zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • qiánquán qiú jīng zhèng miàn lín tóng chéng de shuāi tuì shì jué zhènzài zhè yàng de jīng huán jìng shǐ shì shì jiè pái míng qián wèi de wàn wēng men chī dào liǎo tóu
    Even the world's richest people feel the sting of a depressed economy and shrinking stock portfolios.
  • zài wǎng luò zhōng tiān shì de , guī měi tiān chuàng zào 64 bǎi wàn wēng , zhōng duō shì nián qīng rén , duō bàn yòu dōushì nán xìng
    During one incredible month in its dotcom heyday, Silicon Valley was minting 64 millionaires every day, many young and mostly male.
  • wèi wēng zài zhǔ zhōng shénme dōuméi gěi 'ér liú xià
    The rich man left his son nothing in the will.
  • zhè shí diū wēng zǒu jìn liǎo jiàn mǎn liǎo jiāng de shén miào zài xiāng huǒ wèi rán de tán qián liǎ shēn zài qiú shén zhī de zhǐ yǐn bāng zhù
    Then Deucalion and Pyrrha, entering a temple defaced with slime, approached the enkindled altar and, falling prostrate, prayed for guidance and aid.
  • bàng xiāng zhēng wēng
    Two dogs strive for a bone, and a third runs away with it.
  • xìn tiān wēng zhǐ hēi xìn tiān wēng
    An albatross, especially the black-footed albatross.
  • xìn tiān wēng de biàn zhǒngjiǎo wéi hēi
    a variety of albatross with black feet.
  • xìn tiān wēng shì huá xiáng niǎo lèi zhī wáng
    The albatross is the king of the gliders.
  • fēi cháng de xìn tiān wēngzhù wéi bái máochì bǎng hēi
    very large albatross; white with wide black wings.
  • xìn tiān wēng shì zhǒng néng yòng kōng de huá xiáng niǎodàn shùn zhe liú fēi xíng
    The albatross is the class of fliers which harness the air to their purpose, but must yield to its opposition.
  • suī rán 'ā 'ěr léi nuò bèi 'ěr de qīn liǎo chǎndàn 'ā 'ěr léi què chéng liǎo bǎi wàn wēng
    Although Alfred Nobel's father had gone under, he became a millionaire.
  • de qián bǎi wàn wēng xiāng tài shǎo liǎo
    His money doesn't amount to much alongside of millionaire's.
  • bái tóu wēng shǔ de rèn zhǒng zhí xiàn zài cháng guī yín lián huā shǔ
    any plant of the genus Pulsatilla; sometimes included in genus Anemone.
  • bāo kuò zài yòu xiē fēn lèi zhōng guī yín lián huā shǔ de zhí wēng cǎo
    includes a group of plants that in some classifications are included in the genus Anemone: pasqueflowers.
  • yín lián huā zhǒng bái tóu wēng shǔ duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí zhù yào shēngzhǎng zài běi fāng hòu wēn yòu zhǎng zhuàng liè piàn yàn 'ě piàn de huā
    Any of various perennial herbs of the genus Anemone, native chiefly to northern temperate regions and having palmately lobed leaves and large flowers with showy sepals.
  • yín lián huābái tóu wēng zhǒng yín lián huā shǔ zhí yóu zhǐ yín lián huā cháng yòu lán huò bái de huāměi duǒ néng jié chū duō xiǎn yǎn de zhuàng shòu guǒ
    Any of several plants of the genus Anemone, especially A. patens, having large blue, purple, or white flowers, each producing many conspicuously plumed achenes.
  • yīng guó nán kān chá jiào shòu yuē hàn · luó suǒ 'ěr shuō: " rán 'ér men de yán jiū rén yuán xiànxìn tiān wēng zhèng jīng rén de bèi shā ér xiōng shǒu zhèng shì yán shéng diào zuò
    'However, our research has discovered that albatrosses are being killed at a horrific rate,' said Professor John Croxall, of the British Antarctic Survey. 'The trouble stems from long-line fishing in which boats tow huge, heavily baited lines.
  • wēng píng níng bàn dǎo zhōng de zài dài bèi wēng rén zhàn lǐnghòu lái bèi rénrán hòu shì luó rényuē gōng yuán qián 300 niánzhàn lǐng wēng zài jīng hěn duō zhèng quán zhuǎn hòuzài 16 shì yóu jiào huáng guó kòng zhì 1860 nián jiā dīng wáng guó
    A region of central Italy in the Apennines. Occupied by the Umbrians in ancient times, it later fell to the Etruscans and then the Romans(c.300 b.c.). After passing to various powers, Umbria came under the control of the papacy in the16th century and joined the kingdom of Sardinia in1860.
  • é wēng rén bān de liè rén 'ā de zhuī qiú zhěè 'é de liàn rénbèi 'ā suǒ shā
    A giant hunter, pursuer of the Pleiades and lover of Eos, killed by Artemis.
