zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài měi guóméi yòu píng xíng biān de biān xíng
    (in US) a quadrilateral with no parallel sides.
  • zài měi guóyòu liǎng píng xíng biān de biān xíng
    (in US) a quadrilateral with two parallel sides.
  • xié héng zhōng fān xià yuán zhāng zài xié héng shàng de sān jiǎo xíng huò biān xíng qīng fān
    A light triangular or quadrilateral sail set over a gaff.
  • xiāng duì de biān píng xíng qiě cháng xiāng děng de biān xíng
    a quadrilateral whose opposite sides are both parallel and equal in length.
  • zài jìn bàng fēn biàn chū shèng 'ěr màn shì chǎng de biān xíng wéi qiángshí zhì jīn rán shì shì chǎng
    Close beside it one descried the quadrilateral enclosure of the fair of Saint-Germain, where the market is situated to-day;
  • hái yòu suǒ bài xué tángbàn shì shén xué yuàn bàn shì yuànzhǐ xìng cún xià lái lìng rén zàn shǎng de zhōng táng shèng tài jiào pài biān xíng de měi yǐn xiū yuàn
    the Sorbonne, half college, half monastery, of which so admirable a nave survives; the fine quadrilateral cloister of the Mathurins;
  • shuāng wéi héng fān chuán yòu liǎng gēn wéi gān de fān chuánměi wéi gān shàng yòu héng fānzài yòu liǎng huò gèng duō de qián fān biān xíng de xié héng fān huò zài hòu wéi de wěi zhuāng yòu hòu qiáng zòng fān
    A two-masted sailing ship, square-rigged on both masts, carrying two or more headsails and a quadrilateral gaff sail or spanker aft of the mizzenmast.
  • yóu xiàn xíng chéng biān xíng bìng qiě qiú shàng de lǐng xiāng yìng de tóu shè zài shàng xíng chéng de tóu yǐng
    a map projection in which quadrilaterals formed by meridians and parallels have an area on the map proportional to their area on the globe.
  • 14b xiàng biān zǒuwèi zài zuǒ miàn kào guò dào
    14 B. Go that way and yours in an aisle seat on the left.
  • jiào táng bàng biān huò zǒu láng nèi de shǔ xiǎo bài táng
    a small chapel off the side aisle of a church.
  • zǒu dào biān de zhāng cān zhuō shì kōng de
    The table near the aisle is free.
  • shùn zhe zhè tōng dào zhí zǒuzài yòu biān
    S : Down this aisle, to your right.
  • gèng huān zǒu láng biān shàng de zuò wèi
    I like the aisle seat better.
  • shì qíng dào liǎo liǎng qún rén zuò zài jiào táng xiāng duì de liǎng biān zhe tōng dào xiāng shì de
    Things reached the point where the two groups sat on opposite sides of the church, glaring across the aisle.
  • hěn qīng chǔ fēn biàn chū sān zuò bèi chá shì bìng wéi zhè zuò xíng gōng de shàjìn guǎn men yóu dào dài yòu cǎi chuāng xiǎo yuán zhù de cháng láng xíng gōng zhù jiàn zhù qiǎo miào jǐn jǐn lián jié zài zhè sān zuò shà shì xiǎo miù shèng 'ěr shén 'āi táng jué xiǎo miù dǐng biān yuán zhuāng shì zhe huā biān xíng lán gānshén cǎi yōu
    One could there distinguish, very well, though cleverly united with the principal building by long galleries, decked with painted glass and slender columns, the three Hotels which Charles V. had amalgamated with his palace: the Hotel du Petit-Muce, with the airy balustrade, which formed a graceful border to its roof;
  • zhè jìhuà kàn yòu xiē zhe biān
    The scheme seems a bit airy-fairy to me.
  • zhè jìhuà kàn yòu xiē zhe biān .
    The scheme seems a bit airy fairy to me.
  • dāng nián tiānyòu xiē de nán zài péng suǒ quán biān jiàér qiě gāo chàng zàn hái shǒu li
    “ That day at the Ponceau fountain there were wild men and women who fought with one another and formed themselves into different groups, singing little airs and love- songs.
  • biān zài hào yǐn shì jiè xíng shù xiàng biān què zài qīng fàng shù jiā bàn shì de zhēn guì zuò pǐn
    On the one hand, we have pumped millions of dollars to attract world-class and grand-scale art performances, yet on the other hand, we have no qualms about letting go of some half-a-century old precious plants of an artist.
  • xiǎng zài shēn biān zhào liào
    He doesn't want any close quarters looking-after of her.
