zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wáng yōu zhì xūn zhāng gěi zhù míng de shì pèi dài
    The Queen invested the celebrated nurse with the Distinguished Service Cross.
  • jiā xūn wèi shì lǎo de shì xūn wèi .
    The Order of the Garter is an ancient order of chivalry.
  • jiā xūn wèi shì lǎo de shì xūn wèi
    The order of the Garter is an ancient order of chivalry
  • de lìng guān jiàn shòu wéi duō shí xūn zhāng
    His commanding officer is putting him in for the Victoria Cross.
  • shòu mǒu rén xūn zhāng chēng hào
    confer a medal [title] on [upon] sb.
  • zǒng tǒng xià men shí zài yìng gěi men guà xūn zhānglái biǎo zhāng men duì dāng jīng de wěi gōng
    Your Excellency should confer upon them posthumous honours for the great contributions they had made to the local economy.
  •     ( shí liù ) guī dìng jué dìng shòu guó jiā de xūn zhāng róng chēng hào
    To institute state medals and titles of honour and decide on their conferment;
  • yīng guó fāng miànpéng dùn xūn jué biǎo mǎnrèn wéi xiāng gǎng shì " yǎo rén yān de huāng xiǎo dǎo ", dài tōng shāng tiáo yuē
    Palmerston was equally dissatisfied with Hong Kong, which he contemptuously described as 'abarren island with hardly a house upon it', and refused to accept it as the island station that had been demanded as an alternative to a commercial treaty.
  • gāo shù xūn de xīn jūn yòu zhàn dǒu
    The New 8th Corps under Gao Shuxun also had high combat effectiveness.
  • qián xiāng gǎng tíng de hǎi wài guān tuán suàn shì jīng yīng yún bāo kuò liǎng wèi lái xīn lán de zhe míng guān xīn lán shàng tíng tuì xiū tíng cháng 'ān guó xūn jué xīn lán shàng tíng qián guān shěn shàn jué shì
    The current pool of overseas judges is quite an impressive line-up, including two distinguished New Zealand Judges - your retired President of the Court of Appeal and Privy Councillor Lord Cooke of Thorndon and former Court of Appeal Judge Sir Edward Somers.
  • gōng xūn jiǎng zhāng
    the Distinguished Service Cross
  • shì jiǎng zhāng depèi dài xūn zhāng de
    Decorated with or wearing medals.
  • zài zhè chǎng zhàn zhēng zhōng bèi shòu xūn wèi
    He was decorated in the war.
  • jiāng jūn yīn gāi shì bīng zuò zhàn xiāo yǒng 'ér gěi shòu xūn
    The general decorated the soldier for valour.
  • zhǒng guó jūn duì de xūn zhāng
    a French military decoration.
  • yīng guó jūn duì shòu yǒng gǎn xíng wéi de xūn zhāng
    a British military decoration for gallantry.
  • guó jūn duì jiǎng yǒng gǎn xíng wéi de xūn zhāng
    a French military decoration for gallantry.
  • guó wáng xūn zhāng bān shòu gěi
    The king invested him with a decoration.
  • zhǒng měi guó jūn duì jiǎng zhàn dǒu zhōng yǒng gǎn xíng wéi de xūn zhāng
    a US military decoration for gallantry in action.
  • zhè dàjiàng bèi shòu xūn zhāng
    The general has been invested with a decoration.
  • yīng guó jūn duì shòu zhàn dǒu zhōng zhǒng de xūn zhāng
    a British military decoration for special service in action.
  • xiōng shìxiōng kǎixiōng zhāngxiōng zhēn pèi xiōng qián de zhuāng shì pǐn huò xūn zhāng
    An ornament or a decoration worn on the chest.
  • róng huò xūn zhāngjiǎng zhuàng 18 xiàng
    He has received 18 awards and decorations.
  • sòng gěi qīn bié de shēng zhù bié zhù méi xūn zhāng
    Called his father with especial birthday wishes; gave especial attention to the decorations.
  • ( ) tóng zhōng huá rén mín gòng guó de guó jiā míng chēngguó guó huījūn xūn zhāng xiāng tóng huò zhě jìn de
    those identical with or similar to the State name, national flag,national emblem, military flag, or decorations, of the People's Republic of China;
  • xūn jué jué de zūn chēng
    Lord Derby, ie the title of the Earl of Derby
  • dài 'ān hòu jiǔ wáng jiù bān gěi wéi duō xūn zhāng biǎo zhāng duì wáng fēi de zhào liào
    Shortly after Diana's death, the Queen presented him with the Royal Victoria Medal in recognition of his services to the princess.
  • guó wáng shòu hǎo wèi jié chū rén shì jué shì xūn wèi
    The king conferred knighthoods onseveral distinguished men.
  • hěn míng xiǎngāi gōng de suǒ yòu gāo guān yuán tuō xūn jué wéi shǒu zhí wǎng xiàquándōu tóng
    Apparently, all the company's top brass, from Lord Stokes downwards, agreed.
  • shè huì zhōng zuì gāo děng de réntōng cháng zhǐ yòu tóu xián de xūn juégōng jué děng
    People of the highest class in society, usually people with title such as lord, duke, etc.
  • yòu hěn duō yòu guì xián de rén men cān jiā liǎo zhè shèng de huì héng héng yòu xūn jué tài tài mengōng jué gōng jué réngèng yòng shuō hái yòu wēi 'ěr shì de wáng wáng fēi
    There were many titled people at the function- lords and ladies, dukes and duchesses, not to mention the Prince and Princess of Wales.
  • yuē 50 nián qián dèng liè xūn jué shì rén
    Lord Dumbly was a great gun some fifty years ago.