zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài zhuō biān shàng shāo chù diào de dōng
    Sth poised on the edge of a table, ie likely to fall off if lightly touched
  • xiàngchēng biān mào
    To thrust at; poke.
  • xiāng xìn bèi cuò liǎo lián de 'ài biān shuō zhe biān yòu diào xià liǎo yǎn lèi :“ dìng zhēn de chéng liǎo bèi 'ěr liǎo zhù zài fáng shénme wán méi yòuhái xué me duō de gōng
    `I'm sure those are not the right words,' said poor Alice, and her eyes filled with tears again as she went on, `I must be Mabel after all, and I shall have to go and live in that poky little house, and have next to no toys to play with, and ever so many lessons to learn!
  • zhè jiù shì hěn jiǔ qián zhù zài běi hǎi biān de de shì
    And that is the story of Keesh who lived long ago on the edge of the polar sea.
  • zhè duō biān xíng de zhōu cháng shì duō shǎo
    What is the perimeter of this polygon?
  • duìchèn dehuò guī de zhēngguī de duō biān xíng
    even (or regular) features; a regular polygon.
  • yóu sān yuán de xiē xiàn suǒ xíng chéng de qiú xíng duō biān xíng
    a spherical polygon formed by the arcs of 3 great circles.
  • néng bèi tiáo zhí xiàn fēn chéng huò gèng duō fēn de duō biān xíng
    a polygon such that there is a straight line that cuts it in four or more points.
  • sān jiǎo xíng zhǒng yóu zhí xiàn xiàn duàn lián jiē zài tiáo zhí xiàn shàng de sān diǎn xíng chéng de píng miàn xíngsān biān xíng
    The plane figure formed by connecting three points not in a straight line by straight line segments; a three-sided polygon.
  • méi yòu tiáo biān huì shēn cháng bìng rèn biān huò dǐng diǎn xiāng jiāo de duō biān xíng bèi tiáo xiàn zuì duō néng fēn chéng liǎng fēn
    a polygon such that no side extended cuts any other side or vertex; it can be cut by a line in at most two points.
  • yòu xiē píng miàn fēn shì 'āo xíng duō biān xíng de duō miàn
    a polyhedron some of whose plane sections are concave polygons.
  • yòu hěn duō biān dehuò guān yòu duō biān xíng zhēng de píng miàn de
    having many sides or relating to a surface marked by polygons.
  • yòu duō biān xíng miàn yòu gòng tóng dǐng diǎn de sān jiǎo xíng miàn de duō miàn
    a polyhedron having a polygonal base and triangular sides with a common vertex.
  • yóu děng biān biān xíng miàn chéng de duō miàn
    a polyhedron whose faces are trapeziums.
  • dǐng diǎn gòng yòu sān huò zhě sān shàng biān de duō miàn de dǐng diǎn
    A point on a polyhedron common to three or more sides.
  • xìng hǎo duō lái rén huì shí jiān làng fèi zài biān yuán huà de shàng
    Fortunately, many Malays have better things to do than to ponder on the marginalisation issue.
  • tōu tōu zài yóu yǒng chí biān kuī shì
    he sneaks voyeuristically around the swimming pool.
  • bié huān biān kàn diàn yǐng biān chī bào huā
    I love to eat popcorn at the movies.
  • cóng mén biān rán tàn chū tóu lái
    He popped his head round the door.
  • péi yǎng shǎo shù mín gànbù tuī jìn xīng biān mín xíng dòngjiā duì rén kǒu jiào shǎo de mín chí jìn mín gòng tóng fán róng jìn
    While training more cadres of ethnic minority backgrounds, we should continue our programs of action to bring prosperity to border areas, increase support to less populous ethnic groups and promote common prosperity and progress of all ethnic groups.
  • zài hàn cháo zhōu biān de shǎo shù mín jìn xíng pín fán de zhǒng jiāo wǎng huó dòng zhōnghàn cháo zhī míng suì bèi mín yòng lái chēng huá xià mín xíng chéng liǎo shì jiè shàng rén shù zuì duō de mín héng héng hàn
    In the course of the frequent communication between the Han Dynasty and the surrounding minority peoples, the people of the Chinese nation were called the Han by other ethnic groups, and the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han, emerged.
  • zhōng guó yìn shì shì jiè shàng rén kǒu zuì duō de liǎng zhǎn zhōng guó jiāliǎng guó miàn lín zhe zhǎn jīng de rèn shuāng biān guān de gǎi shàn zhǎn liǎng guó de gēn běn ér qiě yòu běn shì jiè de píngwěn dìng zhǎn
    As the two most populous developing countries in the world, both face the task of economic development, improvement and development of bilateral relations conforms to the fundamental interests of both countries, and is also conducive to regional and world peace, stability and development.
  • zhù lángmén láng liǎng biān yòu láng zhù de mén láng huò zǒu láng
    A porch or walkway bordered by colonnades.
  • zhèng zài diàn huà ràng men zài zǒu láng hòu miàn děng zhe。” mài biān shuō biān kāi mén
    "Dad's on the phone, and he said to wait on the back porch," Mike said as he opened the door.
  • dāng mài zǒu guò men shēn biān shí men chōng men wēi xiào zhe men cháo chú fáng zǒu chuān guò chú fáng dào hòu yuàn
    They smiled as Mike and I walked past them, heading for the kitchen, which lead to the porch that overlooked the back yard.
  • yuǎn chù biān de mén wéi chū liǎo tōng wǎng shì de jìn kǒu
    A portiere at the farther side shows the entrance to the bedroom
  • dùn lán běi 'ān luó jīn biān de chéng shìwèi miǎn yīn nán shǐ jiàn 1770 niánzài 19 shì zǎo chéng wéi fǎng zhì zhōng xīnrén kǒu 40, 481
    A city of southwest Maine on the Androscoggin River north of Portland. Settled in1770, it became a textile center in the early19th century. Population,40, 481.
  • ào miǎn yīn zhōu shǒu wèi gāi zhōu nán kěn bèi 'àn biān lán dōng běi piān běi。 1628 nián mào zhàn jiàn rén kǒu 21, 325
    The capital of Maine, in the southwest part of the state on the Kennebec River north-northeast of Portland. A trading post was established here in1628. Population,21, 325.
  • jìn guǎn men néng yòu fáng yòu chē hái zài míng xiào niàn shū cān jiā guò cháng huò guó huì yuán fǎng wèn shè de huó dòngdàn zhè qiēdōu gǎi biàn men réng rán shì chǔyú zhù liú shè huì zhù liú wén huà zhī wài de biān yuán rén de shì shí
    They may have posh houses, big cars and children studying in top schools and they themselves may have been involved in community visits by ministers or MPs, but all these do not change the fact that they remain on the margins of society.
  • biān jiè zhuàng tài chǔyú wěn dìng de zhuàng tài
    In a precarious position.
  • dài zài wēn nuǎn de de bàng biān .
    She positioned herself near the warm fire.
  • zhù gōng biān wèi zài biān fēng hòu biān huò wài cǎi jìn gōng de hòu wèi
    A back positioned on offense behind or outside of an end.