zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jiàn dào tài hǎo ! xīng fèn shuō .
    It's so marvellous to see you!' she twittered.
  • rěn shòu liǎo
    She was unable to bear.
  • nín tài mào shī
    'This is most unwise!'
  • xīn léi shì liú mángzài gēn men zuò chī
    Hindley calls him a vagabond, and won't let him sit with us, nor eat with us any more;
  • zhè huí shì shǒu kǒu píng shàng huí zhī suǒ shī bàishì yīn wéi zài hái méi yòu zhǔn bèi hǎo xíng dòng zhī qián duō rén jiù zhī dào liǎo de jìhuà
    I'm playing it close to the vest this time. I failed last time because too many people learned of my plans before I was ready to act.
  • lìng zhǒng chǎn shēng diàn de xiàn xiàng shìtōng guò tóu chuān tuō jiàn lóng nèi huò lóng chèn shān guǒ zài hēi 'àn de fáng jiān nèi jǐn tīng dào de xiǎng shēngér qiě yòu shí kàn dào yóu diàn chǎn shēng de huǒ huā
    Another way to produce electricity is to pull a nylon vest or shirt over your head. In case you do this in a dark room, you may not only hear a crackle, but you may sometimes see a spark or flash of light, made by the electricity.
  • zhè shì bìng pái tíng chējiǎn chá yuán lái
    Hurry up! I'm double-parked and the warden's coming.
  • guò shì zhàn zhēng nián dài rénxiàn zài píng 。 '
    it was wartime, she was alone; now there is peace.'
  • céng kāi wán xiào shuō duō shù dōushì zhè yàng guò xiū xiū hòu mén de suǒ dài hái men shā tān wán héng héng 'ér pèijǐ liǎo xiàng 'ài yīn tǎn yàng zhī huàn shuǐ lóng tóu shàng de diàn juàn de rén
    Mum used to joke that most dads spent their holidays fixing the lock on the back door, or taking their children to the beach -- trust her to go and pick an Einstein who couldn't even change a washer on a tap.
  • zhōu jiù yào dào
    So the weekend is coming!
  • hǎo xiǎng gāi kāi liǎo
    Well, I guess I'd better hit the road.
  • hǎo xiǎng gāi kāi liǎo
    Well, I guess I 'd better hit the road.
  • shénme shìzěn me
    What is the matter? What is it?
  • men hǎn jiào chēng zànshuō zhè zhù miào
    They set up a war-whoop of applause, and said it was 'splendid'!
  • wēi 'ěr xùn xiān shēng fǎn lǎo hái tóng
    Mr Wilson has cast his skin.
  • fàng 'ér
    I wonder where it is.
  • men duì xiǎo hái yòu bàn
    They are wonderful with kids.
  • yòu tiān wǎn shàng zhèng zài bāo guǒ duì shuōjiāng lái jié hūn hòu dìng yào ràng de zhàng bāng zhe zuò jiā shénme sǎo wèi shēng yùn zuò fàn děng děng
    One evening, my mom and I were wrapping presents, and I told her that when I got married, my husband was going to help clean, do laundry, cook, the whole bit.
  • zhè zěn me ? [ fǎn ] zhè yòu shénme hǎo
    What's wrong with it?
  • rén jiāng huì lián shuō shàng xiǎo shí
    That woman will yap away for hours about nothing.
  • shuō liǎo hǎo xiǎo shíjiǎng de xīn
    She was yapping away for hours about her new clothes.
  • rén zěn me kàn shàng xiàng shì shén zhì qīng
    What's the matter with that man? He looks as if he's zonked out.
  • diào liǎo majesty[ wēi yán ] de wài tóu wěi liǎng jiù chéng wéi ajest xiào huà
    Strip majesty of its exteriors(the first and last letters) and it becomes a jest.
  • ! kàn wǎn shàng huì qīng jiā dàng chǎn de .
    Come on! One evening at the theatre won't break the bank.
  • , , qióng xiǎo jiě , shuō huà yào dāng xīn .
    Come, come, Miss Jones, be careful what you say.
  • shù huá shēng dǎo liǎo .
    The tree fell with a great crash.
  • huá shēng xiē pán shuāi dào zhuō shàng .
    on the table.
  • zěn me
    What's the matter with you?
  • zěn me tài tài
    What's the matter with you, Mrs. Lee?
  • zěn me tài tài
    What's the matter with you?
  • men de péi cháng zěn me yàng
    What about our claim?
  • jiù shì de xìng yùn bàn !
    I'm your lucky fellow then.