东zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • máo zé dōng jué duì méi yòu liào dào， zài tā shēn hòu shù shí nián， diàn nǎo wǎng luò huì chè dǐ gǎi biàn zhèng zhì yùn dòng de “ chí jiǔ zhàn ” xìng zhì， yī xiē huá rén kě zài wǎng shàng yī yè jiān jiāng gé mìng dào lǐ chuán biàn quán qiú， dòng yuán qǐ gè guó huá rén lǎo bǎi xìng。
    He would never have expected that several decades after his death, political mobilisation would no longer be "protracted". Instead, the Internet would enable some Chinese to spread revolutionary truth all over the world, and mobilise the Chinese diaspora overnight.
  • yòng wā dòng qì yī lèi de dōng xī lái wā dòng。
    make a hole with a dibble or as if with a dibble.
  • suī rán rú cǐ， zhè lǐ lùn què chǎn shēng liǎo shén líng hé ròu tǐ zhè liǎng zhǒng qí guài de xiāng duì de dōng xī； zhè gè shén mì de guān niàn jīn rì hái shì shí fēn liú xíng， duì wǒ men de rén shēng guān hé xìng fú hái yòu hěn zhòng dà de yǐng xiǎng。
    Nevertheless from all this followed the curious dichotomy of the spirit and the flesh, a mythical conception which is still quite prevalent and powerful today in affecting our philosophy of life and happiness.
  • máo zé dōng tóng zhì shuō guò， duì rén mín nèi bù de mín zhù fāng miàn hé duì fǎn dòng pài de zhuān zhèng fāng miàn de hù xiāng jié hé， jiù shì rén mín mín zhù zhuān zhèng。
    Comrade Mao Zedong once said that people's democratic dictatorship means the combination of democracy among the people with dictatorship over the reactionaries.
  • jié xī kǎ shuō： " wǒ xǐ huān nà xiē lìng rén tǎo yàn de dōng xī， ér bù xǐ huān hǎo de dōng xī。 " tā zhuāng qiāng zuò shì de huà yǔ shǐ dé dà rén men rěn bù zhù xiào liǎo qǐ lái。
    "I like nasty things better than nice things, " said Jessica, with such a prunes and prisms of diction that all the grown-ups had to laugh.
  • jié xī kǎ shuō：“ wǒ xǐ huān nà xiē lìng rén tǎo yàn de dōng xī， ér bù xǐ huān hǎo de dōng xī。” tā zhuāng qiāng zuò shì de huà yǔ shǐ dé dà rén men rěn bù zhù xiào liǎo qǐ lái。
    "I like nasty things better than nice things," said Jessica, with such a prunes and prisms of diction that all the grown-ups had to laugh.
  • xùn sù shàng shēng hé jiàng luò de dōng xī。
    something that rises rapidly and dies away.
  • qí tè de mín zú fú shì、 fēng sú lǐ yí、 yǐn shí xí guàn yǐ jí dōng bā wén huà、 dòng jīng yīn lè hé gè jù tè sè de mín jū jiàn zhù děng， xiàng shì jiè rén mín zhǎn shì liǎo yī fú“ mín sú dà guān yuán” bān de mín zú fēng qíng huà juàn。
    The peculiar national costumes, folklore and rituals, dietary habits, Dongba civilization, Dongjing music and characteristic architectural style display to the peoples of the world a panorama of folk customs.
  • zhè xiē dōng xī de qū bié zhǐ shì dà xiǎo bù tóng 'ér shí zhì yī yàng .
    They differ in size but not in kind.
  • xíng shì xiāng sì , shí zhì bù tóng de dōng xī。
    things similar in form but distinct in nature
  • wǒ huā liǎo yī xiē shí jiān cái bǎ tīng dào de dōng xīlòng míng bái。
    It took me some time to digest what I had heard.
  • chī yī gè rén suǒ xǐ huān chī de dōng xī zhōng jiū shì zuì hé wèi shēng de chī fǎ， yīn wéi tā zhī dào chī zhè xiē dōng xī zài xiāo huà fāng miàn yī dìng hěn shùn lì。
    The most hygienic way of eating is, after all, eating what one likes, for then one is sure of his digestion.
  • yī zhǒng zǎo chūn kāi huā de běi měi dōng bù de hǎi yù， yǔ jìn yuán tiān nán xīng de qū bié zài yú tā jù yòu zhǎng zhuàng yè、 xì cháng de dàn lǜ huáng sè fó yàn bāo jí shēn cháng de fó yàn huā xù。
    early spring-flowering plant of eastern North America resembling the related jack-in-the-pulpit but having digitate leaves, slender greenish yellow spathe and elongated spadix.
  • dì sān， zhè lǐ yòu chén jìng 'ér zhuāng yán de shù mù， zài xià tiān shǐ wǒ men dé dào yìn yǐng， kě shì zài dōng tiān bìng méi yòu bǎ wēn nuǎn de yáng guāng zhē bì liǎo qù : yǔ zhòu jiān zhēn méi yòu yī yàng dōng xī bǐ cǐ gèng hǎo。
    In ihe third place, there are the silent and dignified trees, giving us shade in summer and not shutting out the warm sunshine in winter, and there is nothing better than that.
