zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • níng kěn 'ér jué shòu
    He will die before he shall disgrace himself.
  • níng wéi suìbùwèi quán
    It is better to die when life is disgrace.
  • níng wéi suìbùwèi quán
    It is better to die when life were disgrace.
  • níng wéi guāng róng 'ér yuàn rěn 'ér shēng
    He'd rather die in honour than live in disgrace.
  • níng wéi guāng róng 'ér yuàn rěn 'ér shēng
    He 'd rather die in honour than live in disgrace.
  • níng 'ān pín qióng yuàn yòng dāng shǒu duàn zuàn qián
    I would rather remain poor than get money by dishonest means.
  • shì shénme mìng lùn gòng chǎn zhù shì zhōng guó guó qíng gòng chǎn dǎng zài zhōng guó méi yòu cún zài zhī yào jūn xīn jūn huài kàng yóu 'ér shǎn gān níng biān shì fēng jiàn gòng chǎn dǎng tīng huà tǒng yòu yīn móuyào dǎo luàn lái zhè me tàopiàn xiē zhī shì shì de rén biàn shí dào běn jiā men jiù hěn yòu yóu bǎi fēn zhī shí jiǔ huò shí ér quán mín de gài mài gěi rén
    Hence the whole bag of tricks for deceiving those who do not know what is going on in the world around them--the "theory of a single revolution", the tales that communism does not suit the national conditions of China, that there is no need for a Communist Party in China, that the Eighth Route and the New Fourth Armies are sabotaging the anti-Japanese war and are merely moving about without fighting, that the Shensi-Kansu-Ningsia Border Region is a feudal separatist regime, that the Communist Party is disobedient, dissident, intriguing and disruptive--and all for the purpose of providing the capitalists with good grounds for getting their 49 or 51 per cent and selling out the nation's interests to the enemy at the opportune moment.
  • jìn guǎn nián qīng de zǒu zài shí dài cháo liú qián miàn de rénréng rán níng mǎi běn chē rén shǔzhī zhòng jiǎn zhí chéng
    Even so, younger buyers and others who have been on the leading edge of trends continue to prefer Japanese cars in disproportionate numbers.
  • huài shǎn gān níng biān shì zhè zhǒng yīn móu de fēn
    The disruption of the Shensi-Kansu-Ningsia Border Region was part of their plot.
  • zhè gào shì máo dōng wéi shǎn gān níng biān zhèng jūn hòu fāng liú shǒu chù cǎo demùdì shì duì jiǎng jiè shí tuán de huài huó dòng
    This proclamation was written by Comrade Mao Tse-tung for the Government of the Shensi-Kansu-Ningsia Border Region and the Rear Headquarters of the Eighth Route Army with a view to countering disruptive activities by the Chiang Kai-shek clique.
  • jiù zhè yàngliè níng qiē wāi zhù de jìn xíng liǎo dǒu zhēng
    Thus , Lenin strongly resisted any attempt to distort Marxism.
  • 'ài zhì xīn shén níng
    Loved him to distraction.
  • tīng hòu shuō:“ xiàcóng qiányòu rén bèi tiáo kuáng jiào de gǒu jiào de xīn shén níng zhǎo dào gǒu de zhù rénqǐng qiú gěi gǒu shuān shàng gēn shéng
    Hearing this Hoover said,"Sir,once,a man was driven to distraction by a barking dog. He found the dog's owner and asked him to tie the dog with a rope."
  • shǐ 'ān níngshǐ wěn dìng shǐ kāi píng jìng zhuàng tàigān rǎo
    To cause to leave a tranquil condition; disturb.
  • de hái chǎo 'ān níngqǐng shuō shuō men hǎo
    Your children are disturbing my wife; can you speak to them, please?
