zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • chuán shuō jiǎng de shì jiào sài miù 'ěr · wēi 'ěr xùn de ròu shí pǐn jiǎn yàn guān de rèn shì wéi lián bāng zhèng jiǎn yàn jūn duì cǎi gòu de ròu de zhì liàngrán hòu zhǔn shì fǒu shí yòng
    Samuel Wilson, so goes the legend, was a meat inspector in the service of the federal government whose task it was to approve the quality of meat bought by the army.
  • [ měi guó ] zhèng 'ěr duō guān yuán huì tán liǎng xiǎo shí hòuguó yuàn dīng měi zhōu shì gāo zhuān yuán 'ā lún sēn yǐn shēn shí de tán huàzhǐ kòng pàn jūn tuō yán tíng huǒ fāng 'àntóng shí jiā qiáng zuò luàn
    After a two-hour meeting between Administration and Salvadoran officials, the State Department's senior Latin American specialist, Bernard W.Aronson, amplified Mr.Bush's remarks, accusing the rebels of "stalling deliberately" on a cease-fire plan while stepping up their violence.
  • xiǎng xiàng chū dāng shí zhuāng yán de qíng jǐng tán xiāng de yān cóng xiāng shēng huī huáng de tīng sàn chū nóng de fēn fānghuáng shēn chuān cháo zuò zài zuò shàngér gōng jìng de bǎi guān liǎng bàng
    I can well imagine the solemn and ethereal atmosphere of the scene when the magnificent hall was rendered misty and fragrant by the smoke of sandalwood rising from these incensories with the emperor in full attire on the throne and officials standing on both sides in reverence and deference.
  • zhǐ kòng gào zài gōng zhòng zhí xíng guān miàn qián zhǐ kòng bié rén shì zuì fàn de xíng wéi
    The act of accusing another of a crime before a public prosecutor.
  • guān shǐ bèi gào yuán gào duì zhì
    The judge brought the accused face to face with the accuser.
  • àn zhào měi yuán gàobèi gào guān zhǔn yòu děng cháng de shí jiān yán
    According to the law, the accuser, the accused, and the judge were each allowed to talk for the same length of time.
  • nián gǎnjūn nián jūn zhōng de zhǒng lán rǎn yīn xìng deqiě chéng gān zhuàng de shēng bāotōng cháng cún zài yóu nián bāo wéi xíng chéng hùn de jūn luò méi yòu rèn zhī de wèi guān què néng kào biǎo miàn huá xíng de néng 'ér wén míng
    Any of numerous gram-negative, rod-shaped saprophytic bacteria of the phylum Myxobacteria, typically found embedded in slime in which they form complex colonies and noted for their ability to move by gliding along surfaces without any known organ of locomotion.
  • guān huái yùn wèn jūn fāng wèi néng hǎohǎo zhǎng duì jūn fāng lái shuō huái yùn de wèn nǎi shì néng qínér zài shā 'ā shòu shāng néng qín de guān bīng nán xìng jiào xìng wéi duō shì wǎng wǎng huái yùn de rèn wán quán guī jiù xìng wèn xié zhù shǐ men huái yùn de nán xìng
    Pregnancy? The military doesn't have a good handle on the question. When the military looks at pregnancy, it sees it as nonavailability. We had more injuries and nonavailability among men than women in Saudi. Too often, the women are the only ones held responsible for pregnancy, not the men who helped get them that way.
  • savagebeast gōng de chuàng jiàn zhě zhī jiān gōng de shǒu yīnyuè guān timwestergren jiè shào shuō, " tōng guò jiāng yīnyuè fēn jiě chéng 400 zhǒng fēi zhù guān de zhì men de yǐn qíng zhǐ zài miǎn yòng zhù guān biāo zhǔn duì gēqǔ fēn lèi
    Chief Music Officer and company co-founder Tim Westergren says by breaking down music into 400 non-subjective traits, Savage Beast's engine avoid subjective song evaluations.
  • jiǎn chá guān zhǐ kòng tōu qiè
    The prosecutor brought an accusation of theft against him.
  • duàn tóu tái shì guān gōng zào de guài shì zhǒng guǐ guài suǒ zhì zào de wáng wéi shēng mìng 'ér jìn xíng huó dòng
    the scaffold is a sort of monster fabricated by the judge and the carpenter, a spectre which seems to live with a horrible vitality composed of all the death which it has inflicted.
  • fāng cháng guān lái dào zhù jiào gōng guǎn mén kǒu yíng jiē qiáo jiàn cóng bèi shàng xià láijué yòu shī tǒng
    The mayor of the town came to receive him at the gate of the town, and watched him dismount from his ass, with scandalized eyes.
  • zhǒng bèi dān mài yòng zuò guān fāng yán de kān de wéi
    a Scandinavian language that is the official language of Denmark.
