   thimerosal
zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
  1. luó tiān zhù jiào zhǒng jǐn gēn zài shǐ shū hòu de chànghètōng cháng shèng zhōng)。
    (Roman Catholic) an antiphon (usually from the Book of Psalms) immediately after the epistle at Mass.
  2. xiān hǎn de shí 'èr 'ér děng rénshì liè shí 'èr luò de xiān
    Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, or any of Jacob's12 sons, the eponymous progenitors of the12 tribes of Israel.
  3. ā gāo nán de luó fēn jiè xiàncóng niú shān yán shēn dào jiā lóng bìng zhì 'ā tǎn de shǐ fàn wéi tóng děng rén gōng yuán qián 56 nián bèi zhū · kǎi zhēng gāi gōng yuán 507 nián huàguī guó
    A Roman division of southwest Gaul extending from the Pyrenees to the Garonne River and roughly coextensive with the historical region of Aquitaine. Its Iberian peoples were conquered by Julius Caesar in56 b.c. The region passed to the Franks in a.d.507.
  4. ràng shān kāi xīn shǐ shì zài xiē zāo gāo de xià chē shí shuāi dǎo huò shì mǎn bāo de wén jiàn zài guò dào shàng de shí hòu
    He made her laugh, even on those not so good days when she would trip exiting the bus, or drop her briefcase full of papers on the aisle floor.
  5. mǎn shí kuài de sēn lín bèi mǎn huā bàn de zǒu láng
    the forest floor strewn with boulders; the petal-strewn aisle.
  6. bié zhuāng qiāng zuò shìbié bǎi jià bié huǎng
    None of your airs! Don't put it on so! Don't tell any more lies!
  7. huǎng háo nèi jiù
    He has no qualms about lying.
  8. mànjié luó · shēng 1930 měi guó xué jiāyīn yán jiū zhèng shí liǎo kuā de cún zài huò 1990 nián nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    American physicist. He shared a1990 Nobel Prize for research that confirmed the existence of quarks.
  9. men zhǐ wáng huǎng
    They gave the queen the lie.
  10. yòu xiē fāng guān chá jiā rèn wéi lián de jīng wèn shì [ fāng de ] huì 'ěr qiáo de jīng kùn jìng yuè shēn fāng yuè néng yòng mào zhuǎn ràng yòu shǐ lián zài wài jiāo shàng shōu liǎnhuò zài jūn bèi kòng zhì rén quán fāng miàn huò jìn zhǎnlìng yòu xiē rénbāo kuò yīng guó shǒuxiàng qiē 'ěr rén de guān diǎn shìjiǎ dìng rèn jiāo huàn xíng dòngjīng gǎi duì fāng yòu
    Some observers in the West see the Soviet economic problems as opportunities. The worse Mr.Gorbachev's economic bind, the more the West can use trade and technology transfers as inducements for Soviet diplomatic restraint, or progress on arms control and human rights. Others, including Prime Minister Thatcher of Britain, view successful economic reforms as "in the Western interest," presumably without any such quid pro quo.
  11. de fāng shì miáo shù liǎo qiē 'ěr rén gēn huān yǐn yòng shī de zhōng guó guó jiā zhù jiāng mín zhōng gòng lǐng xiù máo dōng ( guāng yào jiāng zuò zhōng guó wèi huáng qín shǐ huáng )、 zhèng zhí lián jié de zhū ( jīn róng ) zhōng guó gǎi kāi fàng de zǒng shè shī dèng xiǎo píng ( zài guāng yào de zhōngjìn guǎn dèng zhǐ yòu yīng chǐ gāoquè shì rén zhōng zhī jié )。
    In acerbic Lee Kuan Yew style, he describes Margaret Thatcher, Ronald Reagan, China's poetry-quoting Jiang Zemin, the late Mao Zedong (whom he likened to first Chinese emperor Qinshihuang), the incorruptible Zhu Rongji to the bold reformer Deng Xiaoping (whom he remembers as "a five-footer but a giant among men").
