Chinese English Phrase:
  • adj.  饮食规定(如禁食某食物).   dietary rules, eg forbidding certain foods
  • n.  首相任命一新大臣以增强她现届政府的活力.   The Prime Minister appointed some new ministers to ginger up her administration
  • n.  马拉松赛接近终点时, 有参赛者显出极难受的样子.   Towards the end of the marathon several runners showed signs of distress
  • adj.  马拉松赛跑才是真玩意儿--这慢跑根本不算回事.   Marathons are the real McCoy these little jogs are no challenge at all
  • adj.  骑自行车横越美国? 听起来有冒险.   Cycle across America? Sounds a bit dodgy to me
  • n.  鬼, 幽灵, 灵魂, 幻影, 一, 一点儿, 一丝, 受雇而为他人作画的人, 双重影象, 散乱的光辉, 反常回波, 空胞, 鬼线, 形骸细胞, 外壳, 鬼魂   ghost
  • n.  鲸须, 须板(某鲸类种群上颌的角质薄片, 用以支撑服装, 尤指旧时用的, 如紧身内衣中的).   for stiffening garments, eg corsets
  • n.  鹿有种类能脱换鹿角.   Some kinds of deer shed their horns
  • v.  黄油软一就容易涂抹.   Butter spreads more easily when it's softer
  • n.  黑暗中的)微光(如某昆虫或海洋生物的). Cf 参看 fluorescence.   giving out of a faint glow in the dark, eg by certain insects or sea creatures (
  • n.  (中东一国家的)小费, 赏钱, 津贴, 小费   baksheesh
  • n.  (基督教某福音派的)教友   member of certain evangelical Christian sects
  • n.  (尤指在英国)夫人(某贵族妻子的尊称, 用时带姓)   title used with the surname of the wives of some nobles
  • n.  (成败、 生死、 做与不做某事等)险非此即彼   near `thing a fine balance between success and failure, life and death, doing or not doing sth, etc
  • n.  (指玩笑、故事等)近乎猥亵的, 有可能冒犯某人的   almost indecent; likely to offend some people
  • adj.  (指那本身就要不得的东西)严重的, 显著的   serious; noticeable