zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • qiē dòng zhí dōushì yóu bāo gòu chéng de
    All animals and plants are made of cells.
  • zuó wǎn shēn , huò zhě gèng què qiē shuō , jīn tiān zǎo
    late last night or rather early this morning
  • qiē zhuā zhù zuò zhuāqiǎng duó huò jǐn de dòng zuò
    To make a motion of seizing, snatching, or clutching.
  • jīng de míng lǎo péng yǒu huí shuō: " huì zhuā yǎo jiū tóu wèile bèi bié rén xiū huì shǐ yòng qiē shǒu duàn。 "
    "He would scratch, bite, snatch tufts of hair, do anything to avoid being humiliated in any way," an old friend said.
  • xué huì zhuā zhù qiē huì tóng jiàn miàn
    I must learn to snatch at every chance to meet him.
  • qiē huì liàn yīng kǒu
    She snatch at every chance to practice her oral English.
  • zhè lǎo de qiē luó chuán shuōnéng gòu wèiwǒ men jiē kāi lián huán shā rén xiōng shǒu shén de miàn shā
    The line appears to be a reference to a Cherokee folk tale, whose recounting may shed light on the mind of the sniper.
  • zhè shì quán qiú hòu yán jiū rén yuán qiē yán jiū xìng jiàng xuějiàng liú zhuàng kuàng xíng de yán xiǎo zuòcóng 'ér zhǔn què hòu biàn nuǎn duì gāi de yǐng xiǎng
    It's the first time that global climate modellers have worked so closely with teams running detailed regional models of snowfall, rain and stream flows to predict exactly what warming will do to the area.
  • qiē ěr rén méi yòu rèn jīng shén zhǔn bèi shí néng dùn shí lèi shuǐ mǎn miàn chōu yān shuō réng rèn xiāo shí fēn guà niàn
    Tears were rolling down her eyes as she sobbingly told the reporter that there were still no news of Mark and that she was very worried about him.
  • cǎo kuài cóng céng huò cǎo shàng qiē xià de kuài
    A piece cut from a layer of earth or sod.
  • yīn 9 suì de shí hòu jiù kāi shǐ yǎng jiā huó kǒuwèile zhèng qián qiē gān zhǒng yàng de líng suì huó 'ér
    So he was a bread winner when he was nine. He did odds and sods to get things by any means.
  • zhǒng chǎng xià yīnggāi yòu de qiē zhuāng zhòng de shì xíng liǎo
    All the solemnities of the occasion were observed.
  • shàng wèiwǒ zuò zhèng , qiē shǔ shí !
    As God is my witness (ie I solemnly swear), that's the truth!
  • wèile mǒu kěn qiú huò zhě qiú qiē yào qiú
    make a solicitation or entreaty for something; request urgently.
  • gǎn jué hǎo diǎn liǎo guān qiē wèn dào
    `Don't you feel well?' his mother asked solicitously.
  • bèi qiǎng jié hòu lín duì de guān qiē shǐ shí fēn gǎn dòng
    The solicitude shown him by his neighbours after robbery touched him deeply.
  • duì zài zhè chǎng dǒu zhēng zhōng shāng de qiān míng jiě fàng jūn zhǐ zhàn yuán jǐng zhǐ zhàn yuán gōng 'ān gànjǐng de tóng zhì men biǎo shì qīn qiē de wèi wèn
    I also want to express my sincere solicitude for the thousands of PLA, PAPF and PSP officers and men who have been wounded.
  • jiādōu mào zhōu quánfēn fēn lái tàn wèn yīng de bìng qíng zhōng yóu shì bīn lāi xiān shēng wèn bié guān qiēzhè jiào suō bái fēi cháng kuàizhǐ yīng de bìng qíng xiē méi yòu hǎo zhuǎnyīn gěi rén jiā mǎn de huí
    To the civil enquiries which then poured in, and amongst which she had the pleasure of distinguishing the much superior solicitude of Mr. Bingley's, she could not make a very favourable answer. Jane was by no means better.
  • chún jīnchún qiē kāi tóng zhì de yán shí
    solid gold; a solid color; carved out of solid rock.
  • zhè shì wéi xiǎng chū de qiē shí xíng de jiě jué bàn
    This is the only practicable solution imaginable.
  • duō wèn qiē yào jiě jué
    Many problems are pressing for solution.
  • dìng yào bāng zhù qún zhòng jiě jué qiē néng gòu jiě jué de kùn nán
    We must do what we can to help the masses overcome every solvable problem.
  • qiē dōuzài biànyòu cháo 'ān huò huò huì dài hǎo lāi de wèi
    Things are changing. Maybe someday Xi'an or Sydney will take the place of Hollywood.
  • qīn qiē yōng bào de 'ér
    She embraced her son tenderly.
  • de qīn qiē píng liǎo de
    Her tenderness soothed my anger.
  • bié dān xīn 'ān wèi dào,“ kāi zhè wàng diào zhè qiē !”
    "Don't worry," she said soothingly, "just go away and forget about all this."
  • men yuán xiān dōuduì zhè jìhuà bào yòu wàngdàn huí guò tóu lái lěng jìng qiē shí xiǎng xiǎng jìhuà de yǐn hái gòu
    The plan we were all sop enthusiastic about seems less attractive when viewed in the cold light of day.
  • shí jiān jiě chú qiē yōu shāng
    Time heals all sorrow.
  • jīng guò qiē jiān nán kùn
    He experienced all sorts of difficulties and hardships.
  • rén men yòng gēngzhòng qiē shēng huó quán yǎng gěi
    The earth brought forth all things necessary for man, without his labor in plowing or sowing.
  • zhùdāng zhēng qiú de jiàn shí huì zhí yán huìbìng qiě huì què qiē shuō chū de kàn
    You must remember that when you ask him his opinion, he calls a spade a spade and will tell you exactly what he thinks.
  • suǒ jiè xiàn dài 'ào yùn huì kāi shì shàng guó wáng qiáo zhì zài wàn guān zhòng miàn qián xiàng bài dàn shuō :“ suǒ yòu zhè qiē chéng jiùdōushì de gōng láo。”
    Therefore, at the first modem Olympic Games, the King of Greece, George I, commended him in front of the 50000 spec-tators: "All the achievements are due to your efforts!"