zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • qīn de shì chōng mǎn liǎo dào diǎn fàn yōu gǎn
    Father's stories are shot through with moral examples and good humour.
  • jiāng chóngxīn jǐyǔ shēng mìng de shí zhì fǎn huí - · luó fěi 'ěr zhèn fèn rén xīn de 'ài zàn yángwēn nuǎn de tài yáng zēng qiáng shēng mìng de guāng xiàn
    returning the life-giving humus to the land- Louis Bromfield; life-giving love and praise; the vital rays of the warming sun.
  • xiōng sēn xué de 'ān · tuō xiàn liǎo zhōng de yuán yīn duì hǎo duì niǎo jìn xíng shí yàn kòng zhìjiāng bàn shuāng fāng fēn kāi
    The reason for this was revealed by Andras Kosztolanyi of the University of Debrecen, in Hungary, who manipulated pairs of birds by removing one partner.
  • jiù zài huī de fàng bèi xiàn de shí hòu guó jiè zhèng zài jiù shì fǒu yīnggāi bǎo cún zuì hòu cáng shēn de yǎn jìn xíng liè de biàn lùn
    The discovery of the site of Hitler's ashes comes at a time of fierce debate over how and whether to preserve the hunker complex where he killed himself.
  • de fáng jiān shì hǎi gōng yuán
    My room overlook Hyde park.
  • ` shuǐ jīng gōng shì wéi 1851 nián de ` shì jiè lǎn huìzài hǎi gōng yuán jiàn zào de
    The Crystal Palace was built in Hyde Park for the Great Exhibition of1851.
  • wéi 1851 nián bàn lǎn huì 'ér zài hǎi gōng yuán jiàn zào de shuǐ jīng gōng dào 1936 nián shāo huǐ zhī qián zhí shì shì jiè shàng zuì zhù míng de jiàn zhù zhī
    The Crystal Palace which was built in Hyde Park for the Great Exhibition of1851 remained one of the most famous buildings in the world until it was burnt down in1936.
  • yào dào hǎi gōng yuán
    I'd like to go to Hyde Park.
  • qǐng wèn gōng chē shì qián wǎng hǎi gōng yuán de
    Which bus goes to Hyde Park, please?
  • hǎi 20 suì shí jiù wén xué shuò shì xué wèi
    Hyde proceeded to the degree of M.A. at twenty.
  • dāng dào hǎi gōng yuán shínéng néng xǐng xià
    Will you remind me when I get to Hyde Park?
  • shuǐ jīng gōng zào zài hǎi gōng yuán nèishì wéi 1851 nián de shì jiè jiàn huì 'ér xīng jiàn de
    Crystal Palacewas built in Hyde Park for the Great Exhibition of 1851.
  • rǎo liǎoqǐng wèn dào hǎi gōng yuán zěn me zǒu
    I beg your pardon. Can you direct me to Hyde Park?
  • xiǎng hǎi gōng yuán shì hěn hǎo de fāng
    I think Hyde Park would be a nice place to visit.
  • shuǐ jīng gōng zào zài hǎi gōng yuán nèishì wéi 1851 nián de shì jiè jiàn huì 'ér xīng jiàn de
    Crystal Palace was built in Hyde Park for the Great Exhibition of 1851.
  • zhèng wàng 'ěr · hǎi shì jiē shòu wài guó xué de jiào shòu zhí
    The government doesn't wish Dr. Jekyll Hyde to accept a professorship at a foreign university.
  • hǎi gōng yuán shì de wéi zhèng zhì men shì guàn de
    It is unlikely that Singaporeans would be comfortable with the laissez-faire politics of Hyde Park Corner.
  • men jīng cháng zài hǎi gōng yuánzài yǎn shuō de rén xiàng guò wǎng xíng rén yǎn jiǎng tóng de
    We were often massed together in Hyde Park where speakers addressed the passing crowds on different subjects.
  • tiān guǒ zhè yǎn shuō tiān chéng liǎo lìng hǎi gōng yuánrén men zhǐ shì zài shì shǐ de 'ǒu rán
    Perhaps the venue will become a Hyde Park of Singapore where people speak and listen just for fun. Let history decide.
  • dǎo guó rén mín shú yīng guó zhèng zhìhǎi gōng yuán yǎn shuō zhě xiàng lái shì yán lùn yóu de xiàng zhēng
    Singaporeans are familiar with politics in Britain. There, the Speakers' Corner has long been maintained in Hyde Park as a symbol of freedom of speech.
