zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • 'ěr zhěng tiān shòu lǐng bān de chì huí jiā hòu jiù hái chū
    Bill had to take his foreman's rough criticism all day and he would let off steam at home by scolding the children.
  • duì lǎo bǎn chéng tiān bào de píng zhǐ rěn tūn shēngér huí dào jiā jiù hái chū
    Mark had to take his boss's rough criticisms all day and he would blow off steam at home by scolding his children.
  • zài de shēng zhōngzhǐ néng tīng chū lái shì zhè me huí shì : zài de jiē shàng kàn jiàn zhè hái kuài yào 'è liǎo jiā guīyòu xiàng yàng
    but he was really half dead with fatigue, and all that I could make out, amongst her scolding, was a tale of his seeing it starving, and houseless, and as good as dumb, in the streets of Liverpool;
  • chū chū yùn zǒu
    To remove by digging or scooping out.
  • cóng shǒu dōu yǎo chū diǎn táng
    She scooped out some sugar from her handbag.
  • bīng zài jiāo shí zhōng chōng chū liǎo tiáo
    The glacier scooped a canyon out of rocks.
  • yìng shì zhǐ lěi de piào yóu zhài quàn de mǎi zhě gěi mài chū zhěchú fēi yuē wèi dào xíng)。
    Accrued interest is the accumulated coupon interest, paid to the seller of a bond by the buyer (unless the bond is in default).
  • yòng dāo kāi píngchéng xíng huò yǎo chū
    To spread, smooth, form, or scoop with a trowel.
  • yòng chǎn huò xiàng yòng chǎn yàng lái chū huò
    take out or up with or as if with a scoop.
  • men wéi dào zhè tóng qiǎng zài bié de gōng qián bào chū liǎo zuì hǎo de jià qián
    We scoop the other company by make the best offer for the contract.
  • cóng qiāng zhōng chū zhì de xíng zhuàng xiàng chǎn de wài liáo yòng
    a surgical instrument shaped like a scoop to remove tissue from a bodily cavity.
  • zhè zhǐ hǎi néng zài duǎn shí jiān nèi chū tiáo cháng qiě zhǎi de dòng
    This small rodent can scoop a long , narrow tunnel in a very short time.
  • yòu shì bīng cóng shā chū zhà duàn de shǒu jué wàng pán shān xiàng qiánshì gǎn shàng xiǎo duì
    One soldier scoops his severed arm off the sand, staggering on in a desperate attempt to keep up with his squad.
  • de shé tóu rán shēn chū lái cāng yíng juǎnrù kǒu zhōng
    The lizard's tongue shot out and scooped up the fly.
  • chē lún jiǎo de shí kuàizài chē shēn xià chū xiáng de chuí shēng
    The wheels scooped up stones which hammered ominously under the car.
  • jǐng chá chū liàng de qiāng zhī tánhuáng dāo
    A large quantity of guns and switchbladeknifeves were scooped up by police.
  • záo kǒngzáo cáo yòng záo chū de huò xiàng shì yòng zhè zhǒng záo chū de cáo gōu huò kōng xué
    A groove or hole scooped with or as if with such a chisel.
  • zhè zhǒng xiǎo niè chǐ dòng néng zài hěn duǎn de shí jiān chū tiáo yòu cháng yòu zhǎi de dào lái
    This small rodent can scoop out a long, narrow tunnel in a very short time.
  • juē zhe zuǐ chū xiè de yàng
    Her scorn is shown by the curl of the lips.
  • kuàijì shù lái shuōsǔn biǎo shì gēn quán chǔ biān zhì de xiàn jīn shōu zhī chū wéi zhǔn dexiàn jīn chǔzǎo jiù bèi táo tài liǎo
    In accounting terminology, the income statement is prepared using the "accrual basis", not the outdated "cash basis".
  • shī biǎo shì mǎnqīng mièfǎn duì huò xià bié rén shí chū de shēng yīn
    Used to express contempt, scorn, or disapproval or to frighten or surprise another.
  • shàng shì rén lèi jīng liǎo liǎng shì jiè zhàn de hào jié jīng liǎo lěng zhàn duì zhì de nán chū liǎo de dài jià
    In the last century, mankind underwent the scourge of two world wars and endured the hardships of the Cold War and confrontation, thus paying a heavy price.
  • yào rèn zhēn guàn chè lǐng dǎo gànbù xuǎn rèn yòng tiáo zhù zhòng zài gǎi jiàn shè de shí jiàn zhōng kǎo chá shí bié gànbù xiē cái jiān bèishí chū qún zhòng gōng rèn de rén shí xuǎn dào lǐng dǎo gǎng wèi shàng lái
    We should conscientiously implement the regulations on the selection and appointment of leading cadres and make a point of testing and identifying cadres in the practice of reform and development so as to promote to leading positions in good time those who are accredited with ability, integrity and outstanding performance and enjoy popular support.
  • zhè xiē kāi shǐ 'èr shí shì 'èr shí nián dàizhī jiā xué wèi míng jiào j harlanbretz de zhì xué jiā chū jié lùn hóng de xíng shì yóu de hóng shuǐ suǒ zhìér shì huǎn 'ér jūn yún de shí bīng chuān guò chéng
    It all started in the 1920s , when a geologist from the University of Chicago named J Harlan Bretz concluded that the overblown topography in the Scablands was created by a sudden deluge, not the slow uniform processes of erosion and glacial scouring.
  • tiáo liú chōng chū liǎo chuáng
    The stream had scoured a channel.
  • liú yán zhe shān chōng chū liǎo tiáo gōu
    The torrent scoured a channel down the hillside.
  • liú shùn shān 'ér xià chōng chū tiáo shuǐ gōu .
    The torrent scoured a gully down the hillside.
  • zhè tiáo zài shā zhōng chōng chū tiáo shuǐ dào
    The river has scoured out a passage in the sand
  • zhè tiáo zài shā zhōng chōng chū tiáo shuǐ dào
    The river have scour out a passage in the sand.
  • shuǐ zài ruǎn shā zhōng chōng chū tiáo tōng dào
    Water had scoured out a passage I n the soft sand.
  • gēn xiāng chéng rèn xié yuē chéng yuán chéng nuò chéng rèn rèn de gòu suǒ chū de shì bào gào tuī dòng suǒ shǔ de jīng jiē zhè xiē bào gào
    Under the arrangement, signatories undertake to accept test reports issued by each other's accredited organisations and to promote the acceptance of such test reports in their own economies.
  •   lāi 'ēn jīng zhǎngchéng liǎo jié chū qīng nián zài 13 suì jiù shì lǎo yīng tóng jūn de chéng yuánshì 'ā kěn zhōu zuì nián qīng de ( tóng jūn shì zào pǐn de zhì bié de hái néng shēng dào gāi zhì de zuì gāo chéng wéi lǎo yīng tóng jūn chéng yuán jiù xiāng dāng zài dào duō cái duō fāng miàn huò liǎo gāo de jiǎng )。
    Bryan had become an extraordinary young man.He was an Eagle Scout at the age of 13, Arkansas's youngest ever. (The Boy Scouts are a character-building organization, and few boys rise to the top level; to become an Eagle Scout is like receiving a grand testimonial to one's virtue and versatility.) He had been a football star in high school.