  12. bēi de zhī zhòngliú máng guì zhèng de bào zhèng héng héng w·m· léichuán cháng bèi de liú máng chuán yuán fàng zhú liǎo
    the rascally rabble; the tyranny of a scoundrelly aristocracy_ W.M. Thackaray; the captain was set adrift by his roguish crew.
  13. shí shàng shì shā huán jìngpíng jūn yuè jiàng liàng yuē xiāng dāng shā
    The Pole is actually a desert environment,averaging about the same amount of monthly rainfall as the Sahara Desert.
  14. shēng miàn bǐng shàng céng guì táng táo gān), juǎnqǐ láihōng kǎo qián qiē duàn
    rolled dough spread with cinnamon and sugar (and raisins) then sliced before baking.
  15. zhè xīng de xiǎn zhù diǎn shìzài sài 'ěr bǎi lín duì wēi 'ěr xùn xiān shēng biǎo xiàn chū liǎo duàn zēngzhǎng de chénghuí guò tóu lái kàn yīng guó guó nèi qiē 'ěr rénzuò wéi xià fǎn duì dǎng lǐng xiù jīng dài liǎo xiān shēngbìng qiě niǎn zǒu liǎo yòu wàng de hòu xuǎn rén
    The week has been marked by increased cordiality in Brussels, Dublin and Moscow towards Mr Wilson. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, Mrs Thatcher has succeeded in replacing Mr Heath, and ousting other likely candidates, as Leader of Her Majesty's Opposition.
  16. yǐn fǎn gǎn de xíng wéixié 'è bēi chǐ de dào lún sàng xíng wéi - gāi shí dài zuì zāo gāo de shū
    scandalous behavior; the wicked rascally shameful conduct of the bankrupt- Thackeray; the most shocking book of its time.
  17. qiē 'ěr shuō guò jiāng fèi chú píng cái chǎn de shuì xiàn zhí zhìzhù huì zhè me zuò deméi yòu yòu rén huì zhè me zuòcóng lái méi yòu wèi zuò guò
    Thatcher has said she will abolish the rating system. Watch this space, she won't. No one will. No ever.
  18. mài luó bēn bàn dǎo dōng běi de chéng shìzài qīng tóng shí zuò wéi zǎo wén huà zhōng xīn fán róng shí shì 'ā mén nóng de chuán shì shǒu
    An ancient Greek city in the northeast Peloponnesus that flourished during the Bronze Age as the center of an early civilization. It was the legendary capital of Agamemnon.
  19. zài duì huǎng
    You're lying to me.
  20. shǐ xiū gēng hòu 'ér zhǒng
    To plow(land) without seeding it afterward.
  21. lún lún wáng guó de shǒu wèi yòu yán 'àn de měi suǒ jìng nèizuò wéi shǒu dōudà yuē jiàn gōng yuán qián 1750 niánzài bèi shù rén huǐ miè hòugōng yuán qián 689 nián), yòu bèi jiá èr shì chóngjiàn wáng shì xiǎn zhī shí lún shì shì jiè guān zhī de kōng zhōng huā yuán suǒ zài
    The capital of ancient Babylonia in Mesopotamia on the Euphrates River. Established as capital c.1750 b.c. and rebuilt in regal splendor by Nebuchadnezzar II after its destruction(c.689 b.c.) by the Assyrians, Babylon was the site of the Hanging Gardens, one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
  22. 1202 nián dào 1204 nián zhuànxiàng wéi jūn shì tǎn dīng bǎo 'ér zhàn de dōng qīnjiēguǒ méi yòu duó huí lěng
    a Crusade from 1202 to 1204 that was diverted into a battle for Constantinople and failed to recapture Jerusalem.
  23. shì zhōng niào tōng biàn de róng
    a receptacle for urination or defecation in the bedroom.
  24. huǎng dào liǎo bào yìngyīn wéi méi rén zài xiāng xìn de huà
    His lies recoiled on him because nobody would believe him any more.