  • yào shì zāo dào shénme xìngqīn 'ài de 'ài méng niàn zhèn jìng shuō xià shǐ 'ěr nán duō jué dòng xīn shēn chù de huài niàn tóu,“ yào shì zhēn de zāo dào xìng jiù dào 'ěr wēng hǎi jiǎo de yán shí shàng cóng 'ér tiào xià yǒng yuǎn zàng shēn hǎi 。”
    "And should any misfortune occur to you, dear Edmond," she continued with the same calmness which proved to Fernand that the young girl had read the very innermost depths of his sinister thought, "if misfortune should occur to you, I would ascend the highest point of the Cape de Morgion and cast myself headlong from it."
  • zhè gēn zōng hái biǎo míngxìn tiān wēng yòu qiáng de nài háng hǎi néng néng gòu rào qiú fēi xíng juàn 'ér zhuólù
    The instruments have shown that albatrosses are capable of astonishing feats of endurance and navigation, and can fly round the world several times without stopping on land.
  • qīn de wēng péng yǒu men zhī chí liǎo de shāng tóu
    Rich friends of his father backed his business ventures.
  • xìn tiān wēng zǒng shì bèi yán shéng diào de yòu 'ěr suǒ yǐncóng 'ér bèi mǎn yòu 'ěr de shéng chán rào
    The albatrosses try to eat the bait and get dragged down and drowned.
  • shì yóu yàn juàn liǎo qiú shàng de píng cháng de shì huò shì yīn wéi shòu dào liǎo xiē yǒng gǎn zhě měi guó tài kōng rén 'ài lún · xiè fěi 'ěr jìn xíng tài kōng xíng de měi guó wēng dān · tuō de diào chá jiēguǒ xiǎn shì yòu 7% de měi guó rén yuàn huā 2 qiān wàn měi yuán cān jiā wéi liǎng zhōu de tài kōng guǐ dào huán rào xínghái yòu 19% de rén yuàn tāo 10 wàn měi yuán cān jiā lìng zhǒng zhǐ yòu 15 fēn zhōng de tài kōng fēi xíng
    Possibly bored by the banal baubles of mundane Mother Earth or inspired by the dashing derring-do of such pioneers as first American in space Alan Shepard and first millionaire in space Dennis Tito, the poll says 7 percent of rich Americans would pay $20 million for a two-week orbital flight and 19 percent would pay $100,000 for 15-minute sub-orbital flight.
  • guǒ yīng guó céng yào yáng wēizài duō zhí mín guó jiā bàn yǎn zōng zhù guó de juésèbìng qiáng zhì xìng yīng guó wén háo suō shì de wén xué zuò pǐn liè wéi xué xiào de xiū huái suō wēng de zuò pǐn huì me guǎng fàn shòu dào xīn jiā zhōu yīng yuán liú rén shì de 'ài
    It is doubtful that the literary genius of Shakespeare would have been so admired by the English-educated Singaporeans and other Asians if Britain had not been a leading colonial power and the bard's works were not made compulsory examination subjects.
  • xìn tiān wēng chéng xìn tiān wēng de xíng yòu jiǎo de niǎo lèizhù yào chǎn nán bàn qiú hǎi huì chéng gōu zhuàngchì cháng 'ér zhǎi
    Any of several large, web-footed birds constituting the family Diomedeidae, chiefly of the oceans of the Southern Hemisphere, and having a hooked beak and long, narrow wings.
  • mendōu shì wéi lǒng zài jiāng yào shì de bǎi wàn wēng chuáng biān de tān xīn rén
    They are all vultures round the bedside of the dying millionaire.
  • shì wēng jīng cháng shōu dào xiē shàn zhì lái de juān xìn
    My grandfather, who was a millionaire, often received begging letters from charitable organizations.
  • piàn liǎo duō rénràng rén xiāng xìn shì wēng
    He has fooled a lot of people into believing he is a rich man.
  • piàn liǎo duō rénshǐ men xiāng xìn shì wēng
    He's fooled many people into believing he is a rich man.
  • sài wēng shī yān zhī fēi
    Nothing so bad but might be a blessing.
  • 80 nián dài zhōng měi guó bèi cái jīng jiè màn zhǐ jìng de chǒu wén suǒ fàn lànzhè shí dài zuì dài biǎo xìng de rén yòu lāi wén xiāng shèng mǎn kào nèi xiāo zuàn lái de xiàn kuǎn;“ làn zhài quàn wàn wēng 'ěr kěn de guǐ tuō kuǎ liǎo lāi sài 'ěr luò méng xiōng gōng de tóu tóu léi yīn duì gōng zhí yuán wéi guī mǎi mài guó gōng zhài shì ruò duò luò de xíng wéi yuè lěinán dào měi guó shāng dào jīng chǎn liǎo
    Since the mid-80's, the nation has been swept by a seemingly endless wave of scandals from the world of finance. Defining the era are figures like Dennis Levine, with his briefcase full of insidertrading cash, Michael R.Milken, the junk bond billionaire whose machinations led to the demise of Drexel Burnham Lambert, and John H.Gutfreund, the head of Salomon Brothers Inc., who turned a blind eye on wayward Treasury bond traders. The cumulative weight of all this turpitude raises the question of whether American business has suffered a moral collapse.