  • bié dōng lā xī chě， hái shì yán guī zhèng chuán bā。
    Don't digress too much; keep to the point.
  • dōng dǎo xī wāi de 'āng zàng fáng wū。
    a filthy run-down dilapidated place.
  • wǎng dōng xiǎo shí chē chéng jiù shì gǔ 'ěr nài shì zhèn， jiāo qū yī zuò cán pò bù kān de fàn diàn zhèng zài xiū fù chóngjiàn。
    There is restoration work at a dilapidated hotel on the outskirts of the town of al-Qurnah,three hours drive to the east.
  • zhè dōng xī yòng shuǐ xī shì hòu zhí jiē shī zài dì lǐ。
    The material is diluted with water and applied directly to the fields.
  • wéi fáng zhǐ fēn sàn gǔ yì , fā xíng xīn gǔ shí gǔ dōng yòu yōu xiān gòu mǎi de quán lì。
    the right granting to shareholders the first opportunity to buy a new issue of stock; provides protection against dilution of the shareholder's ownership interest.
  • guāng jiǎng máo zé dōng sī xiǎng， bù tí mǎ kè sī liè níng zhù yì， kàn qǐ lái hǎo xiàng shì bǎ máo zé dōng sī xiǎng tái gāo liǎo， shí jì shàng shì bǎ máo zé dōng sī xiǎng de zuò yòng jiàng dī liǎo。
    However, if we lay stress on Mao Zedong Thought to the neglect of Marxism-Leninism, it may seen as if we are building it up, but we are actually diminishing its importance.
  • xiǎo dōng xī xiǎo dōng xī huò jí xiǎo de rén
    A diminutive thing or person.
  • zài zhè gè huáng hūn de méng lóng lǐ， hǎo xiē dōng xī kàn láidōu fǎng fó shì huàn xiàng yī bān －－ jiān tǎ de dǐ céng zài hēi 'àn lǐ xiāo shī liǎo， shù dǐng xiàng shì mò shuǐ de mó hú de bān diǎn shìde。
    Things look phantastic in this dimness of the dusk---the spires whose bases are lost in the dark and tree tops like blots of ink.
  • wǒ men yòu jǐ jiàn xiǎo dōng xī hé cān jù。
    We have a few kitten thing and din room set.
  • dōng zhèng jiào zhù guǎn jiào qū
    A diocese of an Eastern Orthodox Church.
  • dōng yà jí běi měi fāng xiāng de cháng lǜ huò luò yè xìng cí xióng yì tǐ guàn mù huò qiáo mù de yī gè shǔ。
    aromatic evergreen or deciduous dioecious shrubs or trees of eastern Asia and North America.
  • fēi cháng xiǎo de měi nián luò yè de cí xióng yì tǐ de shù huò guàn mù， fēn bù zài měi guó dōng nán bù de cháo shī dì， yòu tè bié qīng de mù tóu。
    very small deciduous dioecious tree or shrub of damp habitats in southeastern United States having extremely light wood.
  • jiǎ shēng má， xiù xiàn jú shǔ zhí wù（ jiǎ shēng má jiǎ shēng má shǔ） shǔ de yī gāo dà cí xióng yì zhū de zhí wù， chǎn yú měi guó dōng bù， èr cì yǔ zhuàng fù yè， yóu xiǎo bái huā gòu chéng de fù zǒng zhuàng huā xù
    A tall dioecious plant(Aruncus dioicus) native to the eastern United States, having bipinnately compound leaves and a large panicle of small white flowers.
  • lù dōu shù shǔ chǎn yú dōng bàn qiú rè dài dì qū zhòng duō de xiàng zōng lǘ shù de lù dōu shù shǔ cí xióng yì zhū shù hé guàn mù， yòu dà xíng de zhī zhù gēn hé jí shēng yú zhī dǐng de zhǎi 'ér qiě dài cì de yè zǐ， yè xiān wéi kě yòng zuò zhì xí zǐ hé lèi sì de gōng yì
    Any of numerous palmlike dioecious trees and shrubs of the genus Pandanus of the Old World tropics, having large prop roots and a crown of narrow, spiny leaves that yield a fiber used in weaving mats and similar articles.
  • dài 'ào zhēn sī dūn zài dì shàng chī miàn bāo hé jǐ gè gǎn lǎn， rán hòu cóng pēn quán pěng jǐ pěng shuǐ bǎ chī de dōng xī chōng xià qù。
    Diogenes ate the bread and a few olives squatting down and washed them down with a few handfuls of water scooped from the spring.
  • mài dá sī chuán shuō zhōng de fó lǐ jǐ yà guó wáng， jiǔ shén dí 'é ní suǒ sī cì gěi tā yī zhǒng lì liàng shǐ tā néng gòu bǎ tā yòng shǒu chù mō de rèn hé dōng xī biàn chéng jīn zǐ
    The fabled king of Phrygia to whom Dionysus gave the power of turning to gold all that he touched.
  • yòng lái hàn jiē dōng xī de yī zhǒng zhuāng zhì。
    a device for applying flux (as in soldering or hot-dip coating).
  • wū wù， wū huì wū huì huò 'āng zàng de dōng xī
    Foul or dirty matter.