zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhǐ huī yòng zhǐ huī bàng dǎzháo pāi jié
    With his baton the conductor was beating time.
  • bàn zòu jūn duì de zhǐ huī
    a female baton twirler who accompanies a marching band.
  • zhǐ huī yòng shǒu huò zhǐ huī bàng huī dòng huò qiāo shù shí jiān biǎo míng jié zòu
    To mark or count(time or rhythm) with the hands or with a baton.
  • quán zhàng jiù shí tǒng zhì zhě huò zhǐ huī zhě yòng de quán zhàngzuò wéi quán wēi de biāo zhì lái fàng mìng lìng
    A baton formerly used by a ruler or commander as a symbol of authority and to signal orders.
  • zhǐ huī duì
    He took command of the battalion.
  • lián jūn shì tuán huò yíng de zài fēn dān wèi chéng zuì xíng zhèng dān wèi tōng cháng yóu shàng wèi zhǐ huībìng zhì shǎo yòu liǎng pái chéng
    A subdivision of a military regiment or battalion that constitutes the lowest administrative unit. It is usually under the command of a captain and is made up of at least two platoons.
  • tānɡ : qiú yuán huī bàng qiú dàn méi yòu zhōng
    The batter swung and missed.
  • qiú shǒu huī chū yòu wài qiú
    The batter blasted the ball to right field.
  • qiú yuán huī bàng kuài qiúdàn méi yòu zhōng
    The batter swung at and missed a fast ball.
  • yíng jūn duì dān wèibāo hán yòu zhǐ huī liǎng shàng de bānlián huò lèi de xià shǔ dān wèi
    An army unit typically consisting of a headquarters and two or more companies, batteries, or similar subunits.
  • shàng wèi zhǐ huī lián duì huò pào bīng lián
    A captain commands a company or battery.
  • zhàn xiàng hòu yǐn bàngshēn huī bàngzhōng qiú hòu dòng zuòsuǒ yòu zhè xiē dōuhěn zhòng yào
    The batting stance, the backswing and stride, the swing and contact with the ball, and the follow-they are all very important.
  • jiāng jūn zài zhàn chǎng shàng de zhàng péng zhǐ huī zhàn chuán
    The general operated from a tent on the battlefield.
  • zài měi guó diǎn jūn jiàoduì wèi lái zhàn chǎng zhǐ huī yuán jiào shòu jīng shén zhōng de · suǒ shuō guān jiàn zài xué huì nèi zài wài zài de zào yīn gān rǎo
    “ The key,” says Louis Csoka, who taught concentration to future battlefield commanders at West Point, “ is to learn to overcome ‘ noise' and interference, whether internal or external.”
  • chǒujué huī dòng shǒu zhōng zhe de bàng
    The jester brandished his bauble.
  • zuàn zhù chāo piàorán hòu shēn jìng zhí chōng xiàng zuì jìn de 7/11 shāng diàntóng suǒ yòu de liú làng hàn yàng de niàn tóu biàn shì qián huī huò zài jiā shàng
    The bum grabbed the money and made a beeline for the nearest 7/11. Like all bums, this one's first thought was to go blow the money on vodka.
  • fèng mǒu rén zhī mìng deshòu mǒu rén zhǐ huī de
    Having been ordered by sb
  • xiǎo zhēng 'ěr jiāng zhǐ huī shì dùn yuètuán yǎn zòu bèi duō fēn jiǔ jiāo xiǎng
    Seiji Ozawa will conduct the Boston Philharmonic in Beethoven's Ninth.
  • de huī huò jiāng shǐ qīn qióng kùn liáo dǎo
    Your reckless spending will beggar your father.
  • chú liǎo gōng hái měi yuè cóng qīn dào tiē héng héng guài huī jīn háo zài
    In addition to his salary, Bernard receives a large monthly allowance from his father héng than is probably why he is able to spend money like water.
  • jiā jīng zhī dàocóng 1996 nián 8 yuè hóng zhì zhǐ huī lún gōng zhì wéi gōng guāng míng bào shè lái 300 rén shàng de fēi shì wēi shì jiàn jiù 78
    As is known to all, since the besiege in August 1996 of the office of Guangming Daily by Falun Gong organization directed by Li Hongzhi, there have been 78 illegal demonstrations, each of over 300 participants.
  • néng ràng quán shì jiè tīng cóng de zhǐ huī
    He seemed to have the whole world at his bidding.
  • 'ěr xiàng huī shǒu
    Bill waved at me.
  • yuè rén mín xíng dòng dǎng xīn rén de ràng rén shēn xìn zhí zhèng dǎng yòu tōng guò dǎng nèi tóng de jiànlái huīxié tóng xiào yìng”。
    Reading pages after pages of the new faces' biographies, one is actually convinced that the ruling party is actually working towards achieving synthesis by introducing elements of the anti-thesis.
  • guó guó jiā wěi yuán huì de fèn bào gào shuōzài yuǎn de jiāng láishì bīng men jiāng shí yòng néng shǐ bǎo chí jiàn kāng zuò zhàn zhuàng tài de shū shí pǐnjìn guǎn zhè fèn wéishēng shù zài wèi lái jūn duì zhōng de yùn yòngde bào gàoquē shǎo jié miáo shùdàn shì xué shēng gōng chéng shī 'ěr · lái shǐ wéi shǒu de 16 wèi zuò zhě tuī duàngāo shí pǐn jiāng zài wèi lái 25 nián zhī nèi shǐ jūn duì miǎn shòu shēng de wēi xiéyòu shǐ men miǎn shòu yán hán zhī ér qiě zhǐ huī guān hái néng gòu tōng guò wèi xīng kàn dào men
    Soldiers of the near future will dine on special food that makes them fighting fit, according to a report by America's National Research Council. The report, entitiled"Opportunities in Biotechnology for Future Army Applications", is short on detail. But its 16 authors, led by Michael Ladisch, a biological engineer at Purdue University, reckon that high?tech chow will, within the next 25 years, protect troops from attack by biological weapons, insulate them against cold weather and even make them visible to their commanders by satellite.
  • zhǒng zhì de yào huī dòng shēn dìng wèi de chōng dòng
    an irresistible desire to pick a superficial body parts (as in obsessive nail-biting).
  • jiāo tàn cóng yān méi hán tàn zhì zhōng jīng guò huǐ liú chú zhōng de huī zhì 'ér huò de hán zhì tàn de cán zuò rán liào liàn gāng zhī yòng
    The solid residue of impure carbon obtained from bituminous coal and other carbonaceous materials after removal of volatile material by destructive distillation. It is used as a fuel and in making steel.
  • zhèng zài zhǐ huī men zào de gōng zuò
    He is superintending the work on the blockhouse we are building.
  • zhèng zài zhǐ huī men zào de gōng zuò
    He is superintend the work on the blockhouse we is building.
  • 5 hào duì yuán de lán wǎng píng shí huī hǎo
    No.5 was better at blocking than usual.
  • jiàn tōng guò 'ài shén jīng jiāo jiē chù de dǎn jiǎn néng chuán 'ér huī zuò yòng
    curare acts by blocking cholinergic transmission at the myoneural junction.
  • huī huò liǎo 2000 měi yuán
    He blew $2000.