  • máo dōng tóng zhì gào jiè quán dǎng tóng zhì yìng gāi zhù de lùnkàn chéng shì de jiào tiáo”,“ liè níng zhù shū běn shàng de mǒu xiē bié kàn zuò xiàn chéng de líng dān shèng yào zhǐ yào liǎo jiù fèi bāo bǎi
    Comrade Mao Zedong admonished all comrades in the Party not to "regard Marxist theory as lifeless dogma" or to "regard odd quotations from Marxist-Leninist works as a ready-made panacea which, once acquired, can easily cure all maladies".
  • zhè yào pàn de shì lìng wèn jiù shì duì liè níng guān xiǎo shēng chǎn měi měi shí chǎn shēng běn zhù chǎn jiē zhè duàn huà de jiě huò jiào tiáo huàbān cuò liǎo
    What should be criticized here is something else, to wit, the misunderstanding, dogmatic interpretation and erroneous application of Lenin's statement that small production engenders capitalism and the bourgeoisie daily, hourly, and on a mass scale.
  • xué jiào shòu táng · lāi méi 'ěr shì jiě shì shuō:“ dàn yíng 'ào jiǎngjiāng huì zhōng shēn xiǎng yòu nèi xīn de níng jìng chéng jiù gǎngǎi biàn shēn yìng cháng jǐn zhāng de fāng shì。”
    Medical professor Dr Donald Redelmier explained:“ Once you get the Oscar it gives you an inner sense of peace and accomplishment that can last for your entire life and alters the way your body copes with stress on a day?to?day basis.”
  • jié shí níng jìngkuài shì liáng
    The best physician is Dr. Diet, Dr. Quiet and Dr. Merry man.
  • gēn lóng kuài 'ér shàng chuáng níng zuò zhe 'áo zhěng
    Better to sit up all night than go to bed with a dragon.
  • hòu zāi hài [ běi fāng chūn hàn ]2001 nián shì 1999 nián 2000 nián lián hàn zhī hòu de yòu hàn zāi niányóu shì běi fāng zāo shòu liǎo yán zhòng hàn zāishān shān dōng nánliáo níng děng shěng hàn qíng yóu wéi chū
    Climate Disasters Spring Draught in the North: The year 2001 is another year with extraordinary draught after the draughts in 1999 and 2000, especially that the northern part was hit by serious draughts. The draughts were especially serious in Shanxi, Shandong, Henan and Liaoning.
  • níng zǎo wǎn
    Better be early than late.
  • níng zǎo wǎn
    Better is early than late.
  • dǎo yóu : zhè shì kūn níng gōnghuáng huáng hòu zài zhè 'ér guò dòng fáng huā zhú
    And here is the palace of Earthly Tranquillity where the emperor and the empress had to spend their wedding night.
  • 'ān dexīn shén níng de
    Ill at ease; uneasy.
  • hái liǎo tōu lái de qián de xīn cái dào liǎo 'ān níng
    He eased his conscience by returning the stolen money.
  • níng yuàn jiǎn jié shíér yuàn jié shěng yóu kāi xiāo
    He d rather economize on clothes and food than travel.
  • shì dōuzài 'èr lóu xiǎo 'ěr jiā níng zhù jiānjǐn kào dōng dào zhù 'ài dēng de shì
    All the bedroom were on the second floor. Khruschev and Bulganin each had a bedroom near their hosts Mr. and Mrs. Eden's bedroom.
  • pīn mìng gān chéng gōng níng
    To exert supreme effort.
  • zài 18 shì de fēn shí jiān luó wèi 'ān níng
    During most of the eighteenth century there was an uneasy peace.
  • men níng yuàn jiāng huò dào bié chù mài yuàn bào pán xiàn bǎo chí yòu xiào
    We'd rather sell our goods elsewhere than keep our offer open indefinitely.
  • zài nán níng jìng de měi suǒ shā zhè piàn nián qián wén míng chū xiàn shǔ guāng de shàng kōngliǎng jià měi guó zhàn dǒu xiàng lǎo yīng sōu xún duǒ cáng de liè bān pán xuán zhe
    High above the unruffled Mesopotamian sands of southern Iraq,over the land where civilization dawned 8000 years ago,two American fighters circled like hawks in search of an elusive prey.