zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yīn wéi shēng huó běn shēn jiù shì máo dùn biān gào jiè men yào zhēn suǒ de qiē biān yòu zhù dìng zài zuì hòu jiāng quán shōu huí
    For life is a paradox: it enjoins us to cling to its many gifts even while it ordains their eventual relinquishment.
  • zhè jiàn shēn yào chāi liǎochóngxīn zuò
    As the dress fits badly, I shall pick it to pieces and remake it.
  • liǎng nián zhī hòu rén men zài yín zài kàn dào men de shēn yǐngliǎng rén zuò jiāng 1957 nián dejīn méngde fān pāi chéng xīn piànfēng liú yùn shì》。
    The two could be seen collaborating again onscreen two years later in Love Affair, a remake of the 1957 An Affair to Remember.
  • bǎo chí lěng jìngbǎo chí duì shēn de zhì
    To remain calm; remain in control of oneself.
  • kěn dìng huì bǎo chí shēn
    She will certainly remain single.
  • tuō luò jiāng xiàn xuè zhě de xuè chōu chū lái bìng fēn chéng fēn zhōng de xiē chéngfèn xuè jiāng xuè xiǎo bǎn liú xià chéngfèn tōng guò shū xuè huí dào xiàn xuè rén shēn shàng de guò chéng
    A procedure in which blood is drawn from a donor and separated into its components, some of which are retained, such as plasma or platelets, and the remainder returned by transfusion to the donor.
  • jié chū rén wèn chū shēn
    A remarkable man despite beginnings
  • guò mǐn shì shēn duì mǒu xiē zhì de liáng fǎn yìng
    An allergy is an adverse reaction of the body to certain substances.
  • jiù de nián 'ér yán shēn shí fēn yìng lǎng
    Remarkably sound in wind and limb for his age
  • wēi lián zài zhè nián shēn suàn shì fēi cháng jiàn kāng
    William is in remarkably good shape for a man of his age.
  • yǐngpiān fēi cháng chéng gōng chuàng zào liǎo lìng rén kǒng de " shēn lín jìng zhī gǎn
    The film is remarkably effective at creating a horrific "you-are-there" feel.
  • qīn jiù zhè nián lái shuō shēn shì hǎo dejìn guǎn yòu guò zhǒng nán
    My mother keeps remarkably well for her age, although naturally she has her ups and downs.
  • duì shǒu de kuí wěi shēn cái shǐ sàng shī liǎo yǒng
    He was dismayed at the size of his adversary.
  • dàn shì shí guāng fēi chíyòu hěn duō shì qíng 'ài liǎo què de xīn yuànmáng yǎng jiā kǒubēn shì jiè xiě bào dào hūn yòu zài jié hūnhòu lái yòu shēn huàn zhòng bìng
    But as the years raced by, many things got in the way. I helped rear a family, reported from around the world, divorced and remarried and later became seriously ill.
  • yīn wéi duì men lái shuōpíng bèi de shēng qiān chì shì zài píng de shēn fènshì zài duì jìn xíng zhǐ zhè zhǒng shēng qiān huì gèng jīng cháng jìn men de tóng yàng huì gèng duō yǐn bàng rén de zhù ér bàng rén duì zhè zhǒng shēng qiān de chuán yáng wǎng wǎng huì lìng zhě gèng nóng
    For it doth upbraid unto them their own fortunes, and pointeth at them, and cometh oftener into their remembrance, and incurreth likewise more into the note of others; and envy ever redoubleth from speech and fame.
  • guǒ 'ài kào zài shēn biān men huì kuài jiāo tán jiù gǎn shòu dào zài guǎng kuò kōng xià xiān míng de hái yòu xiē mào xiǎn
    If Emma had been with him. they would hae chatted but he would not have had this sense of being a distinct person, clear?cut and adventurous against the big blue sky.
  • qián qíng yuàn xiāng xìn měi rén shēn shàng yòu diǎn mào xiǎn jīng shénzhè quán kào xiǎng zěn yàng dìng mào xiǎn liǎo
    For the time being, I choose to believe that everyone has a little adventurous spirit in him, and that it all depends on how you choose to define it.
  • shuō zhè zhēn shì 。” zhòngfēng liú gěi de wéi hòu zhèng jiù shì shēn yòu bàn yòu xiē jiāng yìng
    "It's a miracle," says Kubitz, whose only physical reminder of the stroke is stiffness on his right side.
  • shēn de jiàn kāng jìn huǎn zhuàng tài
    go into remission, as of one's state of health.
  • zhēn xiě zhè huà shí huò zhèng chǔyú 'ái zhèng bìng rén cháng yòu de suǒ wèi de huī zhè zhǒnghuī suī měi miào què yòu héng héng shēn zhuàng kuàng shēng bìng qián chàbù duōsuǒ shí wàng bìng yuǎn 'ér shèn zhì gēn chú méi yòu shénme duì
    Maybe Janet wrote her list when the cancer was in one of those horrible and wonderful remission periods, when all is as it was héng almost héng before the disease, so what harm is there in hoping that it s b ehind you, maybe for good?
  • yóu méi yòu xiàng wài de liàng duì kàng zhòng yǐncán liú jiù huì xiàng shēn miàn bēng
    With no outward forces to oppose gravitational forces, the remnant will collapse in on itself.
  • · 'ěr (timcahill) shēn jiù shì wèi mào xiǎn zhězài bèi wèn wèishénme mào xiǎn zhě yào cóng shì mào xiǎn huó dòngmào zhe shēng mìng wēi xiǎn zhuī qiú zhǒng shícóng běn zhì shàng gěi chū liǎoshì jiè shàng yòu liǎng lèi rénde jiě shì
    Asked why adventurers do what they do -- that is, risk their lives in pursuit of extraordinary thrills -- Tim Cahill, an adventurer himself, essentially gave the "two-kinds-of-people-in-the-world" answer.
