zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • mǎn shì yóu de gōng zuò rén de liǎn bèi yān chén tiě xiù nòng zàng liǎo héng héng hēng · luó zhān mǎn shuǐ de shǒu zhǐ
    oil-smeared work clothes; hostile faces smirched by the grime and rust- Henry Roth; ink-smudged fingers.
  • bǎn shèn zhān yòu yìng shí qīng chú
    he had a smudge on his cheek.
  • men rèn wéi qiē wài guó de dōng dōushì chā dezhè zhǒng chè tóu chè wěi de zhīxiá 'ài piān zhí shǐ men zhān zhān quē kuān róng zhī xīn
    They regard anything foreign as inferior,and it' s sheer ignorance and narrow-minded bigotry that make them so smug and intolerant
  • shì xià liú yuán huá 'ér yòu zhān zhān de jiā huǒ kàn guàn de shì zǒng shì niǔ zuò tài cuō shǒu de yàng
    He's a nasty, oily, smug-faced creature. What I hate is the way he's always rubbing his hand together, "Washing his hands with invisible soap and imperceptible water."
  • jīn nián guó qìngxīn féng jīng zhú jiàn dàn men yìng yīn zhān zhān shì de biàn huàwǎng wǎng shì hěn nán liào dào de
    Despite the initial recovery in economy coinciding with the National Day celebrations, we should keep clear of smugness, as things are hardly predictable after all.
  • cóng zhān jiǔ
    He never touches alcohol.
  • yān jiǔ zhān
    He keeps from alcohol and tobacco.
  • xué mǎn hòuzhān shì wéi yīng guó zuì wěi de zào qiāng suǒ zài shí dài de chuán rén qiáo · màn dùn gōng zuòdàn shì bìng yuàn zhān rèn rén de guāng
    After his apprenticeship he worked for Joe Manton, the greatest gunsmith in England and a legend in his own lifetime. But James was not content to bask in anyone's reflected glory.
  • zài zhèn yàn huì shàng zuò zài gōng jué bàng biānzhè shǐ zhān zhān héng héng shuídōu huì rèn wéi shì wèi guì
    She sat next to the Duke at the charity dinner, and it's turned her head-anyone would think she was an aristocrat herself!
  • nǎi fěn shì zài wài xiàn xià bāo zhuāng de fáng zhān rǎn jūn
    The powdered milk is packed under ultra-violet rays to prevent any possible contamination.
  • yóu zhān rǎn jié bìng jūn 'ér yǐn zhèng zhuàng shì shēn wèi de néng zhàng 'ài bié shì fèi
    infection by the tubercle bacillus manifesting itself in lesions of various parts of the body (especially the lungs and bones).
  • 'ěryòu 'ěr 'ěrtōng cháng yóu zhān yóu de lèi gòu chéngzài shuǐ sàn zài shuǐ miàn shàng
    Bait usually consisting of oily fish ground up and scattered on the water.
  • zhè rén shuāng shǒu zhān mǎn zhe xuè
    The man had his hands bathed in blood.
  • liǎn shàng zhān mǎn lèi zhū
    Her face was bedewed with tears.
  • fēng quán shēn zhān zhe huáng huā fěn
    The bee is covered with yellow dust from the flowers.
  • shǐ mǎn gòu bèi hēi gòu huò méi huī gàinòng zàng zhān
    To cover with black dirt or soot; begrime.
  • de shǒu zhān mǎn liǎo huī chén
    His hands were begrimed with dust.
  • de liǎn zhān mǎn liǎo xuè
    His face was besmeared with blood.
  • xuè bān bān de zhān mǎn xiān xuè de huò xuè bān bān dexiělínlín de
    Covered or stained with gore; bloody.
  • ér zài 'àn xiàn chǎng xiàn de zhān xuè de máo jīn chuāng lián zhǐ néng zhèng shí kěn xiōng fàn yòu xiāng tóng de xuè xíng
    As for the bloody towels and curtains recovered from the crime scence, they established only that Kenny had the same blood type as the murderer.
  • guǒ biǎo miàn shàng de yóu tài hòu zhì yòng gān huò gān de xià yòng zhān shī
    If the oil blur on the surface of glass in too thick to w ipe off with dry cloth or leather, wet the cloth with ether.
  • tuō diào shuāng zhān mǎn de xuē
    Take off those muddy boots.
  • shì qíng de shēng jiù shì zhè yàngmǒu jǐng chá xiǎngjiù jiē shòu liǎo zhè huì héng héng jǐn héng héng yòng lái hái zhàihuò zuò wéi 'ér de jié hūn fèi yòng zhǐ yào zhān liǎo huài shì jiù bèi rǎn liǎo huì gèng róng jiē shòu 'èr huì héng héng xià zhí dào zuì hòu qíng bài
    That's what happens. A police thinks he'll take the bribe, just this once-to pay off a debt, of pay for a daughter's wedding. But you can't touch pitch without being defiled and the second offer is more easily accepted-and so on until he is found out.
  • cóng zhuāng liǎo cháng xiàn diàn tiān xiàn hòufēi cháng zhān zhān
    He's very impressed by himself ever since he got a buggy-whip.
  • tóng shíyóu men dǎng de zhí zhèng dǎng de wèi men de xiē tóng zhì hěn róng zhān rǎn shàng zhù guān zhù guān liáo zhù zōng pài zhù de
    Meanwhile, since our Party is the party in power, some of our comrades are prone to be tainted with subjectivism, bureaucracy or sectarianism.
  • yào zhān rǎn guān liáo zhù zuò fēng
    Don't be contaminated by bureaucratism.
  • dàn shì nián de jīng yàn tóng yàng gào menzhí zhèng dǎng de wèihěn róng shǐ men tóng zhì zhān rǎn shàng guān liáo zhù de
    However, the experience of these seven years has also shown us that, with the Party in power, our comrades are liable to become tainted with bureaucratism.
  • yòng tiē qiángqiáng shàng zhān mǎn liǎo diǎn
    He pasted the wall with burlap. The wall is pasted with splotches.
  • yòu xiē niǎo 'ér shì yǒng yuǎn guān zhù deyīn wéi men de měi piàn shàng zhān mǎn liǎo yóu de guāng huīhéng héngxiào shēn de jiù shú
    Some birds aren't meant to be caged, that's all. Their feathers are just too bright. héng héng The Shawshank Redemption
  • zhèn guò hòu zǒu zài xiāng cūn xiǎo shàngjié de xié shàng zhān liǎo xiē kuài
    Jack's shoes were caked with mud in a country road after a shower.
  • shàng yīn wéi zhān rǎn shàng xuè 'ér xíng chéng de diǎn
    a discoloration caused by blood.
  • yǎn lèi zhān shī liǎo de miàn jiá
    Tears washed her cheeks.