n. ' dàrén , géxià , juéyé , lǎoyé ( chēnghūhuòtídàoyòujuéwèishēnfènderénshíyòngdejìngchēng) title used in speaking to or about a man of the rank of `Lord
(=Lord bless my soul!) lǎotiānyébǎoyòu ! āiyā !( biǎoshìjīngyà ) Lord bless me!
( huò mylord) dàrén , lǎoyé ( duìguìzú、 zhùjiào、 fǎguānděngdezūnchēng ) My Lord
tāmendelúnchuánqùjiànlóngwángyéliǎo( chénméiliǎo) . Their ship was sent to Davy Jones's locker, ie was sunk
kǎnyé, běijīngrénzuǐpínshànkǎn, gùyòu“kǎnyé”zhīchēng Beijingers are very good at talking and have been the nicknamed big talkers.
běijīngrénzuǐpínshànkǎn, gùyòu“ kǎnyé ” zhīchēng Beijingers are very good at talking and have been the nicknamed "big talkers."
n. tàncí , gǎntànyǔ( rú`ā ! '` hǎowā !' huò` kànzàilǎotiānyédemiànshàng !') . word or phrase used as an exclamation (eg Oh!, Hurray! or For goodness sake)
āiyā ! hǎojiāhuǒ ! lǎotiānyé ! Good Lord !
n. dàrén , géxià , xiānshēng , lǎoyé , xiānshēng , shēnshì ,( jiùshíyìndùduì 'ōuzhōuréndezūnchēng) xiānshēng , ōuzhōuguānyuánhuò 'ōuzhōuyímín sahib
n. chángyòngyúyìndù , jiùshíyòngzuòduì 'ōuzhōunánzǐzhíjiēhuòjiànjiēdechēnghū) lǎoyé ( tōngchángyòngyǐzhǐyòushèhuìdìwèihuòguānzhízhě) . male European, usu with some social or official status (
wǒkàntāde 'érzǐméiyòushénmeliǎobùqǐ, tāzìgāozìdà, zhuāngqiāngzuòshì, huóxiànggèshǎoyé 。 I don't think much of her son héng he's so conceited, and as full of airs and graces as a young lord.
wángdàyétāotāobùjuédìtánzhe, fābiǎoduìzhè 'ànjiàndekànfǎ。 Uncle Wang ran on, airing his views about the cases.
ā Q zàizhàotàiyémiànqiánxiǎndédāitóudāinǎo。 Ah Q looks idiotic before Master Zhao.
liǎngwèijiùyédōushìshēnlièhóngmén, dúshūmínglǐdejūnzǐ。 Both brothers were mandarin scholars, learned and rational gentlemen.
wǒxiǎngnàliànglǎoyéchējíshǐmǎdádiàoliǎoyěháinénggālāgālādìqiánxíng。 I believe that old car would rattle on even if the engine fell out.
tādelǎoyéchēháizàigālāgālādìqiánxíngmá? Is his old car still rattling along?
yéyéxǐhuānfànhòugēnjǐwèilǎorénxùjiù。 Grandfather likes to reminisce with other old people after supper.
yéyéshìxǐhuānzuòzàigōngyuánlǐgēnbiédelǎorénmenyīqǐhuàjiù。 Grandfather liked nothing better than sitting in the park, reminiscing with the other old men.
liúdàyéjìnbùzhùyàokāixiǎohóngdewánxiào。 Uncle Liu could not resist teasing Xiao Hong.
lǐchádédeyéyéjiānchíràngtāshàngfǎlǜxuéxiào。 Richard 's grandfather insisted on that he attend a law school.
lǎoyéchēyīzhǒngpòjiùde, zīzīzuòxiǎngdejiāotōnggōngjù A rickety, worn-out vehicle.
lǎoyéyòngzàijiàomíngqián, jiùshíbiǎoshìduìpútáoyáhébāxīhuángshì、 guìzú、 zōngjiàojítuánrénwùdezūnchēng Used formerly as a title for men of Portuguese and Brazilian royalty, aristocracy, and hierarchy, preceding the given name.
bónèitè, fúlǎngxīsī · yīlìsuō · huòqísēn 1849 - 1924 yīngyìměiguózuòjiā, yǐtādeliúxíng 'értóngzuòpǐn 'érchūmíng, tèbiéshìfāngtèlèluóyīxiǎojuéyé ( 1886 nián), qízhōngmiáoxiědezìmìngbùfándezhùjuéchuānzhuódàizhòubiānlǐngzǐdehēitiān 'éróngfúzhuāng, liúzhexuànyàodejīnhuángsèdechángjuànfā British-born American writer famous for her popular children's books, especially Little Lord Fauntleroy(1886), whose priggish title character dressed in black velvet with ruffled lace collars and sported long golden curls.
