zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tuō rén líng huó 'ǎi 'ér yòu jīng míngyǎn jīng zǒng shì dīng zhe jié jiāo quán guì de hǎo huì héng héng huàn huà shuō shì pīn mìng xiàng shàng de rén
    Mrs Platow was lithe, amiable, subtle, with an eye always to the main social chance-in other words, a chimber.
  • shì gǎn shuōyòu nín jiā rén wéi zhe nínhái yòu nín 'ài de rén zuò wéi nín de jiā tíng nín de xīn líng shàng de zhù zǎi héng héng
    yet I'll venture to say, that, surrounded by your family, and with your amiable lady as the presiding genius over your home and heart--'
  • guò rén men cháng shuōzhōng guó rén xìn fèng zhǒng yǒu hǎo wén míng de héng héng féng tiān biàn jiāng zhàn dǒu tuī chíhuò zhè zhǐ shì zhǒng zhī tánméi yòu xìn de gēn
    Is used to be said, perhaps on no better authority than the notoriously flimsy evidence of travellers' tales, that the Chinese followed the amiable and eminently civilized custom of postponing their battles if the weather was wet.
  • lái bài fǎng wēn shuō
    `Come and visit me,' he said amiably.
  • bān shuō lái men yuàn tōng guò yǒu hǎo de xié shāng lái jiě jué zhēng
    Generally speaking, we would like to resolve all disputes amicably by negotiations.
  • bān lái shuō men jiān chí qiē zhēng dōukě tōng guò yǒu hǎo xié shāng lái jiě juézhòng cái tōng cháng shì zuì hòu yīzhāo
    Generally speaking, we hold all dispute can be settled amicably by negotiation. Arbitration is generally the last resort.
  • guò duì rén lái shuōyào cóng shā táo jīn shí zài róng
    "It may be tougher for the rest of us to find the diamonds amid all the coal.
  • shuō kāi chǎng bái huì hěn shì de
    A few words of introduction may not come amiss.
  • guǒ rèn wéi yòu zuì jiù pàn duàn cuò liǎo shuō huà shìdàng shuō tǎn báiméi yòu rén nòng cuò
    if you think him guilty you judge amiss; he spoke amiss; no one took it amiss when she spoke frankly.
  • shuō dòng tīng de huà méi yòu shénme qiàdàng de
    A few pleasant remarks may not be amiss.
  • duì guó jiā lái shuō guó yǒu hǎo xiāng chù shì hěn zhòng yào de
    For a country, amity between nations is very important.
  • zuò wéi xiū xiánwáng hòu huān kāi zhe liàng lún dòng de méi sài · bēn chí zhuǎn zhuǎn 'ā màn fàng jìn pán cd chàngpiānjiù shàng liǎo,” shuō
    ) To relax, the queen likes to drive her four? wheel? drive Mercedes around Amman:" I pop in a CD and zone out," she says.
  • tuō guān shǒu xiān zài cháng 12 xiǎo shí 35 fēn de tīng zhèng huì zhōng zuò zhèng diào shí 'ér fǎn kàngshí 'ér bēi shāngxiàng wěi yuán men jiān chí shuō cóng lái wèi duì 'ěr jiào shòu xìng sāo rǎobìng jiāng de jiā rén miáo shù chéng 'ěr jiào shòu zǒu huǒ de cān yuàn tóng jiān chéng suǒ qīn hài bìng chū mài de shòu hài rén
    Testifying first in a hearing that lasted 12 hours and 35 minutes, Judge Thomas sounded by turns defiant and sorrowful in insisting to committee members that he never sexually harassed Professor Hill, depicting himself and his family as victims who were betrayed by the professor and a Senate confirmation process that has run amok.
  • suǒ yòu zhè xiē yào qiú fǎn yào qiú , hěn nán shuō shuí shuō de shì shí huà .
    Amongst all the claims and counterclaims it was hard to say who was telling the truth.
