zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • men guó jiā jīng guò de jiān fèn dǒujìng rán néng gòu zài zhè shǎo de gēng miàn shàngliáng shí nián chǎn liàng dào liǎo qiān wàn dūnjiě jué liǎo chāo guò qiú bǎi fēn zhī 'èr shí de rén kǒu de wēn bǎo wèn zhè shì hěn liǎo de chéng jiù
    After years of hardship, we have managed to achieve on so little arable land an annual production of 450 million tonnes of staple food, which suffices for the consumption of over 20% of the world's population. This is indeed a very outstanding achievement.
  • xiāng gǎng yòu shǎo yòu shǐ jià zhí de jiàn zhù chǎnyòu xiē gèng yuǎn dào liù qiān duō nián qiánzhí men hǎohǎo bǎo cún bǎo
    This involves the protection of historic buildings and archaeological sites, of which some are more than 6,000 years old.
  • zhōng xiàng míng wéi " xiāng gǎng dìng " de zhǎn lǎn zhǎn chū 64 xiàng dìng hècóng kǎo zhǐ jué suǒ wén lìng xiàng míng wéi " xiāng gǎng wén liù qiān nián " de zhǎn lǎn jiè shào xiāng gǎng zài tóng shǐ shí de fēng bìng zhuózhòng jiè shào kǎo wén shǐ jiàn zhù
    The exhibition Hong Kong's Declared Monuments included 64 declared monuments and relics excavated from archaeological sites. The second exhibition Hong Kong's Heritage - A History of 6 000Years introduced the very rich relics of Hong Kong from different historical periods with an emphasis on archaeological finds and historical buildings.
  • men hái yán jiū xiàng shì jiè rén shì gèng yòu xiào tuī jiè běn gǎng de wén guàn ? běn gǎng de shǐ jiàn zhù kǎo zhǐyùn cáng liǎo duō zhēn guì wén zhōng yòu xiē yòu liù qiān nián shǐ
    We need also to look at ways of better presenting to the world our distinctive heritage, much of which is on show in our historical buildings and our archaeological sites, some of which date back 6 000 years.
  • cóng shí nián dài zhōng dào jiǔ shí nián dài chū kāi zhǎn de quán wén chádiào chá xiàn wén diǎn 1700 chùcǎi zhēng jué chū lèi wén shù qiān jiànchū zhěng wén liào 600 duō wàn xiàn 670 zhāngpāi shè zhào piàn 3 wàn duō zhānglín bēi wénshí zào xiàng huà 400 cóng 'ér gòu chū xīzàng cóng zhì jīn de yǎn biàn zhǎn lún kuòjiē shì liǎo zàngzú wén huà hàn zhōu biān mín yuán yuǎn liú cháng de wén huà jiāo liúwéi dāng dài hòu dài wén kǎo gōng zuò zhě jiā qiáng xīzàng wén bǎo kǎo gōng zuò gōng liǎo xiáng shí kào de
    A general survey made from the mid-1980s to the beginning of the 1990s discovered 1,700-odd sites of cultural remains, and unearthed and collected several thousand cultural relics. In addition, over six million words of archeological documents were edited, along with 670-odd diagrams, more than 30,000 photos were taken, and some 400 pictures of tablet inscriptions, stone statues and murals were copied. These materials have helped outline the changes and development of Tibet from ancient to modern times, and revealed the long-standing cultural exchanges between the Tibetan, Han and other neighboring ethnic groups. Moreover, they furnish a full and reliable basis for archeological workers of the present and later times to better preserve cultural relics and strengthen archeological work in Tibet.
  • zhōng guó shǎo shù mín chuán tǒng yùn dòng yuán guǎng shǎo shù mín qún zhòng de shēng huónèi róng fēng xíng shì duō yàng shǐ yōu jiǔ diǎn xiān míng jǐn yòu gāo de qiǎoér qiě cháng cháng bàn yòu yīnyuè sài shè jiàn shàng yóu diāo yáng shuāi jiāodàng qiū qiāntiào bǎnsài lóng zhōudēng shān děng děng
    The traditional sports of ethnic minorities originate from the daily life of the people and are rich in content and form, and have distinct characteristics and a long history. They call for skill of a high order, and most of them are accompanied with music, or singing and dancing. They include horse racing, archery, sheep-chasing on horseback, wrestling, swinging, springboard jumping, dragon-boat racing and mountaineering.
