zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • miàn duì zhe shù zhǒng huāng miù de xíng wéihěn nán chǔzhī tài rán
    It was difficult to remain equanimous in the face of such preposterous impertinence.
  • lián dōng dào guó běn hán guóhái yòu zhōng guó guò guān zhǎn jiāng zhèng sàirén men tiān huāng shí shí zài zài de gǎn shòu dào zhōu duì de cún zài
    For the first time, the tournament was co-hosted by Japan and South Korea with both countries and China making it through the qualifying rounds.
  • duō huāng táng de shì
    What a queer story!
  • zhè wèn kàn huāng miù
    The question sounds ridiculous.
  • zhè gèng shì shí fēn huāng táng
    This is quite ridiculous.
  • bào jià huāng miùmài fāng bèi pāo zài shì chǎng zhī wài
    Quotation ridiculous your seller falling behind prevailing market
  • huāng shí fēn yán zhòngyuán zhù zhǐ shì bēi shuǐ chē xīn
    The famine is so bad, aid can only scratch the surface.
  • lǎo jiā de tián yuán jīng huāng
    Your homeland has gone to rack and ruin.
  • mǐn háo shēng 'ěr · léi · lún · féng 1720 1797 guó shì bīng shàn jiǎng yòu guān zuò wéi liè rényùn dòng yuán shì bīng de mào xiǎn jīng de huāng dàn shì 'ér wén míng
    German soldier and raconteur known for his fantastic stories about his adventures as a hunter, sportsman, and soldier.
  • dāng men jià chē chuān yuè huāng shíyóu sàn quē shuǐ chē dòng shuǐ xiāng nèi de shuǐ fèi téng liǎodàn yào shì míng zhī men wǎng sàn jiā chē shàng dài zhe de liǎng shēng níng méng shuǐ
    We were driving across the moors when the car's engine boiled over through lack of water in the radiator, but necessity is the mother of invention and we topped it up with two litres of lemonade we had in the car.
  • zài piàn chén chén de huāng shàng zhǎo dào liǎo zuì xià dezuì jiān de huó zhù shì bào de xiāng xià lǎo huái zhe jiù yòu de yuàn hènduì tái fēi cháng zēng 'èzhè gěi tái gèng zēng tiān liǎo shí bèi de kùn nán
    In a great drab field of desolation, she finds the meanest, most arduous of tasks rendered tenfold difficult by a churlish boor of an employer in all the rancor of an ancient grudge against her.
  • tōng cháng cháng zài nóng tián huāng shàng de zhǒng kāi huáng huā de duō nián shēng zhí dàn zài chǎng shàng shì zhǒng yòu hài cǎo
    yellow-flowered perennial common in fields and waste places but a weed in rangelands.
  • men de shuō wéi huāng miù
    Their statement rather absurd.
  • men de shuō wéi huāng miù
    Their statement is rather absurd
  • huāng yuán huāng liángpín huò zāo dào huǐ huài zhī
    Land that is desolate, barren, or ravaged.
  • dàn gān hàn huò bìng chóng hài bào huāng jiù suí zhī chū xiàn
    Then, when droughts or outbreaks of diseases and insect pests ravaged crops, famine resulted.
  • zài zhè rán yǒng chū de bēi 'āi zhōngjìng yòu zhè yàng de tòng bàn suí zhe zhè duàn kuáng de huà zhì duì de lián mǐn zhī qíng shǐ shì liǎo zhǐ de chǔn kāi liǎo miàn yóu tīng dào liǎo zhè fān huà 'ér 'àn shēng miàn yòu yīn shuō liǎo huāng táng de 'è mèng 'ér fán zào 'ānyīn wéi jiù shì mèng chǎn shēng liǎo zhè zhǒng bēi tòng
    There was such anguish in the gust of grief that accompanied this raving, that my compassion made me overlook its folly, and I drew off, half angry to have listened at all, and vexed at having related my ridiculous nightmare, since it produced that agony;
  • bèi zhàn bèi huāng
    be prepared against war and natural disasters
  • xíng shì huāng táng huò
    Sow the wind and reap the whirlwind.
  • hàn zāi hòu shì huāng
    Famine as an aftermath of drought.
  • tóng zhēng biàn liǎo xiǎo shíxiǎng shǐ míng bái de jìhuà yòu duō huāng táng
    She reasoned with me for an hour about the folly of my plans.
  • jié · máng luó shì liè diān lún sēn lín lián méng mào zhì de zhù zài bào zhǐ shàng biǎo wén zhāng shuō liè diān lún rén zhǐ yào kàn kàn biān jiè biān de zhǒng rén wéi zào chéng de huāng zhuàng tài dōushì yóu zhǐ kǎo dào bǎo bīn wēi zhǒng dàn quē zhèn fēn de xíng wéi zào chéng de
    Jack Munro, chairman of the Forest Alliance of British Columbia, a logging trade group, wrote, "British Columbians only have to look across the border to see the kind of human devastation that can result from poorly reasoned actions considered necessary to protect endangered species.
