zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xún zhe xiǎng shēng wàng zhǐ jiàn tiáo shé zhèng wǎng zhàng péng
    Following the movement, I saw a snake creeping into the tent.
  • yuán chǐ zhuàng chéng wéi yuán chǐ xíng de zhuàng tài huò tiáo jiàn
    The condition or state of being crenate.
  • zhè liàng jiù chē yán zhe zhè tiáo huǎn huǎn xíng shǐ
    The old car crept down the road.
  • yán zhe zhè tiáo xiǎo yòu cháng liè zài xíng
    Down the path crept a long line of ants.
  • zhè tiáo zhǎng shuǐ de liú zài xià jiǔ diǎn zhǎng dào zuì gāo diǎn
    The swollen river crested at9 P.M.
  • sān shí tiáo   duì yīn cān jiā jiù huǒ zāi shòu shāngzhì cán huò zhě wáng de rén yuánàn zhào guó jiā yòu guān guī dìng jǐyǔ liáo
    Article 38 Personnel suffering injury, cripple and death as a result of taking part of fire fighting and rescue work, shall be given medical treatment and compensation.
  • wèi shì kàn jiàn zài qiáo lún méi děng wèn jiù jiě shì shuōchē huò shǐ zhè hái zhōng shēn cán zhè tiáo xiǎo gǒu shì yòng lái bāng zhù zhì liáo gǎn qíng shàng de chuāngshāng de
    The woman saw me look at the chair and offered an explanation without my asking. Molly (Lucy) was given to the child to promote emotional healing after a car accident had left her crippled for life.
  • shì tiáo tài yōu měi de jiān zuǐ shù 'ěr bái máo gǒupáo de shí hòu qīng ruǎn de shēn máo piāo dòng lái xiàng shì gǔn gǔn làng tāo shì kuí de liǎng tiáo hòu tuǐ sàng shī liǎo huó dòng de gōng néngzuì hòu shuō zhǐ néng 'ān jiě tuō de tòng
    But Queenie developed a crippling problem with her back legs,and finally my dad said she would have to be put down.
  • zhèng zài kàn bào tiáo juàn cháng de yòu diǎn zhī suì de dōng chū xiàn zài bào zhǐ shàng xià tiào liǎo lái
    Over the top of the paper I was reading came a crispy, crumbling long object that caused me to jump.
  •   ( ) zhōng guó zhèng jiān huì gēn shěn shèn jiān guǎn yuán guī dìng de tiáo jiàn
    Other criteria as stipulated by CSRC based on prudent regulatory principles.
  • zài mǒu xiē hái yòu sān tiáo biāo zhǔn
    To these two criteria has been added a third in some jurisdictions.
  • zhé xué jiào tiáo rèn wéi shí jiàn jiēguǒ shì héng liàng zhī shí jià zhí de biāo zhǔn
    the doctrine that practical consequences are the criteria of knowledge and meaning and value.
  • men kàn kàn zhè xiē shù biàn huì jué zhōng guó shí shàng chéng tiáo yuēde suǒ yòu guī dìng
    Indeed, if you look at these figures, China also meets all the Maastricht criteria.
  • zhé xué jiào tiáo rèn wéi pàn duàn de biāo zhǔn de rén qíng kuàng yòu guān
    the philosophical doctrine that all criteria of judgment are relative to the individuals and situations involved.
  • tiáo zhàn xiàn de dǎng wěi de lǐng dǎoyědōu yào yòng lèi zhè yàng de biāo zhǔn lái héng liàng
    The quality of leadership by Party committees in all fields should be judged by similar criteria.
  • men píng jià guó jiā de zhèng zhì zhìzhèng zhì jié gòu zhèng shì fǒu zhèng quèguān jiàn kàn sān tiáo
    There are three important criteria for judging the soundness of a country's political system or structure and of its policies.
  • zhè shì tiáo
    This is the first criterion.
  • zhēn tàn gōng zuò yòu liǎng tiáo xíng shì zhǔn fán shì wèn wèishénme
    The criterion of detection is two questions: why?
  • lún jiào tiáo rèn wéi gǎn jué shì shàn 'è de wéi biāo zhǔn
    the ethical doctrine that feeling is the only criterion for what is good.
  • zhè liǎng tiáo píng jiàn kāi chuàng liǎo liáng hǎo de kāi duān
    These two criticisms provide a good starting point.
  • guàn yòu tiáo
    There are five big fish in the crock.
  • zhè tiáo yòu 'ě
    There are crocodiles in this river.
  • luó zhī yuán 'ér shàngzhí zhì shàng tiáo ě
    She go up the Nile as far as the first crocodile.
  • luó zhī yuán 'ér shàngzhí dào shàng tiáo ě
    She went up the Nile as far as the first crocodile.
  • men kàn jiàn tiáo ě zài bǎo dàn quǎn zhī hòujīhū dòng néng dòng liǎo
    We came across a crocodile scarcely able to move after gorging on some dead animal.
  • zài tīng kàn dào 'ān zuò zài tiáo cháng shā shàngduì zhe gòu shǒu zhǐbìng zhǐ zhe shēn bàng de kòngwèi zhìshì guò zuò zài
    In the hall I saw Anne crook her finger at me and point to the empty place at her side on the divan.
  • kàn jiàn tiáo jīn kuàng kuàng mài chū miàn
    A vein of gold was seen cropping out.
  • liǎng tiáo tiě zài jiāo chā
    The two railways cross here.
  • zhè tiáo zài jīng guò píng miàn jiāo chā dào kǒu hòu chà kāi liǎo
    The road branches after the level-crossing.
  • men kāi huí dào tiáo héng zài cháo lìng fāng xiàng zhuǎn wān
    Let's go back to that crossroads and turn the other way.
  • men kāi huí dào tiáo héng zài cháo lìng fāng xiàng zhuǎn wān
    Let 's go back to that crossroads and turn the other way.
  • piān de shí kǒu de chè tuìtōng xiàng rén hǎn zhì de de tiáo xiǎo jìng
    a lonely crossroads; a solitary retreat; a trail leading to an unfrequented lake.