  • zhè huà shì xià duì shuō de zhī dào jiù xíng liǎobié wàizhuàn
    What I am telling you is off the record, so keep it amongst yourselves.
  • suǒ yòu zhè xiē yào qiú fǎn yào qiú , hěn nán shuō shuí shuō de shì shí huà
    Amongst all the claim and counterclaim it is hard to say who told the truth
  • suǒ yòu zhè xiē yào qiú fǎn yào qiú , hěn nán shuō shuí shuō de shì shí huà
    Amongst all the claim and counterclaim it is hard to say who is tell the truth.
  • ào lín qún díquè shì xiē kuài huó dehàosè dehuì liàn 'àihuì shuō huānghuì chǎo jià huì bèi shì de xìng de jiā huǒ
    That Olympian company is certainly a jovial, amorous, loving, lying, quarreling and vow-breaking,petulant lot;
  • de hēi rén shì cóng 'ài shìcéng xiě liǎo běn guān de shūshū míng shì dào 'ěr . luó shì cóng xīn zhōng de yīng xióng zài běn shū ?, ài shì shuō chū chūn gǎn rén de shì :
    His valet, James E. Amos, wrote a book about him entitled Theodore Roosevelt, Hero to His Valet. In that book Amos relates this illuminating incident:
  • tīng shuō zuì jìn tōu qíng de shì liǎo ?
    Have you heard about his latest amour?
  • tīng shuō p.r. gōng chǎnshèn wéi hàn
    I learn with regret of the failure of messrs. P. R.& co.
  • hěn cháng de zài shuō huà huò xiě zuò zhōng hěn duō huò hěn cháng de
    Ample or lengthy in speech or writing.
  • dīng yòu chōng fēn de yóu shuō míng suǒ zuò de shì duì de
    Martin have ample justification for what he do.
  • dīng yòu chōng fēn de yóu shuō míng suǒ zuò de shì duì de
    Martin has ample justifications for what he did.
  • zài diàn shù zhōngyòng lái xiū shì huò shuō míng néng jìn xíng fàng huò chǎn shēng néng liàng de shè bèi
    In electronics, pertaining to an equipment incapable of amplification or power generation.
  • yòng xiū shì huò shuō míng zhǒng shè bèigōng zuò xìngde shù zhè zhǒng shè bèi chéng huò lián fāng shì jìn xíng gōng zuò yòng shuō míng fàng de gōng zuò xìng shì sàn de huò shù deér shì de
    Pertaining to a device that operates in a proportional or continuous manner, such as an analog amplifier. Not discrete or digital, but analog.
  • zài diàn xué zhōngyòng lái xiū shì huò shuō míng zhǒng fàng huò diàn zhè zhǒng fàng huò diàn zài gěi dìng de pín shuài fàn wéi nèi yòu jūn yún de pín shuài xiǎng yìng xìng
    In electronics, pertaining to an amplifier or circuit having a frequency respo nse characteristics that is uniform, within defined limits, across a given frequency range.
  • zhè wèn zhí yǐn guǎng de zhù tǎo lùn suǒ shuō de zhǐ shì gài lùn wàng zhū wèi yán jiū tǎo lùngěi zhǐ zhèng chōng
    The problem of protracted war deserves wide attention and discussion; What I have given is only an outline, which I hope you will examine and discuss, amend and amplify.
  • zhù rén shuō méi yòu jiǔ liǎo héng zhè shì wèile shǐ zhì zuì 'ér yòu chōng fēn yóu chū de bīn bīn yòu de xiǎo huǎng
    The hostess said there was no more drink in the house héng a white lie amply justified by the need to get him sobered up.
  • " shòu shuō yào me jié zhīyào me zhǐ yòu 'ān
    " The vet says amputate or he'll have to be put to sleep.
  • zhēn tàn xiǎo shuō xiāo qiǎn
    She amused herself by reading detective stories.
  • jiǎng liǎo yòu de shì zuò yǎn shuō zhōng zhòng yào nèi róng de yǐn .
    He told an amusing story as a lead-in to the serious part of his speech.