  • měi guó tàn xiǎn jiā shǐ - sài 8 yuè 5 zài 'ào de shā zhōng dòng liǎo de qiúkāi shǐ liǎo ruò gān zhǐ shēn jià shǐ qiú huán yóu shì jiè shī bài hòu de yòu cháng shì
    US adventurer Steve Fossett on Sunday launched his balloon from the Western Australian desert in another attempt to become the first to fly a balloon solo around the world.
  • zài jīng hǎi tún shēn shàng de tài píng yáng lán yìn
    large blue Pacific remora that attaches to whales and dolphins.
  • zài shā shēn shàng de yìn
    remoras found attached to sharks.
  • zhí huǐ de rén mendōu wàng liǎo céng jīng héng shī dòng shēn shàng de shǒudāng xiē huà xué pǐn zài dòng nèi chǎn shēng zuò yòng shírén men wèile bǎo píng 'ānjiù jiāng shù shí wàn guǎn dài dài bìng jūn de dòng shā lùn wéiwàn zhī língde men zài xīn shàng méi yòu kōng jiān rèn shēng mìng cún zài de jià zhí
    Being remorseless, we forgot how cruelly we have treated the animals. When the chemicals began to take their toll on the animals' bodies, we slaughtered tens of thousands of "suspected animals" regardless whether they had been infected or not, which were done in the name of safety.We consider ourselves as the highest order of living things, and we no longer have the place in our hearts to acknowledge the value of other life forms.
  • zhí huǐ de rén mendōu wàng liǎo céng jīng héng shī dòng shēn shàng de shǒudāng xiē huà xué pǐn zài dòng nèi chǎn shēng zuò yòng shírén men wèile bǎo píng 'ānjiù jiāng shù shí wàn guǎn dài dài bìng jūn de dòng shā lùn wéiwàn zhī língde rén lèi zài xīn shàng méi yòu kōng jiān rèn shēng mìng cún zài de jià zhí
    Remorseless, we forgot how cruelly we have treated the animals. When the chemicals began to take their toll on the animals' bodies, we slaughtered tens of thousands of "suspected animals" regardless whether they had been infected or not. All these were done in the name of safety. Though we consider ourselves as the highest order of living things, we no longer have the place in our hearts to acknowledge the value of other life forms.
  • [2] yào zài 20 nián qiánzhè wèi shēn cái 'ǎi zhuàng yòu shāo shāo chāo zhòng de liù nián xué shēng hěn néng shì zhàn zài biān rěn shòu zhī zài tiǎo xuǎn duì yuán de guò chéng zhōng méng xiū ---- zhè céng shǐ shàng bǎi wàn nián qīng rén yīn yùn dòng guān shèn yuǎn 'ér biàn yǒng yuǎn guāi
    [2] Two decades ago, this stocky, slightly overweight sixth-grader probably would have endured physical education on the sidelines, humiliated by the team-choosing procedures that left millions of young people forever soured by anything remotely connected to athletics.
  • shuǐ shuǐ jǐng guàn gài ( zài hěn duō dài méi yòu zhè xiē hěn nán jìn xíng gēngzhòng ), fángshāng shì shèzhè xiē shè shī méi yòu néng kào shǐ yòng zhě pín de cái lái xiū jiàn men de cún zài yào guī gōng wáng gōng men de kāng kǎi fāng kǎo shēn de míng zhìhuò zhě kào chù rén de shàn hǎo shī huò bǎi mén miàn jiǎng kuò zhè xiē rén de cái chǎn zhuī gēn yuán zǒng shì zhí jiē huò jiànjiē lái cái zhèng shōu cháng cháng shì lái jūn zhù de zhí jiē shǎng
    The tanks,wells, and canals for irrigation, without which in many tropical climates cultivation could hardly be carried on; the embankments which confine the rivers, the bazars for dealers, and the seraees for travellers, none of which could have been made by the scanty means in the possession of those using them, owe their existence to the liberality and enlightened self-interest of the better order of princes, or to the benevolence or ostentation of here and there a rich individual, whose fortune, if traced to its source, is always found to have been drawn immediately or remotely from the public revenue, most frequently by a direct grant of a portion of it from the sovereign.
  • men zhī shí fènzǐ chū shēn de wén gōng zuò zhěyào shǐ de zuò pǐn wéi qún zhòng suǒ huān yíngjiù de xiǎng gǎn qíng lái biàn huàlái fān gǎi zào
    If our writers and artists who come from the intelligentsia want their works to be well received by the masses, they must change and remould their thinking and their feelings.
  • duō tóng zhì duì zhěng fēng de rèn shídōushì suí zhe zhěng fēng de zhú shēn 'ér zhú shēn lái dezhí dào huò liǎo rèn shí gǎi zào de xiào guǒ shícái cóng qiē shēn yàn zhōng rèn shí dào zhěng fēng liàng de wěi
    Many comrades arrived at a deep understanding of the rectification movement as it gradually developed in depth. It is not until they knew themselves and learned how to remould themselves that they realized the great power of the movement.
  • duì chū shēn de qīng nián zhī shí fènzǐ yìng liàng shōuhuò sòng huá běi xué huò sòng běn jūn zhèng xué xiào gǎi zàohuò jīng guò jiào hòu fēn dào wài wài xiāng gōng zuò
    We should also enlist large numbers of young intellectuals who were from landlord and rich peasant families and send them to study in north China, remould them in local military and political schools, or send them to work in other districts or villages after training.