rúguǒzàizòngmùcóngdōngxiàngxī, cóngxiǎotǎxiàngnàlètǎyuǎnwàng, zhǐjiànchángchángyīdàifángshè, diāoliánghuàdòng, cǎisèbōlíchuānghù, céngcéngdiédié, tūchūzàishílùshàngfāng; háikěyǐkànjiànyīpàishìmínfángshèdeshānqiáng, qūqūzhézhé, wàngyěwàngbùdàojìntóu, shíchángbèiyīdàojiēkǒusuǒqiēduàn, yěbùshíbèiyīzhuàngshíqiángdàlóudezhèngmiànhuòcèmiànsuǒqiēgē; dàlóusìpíngbāwěn, liántóngtíngyuànhéhuāyuán, xiāngfánghézhùtǐ, jiāzàinàbǐcǐjǐn 'āizhedexiázhǎimínshèdāngzhōng, yóurúyīgèlǐngzhùlǎoyéjiāzàiyīdàduīpíngmínbǎixìngzhōngjiān。 Then, if your view ran along the bank, from east to west, from the Tournelle to the Tour de Nesle, there was a long cordon of houses, with carved beams, stained-glass windows, each story projecting over that beneath it, an interminable zigzag of bourgeois gables,frequently interrupted by the mouth of a street, and from time to time also by the front or angle of a huge stone mansion,planted at its ease, with courts and gardens, wings and detached buildings, amid this populace of crowded and narrow houses, like a grand gentleman among a throng of rustics.
nǐyībèizǐyějiànbùdàotānàyàngyīgèguòshídewángyé 。 You never saw such a rusty Prince in all your born days as he was.
yòushíhòu, dāngwǒxiǎng " chāojìnlù " huòzhěduǒbìzérènshí, wǒjiùxiǎngqǐyéyézài " shōugēyuè " deguāngliàngxiànázhedàliándāoshōugēdàpiànyùmǐdìdeqíngjǐng。 Sometimes, when I'm tempted to cut corners or to put off responsibilities, I think of my grandfather with his scythe cutting wide arcs of corn in the light of the harvest moon.
kuàngqiě, zhūbìtèlǎoyédefúzhuāngnàmehuálì, xīyǐnliǎoquánchǎngdezhùyì, duìyú 'āndìngguānzhòngdeqíngxùyěshìqǐliǎobùxiǎozuòyòngde。 For the rest, the costume of Seigneur Jupiter was very fine, and had contributed not a little towards soothing the crowd by occupying its whole attention.
xiànzàiyòushǎoshùrénjiùshìzuòguāndānglǎoyé , yòuxiēshìqíngshízàibùxiànghuà! We have a few people now who act like overlords, and some of their behaviour is truly shocking.
nǐzhīdàowǒyòubùshìcáishényé ! I'm not made of money, you know!
wǒqùzhǎoyúdàyé。 I'll run and fetch Uncle Yu.
bàbàzǒuliǎojìnlái, hòumiàngēnzhewúdàyé 。 Daddy entered, followed by Uncle Wu.
yáodàyégǎnjǐnzǒushàngqiánlái [ zǒuliǎochūlái ]。 Uncle Yao hastened forward [out].
shènzhìzài 'éguóhépútáoyádefǎtíngshàng, t lǎoyéyěbèirènwéishìfēichángfàngdàngde, jǐnjǐnzàitādāngpútáoyádàshǐqījiāntājiùyòusāngèqīzǐhéshísìgèháizǐ。 Lord T. was considered singularly licentious even for the courts of Russia and Portugal; he acquired three wives and fourteen children during his Portuguese embassy alone.
rúguǒnǐgǎndǎwǒ 'ěrguānglǎotiānyézuòzhèng, wǒjiùzǎiliǎonǐ! If you dare to slap my face--by God, I'll lay you out!
xiàngěiyéyénǎinǎi: xīnniánkuàilè! To Grandpa and Grandma happy new year!
wǒbùzhīdàowǒyéyéshìshénmeyàngderén, wǒgèngguānxīndeshì, tādesūnzǐhuìchéngwèishénmeyàngderén。 ( měiguózǒngtǒnglínkěn .A.) I don'nt know who my grandfather was. I' m much more concerned to know what his grandson will be. (Abraham Lincoln, American president)
lǎoyéyéhuíyìqǐjiùshídeyīxiēyìshì。 Granddad fetched up some anecdotes of the old days.
wǒyéyéhuànyòuguānjiéyán。 My grandfather is afflicted with arthritis.
nàtiānbàngwǎn, zàiwǒhéfùqīndòngshēnhuíjiāzhīqián, huòdàntuōtèzúdexiǎomùtóngzhānjiéjiāogěiwǒyīfēngxìn, tāshuōshìnàwèiyīngguólǎoyéliúgěiwǒde。 Late that afternoon, Jantje, the little Hottentot herd boy, came up to me and handed me a letter , which he said the English baas had left for me.
shìgègěixiǎofèikāngkǎiderén; shàngdìkāngkǎideréncí; dàfāngdechēngzàn; háoshuǎngdezhùrén; dàfāngdelíngyòngqián; xīngqīliùdeháizǐkě 'àiyòudàfāng; háoshuǎngdeyìshùzhīchízhě; kāngkǎidelǐwù; tānàkě 'ài、 kāngkǎideyéyé 。 was a big tipper; the bounteous goodness of God; bountiful compliments; a freehanded host; a handsome allowance; Saturday's child is loving and giving; a liberal backer of the arts; a munificent gift; her fond and openhanded grandfather.
tābǎyéyéhǒngpiàndé ( dāyìng ) bǎtājiàchūqù。 She bamboozled Grandfather into marrying her.
gāo 'àode, guìzúdeyǐfúhélǎoyéhuòzuòwéilǎoyédezūnguìde、 gāoguìdefāngshìdehuòjùzhītèdiǎnde In a dignified, noble fashion befitting or characteristic of a lord.