zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jiǔ jiǔ nián yuē yòu 280 wàn rén xīn shì zhènxīn shì zhèn shè yòu lèi shè kāng shè shībāo kuò xué xiàojiē shìgòu zhōng xīngōng yuányóu yòng biàn jié de jiāo tōng lián
    At the end of the year, about 2.8 million people were housed in the new towns, enjoying a wide range of community and recreational facilities, including schools, markets and shopping centres, parks and open spaces and convenient transport links.
  • lèi de shí yàn qián céng jīng gǎo guò ---- zǎo 'ān měi guó diàn shì lán nián céng jīng ràng liǎng niǔ yuē rén zàidiàn shāng nèi zhù liǎo xīng nèi yòu bīng xiāngměi tiān yòu 500 měi yuán de shēng huó fèi shàng wǎng shè bèi ---- rán 'ér dào qián wéi zhǐ .com xiān shēng què shì yào zài lián wǎng shàng shēng huó rèn réndōu cháng de shí jiān
    Similar experiments have been undertaken before - the TV program Good Morning America housed two New Yorkers in an ''e-cave'' for a week last year with a refrigerator, a $500 daily stipend, and Web access - but DotComGuy has vowed to live off the Internet longer than anyone else so far.
  • yuē hàn jié hūn liǎo héng héng 'òméi yòuzhǐ shì tóng liǎo
    Are John and Mary married? héng Oh, on, it s just a case of light housekeeping.
  • zhè zhǒng xīn xíng rén zào huáng yóu zài xiǎo xuǎn zuò chōu yàng diào chá de niǔ yuē jiā tíng zhù zhòngshì yòng guò liǎo
    The new margarine has already been tried out on a small sample of New York housewives.
  • měi guó zhōu dōng nán zuò chéng shìshì xiū dùn de gōng jiāo lín dēng yuē hàn xùn zài rén háng kōng zhōng xīn zài jìnrén kǒu 119, 363
    A city of southeast Texas, an industrial suburb of Houston. The Lyndon B. Johnson Manned Space Center is nearby. Population,119, 363.
  • cóng yuē 1990 nián kāi shǐfēng shuǐ xué xiào biàn hòu chūn sǔnzài měi guó chéng shì sān fān shìniǔ yuēzhī jiā shì dùn xiū shì dùn chū xiàn
    But from around 1990 onwards, numerous feng shui schools have sprung up in large American cities including San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Boston and Houston.
  • pán xuányǐn yuē chū xiàn
    To hover envelopingly; loom.
  • xùn xīn wén yóuduì jiàn quán de shè huì jìng zhēng de shāng zhōng xīn zhì wéi zhòng yàozài xiāng gǎng xùn xīn wén yóu bìng méi yòu shòu dào yuē shù
    Freedom of information and of the press - so vital to a healthy society and a competitive business hub - is unfettered.
  • guān chá xià pāi xià delǎo shǔxīng de xīn xiàngtiān wén xué jiā men jiù néng zhǎo chū shù de lán kuài zhuàng zài zhè xiē zhōng héng xīng zhǒng xiāng duì duō yàng huà de rán chū xiàn héng héng xīng zhōng nián yuē chū xiàn 12 xīn xīng
    Looking at the new Hubble image of the Mice, for example, astronomers can pick out numerous regions of blue patches, areas in which stars are popping up at a relatively prolific rate -- Barnes estimates the galaxies are producing on the order of a dozen new stars a year.
  • cōng cōng huò cǎo shuài qiān dìng tiáo yuē
    Huddle up a treaty
  • zuò héng kuà wèi niǔ yuē zhōu xīn zhōu zhī jiān de xùn de diào qiáo
    a suspension bridge across the Hudson River between New York and New Jersey.
  • niǔ yuē de tiáo liúxiàng nán liú niǔ yuē hǎi wānshì zǎo bèi xùn xiàn
    a New York river; flows southward into New York Bay; explored by Henry Hudson in early 1600s.
  • niǔ yuē zhōu shǒu wèi niǔ yuē zhōu dōng sūn 'àn
    state capital of New York; located in eastern New York State on the west bank of the Hudson river.
  • zài měi guó niǔ yuē běi liú de hǎi 'àn de měi guó de jūn shì zhuāng zhìměi guó jūn jūn guān xué xiào de zhǐ
    United States Army installation on the west bank of Hudson river north of New York City; site of United States Military Academy.
  • měi guó niǔ yuē zhōu zuì de chéng shìwèi niǔ yuē zhōu dōng nán xùn kǒu zhù yào de jīng wén huà zhōng xīn
    the largest city in New York State; located in southeastern New York at the mouth of the Hudson river; a major financial and cultural center.
  • měi guó niǔ yuē zhōu dōng nán chéng shìlín xùn wèi niǔ yuē shì běi。 1687 nián lán rén kāi shǐ zài dìng shì 'ěr xué yuànchéng 1861 niánde suǒ zài rén kǒu 28, 844
    A city of southeast New York on the Hudson River north of New York City. Settled by the Dutch in1687, Poughkeepsie is the seat of Vassar College(chartered1861). Population,28, 844.
  • jīn dùn niǔ yuē zhōu dōng nán chéng shìwèi sūn biān běi miàn。 1652 nián yǒng jiǔ jiàn chéngzài 1777 nián shí yuè yīng guó rén shāo huǐ chéng zhèn zhī qián shì niǔ yuē zhōu de shǒu rén kǒu 23, 095
    A city of southeast New York on the Hudson River north of Poughkeepsie. Permanently established in1652, it was the capital of New York State until the British burned the town in October1777. Population,23, 095.
