zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • měi guó qián zǒng tǒng · huò liǎo jiǎng zhāngyīn wéi gěi měi guó xué huì xué bào xiě liǎo fēng gōng kāi xìnfǎn duì chōu yān
    Former US President Jimmy Carter won the medal for his open letter against tobacco to the Journal of the American Medical Association.
  • chūn cháo shū diàn de mén kǒu tiē zhe zhāng yòng zhǒng tóng yán xiě de yòu xiān míng yòu dòng rén de guǎng gào huái zhe hàoqí xīn zǒu liǎo jìn xiàng bāncóng shū jià shàng chōu chū lái běn fēng miàn xiān hóngshì fēng 'ái xiān shēng de gōng huà de xiǎo bīng niú decóng jūn lái kàn
    Pasted up at the door of the bookstore was an eye-catching colourful poster advertising the book. I went into the store full of curiosity, and, as an ordinary customer would do, took from the shelf a copy of the book, which had on its bright-red front cover a cartoon by Feng Zikai's daughter portraying a little woman soldier riding on a cow.
  • yòng xiǎo chuí qiāo kāi liǎo fēng bìng guǎn fēn chéng liǎng bàn xiǎo xīn chōu diào huī de shàng bàn qiān zhì de fēn yìng biàn diào liǎo xià lái
    With a small hammer, I tapped at the seal that divided the cube in half. Cautiously, I pulled up the top half of the plaster mold and a lead nickel fell out."
  • lèi bèi chōu diàn fěn hòu liú xià de dàn bái zhì zhìnéng shǐ miàn tuán yòu nián xìng
    a protein substance that remains when starch is removed from cereal grains; gives cohesiveness to dough.
  • zhǒng gāo zhuāng shì xìng de měi zhōu yān guǎnzài chǎng chōu bié zuò wéi píng de xiàng zhēng)。
    a highly decorated ceremonial pipe of Amerindians; smoked on ceremonial occasions (especially as a token of peace).
  • biān chōu shì sǔn shāngtóu shòu shāng yóu tóu jǐng rán měng níng de dòng zuòhuò zhě xiàng qián huò zhě xiàng yòuzào chéng de duì jǐng chuí de sǔn shāng
    An injury to the cervical spine caused by an abrupt jerking motion of the head, either backward or forward.
  • jīng shén bìng yuàn shì duō luó · zài 19 shì 40 nián dài de yīcháng gǎi yùn dòng zhōng chuàng bàn deduō luó · shì shì dùn de gǎi zhě dāng shí céng jǐng gào shuōhuàn jīng shén bìng de rén zhèng bèi guān zài lóng chú jiàoxiǎo dān jiānshēng kǒu péng zhōngyòng liàn shuān zheguāng zhe shēn yòng gùn biān chōu shǐ men xùn
    Mental hospitals, or asylums, grew out of a crusade in the 1840's by Dorothea Dix, the Boston reformer, who warned that "insane persons" were being confined in "cages, closets, cellars, stalls, pens; chained, naked, beate with rods and lashed into obedience."
  • mǒu zhǒng yuán yīn cǎi piào chōu jiǎng huó dòng zài 90 nián dài chū 'ā hàn hùn luàn de nèi zhàn jiān jiù zhōng zhǐ liǎo。 1996 nián bān shàng tái hòu shí xíng yīn chén huǐ miè zhù de tǒng zhì duō shù xíng shì dōubèi jìn zhǐ liǎozhí qìng xìng de shì bān zhèng nián jīng bēng jiě liǎo
    It was not clear why the lottery was halted during the chaotic civil war of the early 1990s, but most forms of entertainment were banned under the solemn and destructionist rule of the Taliban who swept to power in 1996 and were sent packing last year.
  • āi hǎo tòng nòng chōu jīn
    Ow! you gave me a charley horse.
  • zài nín de shū zhuāng tái chōu yòu jià biǎoxiǎo jiě
    There's a rate chart in your dresser drawer, ma'am.
  • biān chī chōu yòng dài huò gùn bàng chí 'ér chéng huò chéng jièbiān
    To punish or chastise by repeated striking with a strap or rod; flog.
  • ǎi guì chōu de nèi jiào zhuō xiāng
    A low tablelike chest of drawers.
  • shí de xìng xíng xiàng héng héng lěng dàn de dàn què shì miáo xiě chōu xiàng de měi de xiǎng méi jiè héng héng c·w· kǎn níng 'ān
    a female form in marble--a chilly but ideal medium for depicting abstract virtues-C.W.Cunningham.
  • de yān yǐn hěn yān chōu hěn duō
    He smokes like a chimney.
  • wéi xiāo chú chǔ cún de wēi xiǎndāng hǎi shuǐ chōu shuǐ zhàn de jiā zhuāng zhìgǎi wéi chǎng nèi zhì zào suān yán zhuāng zhì
    To eliminate the risks associated with chlorine storage, on-site hypochlorite generation plants have replaced gas chlorination plants at sea water pumping stations.
  • chōu qiān de jiēguǒ zhè yàng zuò chū de jué dìng huò xuǎn
    The determination or choice so made.
  • zhù zhī jiān de bié shìliǎng zhě chōu dedōu shǔ tóng zhǒng xuějiā yāndàn chū yān qián de zhǐ yòu rén
    The difference between a man and his valet, they both smoke the same cigar, but only one pay for them.
  • zhǐ shì 'ǒu rán chōu zhī xuějiā
    I only smoke an occasional cigar.
  • chōu guò xuějiā yān ?
    Has he ever smoked a cigar?
  • chōu guò xuějiā yān
    Have he ever smoke a cigar?
  • chōu guò xuějiā yān
    Have you ever smoken a cigar?
  • xuějiā chōu lái tǐng cuò
    The Havana cigar smokes quite well.
  • zhè xuějiā chōu lái yòu nán wén de wèi
    This cigar makes a terrible smell.
  • chōu de xuějiā yān shì shénme
    What do you mean by smoking my cigar?
  • diǎn rán chōu xiāng yānyān dǒu huò xuějiā
    To draw on a cigarette, pipe, or cigar.
  • gēn hǎo de xuějiā zhì shǎo chōu bàn xiǎo shí
    A good cigar will smoke for at least half an hour.
  • shí 'ér huān chōu zhī xuějiā yān
    I like to smoke a big cigar every now and then.
  • zhè méi yòu rén 'ài chōu xuějiā yān de
    There is no one here who likes to smoke a cigar.
  • zhī hǎo yān zhì shǎo chōu 10 fēn zhōng
    A good cigarette will smoke at least ten minutes.
  • měng chōu kǒu xiāng yān
    Drag on a cigarette
  • qǐng chōu yān
    Have a cigarette, please.
  • chōu gēn yān qǐng gēn)。
    Have a cigarette. Help yourself.