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·中英惯用短语·中英惯用例句
中英惯用短语
  1. n.  23· 《 chuāng xiàzuò zhěluò lǎng sòngsūn lín   Angel Zhang
  2.   W.D. lǎng   Strong
  3.   vt.&vi. bèi sònglǎng sòng   recite
  4. n.  《 gòng yǐnzuò zhěluò · lǎng sòng:   Cynthia Yang
  5.   【 lǎng cháng shù   Planck constant
  6. n.   bēi càn liǎo lǎng jiǔ de nǎi   a glass of milk laced with rum
  7. adj.   biǎo shì jiàn de , míng lǎng de , chéng dān de , biǎo shì míng què jiàn de , biǎo tài de , chéng nuò de , hán de   noncommittal
  8. adj.  fēng mǎn 'ér kāi lǎng de , fēng mǎn de , kāi lǎng de   sonsy
  9.   zhù dòng lǎng jīn   Active rankine zone
  10. n.  shū xìn zuò jiā , xíng shèng shí lǎng shǐ shū xìnde rén   epistler
  11.    lǎng sòng de shī gǎn qíng chōng pèi .   He reads his poems very expressively
  12. v.   lǎng sòng de shī .   He declaims his poetry, ie recites it formally and with great feeling
  13. adj.   de lǎng sòng jīhū háo gǎn qíng .   His recitation was almost expressionless
  14. n.   néng tāo tāo jué lǎng lǎng bèi sòng suō shì de zuò pǐn .   He can spout Shakespeare for hours
  15. n.  dài jiǔ lǎng jiǔsuān chéng zhī jiā táng tiáozhì de lěng yǐn) .   iced drink made with rum, lime juice and sugar
  16. adj.  lìng rén kuài de , shū shì de , kuài de , kuài de , de , 'ài de , zhǐ wén de , huó de , huá de , yòu de , qíng lǎng de , měi hǎo de , róng xiāng chù de , yǒu 'ài de , yǒu shàn de , qíng lǎng detiān )   pleasant
中英惯用例句
  1. jīn de zuó de shī bài 'ēn · lǎng
    Today's opportunity erase yesterday's failures.-- Gene Brown
  2. kěn shì měi guó 'é hài 'é zhōu dōng běi chéng shìwèi lǎng dōng běi piān dōng fāng xiàngkěn zhōu xuéjiàn 1910 niánwèi chéngzài 1970 nián xíng de fǎn yuè nán zhàn zhēng de yóu xíng zhōng míng xué shēng bèi guó mín jǐng wèi duì chéng yuán qiāng shārén kǒu 28, 835
    A city of northeast Ohio east-northeast of Akron. Kent State University(founded1910) is in the city and was the site of a1970 demonstration against the Vietnam War in which four students were killed by members of the National Guard. Population,28, 835.
  3. jīn zài 'èr lún ( gòng lún ) zhōng lián zhōng sān `10 huándàn lǎng fèn pīn zài sài jìn xíng dào bàn shí jiāng fēn píng zhì fāng 84 fēn
    Kim fired three consecutive bull's-eyes in his second quadrant but Frangilli pegged the score's level at 84 apiece at the halfway stage.
  4. xiǎng men de zuò wèi kào jìn zhōng jiān zǒu lǎng
    I think our seats are near the center aisle.
  5. lián de zhū jīng huāng shī cuòhún mǎn zhī fěn de hóng liǎn dàn shàbáidiū xià xià tóu kuīpín pín gōngzhàn zhàn jīng jīngkǒu dào : hóng zhù jiào rén shǐ men…… lǎng de gōng zhù…… lún lián dōubù zhī dào shuō shénme
    Poor Jupiter, quaking, bewildered, pale beneath his rouge, dropped his thunder-bolt and took his helmet in his hand; then bowing and trembling: “ His Eminence,” he stammered, “ the Ambassadors héng Madame Marguerite of Flanders héng” he could get no farther.
  6. lǎng · 'ěr · ēn · wéi 1858- 1947 guó xué jiāyīn zài yòu guān liàng lùn fāng miàn de xiàn 'ér huò 1918 nián nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    German physicist. He won a1918 Nobel Prize for discoveries in connection with quantum theory.
  7. hǎi dùn lǎng · yuē 1732- 1809 ào zuòqǔ jiā zhā de tóng shí dài rénduì diǎn jiāo xiǎng de zhǎn chǎn shēng guò zhòng yǐng xiǎngchú liǎo xié zòu wài hái xiě liǎo liàng de jiāo xiǎng xián sìchóng zòu
    Austrian composer who exerted great influence on the development of the classical symphony. A contemporary of Mozart, he wrote numerous symphonies and string quartets as well as operas and concertos.
  8. 'ěr jiā kuí běi shěng nán de chéng shìwèi shèng lǎng suǒ pànméng 'ěr dōng shì mào zhì zào zhōng xīnrén kǒu 74, 075
    A city of southern Quebec, Canada, on the St. Fran sǎn is River east of Montreal. It is a trade and manufacturing center. Population,74, 075.