  • zhǒng bèi bīng dǎo yòng zuò guān fāng yán de kān de wéi
    a Scandinavian language that is the official language of Iceland.
  • kān de wéi de zhǒng shì ruì diǎn de guān fāng yán fēn lán de liǎng zhǒng guān fāng yán zhī
    a Scandinavian language that is the official language of Sweden and one of two official languages of Finland.
  • xún shì guān zhuān mén diào chá gōng mín duì zhèng huò gōng yuán de mǎn de wèi zhèng guān yuányóu zhǐ kān de wéi guó jiā de guān yuán
    A government official, especially in Scandinavian countries, who investigates citizens' complaints against the government or its functionaries.
  • liú xiàn zhù yào yóu shuǐfèn cún guò duō yǐn de zhí guān péng
    Extended swelling in plant organs caused primarily by an excessive accumulation of water.
  • xuè jiǎn shǎo zào chéng de xuè wǎng guān huò shēn xià chén diàn
    the accumulation of blood in an organ.
  • zhè zhǒng shè huì zhù chéng liǎo zhì bāng zhuān zhì zhèng suí cóng ---- sēng jiào yuánróng guān liáo qiú zhī dexià lái shì xiōng xiōng de chǎn jiē de dào cǎo rén
    To the absolute governments, with their following of parsons, professors, country squires and officials, it served as a welcome scarecrow against the threatening bourgeoisie.
  • xiǎo xiǎo de bài guān liáo làn yòng shǒu zhōng de zhí quántōng guò dào qiè guó jiā cái chǎnzhī chí yòu zhì de fàn zuì huó dòng lǎo shí rén děng shǒu duàn liǎo liàng qián cái
    The multi-layered corrupt bureaucrats abuse the power at hand to accumulate large fortunes by stealing state property, by supporting organized crime, and by bullying honest people.
  • zhè zhǒng zhì lěi yuē 30 nián fāng dào wēi xiǎn shuǐ píngjiè shí jiāng huài huàn zhě de shén jīng tǒng guān
    It takes about three decades for the substance to accumulate to dangerous levels, at which point it can destroy the victim's nerves and organs.
  • yòu shì zhèng guān yuán xíng huì de jiā xīn wén
    he got a scoop on the bribery of city officials.
  • jiàn dìng jiàn dìng de xíng dòng huò bèi jiàn dìng de zhuàng tài bié shì dāng xué xiào dào dìng yào qiú hòu yóu guān yuán píng shěn wěi yuán huì shòu de de xíng wéi
    The act of accrediting or the state of being accredited, especially the granting of approval to an institution of learning by an official review board after the school has met specific requirements.
  • shǐ bèi rèn mìng de zuì gāo bié de wài jiāo guānzuò wéi guó zhèng huò guó wáng pài zhù zài lìng guó de dài biǎotōng cháng yòu dìng rèn
    A diplomatic official of the highest rank appointed and accredited as representative in residence by one government or sovereign to another, usually for a specific length of time.
  • zhǐ huī guān pài chū zhī xiǎo duì xún zhǎo gèng wéi 'ān quán de
    The commander sent a party to scout out a safer area
  • suí hòuzhōng měi liǎng guó zhèng pài liǎo jìn lián luò guān
    Subsequently, the governments of China and the United States mutually accredited anti-drug liaison officers.
  • guó jiā zuò wéi dài biǎo bèi bié de guó jiā jiē de zuì gāo wài jiāo guān
    a diplomat of the highest rank; accredited as representative from one country to another.
  • zhè liǎng zhēn chá bīng tóng jūn guān men huì miàn tán lùn xíng jūn jìhuà
    The two scouts met with the officers to talk about plan for the march.
  • suǒ bèi zhèng shì rèn liǎo de xuéshòu quán jīng rén dào liǎo guān fāng de yào shīquán quán dài biǎo
    an accredited college; commissioned broker; licensed pharmacist; authorized representative.
  • qiú fàn mǎn miàn róng kàn zhe guān
    The prisoner scowled at the judge.
  • xiē zài shàng dài jīng cái zhì de jiā tíng xiàn zài zhuǎn lái zhēng duó guān zhí róng
    The cat is scrabbling about in garbage for food.
  • xiāng gǎng xué shù píng shěn jiǔ jiǔ líng nián gēn xiāng gǎng xué shù píng shěn tiáo chéng shì de dìng zhìyòu chéng yuán 20 rénpíng shěn chéng yuán yóu xíng zhèng cháng guān wěi rèn zhōng bāo kuò běn gǎngnèi hǎi wài shēn xué zhě zhe míng de zhuān rén shì
    Established by the Hong Kong Council for Academic Accreditation (HKCAA) Ordinance in 1990, the HKCAA is an independent statutory body with 20 members appointed by the Chief Executive, comprising senior academics and renowned professionals from Hong Kong, the Mainland and overseas countries.