  • zhōng men jiā pái shān dǎo hǎi de gǎi làng cháotuī fān liǎo quánsuí xuǎn chū xīn de zhèng shùn mín zài ràng zhōng huá wén míng zài qiān dǎo zhī guó huī shēng
    They rose to join the unstoppable reform movement to overthrow the totalitarian regime. A new government was soon elected, giving Chinese culture in the archipelago a ray of hope.
  • wèi zhù míng de zhōng guó jiàn zhù shī céng jīng shuō guò:“ rén mín gòng tóng jiàn zào de dōng néng gòu cún zài qiān nián
    A famous Chinese architect once said: "The things which people make together can last a thousand years.
  • zhè lèi wǎng luò jìn zhǎn dào qiān zhào wèi tài wǎng de yào zuò de jié gòu gǎi dòng
    Evolving this type of network to Gigabit Ethernet speeds requires no major architectural changes.
  • yīn wéi shì wěi de xiǎng jiā duō suǒ chàbù duō yòu liǎng qiān nián zhī jiǔméi yòu rén duì de xiǎng chū huái
    And because he was Aristotle, the great thinker, no one questioned his idea for almost2,000 years.
  • yuē liǎng qiān sān bǎi nián qiánzài zhù zhe wèi míng jiào duō de wěi de xiǎng jiā
    About 2, 300 years ago, there lived in Greece a great thinker named Aristotle.
  • yīn wéi shì wěi de xiǎng jiā duō suǒ chàbù duō yòu liǎng qiān nián zhī jiǔméi yòu rén duì de xiǎng chū huái
    And because he was Aristotle, the great thinker, no one questioned his idea for almost 2, 000 years.
  • xiāng fǎn huì xiànměi zhǒng wén huà chéng jiù xué shùjìn yóu men suǒ yōng yòu de jià zhí guān zhè měi jiān de dàn shēng héng héng zhè qiēdōu gēn yuán shēng huó zài liǎng qiān duō nián qián de zhé rén héng héng shì duō de chéng jiù
    On the other hand, at the root of every civilized achievement, such as science, technology, progress, freedom -- at the root of every value we enjoy today, including the birth of this country -- you will find the achievement of one man, who lived over two thousand years ago: Aristotle.
  • qiān jīnjǐn zhù
    Hearty congratulations arrival of new daughter.
  • jīn nián 11 yuè dǎo de yóu zhǐ yòu 3 wàn 1 qiān duō rénchuàng 1997 nián lái de zuì ér zài bào zhà shēng qiánpíng jūn měi yuè de yóu rén shù gāo 10 wàn
    Foreign tourist arrivals reached their lowest ever in November since records began in 1997. Last month, there were only 31,000 tourists, compared with the pre-blast figure of about 100,000 tourists per month.
  • hēi de tóu zhī shì tiān rán de hái shì shū chéng dexiàng làng yàng quán zhezài 'é qián fēn shū chéng liǎng liǔ zhí tuō dào nǎo hòu chū liǎng 'ěr chuíěr chuí shàng shǎn shuò zhe liǎng zhí qiān láng de zuàn shí 'ěr huán
    Her jet-black hair, naturally or artfully waved, was parted over her forehead in two thick coils which vanished behind her head, just exposing the lobes of her ears from which hung two diamonds each worth four or five thousand francs.
  • bān duì yóu duō jié xiāng de fēn duàn chéng shòu cháng shēn de jié zhī dòng de jiào gōng huò qiān chóng
    general term for any terrestrial arthropod having an elongated body composed of many similar segments: e.g. centipedes and millipedes.
  • qióng qiān gèng shàng céng lóu
    To ascend another storey to see a thousand miles further; Ascend further, were you to look farther; Would eye embrace a thousand miles? Go up, one flight.
  • zhōng guó ruò yào zài xià qiān nián pān dēng xīn de gāo fēngjiù kào zhè dài lǐng dǎo rén de shí jīng shénlǐng dǎo néng guǒ gǎn jué duàn
    "China depends on their pragmatism, competence and resolve to ascend greater heights in the new millennium," he added.
  • ascend tōng xìn gōng wéi qiān zhào wèi yóu liè míng zhè yàng yìng jiàn de fāng chēng zuò kuài fēn zhī yóu shù( qbrt)。
    Ascend Communications, Inc. invented such a hardware-based offering, called Quick Branch Routing Technology (QBRT), for its family of multigigabit routers.
