zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • quàn dǎo men piē fàng dàng de shēng huó fāng shì
    Advised them to quit their dissipated ways.
  • piē zuǐqiáo zuǐ qiáo huò piē shàng zuǐ chún), zài páo xiào huò biǎo shì qīng miè shí
    To raise and turn under(the upper lip), as in snarling or showing scorn.
  • liǎn yīn chén miàn dài fěng dexìng gǎn de zuǐ chún xiè de piē zhe
    the face was saturnine and swarthy, and the sensual lips...twisted with disdain- Oscar Wilde.
  • cóng xiǎo yán de jiā jiào shǐ xiū wènjiēguǒ rèn yán de tǎo lùn zǒng piē zài biān
    His strict upbringing inhibited him from asking questions, with the result that he intended to get left out of any serous discussion.
  • shì shuō xiāo miè rén jiǔ bàn shì tiǎo liǎo zhòng dānzhù yào de shì piē kāi qiē kùn nánjiān jué tǐng jìn qiān tiǎo de jiù shì zhè zhòng dān
    I don't mean that it was so difficult to wipe out nine and a half enemy brigades. The difficult thing was to keep advancing for five hundred kilometres in defiance of all sorts of hardships. That was the heavy load we shouldered.
  • de jiǎo zhǐ xiàng wài piē .
    Her toes turn out.
  • zuǒ piē de zuǒ shǒu zuǒ yǎn zhàn yōu shì
    sinistral individuals exhibit dominance of the left hand and eye.
  • niú nǎi zhōng piē nǎi yóu
    Skim the cream from the milk.
  • piē piē zhī
    To remove the cream from; skim.
  • nǎi yóu cóng niú nǎi de biǎo miàn piē
    skim cream from the surface of milk.
  • ròu zhī biǎo miàn de yóu zhī piē
    Skim the fat off from the gravy.
  • tānɡ de yóu piē
    Skim the soup to remove the fat.
  • zuì hǎo ròu zhī biǎo miàn de yóu zhī piē
    You would better skim the fat from the gravy.
  • yòng huǒ bàng jiǎo dòng yòng tiě gùn jiǎo dòng huò piē róng tiě
    To stir or skim(molten iron) with an iron bar.
  • qǐng nín cài tānɡ zhōng de yóu zhī piē hǎo
    Will you please skim the fat off from the soup?
  • piē niú jiù shì niú biǎo miàn shàng báobáo céng de nǎi yóu piē
    When you skim milk you take the thin layer of cream off the surface.
  • ròu zhī tài yóu liǎoduān shàng qián xiān yào yóu zhī piē xiē
    The gravy is too greasy; skim off some of the fat before you serve it.
  • ròu zhī tài yóu liǎoduān shàng zhuō zhī qián yào piē diào xiē yóu
    The gravy is too greasy: skim off some of the fat before you can serve it.
  • zhèng piē niú zhī
    She is skimming the milk.
  • piē duō de zhī fáng
    Skimming off the excess fat.
  • wéi zhí xíng qīng gōng zuò rǎn kòng zhì xiǎo pèi bèi sōu zhuān yòng yóu kòng zhì chuán、 5 sōu néng huà yóu qīng yóu de tuō chuán sōu piē yóu tǐng sōu chǔ yóu chuán
    Forclean-up jobs, the unit is equipped with a dedicated oil pollution control launch, five tugs capable of dispersing oil spills with chemical dispersant, one oil skimming boat and an oil storage vessel.
  • zài biǎo miàn de féi ròu jīng bèi piē liǎo
    the supernatant fat was skimmed off.
  • piē liǎo tānɡ shàng de fēn yóu
    She skims the soup to remove most of the fat
  • ràng men jiādōu piē kāi rén gǎn qíngduì zhè wèn zuò chū de fēn
    Let's set aside our personal feelings and try to analyze the problem rationally.
  • ràng men jiādōu piē kāi rén gǎn qíngduì zhè wèn zuò chū de fēn
    We should set our personal feeling by and try to analyze the problem rationally.
  • jué shì jīng chū jié lùnxián fàn shì zuǒ piē xié shàng yòu dīng
    Sir Arthur had come to the conclusion that the suspect was left-handed and had nails in his shoes.
  • lǎo péng yǒu piē zài biān .
    She has cast her old friends aside.
  • piē kāifàng zài biān
    To put aside or to set aside
  • hēng zuǐ chún piē xiào zhe
    " bah ! " he sneered with a curl of his lip.
  • piē lán zhǒng shí huā zhí gān lán biàn zhǒng yuán xíng gān lán), cháng yòu féi de jīng zuò shū cài shí yòng
    A plant(Brassica oleracea var. gongylodes) in the mustard family, having a thick basal part of the stem that is eaten as a vegetable.
  • zuǒ piē tóu shǒu tóu xiàng yòu shǒu qiú yuán de xiàn qiú
    a ball bowled by a left-handed bowler to a right-handed batsman that spins from off to leg.
  • piē kāi guòfèn tān bēi de 'è 'ér yán shì pǐn xíng hěn hǎo de rén
    Dick was a fine person, apart from his besetting sin-he drank too much.