  • wéi 1851 nián bàn lǎn huì 'ér zài hǎi gōng yuán jiàn zào de shuǐ jīng gōng dào 1936 nián shāo huǐ zhī qián zhí shì shì jiè shàng zuì zhù míng de jiàn zhù zhī
    The Crystal Palace which was built in Hyde Park for the Great Exhibition of 1851 remained one of the most famous buildings in the world until it was burnt down in 1936.
  • dào zhè yàng de fǎng yīng guó hǎi gōng yuán de měi gòu xiǎngshì zhè duō yuán mín zōng jiào yánwén huà de xiǎo dǎo shè huì de " hòu "
    After all, would a Speakers' Corner modelled after the prototype in Hyde Park in Britain fit into the climate of our city-state, given its pluralism in race, religion, language, and culture?
  • lèi yīng guó hǎi gōng yuán shì de yǎn shuō jiǎo luò de gòu zài zhèng zhì lǐng xiù de fǎn kǎo liàngyóu liǎo nián duō hòu zhōng luò shí
    FINALLY, after more than a year's deliberations by our political leaders, the concept of a Speakers' Corner modelled after the prototype in Hyde Park of Britain will soon become a reality.
  • zài yīng guó hǎi gōng yuán de yán lùn xiàn zài jué fēi zhù liúméi xiè cǎi fǎngzài chǎng tīng jiǎng de rén shì wéi xínkāixīnduō guò yào jiē shòu
    In Britain, speeches made in the Hyde Park Corner are not regarded as mainstream public opinion. The media do not cover them, while people listen more for fun than for any enlightenment.
  • xīn jiàoyóu shì jiàode zhǒng zhuāng yán de sòng gēqǔ diào
    a stately Protestant (especially Lutheran) hymn tune.
  • zài měi guó, 1872 nián zài zhū · · háo ( jiāng zhè xiē jiàn xiě xìn gěi gòng guó zhàn shì zàn měi shī ) jiàn xià shè liǎo qīn jiézhè jié shì wéi zài zhàn zhēng zhōng shī liǎo qīn rén de qīn men 'ér shè de niàn men wéi píng suǒ chū de shēng
    In the United States Mother's Day was first suggested in 1872 by Julia Ward Howe (who wrote the words to the Battle hymn of the Republic) as a day dedicated to peace.
  • zhǐ yào guó běn duì dài shǐ de tài jiào xiàrén men biàn hěn róng xiàn chéng shí wěi zhī fēnzhì huì mèi zhī bié
    The attitudes of Germany and Japan towards history, for instance, demonstrate clearly the difference between honesty and hypocrisy as well as wisdom and stupidity.
  • sāng,( hēng · ā 'ěr bèi gài · 1850 1893 guó zuò jiā zuò pǐn xiàn shí zhù duǎn piān xiǎo shuō wéi zhùxiàng liàn”, kǎo chá liǎo shè huì de wěi fēng kuángmiáo huì liǎo nuò màn de nóng mín shēng huó
    French writer whose works, mainly realistic short stories such as"the Necklace, " examine hypocrisy, madness, Parisian society, and peasant life in Normandy.
  • wěi shànwěi zhuāng qián chéng duì zōng jiào huò dào jiào de jiǎ zhuāng zūn shǒuér xīn què wéi ránjiǎ zhuāng qián chéng de
    Hypocritical observance of the letter of religious or moral law without regard for the spirit; sanctimoniousness.
  • kāng xīng yún shuō
    Kant and Laplace nebular hypothesis
  • ā jiā luóā méi dài 1776- 1856 huà xué jiā xué jiā zhǎn liǎo hòu lái bèi chēng wéi 'ā jiā luó dìng de jiǎ shuō zhè jiǎ shuō chū xué jiā suàn chū liǎo 'ā jiā luó cháng shù
    Italian chemist and physicist who advanced the hypothesis that has come to be called Avogadro's law. From this hypothesis other physicists were able to calculate Avogadro's number.
  • mài 'ěr sūnā 'ěr bèi · hǎn 1852- 1931 měi guó xué jiātóng léi · ài huá zhèng míng tài zhè jiǎ shè de diàn méi jiè de cún zàiyīn guāng xué xiàng xué de yán jiū huò 1907 nián nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    German-born American physicist who with Edward Morley disproved the existence of ether, the hypothetical medium of electromagnetic waves. He won a1907 Nobel Prize for his spectroscopic and metrological investigations.