adj. zhècìdefǎngwènyǔshàngcìdàbùyīyàng .InUSEnglishthaniscommonlyused(notto) zàiměishìyīngyǔzhōng ,than shǐyòngdéjiàopǔbiàn( to zébùchángjiàn) to last time.
abbr. zhèqìchēměijiālúnqìyóunéngzǒu 40yīnglǐ . This car does 40 mpg, ie of petrol
n. zhèpàodeshèchéngwéiwǔyīnglǐ . The gun has a range of five miles
v. zhèzhǒngzuòfǎzàiyīnggélányīxiēdìqūrénghěnliúxíng . The practice still obtains in some areas of England
n. zhèzhǒngbùqiāngshèchéngdáyīyīnglǐ . This rifle ranges over a mile
v. zhèzhǒngyòngfǎzàiyīngshìyīngyǔzhōngbùduōjiàn . The company's hiring more men next week. gāigōngsīxiàzhōuyàozàigùxiēnángōng .ThisuseislesscommoninBritishEnglish
zhèzhǒngjiégòuzàiyīngshìyīngyǔzhōngduōyòngyúchúxiànzàishìyǐwàideqítāshítài Do you have a computer?' `Yes I do.' `nǐyòujìsuànjīmá ? '` wǒyòu .' ThisconstructioniscommoninBritishEnglishintensesotherthanthepresent
n. zhèzhǒngkùzǐ 30 yīngbàngyītiáo . These trousers cost 30 a pair
adj. zhèzhǒngniǎohěnshǎodōngjìdàoyīngguólái . This bird is an unusual winter visitor to Britain
adj. zhèyàohuā 200 yīngbàngshàngxià . It's going to cost 200 or as near as dammit
v. zhètàngxíngchéng 10yīngbànggòuyòngmá ? Will 10 suffice for the trip?
zhèliàngqìchē , wǒgěinǐ 500yīngbàng .'` shuōdìngliǎo !' I'll give you 500 for the car.' `Done!' `
adj. zhèliàngqìchēháinéngxíngshǐhěnduōyīnglǐ . This car's good for many more miles
n. zhèzhènzǐshìyīngguózuìhánlěngdedìfāng . This town is the coldest place in Britain
n. zhèxiàngjījīnyòu 500 yīngbàng . The fund stands at 500, ie there is 500 in it
jìnchūkǒuzhuānyèyīngyǔcíhuì English vocabulary on Imports & Exports