zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài lóu shàng de tǎn sǔn hěn hàiyīn 'ér hěn kuài jiù yào gēnghuàn
    The stair carpet gets a lot of wear and tear and will soon need replacing.
  • āi luó màn běi lín hǎi de míng 'āi dào tiáo shè gōng yuán qián 187 nián de luó dào gāi dào lián jiē qīn chá ruì gāi zài gōng yuán 15 shì bèi lún rén zhēng 1861 nián chéng wéi guó de fēn
    A region of northern Italy bordering on the Adriatic Sea. Named for the Aemilian Way, a Roman road laid out in187 b.c. that connected Piacenza with Rimini, the area was conquered by the Lombards in the fifth century a.d. and became part of the kingdom of Italy in1861.
  • dìng liǎo zhāng piào
    He had reserved a berth ticket.
  • xíng shuǐ běi jīng yún shùn huǒ fáng lín sōng huā tiān jīn qiáo běi dān jiāng kǒu féi dǒng qīng dǎo láo shānyān tái mén lóuhàn kǒu shí mén háng zhōu qiān dǎo 10 zuò xíng shuǐ zhōngqiān dǎo dān jiāng kǒu shuǐ wéi lèi shuǐ zhì qiáo shuǐ sōng huā wéi lèi shuǐ zhì 6 zuò shuǐ wéi lèi shuǐ zhì xíng shuǐ shuǐ zhì zǒng liáng hǎo
    Large Reservoirs In the ten large-sized reservoirs Miyun in Beijing, Dahuofang in Fushun, Songhua Lake in Jilin, Yuqiao in Tianjin, Danjiangkou in Hubei, Dongpu in Hefei, Laoshan in Qingdao, Menlou in Yantai, Shimen in Hankou and Qiandao Lake Hangzhou, the water quality of the Qiandao Lake and Danjiangkou Reservoir is at Grade I; Yuqiao Reservoir and Songhua Lake are at Grade III; and the other six ones are at Grade II. The overall water quality of the large reservoirs is good.
  • fáng jìn yòng zhuān shí děng píng de gōng yòng huó dòng de chǎng
    usually paved outdoor area adjoining a residence.
  • xiǎng yòu shèng míng de kōng zhàn duì nán fēi xíng yuán men chēng zàn dào shǐ men zài men de jiǎo xià mǎn xiān huā , yuǎn néng biǎo duì men yīng yǒng shì de piàn jìng
    "Even if we were to place at your feet all the flowers of the earth," eulogized an admiring group of male combat pilots, "they would not be a big enough tribute to your valor."
  • jié zhì jiǔ jiǔ niányuē 10 gōng cháng de gāo zào yīn dào shǐ yòng bié de duō kǒng zào yīn liào zhòng huì yuē 14400 jiā tíng
    By 1997, about 10 kilometres of noisy roads had been resurfaced with a special porous, low-noise road surface bringing some relief to about 14400 households.
  • tòng hèn zhāng làng fèi de xíng zhèng guān
    I hate the prodigal administration.
  • xiàng líng shòu lèi de míng nián qián biàn huì guò nán guānwéi huǎn
    Industries like retailing will have largely taken their lumps by the end of next year, paving the way for a modest recovery.
  • guǒ dǎng de lǐng dǎo gànbù yán yào qiú zūn shǒu dǎng guó wéi fǎn dǎng de yuán nào pài xìnggǎo shū huàzǒu hòu mén zhāng làng fèisǔn gōng qún zhòng tóng gān shí xíng chī zài xiānxiǎng shòu zài hòu cóng zhì jué dìng jiē shòu qún zhòng jiān shèn zhì duì píng de rén shí xíng bào zěn me néng zhǐ wàng men gǎi zào shè huì fēng
    If leading cadres in the Party do not set strict standards for themselves and observe Party discipline and the laws of the state, how can they be expected to help reform the standards of social conduct?How can they do so if, in violation of Party principles, they engage in factionalism, use their positions to obtain personal privileges, seize advantages through connections or influence, indulge in extravagance and waste, and seek personal gain at the expense of the public interest?How can they do so if they fail to share the joys and sorrows of the masses, refuse to be the first to bear hardships and the last to enjoy comforts, disobey the decisions of the Party organization and reject supervision by the masses or even retaliate against those who criticize them?