  9. fēn màn dùn lǎng huáng hòu lín de
    a tidal strait separating Manhattan and the Bronx from Queens and Brooklyn.
  10. dǎo shēng làng sēn lǎng chuán jiāng zhí
    Japan's Mori dismisses speculation he may quit.
  11. hǎo xiàng xìng kāi lǎng
    She appear quite outgoing.
  12. bàn suí zhe shén shǎn guāng de léi diànyòu líng de cái néngjiù néng zài zhèng kàn dào yuè liàng - yuē hàn · méi sēn · lǎng
    thunderbolts quivered with elfin flares of heat lightning; the fey quality was there, the ability to see the moon at midday- John Mason Brown.
  13. hěn qīng lǎng xiàotōng guò liǎn biǎo qíng lái biǎo yuè zhī qíng
    smile radiantly; express joy through one's facial expression.
  14. tián xiàn yóu qiē hěn suì de píng guǒ táo gānxiāng liàoròuyòu shí jiā lǎng jiǔ huò bái lán chéng de hùn yóu yòng zuò xiàn bǐng de xiàn
    A mixture, as of finely chopped apples, raisins, spices, meat, and sometimes rum or brandy, used especially as a pie filling.
  15. lǎng cháo diàn zhàn
    La Rance Tidal Power Station
  16. zhì zài kàn dào zhī hòu shì shì huì xiàng lǎng sài xiān shēng yàng chéng wéi xiū shì yào děng dào hòu zài shuō liǎo。”
    but even if I have to become a Trappist monk first to manage it, then like Monsieur de Rance, once I have seen, I shall see.'
  17. 'āi fěi 'ěr kǎi lǎng luó chēng wéi men shí dài de xiǎo nán dào shì rèn wéi hěn gōng wéi men
    Did not Moliere imagine that he was doing Raphael and Michael-Angelo a very great honor, by calling them "those Mignards of their age?"
  18. zhǐ tīng jiàn piàn mányuàn shēng zhòu shēng lǎng rén yǐn rén bàng hóng zhù jiào gōng diǎn ào de gōng zhùzhí bàng de tiān lěngtiān guā fēng xià zhù jiàokuáng rén jiào huángzhù xiàngzhè shàn guān zhe de mén shàn kāi zhe de chuāngzǒng zhī qiē de qiē quán biàn liǎosàn zài rén qún zhōng de duī duī xué tīng hòu chàng kuài liǎosuì zài xīn huái mǎn de rén qún zhōng jiǎo luàntiǎo dòu xiá fěng jiǎn zhí shì huǒ shàng jiā yóugèng jiā biàn de 'è liè qíng
    Nothing was to be heard but grumbling and imprecations against the Flemings, the Cardinal de Bourbon, the Chief Magistrate, Madame Marguerite of Austria, the beadles, the cold, the heat, the bad weather, the Bishop of Paris, the Fools Pope, the pillars, the statues, this closed door, yonder open window héng to the huge diversion of the bands of scholars and lackeys distributed through the crowd, who mingled their gibes and pranks with this seething mass of dissatisfaction, aggravating the general ill-humour by perpetual pin-pricks.
  19. zhè shí 'ān quán chū kǒu chù zhèn xiǎng dòngsuí hòu tiào jìn lái liǎo wéi 'ài 'ér fēng kuángchī de yuē hàn · lāi qiú 'ài lún tóng kāibēn xiàng dōng hǎi 'àn huò lǎng huò zhě rèn yòu zhuóyì shì tiān kōng de fāng
    Then there was a rattle of the fire-escape, and into her room jumps the mad and infatuated John Delaney, entreating her to flee or fly with him to the Riviera, or the Bronx, or any old place where there are Italian skies.
  20. hái dàobèi liú lǎng sòng gōng
    The girl rattled off her lessons.
  21. gěixiàn dài shì de pāi shè dài lái liǎo kùn nándǎo yǎn lǎng · · bèi shǐ yòng fěi bīn jūn duì de zhí shēng fēi fēi xíng yuánpāi shè jiānzhè xiē fēi cháng cháng fēi jìn gōng zhēn zhèng de fǎn pàn yóu duì
    This created difficulties for Apocalypse Now, as director Francis Ford Coppola was forced to use helicopters and pilots from the Philippine army, who flew off regularly during filming to attack real-life rebel insurgents.
  22. nèi jīng chí zhǎnduì jīn yào yīn qiē shēn xìn dāng běn gǎng jīng zhú jiàn quán qiú jīn róng wèn zhuǎn míng lǎng de shí hòuběn gǎng piào shì chǎng de zhěng guī huì kuò
    43. Given sustained expansion and hence demand for capital on the Mainland, as well as the recovery of our economy, I expect the overall size of our stock market to increase as the current global financial uncertainties recede.
  23. zhī dào zuì jìn zài lǎng shēng de jié shì jiàn liǎo
    Do you know about the recent in Iran?