  • guǒ men wǎng zhù jiào táng shàng miàn tíng xià lái guān kàn chéng qiān shàng wàn zhǒng yàng de mán wán 'ér zuò zài jiāo chā yǒng dào jiāo chā diǎn shàng de rén de xiǎo zhōng lóuqīng yíng 'ér yòu bēn fàngjué lín jìn shèng xiǎo jiào táng de jiān ( huǐ diào ), lóu gèng xiàng tiān kōnggāo sǒngjiān xuēkōng línghuí shēng hóng liàngzhè zuò xiǎo zhōng lóu de mìng yùn yòu
    And if we ascend the cathedral, without mentioning a thousand barbarisms of every sort,--what has become of that charming little bell tower, which rested upon the point of intersection of the cross-roofs, and which, no less frail and no less bold than its neighbor (also destroyed), the spire of the Sainte-Chapelle, buried itself in the sky, farther forward than the towers, slender, pointed, sonorous, carved in open work.
  • qióng qiān gèng shàng céng lóu
    We widen our views three hundred miles by ascending one flight of stairs. Exhausting my eyes to a thousand li further, I am ascending one more story of the tower.
  • zhè zuò shān jǐngbiàn huà wàn qiān
    The mountain changes its aspect at every turn.
  • xiān jiù lái shuō yòu wàn qiān bǎi jiǔ shí rényào shì zhè shù kào zhù de huà
    It is said that those who came to Malaya number 45,797, assuming this number to be reliable.
  • yòu xīn guǐ dào de xiǎo xíng xīng zài tài yáng sān qiān wàn gōng qiān jiǔ bǎi wàn yīng de fàn wéi nèi jiē jìn tài yáng
    An asteroid with an eccentric orbit approaching within30 million kilometers(19 million miles) of the sun.
  • ā 'ěr léi chū zhí jìng yuē 100 qiān de xiǎo xíng xīng zhuàng liǎo xiàn zài de yóu tǎn bàn dǎo
    Alvarez proposed that an asteroid estimated at over 1 00km in width struck the earth off the coast of the modem day Yucatan peninsula.
  • duō xué jiā xiāng xìn shì kuài dào liú xià 300 qiān zhí jìng zhuàng kēng de xiǎo xíng xīng suì piàn yǐn liǎo zhè chǎng zāinànér lìng wài xiē rén guī jiù de piào dòng de shēng cún jìng zhēng
    Many scientists believe that a massive asteroid, large enough to leave a crater over 300km in diameter, was the cause while others believe that the gradual shifting of the continents and mammalian competition are to blame.
  • qiān fāng bǎi xiǎng kāi
    She made every attempt to go.
  • zhèng shí de huà shì qiān zhēn wàn què de
    I can attest to the absolute truth of his story.
  • xiāng gǎng xīn chǎng gōng chéng shì xiāng gǎng yòu shǐ lái tóu guī zuì wéi páng de gōng chéngzhè xiàng yóu zhèng jīng xīn cèhuà yào nián gōng chéng shí jiānhào qiān bǎi shí yuánchēng zhī wéi kuà yuè jiǔ de gōng chéng néng gòu zài xiāng gǎng de guò shí chéng gōng jìn xíng 'ān páibìng qiě de jīn tóu jìn liǎo xiāng gǎng jīng péng zhǎnzuì zhòng yào de shì kào liǎo xiāng gǎng shì mín de cái kào liǎo xiāng gǎng shì mín duì qián de xìn xīntóng shíhái kào liǎo zhōng yāng rén mín zhèng duì xiāng gǎng zhěng píng wěn guò de fāng zhēn zhèng de zhī chí
    The new Hong Kong International Airport project, which is described as a project "beyond 1997", is the largest investment item in the history of Hong Kong. Under the meticulous planning of the government, it took seven years to complete and cost about $155 billion. During the transitional period, Hong Kong managed to make smooth arrangements for this magnificent project with the injection of considerable capital to spur our economic development. This achievement is attributable mainly to the wealth of the Hong Kong people, the confidence they have in the future of Hong Kong and the Central People's Government's support of the policies implemented for the smooth handover of Hong Kong.
  • yàn huì shàng qiān wàn yào zuò zài 'ào tài tài bàng biānyīn wéi huì zhěng wǎn shàng tāo tāo jué duì jiǎng de shàn juān
    Be sure not to sit next to Mrs. Aubrey at the party, because she'll talk at you all evening about her charities.
  • shuō 'ào lán yòu jìn qiān jiā cān guǎn
    It is said that there are nearly 1 000 restaurants in Auckland?