  • shì gànxiàn chē hángdào shù jièjiāo chā kǒu de huán xíng sān jiǎo zhònghuā cǎo
    Trees separate all the roads in the city, and the circular and triangular road dividers at traffic junctions are covered with flowers and plants.
  • shì gànxiàn chē hángdào shù jièjiāo chā kǒu de huán xíng sān jiǎo zhònghuā cǎo
    The roads in the city are all separated by trees, and the circular and triangular road dividers at traffic junctions are covered with flowers and plants.
  • yòng suì shí lái shè gōng de biǎo miàn
    To cover or surface(a roadbed, for example) with broken stones.
  • liǎo shí kuài de gōng de miàn
    the surface of a paved roadway.
  • zhǒng wéi xíng zhě hǎo de zài jiē huò zhù dào de bàng biān
    paved area for pedestrians; beside a street or roadway.
  • yòng lái jiǎn zhuāng miàn de suì shí
    broken stone used in macadamized roadways.
  • chǎng jìn liǎo duō dāng shēng shí fēn xīng lóng
    Around the gambling houses cluster a number of pawn-shops which drive a roaring trade.
  • gēn huò duō gēn gāng cái chéng de guǐ dàochē liàng zài shàng miàn gǔn dòng
    a bar or bars of rolled steel making a track along which vehicles can roll.
  • juǎnqǐ lái yào dài zǒu de gài
    bedding rolled up for carrying.
  • kuài cǎo yòng dǐng de kuài cǎo
    A thin square of turf or sod used for roofing.
  • qīng hùn suì shí huò shā qīng de hùn yòng huò fēng céng dǐng
    Mixed asphalt and crushed stone gravel or sand, used for paving or roofing.
  • qīngbǎi yóu zhǒng hēi huò bàn qīng hùn cǎi tiān rán kuàng cáng huò shì shí yóu de chǎn pǐnyòng fēng dǐng fáng shuǐ
    A brownish-black solid or semisolid mixture of bitumens obtained from native deposits or as a petroleum byproduct, used in paving, roofing, and waterproofing.
  • qīngrén zào qīng mǒu zhǒng hòu hòu dehēi 'ér nián de zhìyóu tàn jiāo jiāo huò shí yóu de shèng zhōng liàn chū láiyòng fáng shuǐgài dǐngtiánfèng
    Any of various thick, dark, sticky substances obtained from the distillation residue of coal tar, wood tar, or petroleum and used for waterproofing, roofing, caulking, and paving.
  • yóu zhān zhǒng nài jiǔ cái liàozài huò fān chèn shàngtōng guò zài dān shàng jiā de yóusōng xiāngruǎn fěn yán liào de hùn zhì huò fān chèn shàng 'ér zhì chéngtōng cháng yòng miàn
    A durable, washable material made in sheets by pressing a mixture of heated linseed oil, rosin, powdered cork, and pigments onto a burlap or canvas backing. Linoleum is used as a covering especially for floors.
  • lái de bǎn
    A floor roughly boarded over.
  • yuán shí kuài rán xíng chéng de yuán xíng shí tóu
    A naturally rounded paving stone.
  • rén xíng dào shàng liǎo suì shí kuài
    Rubble covered the pavement.
  • suī rán yīng guó shǒu de fēn fāng zài shǎn diàn zhàn zhōng bèi wéi píng dàn men hái shì jiē shòu liǎo guó 'ào wěi huì de wěi tuōào yùn huì shùn xíngméi yòu shénme huā zhī zhāo zhǎn de zhāng méi yòu xiàng guó běn chū yāo qǐng
    Much of the British capital had been reduced to rubble in the blitz, but the IOC offer was accepted and the Games went on successfully, without frills, and without invitations extended to Germany and Japan.
  • kuài hòu yáng máo xiǎo tǎn zài xiě tái hòu miàn de bǎn shàng
    A thick, woolen rug covers the floor behind the desk
  • rén men yòu tiān huì jiàn dào yuē hàn huí dào de diàn jiān dìng zǒu xiàng cái chéng zhī
    One day would see John back in his store with his foot set firmly on the bottom rung to millionairedom.
  • fēi chū yòng de tiáo liǎo shí kuài de tiáo zhuàng
    a paved strip used by planes taxiing to or from the runway at an airport.
  • bǎn shì yòng xiè chéng de jiǔ jiān
    a saloon whose floor is covered with sawdust.