zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tānɡ qīng zài chǎng huā diào liǎo duō shǎo qián
    Tom lost track of the money he spent at the circus.
  • tānɡ zài de péng yǒu miàn qián biǎo xiàn hěn yòu mào
    Tom shows his civility before his parents' friends.
  • tānɡ miàn ròu hǎi xiān tānɡ zěn me yàng
    How about chicken noodle clam showder soup?
  • zhè shì tānɡ de tóng xué
    This is Tom. He's my classmate.
  • zuò wéi yùn dòng yuán tānɡ jué shān hěn róng
    Being athlete, Tom found the climb quite easy.
  • tānɡ xiǎng yào shàng shù
    Tom tried climbing the tall tree.
  • chī tóu shēng suàn néng huì ràng liú yǎn lèidàn zhà chéng zhī zuò chéng tānɡhuò jiāo náng de xíng shì yòng
    Eating a raw clove brings tears to your eyes but you can crush it into hot soup or take it as capsules.
  • men jié hūn jiǔ tānɡ biàn chū liǎo de xiōng 'è běn xìng
    Shortly after they became man and wife Tom began to show the cloven foot.
  • tiān xué shēng gěi dài lái liǎo zhǒng yàng de shàng zhā zhe piào liàng de chóu dàiguǒ zhe xiān liàng de cǎi zhǐzhǐ yòu tài de yàngyòng kuài cóng huò diàn dài shàng jiǎn xià de zōng hòu zhǐ bèn zhuō bāo zhe tānɡ sēn rén fèi liǎo hǎo jìn 'ér cái kāi
    Her children brought her presents, all in beautiful ribbon and bright paper,except for Teddy's, which was clumsily wrapped in the heavy, brown paper of a scissored grocery bag. Mrs.Thompson took pains to open it in the middle of the other presents.
  • nóng shè huì de jié qìng shì gēn zhe rán de jié zǒushōu liǎo qiū huò de jīn huáng dào zài zuì duǎn zuì cháng de dōng zhì chī guò tānɡ yuánsuí zhe tiān yuè lěng dài guò nián de fēn wéi jiù yuè liè
    Festivals in an agricultural society coincide with the change in the seasons. After a bumper harvest in autumn and the Winter Solstice, people begin to feel increasingly excited about ushering in the Spring Festival, or Chinese New Year, as the weather gets colder.
  • zhè shì de lǎo péng yǒu bào · tānɡ sēn zhēn qiǎo !
    If it isn't my old friend Bob Thomson what a coincidence!
  • ròu tānɡbàn zhà píng guǒ xiàn bǐng fēi huò
    Consomme, tossed salad, fried chicken, apple pie, coffee or Coke.
  • dāng tānɡ cóng shàng xià lái de shí hòu de zhuàng shàng liǎo
    As Tom was alighting from the horse, his father collided with him.
  • měi féng yòu zhòng yào de kǎo shì tānɡ lín rén zǒng wàng lóng xiāng shuǐ
    On days there would be an important test, Mrs. Thompson would remember that cologne.
  • tānɡ de shū shū shì hòu , dào qián
    Tom came into a fortune when his uncle died.
  • " xiǎo tānɡ shēn shàng chū xiàn liǎo bān diǎn , suǒ zhèng chuáng xiū 。 "
    Little Tom has come out in spots so he's staying in bed.
  • tānɡ 'ān guò gāo yào qiú tài fèi jìn de gōng zuò 'ér céng xiǎng zuò rèn gǎi biàn
    Tom is too comfortably ensconced in his modest, undemanding job ever to consider making a change.
  • tānɡ duì qiú sài jìn xíng shí kuàng guǎng bào dào
    Tom kept up s running commentary on the football game.
  • 1949 nián qián hòuměi guó rén láo 'ěr · tānɡ xiàn diàn píng lùn yuán míng zài xīzàng tàn suǒhuá shèng dùn gěi xīzàng néng de yuán zhù”, bìng zài měi bào kān shàng bào dào:“ měi guó zhǔn bèi chéng rèn xīzàng wéi yóude guó jiā
    Around the end of 1949, the American Lowell Thomas roamed Tibet in the guise of a "radio commentator" to explore the "possibility of aid that Washington could give Tibet." He wrote in a US newspaper: " The United States is ready to recognize Tibet as an independent and free country."
  • tuō tōng cháng chēng wéi tānɡ
    Thomas, commonly known as Tom.
  • tānɡ guò měi tiān yào wǎng fǎn xiāng xià de jiā chéng de xué xiào zhī jiānxíng chéng 15 yīng
    Tom used to commute the fifteen miles between his home in the country and his school in the city.
  • dāng tóng shì men bēi xiàng zhù wèi chū shì de hái shí tānɡ jìn chū zhǒng cháng de shén qíng
    When Tom's companions drank to the Hans en Kelderr, or Jack in the low cellar, he could not help displaying an extraordinary complacence of countenance.
  • yào xiē jiāo fěn lái chōng tānɡ de xiāng wèi
    I need some pepper to complement the sweet touch in the soup.
  • dāng tānɡ gào jiā zài zuòqǔ shízhòng rén hōng rán xiào
    People fell about when Tom told them he was composing music.
  • tānɡ xiàn hěn nán zhōng zhù
    Tom finds it difficult to concentrate.
  • chóu denóng suō de fān qié nóng tānɡ
    thick concentrated tomato puree.
  • jiào pèi zhì zhǒng xīn tānɡ de jué qiào
    I give her a tip on how to concoct a new kind of soup.
  • chē jià shǐde biān ji zhān 'ēn tānɡ shè liǎo dào de intrepid, lāi de concorde yīng xíng jiào chē wéi chéng gōng”。
    "Tom had hit a major home run" with the new Dodge Intrepid, Chrysler Concorde and Eagle Vision sedans, says William Jeanes, editor of car & Driver.
  • tānɡ duì de de shì yòu diǎn yuè thestave de biǎo shìdàn méi yòu zhǐ
    Tom raises his eyebrows a little at her vulgar dress, but he does not condemn it outright.
  • shǐ tānɡ shí fēn jīng de shìshè huì wèi hěn gāo deyòu shí hái shì guì shè huì shàng liú shè huì de guì menzěn me huì biǎn shēn jiàyòng xià liú huà lái xiè gǎn qíng
    It was greatly surprising to Tom that ladies of standing in society, often of rank and fashion, should condescend to utter sentiments couched in the language of the fish market.
  • tānɡ de xīn gōng zuò hěn rén jiā yòu méi yòu shí jiān jiào suǒ qiēdōu kào
    Tom's new job was confusing and no one had time to help him learn, so he had to sink or swim.
  • kàn dào guò tānɡ · shǐ de shù yòu fēi cháng de shù
    Have you seen Tom Smith's conker? He's got ever such big one!