一zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • ní cǎi (nietzsche) duì yú shū běn huá (schopenhauer) yě yòu tóng yàng de gǎn jué， kě shì shū běn huá shì yī gè guāi zhāng yì nù de lǎo shī， ér ní cǎi shì yī gè pí qì bào zào de dì zǐ， suǒ yǐ zhè gè dì zǐ hòu lái fǎn pàn lǎo shī， shì hěn zì rán de shì qíng。
    Nietzsche felt the same thing about Schopenhauer, but Schopenhauer was a peevish master and Nietzsche was a violent-tempered pupil, and it was natural that the pupil later rebelled against the teacher.
  • wǒ fǎn duì yī xiē rén zài bái tīng lǐ suǒ tí chàng de jiāo tǔ zhàn shù。 tā men de lǐ yóu shì： yóu yú dé guó cháo lún dūn tǐng jìn， wǒ men chè tuì shí， jiù gāi shāo huǐ zhěng gè nóng cūn。
    I rebelled against the "scorched earth" policy which had advocated in Whitehall: their reasoning was that as the Germans advanced inland towards London, we should burn and destroy the countryside as we retreated.
  • qǔ zì yī zhǒng fēi zhōu shù mù de jiān yìng de kē bā zhī。
    a hard copal derived from an African tree.
  • pū miè yī cì pàn luàn
    Snuff out a rebellion
  • měi gè xīng qī zǒng yòu yī xiē dì fāng fā shēng pàn luàn， wèile zhèn yā qǐ yì， ào dì lì shì bīng bèi pò jí jí máng máng cóng yī gè chéng zhèn gǎn dào lìng yī gè chéng zhèn。
    Every week there was a rebellion somewhere, and the Austrian soldiers were kept busy hurrying from one town to another in order to put down the rebellions.
  • zhèn yā liǎo yī qǐ bào luàn
    Put down a rebellion.
  • rè dài yī gè cháng lǜ qiáo mù huò guàn mù shǔ； zhù yào chǎn yú fēi zhōu。
    tropical evergreen trees or shrubs; chiefly African.
  • tā de xíng dòng děng yú yī cì fǎn kàng。
    Her action amounted to a rebellion.
  • dài yòu xiāng wèi de rè dài fēi zhōu de yī zhǒng mù cái。
    tropical African timber tree with fragrant wood.
  • měi yī dài réndōu yòu tā men zì jǐ de fǎn kàng； tā de shēn tǐ zhèng zài fā chū pí láo de xìn hào。
    each generation must have its own rebellion; his body was in rebellion against fatigue.
  • fēi zhōu nán bù de yī zhǒng kāi bái sè zhōng xíng huā de cǎo běn zhí wù。
    southern African herb with white bell-shaped flowers.
  • yòu cì qiě luǎn shēng de fēi zhōu xī yì de yī gè xiǎo de kē mù。
    small family of spiny ovoviviparous African lizards.
  • měi gè xīng qī zǒng yòu yī xiē dì fāng fā shēng pàn luàn。
    Every week there was a rebellion somewhere.
  • xī fēi yī gè cǎo běn huò guàn mù shǔ。
    genus of western African herbs or shrubs.
  • rè dài fēi zhōu yàn lì de lù shēng lán huā de yī gè shǔ。
    genus of showy tropical African terrestrial orchids.
  • zài shí dì cǎi fǎng de jì zhě guān chá dào yī xiē gū lì de fǎn pàn
    Reporters in the field observed isolated instances of rebellion.
  • běi fēi shā mò de yī zhǒng líng yáng。
    genus of antelopes of North African deserts.
  • zhèng fǔ jiān jué dì zhèn yā liǎo yī chǎng pàn luàn。
    The government suppressed a rebellion with a firm hand.
  • yī zhǒng fēi zhōu de qiáo mù , bèi rèn wéi zài biǎo zhēng jiàn kāng de qū yù fēn bù。
    African tree supposed to mark healthful regions.
  • cānyù liǎo yī zhǒng bèi pàn xíng dòng； fǒu rèn duì yuán lái shì wù de zhōng zhēn。
    take part in a rebellion; renounce a former allegiance.
  • fēi zhōu yī zhǒng kāi hóng huā de guān shǎng guàn mù huò pān yuán zhí wù。
    ornamental red-flowering African shrub or climber.
  • yī zhǒng fēi zhōu zhòu yǔ、 wù shén huò hù shēn fú
    An African charm, fetish, or amulet.
  • líng xīng fā shēng de pàn luàn； líng xīng de huǒ； yī kē liú dàn jī zhōng liǎo tā de dà tuǐ。
    isolated instances of rebellion; scattered fire; a stray bullet grazed his thigh.
  • nán fēi huò yà zhōu yī gè cǎo běn shǔ； fēi zhōu chú jú。
    genus of South African or Asiatic herbs: African daisies.
  • yī xiē fēi zhōu bù luò zài liǎn shàng luàn huá。
    Some African tribes scarify their faces.
  • nán fēi yī gè wú jīng duō zhī zhí wù shǔ。
    genus of stemless South African succulents.
  • 《 pàn nì de xiào shēng》 yī shū de zuò zhě qiáo · bó sī jīn shuō， zhè xiē xiào huà bù shì zhǐ duì jīn fā nǚ rén de， ér shì duì suǒ yòu nǚ rén de。
    The laughs weren't just about blond women but about all women, says Joe Boskin, author or Rebellious Laughter.
  • ā lún sēn shuō： “ rén réndōu xī wàng tā jià gěi wài guó de wáng qīn guì zú， dàn tā xuǎn zé liǎo fàng dàng bù jī de shēng huó， zhǎn shì tā xìng gé zhōng pàn nì de yī miàn ”。
    Everyone" expected her to marry a foreign prince or a nobleman," says Aronson. " But she went for this bohemian world and showed the rebellious part of her nature."
  • kǎ luò 'ěr， ān nà · āi lā 1815 － 1893 měi guó zhèng zhì xiǎo cè zǐ zuò zhě jí gù wèn， wéi fǎn duì tiān zhù jiào hé yōng hù lián bāng de shì yè 'ér zhuàn xiě liǎo dà liàng zhù zuò。 tā yú 1862 nián fā biǎo liǎo yī běn xiǎo cè zǐ， miáo huà liǎo rì hòu chéng wéi yà bó lā hǎn · lín kěn zǒng tǒng lùn shù pàn luàn gè zhōu de xiàn fǎ lǐ lùn de dà zhì lún kuò
    American political pamphleteer and adviser who wrote prolifically for anti-Catholic and pro-Union causes. In1862 she published a pamphlet that outlined what was to become President Abraham Lincoln's constitutional theory concerning the rebellious states.
  • ní luó hé shì fēi zhōu de yī tiáo hé liú。
    Nile is an African river.
  • yī gè cǎo běn hé yà guàn mù zhí wù shǔ； fēi zhōu chú jú。
    herbs and subshrubs: African daisy.
  • yī gè shǔ yú hēi sè rén zhǒng de fēi zhōu rén。
    an African who is Black.