zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • rén chī dōng
    A fellow must eat.
  • kěn chī dōng shénme yuàn chī
    He would eat nothing.
  • men néng chī diǎn dōng
    “ Can we eat them?”
  • chī xià de dōng quán liǎo chū lái
    He vomited up all he had eaten.
  • jīn tiān shénme dōng méi yòu chī
    I have eaten nothing today.
  • chī de dōng
    Something fit to be eaten.
  • chàbù duō hái méi chī guò diǎn dōng
    You've hardly eaten a thing.
  • chī guò duō de dōng de guàn
    habitual eating to excess.
  • xiǎng chī diǎn dōng liǎo
    I feel like eating something.
  • yīng 'ér zhèng chī dōng
    Baby is just eating the thing.
  • chī dōng shí shā zhù liǎo
    He choked while he was eating.
  • chàbù duō hái méi chī guò diǎn dōng
    You are hardly eating a thing.
  • chī diǎn dōng
    How about some eats?
  • xiǎng chī shénme dōng
    He unexpectedly eats any thing.
  • yùn xīngmìng gōng mǒu rén chū shēng huò shì jiàn shēng shí shēng dōng fāng de huáng dào diǎn huò huáng dào shí 'èr gōng
    The point of the ecliptic or the sign of the zodiac that rises in the east at the time of a person's birth or other event.
  • xīzàng de hòu dōng nán xiàng běi yóu nuǎn shī rùn xiàng hán lěng gān hàn chéng guò rán shēng tài yóu sēn línguàn cóngcǎo diàncǎo yuán dào huāng chéng dài zhuàng gēngdié
    The climate in Tibet turns gradually from being warm and moist to cold and dry from its southeast toward its northwest. Ecologically, the changes are manifested in belts from forest, bush, meadow and steppe to desert.
  • dōng jīng yínháng jīng zhù rèn dān jìng zōng shuō,“ jīng zhèng xún zhèng zǒu xiàng gāo chéng zēngzhǎng。”
    "The economy is very much on track for rapid growth," said Soichi Enkyo, chief economist for the Bank to Tokyo.
  • xīn jiào dōng zhèng jiào de píng cháng zhìyòu jìn zōng jiào cháng wèn de tǒng zuò
    an ecumenical organization of Protestant and Eastern churches; intended to promote unity and cooperation in religious and secular matters.
  • fǎng wèn jiānyīng guó shǒu xiāng 'ān dōng · ài dēng yāo qǐng lián lǐng dǎo rén dào de xiāng jiān zhù zhái zhōu wèi
    During the visit, the Soviet leaders were invited by the British Prime Minister Another Eden to spend a weekend at his country house.
  • rán hòu tiān zhù shàng zài dōng biān zhī diàn jiàn zào zuò huā yuán zào de nán rén 'ān zhì zài diàn yuán zhōng
    Then the Lord God planted a garden in Eden away to the east, and there he put the man whom he had formed.
  • 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.
  • yòu zài diàn yuán de dōng biān 'ān shè miàn zhuàndòng huǒ yàn de jiànyào shǒu shēng mìng shù de dào
    and he placed at the east of the Garden of Eden cherubims, and a flaming sword which turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life.
  • zài 'ěr shèng luò lǎng zhī jiānnín de yǎn jīng zǎo zhù dàozài huāng liáng de píng yuán shàng yòu qiūdǐng shàng yòu zuò lèi jiàn zhù de dōng yuǎn yuǎn wàng hǎo xiàng zuò qīng tuí de zhù lángzhàn zài qiáng gēn luǒ de shàng miàn
    Between la Courtille and Saint-Laurent, your eye had already noticed, on the summit of an eminence crouching amid desert plains, a sort of edifice which resembled from a distance a ruined colonnade, mounted upon a basement with its foundation laid bare.
  • zài zhè fāng miàn xiàng qīng cháo wèi xué zhě ruǎn yuán zhì jìngdāng zuò dào tái de shí hòu zài shàng jiàn zhù xiǎo dǎo ( jīn chēng wéi ruǎn gōng ), ér yuàn shǐ dǎo shàng yòu shénme rén zào de dōng yào tíng yào zhù shíshèn zhì lián niàn bēi yào
    In this respect, I must pay my tribute to a great scholar, Yuan Yuan, who as governor had an islet built in the water of the West Lake, known today as Governor Yi-ian's Islet, and who refused to put a single human edifice on the place, not a pavilion, not a pillar, not even a monument.
  • ài shēng shēng zhōng míng liǎo duō dōng
    Edison invented any number of things during his life.
  • suǒ jiàn chú liǎo zuò hǎo máo dōng zhù zuò de zhěng chū bǎn gōng zuò zhī wàizuò lùn gōng zuò de tóng zhìyào huā xiāng dāng duō de gōng cóng lǐng chǎn míng máo dōng xiǎng de
    For this reason I suggest that in addition to editing and publishing the works of Mao Zedong, comrades doing theoretical work should endeavour to expound Mao Zedong Thought as a system from various perspectives.
  • dàn zhè zhǒng kùn nán miàn liǎo jiào men de zuò yòng men xué huì liǎo hěn duō dōng
    But this difficult position served to educate us and we learnt many things.
  • yào yòng máo dōng xiǎng de lái jiào men de dǎnglái yǐn dǎo men qián jìn
    We should educate our Party in Mao Zedong Thought as a system so that it can continue to guide us forward.
  • ā jiā gēngxīn shì bīng chuān gài xiàn zài de měi guó míng zhōu běi běi zhōu dōng běi màn tuō de nán 'ān lüè de nán
    American educator who helped organize the predecessor of Radcliffe College(1879) and served as Radcliffe's first president(1894-1899).
  • gāo diāo zhǒng běi měi dōng běi fāng hǎi xuě lèi dàn shuǐ měi zhōu mián wèi
    An eelpout(Macrozoarces americanus) of the coastal waters of northeast North America.
  • yào jiá qīng huáng shàn zhī lèi de dōng
    No turtles, frogs, eels and the like.
  • jiǔzhè yòu hóng jiàn bái mánjīng tiáo bào lóng xiāxiǎo xiāhuò guī yàng de de lèi zhǒng lèi zhī duō shì men xiǎng xiàng dào de : zhòu jiān zhēn méi yòu yàng dōng gèng hǎo
    In the ninth place, there are rainbow fish, sword fish, electric eels, whales, minnows, clams, abalones, lobsters, shrimps, turtles and more variety and ingenuity than we ever thought of, and there is nothing better than that.