  • yuè shùn huà tiáo yuē
    Vietnamese-French Treaties of Hue
  • lán jiàn guāng de duǎn duān de yán tōng guò shè néng liàng zài rén guān chá zhě shēn shàng chǎn shēng cháng yuē zài 380 zhì 420 háo wēi zhī jiān zhǒng lüè dài hóng de lán liàng néng tóng
    The hue of the short-wave end of the visible spectrum, evoked in the human observer by radiant energy with wavelengths of approximately380 to420 nanometers; any of a group of colors, reddish-blue in hue, that may vary in lightness and saturation.
  • liǎng nán rén zhèng chù xún zhǎo lín · yuē hàn xùn rén shì chéng tiān dōng yóu guàng de gōng
    Two men are searching for Hugh Johnson, a wild young man about town.
  • guó rén quán gōng yuē
    International Covenants of Human Rights
  • lài fǎn duì cóng shì rén dào zhù shǐ mìng qiān dìng guó tiáo yuē zàn chéng duì 'é luó cǎi qiáng yìng zhèng tóng shí hái zhù zhāng jiāng měi guó de zhàn lüè zhì qiē jué dìng de zhōng xīn
    Rice argues against humanitarian missions and international treaties and for a hard line on Russia and putting U.S.strategic interests at the center of all decisions.
  • xiàn zài jīng yòu 120 duō guó jiā zhǔn liǎo gāi gōng yuē jiēguǒ shì jiǎn shǎo liǎo zhè lèi de shǐ yòngshòu hài zhě míng xiǎn jiǎn shǎoshēng chǎn jiǎn shǎojiāo jīhū quán miàn tíng zhǐxiāo huǐ cún de shù liàng zēng jiā rén dào zhù huó dòng jīn zēng jiā
    Ratification of the treaty by more than 120 countries has led to reduced use of these weapons, markedly fewer victims, a dramatic drop in production, an almost complete halt in their trade, increased destruction of stockpiles, and increased funding for humanitarian action.
  • - què bǎo zhū jūn bèi kòng zhì cái jūn děng lǐng de xiàng tiáo yuē guó rén dào rén quán dào yuē guó de zhí xíngbìng qǐng suǒ yòu guó jiā kǎo qiān shǔ zhǔnguó xíng shì yuàn luó guī yuē 》。
    To ensure the implementation, by States Parties, of treaties in areas such as arms control and disarmament and of international humanitarian law and human rights law, and call upon all States to consider signing and ratifying the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
  • duì jiā tíng de rèn xīn jǐn shì rén lèi de zhǒng yuē shù shì zhǒng xùn liàn
    Certainly wife and children are a kind of discipline of humanity;
  • chú shíyòu zhǒng xìng zhì tóng de huì fēi cháng xiǎn yǎn : guǒ shì dān shēn, · me zài nián zhōng zuì zhòng yào de yuē huì zhī wéi zhǎo bàn jiù biàn chéng liǎo hěn guān jiàn de shì
    New Year's Eve features humiliation of a qualita-tively different sort: if one is single, it becomes essential to find a companion for this, the most im-portant date night of the year.
  • kǎo bào gàochēngměi guó jìn xíng liǎo yuē 1030 shì yànér zhōng guó zhǐ jìn xíng liǎo 45 shì yànquè yán zhì chū zài shù shàng měi guóxiàng jìn de xiān jìn de dàn tóubào gào zài zhè shǎn shuò àn shì zhōng guó shì yīn wéiqiè quē liǎo měi guó shùcái zuò dào zhè diǎnfǒu shì néng de
    The Cox Report says the United States has conducted about 1,030 nuclear tests, while China has only carried out 45 such tests. But, China has developed advanced thermal nuclear warheads technologically similar to those of the United States. Here, the report, humming and hawing, drops a hint that China has achieved this by "stealing" US nuclear technology, otherwise, the achievement would be impossible.
  • yuē yòu 10 wàn běn
    About a hundred thousand, maybe.
  • yuē yòu jiǔ bǎi rén kàn liǎo zhè chǎng sài
    About nine hundred people watched it.
  • yuē 1847 1911 xiōng měi guó xīn wén gōng zuò zhě bào zhǐ xíng rén zài shèng niǔ yuē yōng yòu jiā bào shè qiě shè bìng bān liǎo jiǎng jīn
    Hungarian-born American journalist and newspaper publisher who owned newspapers in St. Louis and New York City and established and endowed the Pulitzer Prizes.
  • de qīn shēng chēng yuàn 'ér jià gěi xiàng yuē hàn zhè yàng cǎo bāo 'ér huǐ diào
    Mary's father declared his unwillingness to hurl his daughter away on a useless fellow like John.
  • bān nuò (bunol) zhèn zhèn cháng chēnggāi zhèn yuē yòu 3 wàn rén yǒng shàng jiē tóu cān jiā 8 yuè 22 bān chuán tǒng de hóng shì kuáng huān jiérén men xiāng tóu zhì shú tòu liǎo de hóng shì men suǒ yòng de hóng shì zǒng zhòng liàng 120 dūn
    Some 30,000 people filled the streets of Bunol on Wednesday to hurl 120 tons of tomatoes at each other, the mayor's office said, in the traditional Tomatina de Bunol festival.