  • yīn 'è mán 'ér huǒ zhōng shāo de huāng táng rén lèi de fěng xiàngduì kuā zhāng de gōng wéi wǒdōu gěi fěng de huí
    afire with annihilating invective; a devastating portrait of human folly; to compliments inflated I've a withering reply- W.S.Gilbert.
  • wèile yòu xiào 'è zhì zhì cǎo chǎng tuì huà shā huàxīzàng jiāng zhěng zhì wéi chǔ xiǎo liú zhì tuì huà cǎo chǎng huāng huà zhì wéi zhòng diǎn jiàn jiào wán bèi de lín cǎo chǎng shēng tài wéi biāocǎi qiáoguàncǎo zào línfēng shān lín fēi xiāng jié de cuò shīzài jiāng zhōu wéi cǎo chǎng tuì huàshā huà yán zhòng de guī zhí shù zhǒng cǎohuī zhí bèi
    To control pastureland deterioration and desertification, Tibet has begun to improve the environment of its rivers, with the emphasis on improving small river valleys and the desertification of deteriorated pastureland. With the goal of establishing a relatively good ecological system of forestry and grassland, Tibet has adopted measures consisting of afforestation, aerial sowing and closing off hillsides to facilitate afforestation. It has planted trees, bushes and grass on a large scale near rivers and in areas that have been hit most seriously by pastureland deterioration and desertification.
  • chéng shì huà dàijiāo zhí shù zào línshēng tài nóng shuǐ liú shī shā huāng zhì děng jūn jìn guī jiàn shè jiē duàn
    The programs for building urban green shelter, afforestation in the remote area, development of ecological agriculture, soil erosion control and desert and barren land reclamation are all well under way.
  • jīng duì 2000 nián wán chéng tuì gēng hái lín rèn de 17 shěng ( shì ) xīn jiāng shēng chǎn jiàn shè bīng tuán jìn xíng chátuì gēng hái lín lín huāng shān huāng zào lín shí miàn de shuài fēn bié wéi 92.3 83.2%。
    The review and check on the 17 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) and Xinjiang Production and Construction Military Corp that have completed the land conversion task in 2000 indicate that the approved rate of the areas of land conversion and afforestation in the waste mountains and land suitable for afforestation is 92.3% and 83.2% respectively.
  • chéng bāo fāng chéng bāo lín huāng shān huāng zào lín deàn zhào sēn lín de guī dìng bàn
    In case a contractor contracts for afforestation of waste hills and unreclaimed lands suitable for afforestation, provisions of the Forestry Law shall be followed.
  • guó jiā suǒ yòu de lín huāng shān huāng yóu rén huò zhě chéng bāo zào lín
    State-owned or collective-owned waste hills or unreclaimed lands suitable for afforestation may be contracted to individuals or collectives for afforestation.
  • 1999 2001 nián lěi wán chéng tuì gēng hái lín rèn 216.36 wàn gōng qǐng zhōng tuì gēng hái lín 116.24 wàn gōng qǐng lín huāng shān huāng zào lín 100.12 wàn gōng qǐng
    From 1999~2001, the total land conversion area is 2.1636 million hectares, among which the land conversion for afforestation is 1.1624 million hectares and the afforestation in the waste mountain and lands suitable afforestation is 1.0012 million hectares.
  • 2001 nián wán chéng tuì gēng hái lín 39.9 wàn gōng qǐng lín huāng shān huāng zào lín 48.6 wàn gōng qǐng
    In 2001, the cultivated land conversion for afforestation is 399000 hectares and the afforestation in the waste mountains and lands suitable for afforestation is 486000 hectares.
  • lèi de shì huò biǎo míng wén míng shè huì huāng yào jiě
    Perhaps stories such as this are fables that suggest the need for a reconciliation between civilisation and the wild.
  • guǒ céng jīng něi cuò bài guò guǒ céng jié jìn xīn 'áo guò 'è guǒ céng hěn què shī bài liǎo guǒ yīn bìng tòng dǎo zhì xíng dòng biànběn shū néng zhèng shì biàn xún kàn de huāng gān quán
    And, too, if you have ever been discouraged, if you have had difficulties to surmount which took the very soul out of you, if you have tried and failed, if you were ever handicapped by illness or physical affliction, this story of my son's discovery and use of the Carnegie formula may prove to be the oasis in the Desert of Lost Hope, for which you have been searching.