  24. màn rén chuán tǒng de yóu jué de chéng yuán zhù zài 'ěr tǎn lǎng 'ā hàn jìng nèi de lín jìn de
    A member of a traditionally nomadic Turkic people inhabiting Turkmenistan and neighboring areas in Iran and Afghanistan.
  25. fēn zài tǎn lǎngā hàné luó hǎi wān de zhǒng lǎng
    an Iranian language spoken in Pakistan and Iran and Afghanistan and Russia and the Persian gulf.
  26. fēn zài 'ā hàn tǎn de zhǒng lǎng
    an Iranian language spoken in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
  27. fēn 'ā hàn de zhǒng lǎng
    an Iranian language spoken in Afghanistan.
  28. shí zhǒng lǎng shì 'ā hàn tǎn de fēn de zhù yào fāng yán
    An Iranian language that is the principal vernacular language of Afghanistan and parts of western Pakistan.
  29. lǎng shì · 1638- 1715 guó zhé xué jiāshì 'ěr xué shuō de xíng 'ér shàng xué xīn bólātú zhù shèng 'ào tīng de zhé xué xiǎng zōng lái
    French philosopher who sought to reconcile the metaphysics of Descartes with Neo-Platonism and the philosophy of Saint Augustine.
  30. zhè xiàn shì zhèng shí dài qīng tóng bèi xún huán shǐ yòng zhè shāng xíng wéi díquè záo zhèng ,” de kǎo rén lǎng · duàn yán dào
    "This discovery is the first tangible proof of commerce in the recycling of ancient bronzes," asserts Francesco Nicosia , archaeological superintendent of Tuscany.
  31. huò cái yào duó jìng zhēng duì shǒu de cái xìn zhàn zhēng quán yòu guānkòng zhì xìn jiù kòng zhì liǎo jīn qiánxìn zhàn zhēng kǒng yòu guānkòng zhì xìn de rén néng ràng xiē bǎo zhù de rén gǎn dào kǒng niǔ yuē yínháng jiù jīng liǎo zhè zhǒng kǒng zài tiān jiù diū shī liǎo 230 měi yuánxìn zhàn zhēng zhèng zhì yòu guāndāng guó zhèng zhī chí qíng bào gòu duì měi guó jìn xíng hēi huó dòng shíméng yǒu de hán jiù yào chóngxīn què dìng liǎohuò zhě dāng wéi rǎo luàn měi guó jīng lǎng zhèng 'àn zhōng zhī chí xiàng měi guó shì chǎng tóu fàng jiǎ shí men yīnggāi yǐn yǐn chá jué dào chōng tóng wǎngxìn zhàn zhēng shēng cún yòu guān guó liè zhǎn de jīng quán suǒ yòu de gōng mén jiàn zhù zài tōu qiè měi guó de de chǔ shàng běn hán guózài men zhèng de bāng zhù xiàzhǐ yào měi guó de shù kāi shè bǎn jiù tōu zǒu liǎoxìn zhàn zhēng tiǎo xìn qīn fàn gōng mín quán yòu guān lùn shì zài guó jiā hái shì zài zhǎn zhōng guó jiācóng wǎng luò kōng jiān de chéng bǎo zǒu lái liǎo yǎn de hēi men suǒ yòu 'ér shī men liǎo jiě jìn xíng xìn zhàn zhēng de jīng shōu xìn zhàn zhēng jiù shì yào kòng zhì xìn suí zhe wǎng luò kōng jiān de kuò zhǎn diàn zhèng zhuàng tài de màn yánxiàn shí shè huì yuè lái yuè shī kòng zhìcóng 80 nián dài zhěng 90 nián dài de qíng kuàng lái kànxìn zhàn zhēng miǎn
    It's about the acquisition of wealth, and the denial of wealth to competitors. Information Warfare is about power. He who controls the information controls the money. Information Warfare is about fear. He who controls the information can instill fear in those who want to keep their secrets a secret. It's the fear that the Bank of New York felt when it found itself billion short of cash in only one day. Information Warfare is about politics. When the German government sponsors intelligence agency hacking against U.S. computers, the concept of ally needs to be redefined. Or when Iran takes aim at the U.S. economy by state sponsored counterfeiting, we should have a glimmer that conflict is not what it once was. Information Warfare is about survival. France and Israel developed their respective economies and based entire industries on stealing American secrets. Japan and Korea purloin American technology as it comes off the drawing boards with the help of their governments. Information Warfare is about defiance and disenfranchisement in both modern and Third World societies. From the inner cities of Cyberspace come fringe? element hackers with nothing to lose. They recognize the economic benefits of waging Information Warfare. Information Warfare is about the control of information. As a society we maintain less and less control as Cyberspace expands and electronic anarchy reigns. Given global conditions of the late 1980s and 1990s, Information Warfare is inevitable.
  32. shì duì xiàn yòu de xiè jìn xíng gǎi jìnshǐ gèng yòu xiàolǜshì jiè shàng duō shù xiàn cún de bái xún jiàng shì lián lǎng shēng chǎn de
    an attempt to refine the existent machinery to make it more efficient; much of the beluga caviar existing in the world is found in the Soviet Union and Iran.