zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiǎng lài ēn gāi huí jiā liǎonán dào méi shí dào dāi jiǔ liǎo huì shòu huān yíng de
    I think it is time Brian went home; doesn't he realize he's outstaying his welcome?
  • lài ēn zuì jìn de xíng wéi yòu xiē fǎn cháng jué duì yǐn mán zhe shénme
    Brian has been acting in a strange way recently, and I think he's keeping something from me.
  • rán 'éryóu . kǎo lài ēn . fèi 'ěr chū rén liào jìn dān jué sàiyuán jìhuà zuò yòng liǎo
    I want the right time. Mark Cox and Brian Fairlie unexpectedly coming through to the singles final, the original schedule went haywire.
  • chú fēi zhè shì céng shǐ chū chē xué jiào shòu 'ài shì shǒufǒu jiù shì gòu hǎo -- lāi ēn lán
    Unless the story is at once as unputdownable to a taxi driver as to a university professor it is not good enough- Brian Burland.
  • lài ēn · 'ěr xiān shēng wèi gōng gòng guān wènzhèng zài cèhuà zhè xiē huó dòngzhèng men zài gōng gòng guān shì zhōng suǒ shuō shēn jiān duō zhí
    Mr Brian Baird, a public relations consultant, is masterminding the proceedings. He, as they say in the PR business, is wearing a lot of hats.
  • cóng lài ēn tuì xiū hòu xīng zhì shǎo tóng de péng yǒu men 3 gāo 'ěr qiújiēguǒ chéng liǎo gāo 'ěr huó guǎ
    Since Brian retired he has been playing a round of golf with his friends at least three times a week and I've become a golf widow.
  • zhè wèi lǎo shī míng jiào lāi ēn - fèi 'ěr - shè zài jiē shòu yīng guótài yáng bàocǎi fǎng shí shuōběn - dēng xiǎo shí hòu zài xué xiào biǎo xiàn hěn hǎozuò cóng tuō duì zōng jiào méi yòu xiǎn shì chū duān de qíngér jīn què chéng liǎo shì jiè tóu hào tōng fàn
    Brian Fyfield-Shayler told Britain's Sun newspaper the boy who grew into the world's most wanted man behaved well, did all his work on time and was not particularly religious.
  • shuō yào jiàn lài ēn shēng qiàn qiàn shēn chū méng suō bān de wēi xiàoyòu suǒ dài chén liǎo huì 'érrán hòu yǐn jìn liǎo jiān hòu zhěn shì
    I said I was to see Dr Brian. With a slight bow, the beginnings of a Mona Lisa smile, and a pregnant silence, he ushered me into a waiting room.
  • zhè jié lùn shì yóu lái wèi wéi de 'ào xué yuàn de 'ěr gāng · 'ào sēn bǎo de guó yìng yòng tǒng fēn yán jiū suǒ de lài ēn · ào 'ěr diào chá chū de
    The findings come from a study by Wolfgang Lutz, of the Austrian Academy of Science in Vienna, and Brian O'Neill, of the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis in Laxenburg, Austria.
  • bié de rén lāi ēn · āi 'ěr shì shuō: " men miàn duì de liǎng xuǎn dōushì zhì mìng deyào me jìn xíng shǒu shù 'ér huì liàng liúxiě 'ér yào me rèn shāng kǒu gǎn rǎn 'ér 。 "
    "We faced two deadly alternatives, " says Dr. Brian Egier, director of the intensive care unit. "We could either perform the surgery and have her bleed to death or let her die from the infections."
  • zǎo zài 1998 niányīng guó lún dūn ruì dīng xué yán jiū kòng zhì lùn ( duì xìn chuán kòng zhì de yán jiūyóu shè rén dòng nǎo diàn zhuāng zhì de chā ) de jiào shòu léi ēn · jiù céng jīng jiāng méi xìn piàn zhí de gēbo jìn xíng zhè xiàng shí yàn de mùdì shì wèile shì de diàn nǎo néng fǒu zài lóu nèi xiàn gēn zōng de xíng
    Back in 1998, Brian Warwick, a professor of cybernetics at Reading University in London, implanted a chip into his arm as an experiment to see if Warwick's computer could wirelessly track his whereabouts with the university's building.
  • ēn :( cóng de gōng wén bāo chū zhāng míng piàn。 )
    (Takes out a business card from his briefcase.)
  • zhè zhǒng bǎn chē shì huò jiǎng míng rén ēn · mén de zuì xīn zhì zuò céng míng guò biàn xié shì dǎo bènggōng wén bāo xiǎo de tòu néng lóu de lún
    The scooter is the latest gadget from award-winning inventor Dean Kamen, who has also developed the first insulin pump, a briefcase-sized dialysis machine, and a wheelchair that can climb stairs.
