zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shǐ shǐ mán shǐ huò biàn zhī de mán de huò méi yòu jiào yǎng de
    To make or become crude, savage, or barbarous.
  • zhe hòu hòu zhī fěn de liǎnhún shēn mǎn yán liào de mán rénzhān mǎn jiāng de qiáng
    cheeks beplastered with cosmetics; paint-besmeared savage bodies; mud-daubed walls.
  • xiōng měng de qīn lüè xìng wéi diǎn de mán dezhù yào yòng dòng
    Marked by an aggressive disposition; savage. Used chiefly of animals.
  • mán de guó wáng shā liǎo suǒ yòu de
    The savage king put all the prisoners to the sword.
  • nóng zhù máncán de xíng wéi fēng jiàn nóng zhì
    The serf owners safeguarded the feudal serfdom with savage punishments.
  • xiàn zài xīzàng mán de nóng zhì jīng jié shù liǎo
    Now the savage system of serfdom in Xizang has been ended.
  • kǎn xià bìng bǎo cún rén de tóu zuò wéi zhàn pǐn de mán de rén
    a savage who cuts off and preserves the heads of enemies as trophies.
  • zhè zhǒng zài yòu de fāng gèng wéi máncán
    The oppression in some areas took more savage and cruel forms than in others.
  • dàn gǎn jué dào guǒ shū liǎo huì yīn shī miàn jiù huì zuì mán de hǎo dǒu běn xìng
    You will be disgraced if you lose, the most savage combative instincts are aroused.
  • shǐ wén míng shǐ cóng mán dào kāi huà de zhǎn jiē duàndài chū yuán shǐ shè huì jiē duàn huò shè huì jiē duàn
    To raise from barbarism to an enlightened stage of development; bring out of a primitive or savage state.
  • mán de qīn zhě mán de xíng jìng mán réndǒu 'ōu shì wén míng de bié shì guǒ shǐ yòng liǎo héng héng · 'āi mán de luò
    barbarian invaders; barbaric practices; a savage people; fighting is crude and uncivilized especially if the weapons are efficient-Margaret Meade; wild tribes.
  • jiān chí bǎo quán menbìng wàng néng yòng zuì shǎo de shí jiānzuì xiǎo de shēng miàn jié shù zhè chǎng mán de chōng
    It was my constant effort to preserve them and end the savage conflict honorably and with the least loss of time and in minimum sacrifice of life.
  • jiǎo mán chán de qiú zhí zhě
    An importunate job seeker.
  • huāng mán de jiù shì shǐ zài dāng zhì 'ān duì shì lóng hùn shàn 'è nán fēn
    The Wild West was exactly that; even in a sheriff's posse the difference between the good man and the bad was very blurred.
  • jīng mán héng duì dài de zhí yuán menjiēguǒ hǎo wèi bùgànliǎoyīn wéi men rěn shòu zhǒng dài
    The manageress rode rough shod over all her staff, and several left because they couldn't stand such treatment.
  • : tīng lái mán cuò deyào fèn xiā wèi
    That sounds find. I'll have a shrimp salad, too.
  • xiǎng dào zhè jiàn mán héng de shìxīn jiù shū
    Her heart sickened at the thought of this brutal indignity.
  • jiā huǒ huá xuě xíng zhuāng chuān dǎo mán xiàng huí shì de
    With that fancy outfit he's get on, you'd think he'd be a better skier.
  • jiā huǒ huá xuě xíng zhuāng chuān dǎo mán xiàng huí shì de
    With that fancy outfit he 's getting on, you 'd think he 'd been a better skier.
  • jiān huá xuě mán yòu de
    It's fun skiing at night.
  • jiān huá xuě mán yòu de
    It 's fun skiing at night.
  • wén míng de mán de
    Not civilized; barbarous.
  • kuò zhāng lǐng shì zhǒng mán de fāng shì
    It is a barbarous way to extend territory by arms.
  • chǎn jiē jiē shì liǎozài zhōng shì shēn shòu fǎn dòng pài chēng de zhǒng rén de mán shǐ yòngshì duān dài duò zuò wéi xiāng yìng chōng de
    The bourgeoisie has disclosed how it came to pass that the brutal display of vigour in the Middle Ages, which Reactionists so much admire, found its fitting complement in the most slothful indolence.
  • shàng lái shuō mán huān de
    All in all, I like it.
  • cóng shī tuō hòu yòu zài měi guó shēng huó liǎo me xiē nián men gǎn dàozhè shǐ biàn chéng liǎo qiáng hàn jīhū mán de guǎn zhě xiàn zài huí dào liǎo 'ōu zhōu yòu chóngxīn biàn kuān róng liǎo
    The influence of his American years following on his apprenticeship with Tony has left us thinking of him as a conductor tough to the point of brutality. But now, returning to Europe, he seems newly relaxed.
  • rén yīnggāi yòu de dǎn mán héngshèn zhì shì 'ào màn dexíng wéi fāng shì
    audacious (even arrogant) behavior that you have no right to.
  • guǒ men wǎng zhù jiào táng shàng miàn tíng xià lái guān kàn chéng qiān shàng wàn zhǒng yàng de mán wán 'ér zuò zài jiāo chā yǒng dào jiāo chā diǎn shàng de rén de xiǎo zhōng lóuqīng yíng 'ér yòu bēn fàngjué lín jìn shèng xiǎo jiào táng de jiān ( huǐ diào ), lóu gèng xiàng tiān kōnggāo sǒngjiān xuēkōng línghuí shēng hóng liàngzhè zuò xiǎo zhōng lóu de mìng yùn yòu
    And if we ascend the cathedral, without mentioning a thousand barbarisms of every sort,--what has become of that charming little bell tower, which rested upon the point of intersection of the cross-roofs, and which, no less frail and no less bold than its neighbor (also destroyed), the spire of the Sainte-Chapelle, buried itself in the sky, farther forward than the towers, slender, pointed, sonorous, carved in open work.
  • wēi ruǎn zài fǎn lǒng duàn sòng 'àn zhōng bài gài de jìng zhēng duì shǒu shuō chéng shì mán de xiōng duì gài gǎn dào tòng yòu fèn
    Defeated in court and depicted by rivals as a corportate Attila the Hun, he seemed bitter and angry.
  • mǎng demán gān de
    Brazenly daring; audacious.
  • zǒng shì duì gōng zuò hòu guǒ mán gān wèishénme xiān tíng xià lái xiǎng xiǎng
    You always go at a job bald-headed. Why don't you stop and think first?
  • xiào shì píng xíng róng chéng lüè dài shēn shì pài de qiáng dào zài de jiā tíng shī 'ào dài de bàn gōng shì xíng zhě zhāo dài huì shí shuō bìng méi yòu chōng mǎn mán héng huò zuò wēi zuò
    She described Mr.Pink as something of a gentleman bandit. "He wasn't hostile, pushy or throwing his weight around," Mrs.Schott said at a news conference at the office here of her family lawyer, David J.O'Dea.