  25. ā shīxiào luò 1880 1957 lán měi guó zuò jiāzài yòu zhēng de xiǎo shuō zhòngshì shǐ yóu tài jiào jiào dào jiě rén( 1939 nián
    Polish-born American Yiddish writer who sought to reconcile Judaism and Christianity in his controversial novels, such as The Nazarene(1939).
  26. jiān chí měi tiān cān jiā bìng qiě duì xiē zài de pāi shè xiàn chǎng lie lie de yǎn yuán chù kuǎnyīn pǐn xíng duān zhèng shì chū liǎo míng de
    Despite her famous rectitude --she attended Mass daily and fined actors who cursed on her set.
  27. guān xīnshì yīn wǎng shàng de xùn héng héng shēn qíng jiāo shìzhǐ shì bái píng shàng de hēi yǎn 'ér ér shì xiǎng tīng dào de qīng cuì de shēng yīnxiǎng kàn dào de wēn qíng de wēi xiàoshèn zhì yīn zàn tóng 'ér méi de biǎo qíng
    "Concern." is the message on the Internet, affectionate, teasing and anecdotal, yet merely black print on white screen. It is not the golden tones, the warm smile or even the disapproving frown one wants to hear and see.
  28. 1990 nián shǒu xiàng lián guó wéi xíng dòng pài qiǎn jūn shì guān chá yuán láizhōng guó xiān hòu xiànglián guó zhōng dōng tíng zhàn jiān zhì” (untso)、“ lián guó -- wēi guān chá tuán (unikom)、“ lián guó jiǎn zhài lín shí quán gòu” (untac)、“ lián guó gōng mín tóu piào pài tuán” (minurso)、“ lián guó sāng xíng dòng” (onumoz) lián guó guān chá tuán” (unomil) děng 6 xiàng lián guó wéi xíng dòngpài chū jūn shì guān chá yuán 32 437 rén
    In 1990, China began to assign military observers to UN peace-keeping operations; since then it has sent 437 military observers in 32 groups to join six UN peace-keeping operations, viz, the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization (UNTSO) in the Middle East, United Nations Iraq-Kuwait Observation Mission (UNIKOM), Un ited Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC), United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO), United Nations Operation in Mozambique (ONUMOZ) and United Nations Observer Mission in Liberia (UNOMIL).
  29. zhì jīn wéi zhǐzhōng guó xiān hòu xiàng " lián guó tíng zhàn jiān zhì "( untso)、 " lián guó - wēi guān chá tuán "( unikom)、 " lián guó jiǎn zhài lín shí quán gòu "(untac)、 " lián guó gōng mín tóu piào pài tuán "(minurso)、 " lián guó sāng xíng dòng "(onumoz)、 " lián guó guān chá tuán "(unomil)、 " lián guó sài 'áng guān chá tuán "(unomsil) " lián guó sài 'áng pài tuán "(unamsil) děng duō xiàng lián guó wéi xíng dòng pài chū jūn shì guān chá yuánjūn shì lián luò guān jūn shì wèn gòng 522 rén pài chū gōng chéng bīng duì liǎng 800 rén
    So far China has sent 522 military observers, liaison officers or advisers and 800 men in two batches from engineering units to the UN peace-keeping operations, including the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization (UNTSO), United Nations Iraq-Kuwait Observation Mission (UNIKOM), United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC), United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO), United Nations Operation in Mozambique (ONUMOZ), United Nations Observer Mission in Liberia (UNOMIL), United Nations Observer Mission in Sierra Leone (UNOMSIL) and United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone (UNAMSIL).
  30. shuō huǎngzhè yòu sǔn de míng
    Your accusation of my lying is a reflection on my reputation.
  31. suō bèi suō de duò xìng tàn huà zhè zhǒng chōng dāng pēn zhōng zhì de zài
    A compressed inert gas, such as a fluorocarbon, that acts as a vehicle for discharging the contents of an aerosol container.
  32. duō fāng yán zhǒng fāng yán luó bēn dǎoài qín qún dǎo fēn dǎo nán jiǎng fāng yán
    A dialect of ancient Greek spoken in the Peloponnesus, Crete, certain of the Aegean Islands, Sicily, and southern Italy.