  • láo ēn shì zài tóng tīng zhèng huì shàng zuò zhèng shuō men de cuò shī shì fǎng wèn zhě zài fǎng huá qiánduì suǒ yòu chū fǎng rén yuán jìn xíng yán de fǎn qíng bào jiào bìng xiàng fǎng wèn zhě jiè shào zhōng guó de zuì xīn bèi jǐng cái liào
    At the same hearing, Dr Browne testified, Our policy is to provide 100 percent of our travelers to the PRC with a counter-intelligence threat awareness briefing including the latest information regarding the country as possible.
  • rèn wéi ēn shì lāi dùn hǎo duō de chéng shì
    I think Bournemouth's a much nicer town than Brighton.
  • rèn wéi ēn shì lāi dùn hǎo duō de chéng shì
    I think Bournemouth 's a much nicer town than Brighton.
  • men pài dào hěn yuǎn de lài ēn mǎi mǒu shū de jiàndàn jiēguǒ què shì jiàn láo de chāishiyīn wéi 'ér méi yòu huò
    They sent me all the way to Brighton to buy some special component, but it turned out to be a fool s errand because they were out of stock.
  • léi ēn guó běi de chéng shìwèi nán běi céng shì gāo luó rén de zhòng yào chéng zhèn, 1196 nián chéng wéi liè de shǒu rén kǒu 117, 234
    A city of northwest France north of Nantes. It was an important Gallo-Roman town and became capital of Brittany in1196. Population,117, 234.
  • men xiàn zài de jīng rén shì 'ěr lián ēn gōng de 'ěr xiān shēng
    Our current broker is Mr. Giles from Giles and Lane.
  • lài ēn xiān shēng zhēn shì fàng dàng de rénduō nián lái yōu zāi yóu zāixiāo yáo zài
    Bit of a lad is Mr Bryan, running round fancy-free for years.
  • hēi lāi ēn yòu shí jiān bēi fēiliáo liáo tiān
    Hey, Bryan, do you have time to grab a cup of coffee and catch up on things?
  • jiào tānɡ lāi ēn
    You just can't compare Tom and Bryan.
  • lín shì jué dìng gào hái men guān lāi ēn de shì
    Linda subsequently decided to tell her children about Bryan.
  • jiù shì shí zhè duì hǎo yǒuliǎng gèdōu bǎi lín nán hái 'ér -- · ēn lài ēn · mài dēng kāi shǐ yǎn chàng liǎo
    This is when Nicky Byrne and Bryan McFadden,two Dublin boys and friends entered the picture.
  • xiàng yóu yīng lán bái jīn hàn jùn ēn xué xué yuàn de yán jiū zhě jìn xíng de yán jiū xiàn gōng zuò zhě wéi guǒ dǐng tóu shàng jìn rén qíng de huà men de xuè tōng cháng jiù huì píng shí gāo chū xiē
    A study by researchers at Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College in England found that the blood pressure of healthcare assistants was higher when they were supervised by someone they considered unreasonable.
  • ēn : lái fèn jiā hàn bǎo bāo fèn zhà dòu tiáo
    I'll have a fish burger and an order of French fries.
  • suàn tōu 3 xīng de shí jiān lái gǎi biàn xià de mìng yùn jiāng yào pǐn cháng tǎn 'ěr de 'ěr shā de táo de píng guǒméi 'ěr ēn de jié de kǎo yáng ròu chuàn !
    I was going to steal three weeks from fate. I would eat the most splendid fish in Istanbul. In Bursa, peaches; in Nigde, apples; in Mersin, oranges; in Adana, kebabs!
  • liàng kōng chē shǐ liǎo guò lái · ēn xià liǎo chē
    An empty cab drive up, and sarah berbnhardt get out.
  • liàng kōng chē shǐ liǎo guò lái · ēn xià liǎo chē
    An empty cab drove up, and Sarah Bernhardt got out.
  • yīn móu jiā de xiǎo tuánměi gèdōu duān kǒng fèn shàn táo zuì héng héng wèi · lāi ēn
    a cabal of conspirators, each more elusive than the archterrorist- David Kline.
  • ēn : wéi zhè men gān bēi
    This also calls for a drink.
  • chí méng ēn xuān chēng bèi shàng xuǎn zhōng de rén zhí dào huì dào ēn bìng qiě zuì hòu hái néng huò zhěng jiù de jiā 'ěr wén jiào
    The Calvinistic doctrine that those who have been chosen by God will continue in a state of grace to the end and will finally be saved.