zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • lièqie fáng diē
    A stumble may prevent a fall.
  • shuō dào dìng jiàzuì jiǎn dān de guī shì " diē liǎo jiù huì zài zhǎng "。
    And when it comes to pricing, the rule of thumb is usually " What goes down doesn't come back up.
  • cháng cháng diē dǎo chū shì
    Mary's always falling over; she's accident-prone.
  • shè de pèng jiù de tái dào de pèng jiù dǎo de dōng de shè pèng suì wān huò diē kāi deyóu zhǐ wéi zào chéng zhǒng jiǎ xiàng tái dào huò wéi 'ān quán jiàn gāo biāo huò zhàng 'ài
    Designed to break, bend, or fall apart easily upon impact, especially to create an illusion, as with a theater prop, or for safety, as with a highway sign or barrier.
  • bàn liǎo xià diē zài shuǐ kēng
    She tripped over and landed in a puddle.
  • men diē jìn liǎo xiōng yǒng de liú zhōng
    They fell into the seething waters of the rapids.
  • " cóng chuāng tái xià shuāi liǎo xià lái , diē jiān bǎng tuō liǎo jiù。 "
    He fell from the window sill and put his shoulder out.
  • diē dǎo liǎohuá guò liǎo liàng de bǎn
    She fell over and slid across the shiny floor.
  • fēi gāodiē zhòng
    They that soar too high, the greater the fall.
  • diē dǎo zǒng kuài
    A man may sooner fall than rise.
  • shí yóu piào yòu xià diē shì
    A weak market for oil stocks.
  • zài piào hángqíng kàn diē jiān duō tóu shāng hùn shuǐ cóng zhōng huò
    Many speculator mad money during the decline of the stock market by fishing in troubled waters.
  • pāo shòu piào tóu zhě wéi shǐ piào jià xià diē ér cǎi de lián shǒu pāo shòu xíng wéi
    An attempt by speculators to drive stock prices down by coordinated selling.
  • shí shèn diē xià
    She took a spill while riding.
  • cóng shàng diē xià shuāi duàn liǎo liáng
    He broke his spine in a fall from a horse.
  • sǔn huǐ de fēi xuánzhuàn zhe diē xiàng miàn
    The damaged plane spiralled towards the earth.
  • diē shuǐ zhōng shuǐ huā jiàn
    I fell into the water with a splash.
  • diē dǎo shí niǔ shāng liǎo huái
    He sprained his ankle when he fell.
  • huò miàn cháo xià diē dǎo
    To fall down; sprawl.
  • fēi de jià zhí shí zhǎng shí diēdàn xiàn zài wěn dìng liǎo
    The price of coffee has been rising and falling, but has now stabilized.
  • liàngqiàng liǎo , diē dǎo zài .
    She staggered and fell.
  • zhè nán hái cóng lóu shàng diē xià lái
    The boy tumbled down the stairs.
  • jīn jià kāi shǐ xià diē shí duō shù réndōu zhēng xiāng pāo shòu
    Most people were stampeded into selling gold when the price began to fall.
  • jiǔ jiǔ jiǔ nián quán nián běn shēng chǎn zǒng zhí shí zhì shàng shēng 2.9%, jiǔ jiǔ nián de 5.1% diē xíng chéng qiáng liè duì
    For 1999 as a whole, GDP grew by 2.9 per cent in real terms, in stark contrast to the 5.1 per cent decline in 1998.
  • nièjiào jiān wěnlún dūn jīn jiāo suǒ qián bàn zhōu de jià dòng diē
    Nickel: slightly steadier. Value fluctuate lower during the first half of the week on the London.
  • zhè bìng rén yáo yáo huàng huàng zǒu liǎo rán hòu jiù diē dǎo liǎo
    The sick man faltered a few steps and then fell.
  • chū piào jiù xià diē liǎo 14%, tóng shí jiāng diàn nǎo gōng de piào xià shuǐ
    word got out, and the stock plunged 14 percent, taking other computer stocks down with it.
  • zài shí tóu shàng bàn liǎo xià diē dǎo liǎo
    I stumbled over a stone and fell.
  • shuāi dǎobàn dǎo huò diē dǎo
    A stumble or fall.
  • diē dǎo jìn dǎo xià bīng
    stumble and nearly fall; of horses.
  • zhǐ jiǎo bèi shù gēn bàn zhù 'ér diē dǎo liǎo
    He catch his foot on a tree root and stumble.
  • zài 'ér diē dǎo liǎotíng xià láixiào xiàoyīn wéi 'ér yòu yào de cái bǎo
    And where you stumble, stop and smile, for there your treasure may lie.