  • yīn qǐng nín líng tīng xià zhè zhōng lóu yuèduì de zòu míngxiǎng xiàng xià zài zhěng yīn xiǎng zhī shàng sàn kāi lái de shí wàn rén de qiǎo shēng sài yǒng jìn de 'āi fēng shēng méi wán méi liǎo de tàn tiān biān shān qiū shàng wǎn guǎn fēng qín de sēn lín yáo yuǎn 'ér chén de sìchóng zòu
    Lend an ear, then,to this concert of bell towers; spread over all the murmur of half a million men, the eternal plaint of the river, the infinite breathings of the wind, the grave and distant quartette of the four forests arranged upon the hills, on the horizon,like immense stacks of organ pipes;
  • xià men yòu zài běn kāi běn shū de biān shàng suǒ xiě de zhùshū míng shìguì rén 'ěr màn lín dōng 'ēn huá liǎng jiāng jūn měi zhōu hǎi hǎi jūn shàngjiàng men de wǎng lái xìn zhá》, fán 'ěr sài pán suǒ shū diàn 'ào dīng yán suǒ shū diàn yìn xíng
    We now have under our eyes a note written by him on the margin of a quarto entitled Correspondence of Lord Germain with Generals Clinton, Cornwallis, and the Admirals on the American station. Versailles, Poincot, book-seller; and Paris, Pissot, bookseller, Quai des Augustins.
  • zhè biān xué gōng jiàng duōyīn gèng chǎo nàorén qún gèng duōzhēn zhèng shuō lái yán jiē zhǐ cóng shèng xiē 'ěr qiáo dào zhè duàn 'ér
    Students furnished more of a crowd and more noise there than artisans, and there was not, properly speaking,any quay, except from the Pont Saint-Michel to the Tour de Nesle.
  • yán jiē dào shàng yòu liù zuò zhè yàng de shàzhū bèi 'ěr dān xiū dào yuàn gòng yòng xiǎo bàng biān yuàn qiáng de luò lín gōng guǎnzài gōng guǎn zhù zhèng hǎo shì de biāo jiè hēi sān jiǎo xíng de jiān xíng dǐng nián dāng zhōng yòu sān yuè yānhóng de yáng zhē zhù liǎo jiǎo
    There were five or six of these mansions on the quay, from the house of Lorraine, which shared with the Bernardins the grand enclosure adjoining the Tournelle, to the Hotel de Nesle,whose principal tower ended Paris, and whose pointed roofs were in a position, during three months of the year, to encroach, with their black triangles, upon the scarlet disk of the setting sun.
  • kūn shì lán zhōu shǒu zuì chéng shìwèi kūn shì lán zhōu dōng nán jiǎo de tài píng yáng biānwéi yīng guó rén dāng zuò zhí mín kāi ào sān chéng shì
    capital and largest city of Queensland state; located in the southeastern corner of Queensland on the Pacific; settled by British as a penal colony; 3rd largest city in Australia.
  • cháo xuán wài biān wàng gǎn zhèn yùn huàn
    I looked over the edge of the cliff and came over all queer.
  • mián bèi biān yuán bèi xiāng shàng de xiāng biān
    Edged the quilt with fanciful embroidery.
  • chě shuō lún huò màn biān shuō
    To talk incoherently or aimlessly.
  • shǎo néng gān de xìng yòushǒu zhē bàn biān tiānde hǎo běn shìyòu rén chēng shì chuān cháng de rén men běn lǐng gāo chāo shuǐ néng yóuchū shuǐ néng tiào qiú diàn zuàn
    There are a number of capable women who have the ability to create an impact in society. Some of them quip that they are the women in pants. They have outstanding abilities and versatilities - able to swim, jump, play ball games and handle electrical and plumbing works.
  • shǎo néng gān de xìng yòushǒu zhē bàn biān tiānde hǎo běn shìyòu zhě chēng shì chuān cháng de rén men běn lǐng gāo chāo shuǐ néng yóuchū shuǐ néng tiào qiú diàn zuàn huàn dēng pào 'ān diàn xiànhuàn shuǐ hóu xiū tǒng
    There are a number of capable women who have the ability to create an impact in society. Some of them quip that they are the women in pants. They have outstanding abilities and are versatile - able to swim, jump, play ball games and handle electrical and plumbing works.
  • nián qīng de huá xuě yùn dòng yuán jiàn guān zhòng hěn duō yòu yòu piāo xuě rǎo sài zhōng de biǎo xiàn lìng rén shī wàngjiào liàn shàng zhuài dào biānduì shuōkàn zhe qián fāng”, xǐng yào xiàng yuán lái huá de yàng huá shí zhù qián fāng de mén
    A young ski racer, bothered by spectators and blowing snow, was having a disappointing competition when his coach pulled him aside. “ Look ahead,” the coach said, reminding the skier to focus on the gates ahead as he skied the ones before.
  • xiǎng biān wǎng tíng chē chǎng páo
    she thought,racing to the lot.