zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù:
  • adv.  zhè xiē zhǐ zāo dào duàn rán fǒu rèn .   The allegations were all flatly denied
  • n.  zhè jiàn shì fǒu quán zài zuò zhè jiàn shì de tài .   Whether it was unwise or not depends upon the spirit in which it was done
  • v.  zhè jià qián shì fǒu bāo kuò zēng zhí shuì zài nèi ?   Does the price include VAT?
  • conj.  zhè jué xìn shì fǒu lái shí .Whetherisalsousedwhentheclauseitbeginsisthesubjectofasentence*whether hái yòng yǐn dǎo zhù cóng   It depends on whether the letter arrives in time.
  • n.  zhè hái yào yòu rén , fǒu shí gān .   One has to push the child or she will do no work at all
  • adv.  zhè shì fǒu zhèng què , méi yòu .   I'm not too sure if this is right
  • n.  zhè lùn fǒu dìng liǎo qiē chuán tǒng xìn niàn .   This theory is a negation of all traditional beliefs
  • vt.  wéi fǎn , chù fàn děng) , fǒu dìng , fǎn , tuī fānlùn děng) , tóng ... chù chōng , xié diào , huài , qīn fàn , chù   contravene
  • n.  wéi , wéi fǎn , chù fàn ,[ wéi jǐng zuì , fǒu dìng , fǎn , wéi bèi , máo dùn   contravention
  •   lián yòng , gòu chéng fǒu dìng shì wèn shì   . When have2 refers to a regular state orhabitual feature, etc, negatives and questions are formed with do in both British and US English *have2, do
  • n.  shì , shìdàng , shì fǒu , shì , xiāng pèi , shì xìng   suitability
  • n.  tōng guòzàn tóngcǎi fǒu jué jué   pass, carry, adopt, reject a resolution
  • n.  dào shì cuò , dàn néng fǒu xíng tōng ?   It sounds fine in theory, but will it work?
  • n.   , tuì huà de guān , hén , , tuì huà guān , diǎn 'ér , háo ,( mǒu decán ,( yòng fǒu dìng háo , diǎn 'ér ,( tuì huà guān decán , cán , tuì huà de guān   vestige
  • n.   zhǐ kòng zāo duàn rán fǒu rèn .   The charge was vehemently denied
  • n.   xiē gànshì jiāng jiǎn shì sài chǎng kàn shì fǒu shì sài .   The stewards will inspect the course to see if racing is possible