zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • qīn fáng zèng gěi liǎo , tóu shōu zèng gěi liǎo mèi mèi
    Father willed me the house and my sister the income from the investment
  • gāo nián shí céng yīn cānyù zhǒng chōng bèi xiào fāng kāi chúzhí zhì qīn pìn qǐng shī chū miàn jiě juéwēi cái zhǔn
    He had less to laugh about after his participation in a racial incident during his senior year that got him expelled until his father hired a lawyer and Willis was allowed to graduate.
  • zhàng nián hòu de qīn quàn shǒu jié gòu jiǔ yào zài bēi shāng liǎo
    A year after her husband died her father suggested to her that she had worn the willow for long enough.
  • de yǒu lún kāng shuō duō jiā tíng tóngwáng shì chéng yuán zài de shí jiān hěn duō jīhū měi zhōu wèi dào wēn suō bǎo kàn qīn
    "Unlike a lot of families, spent a lot of time together," says Glenconner, who adds that Margaret joined her mother at the latter's Windsor residence nearly every weekend.
  • qīn xiàng luó zhǎ yǎn shì jiào yào zuò shēng
    Mother wink at Laura as a sign for her to keep silent.
  • dāng men huí dào 'ài jiā de shí hòusuǒ yòu rén de guāng tóu xiàng liǎo men liǎzhǐ jiàn qīn zhèng xiàng qīn yǎnzhè shí cái huǎng rán yuán lái zhǐ yòu rén hái méng zài
    When we arrived back at Aunt Alice s, all eyes turned as we entered. I saw Daddy wink at Mother, and then I realized everyone had known but me.
  • zhè pín qióng de qīn chàng wǎng huí jīng shì de qīng chūn
    The poor mother has wistful reminiscences of her lost youth.
  • niàn dào bàn shítái tóu piē jiàn qīn zhèng kàn zhe zuǐ jiǎo fàn zhe ruò yòu suǒ de wēi xiào
    Halfway through reciting the entrées,I glanced up and saw Mom looking at me,a wistful smile on her lips.
  • niàn dào bàn shítái tóu piē jiàn qīn zhèng kàn zhe zuǐ jiǎo fàn zhe ruò yòu suǒ de wēi xiào
    Halfway through reciting the entré es, I glanced up and saw Mom looking at me, a wistful smile on her lips.
  • [ yàn ] qīn shēn yàn shèng guò lǎo shī jiào dǎo
    Wit bought is better than wit taught.
  • [ yàn ] de qīn shēn jīng yàn guò liǎng lǎo shī jiào dǎo
    Wit once bought is worth twice taught.
  • měi tiān yīng 'ér jiāo gěi qīn zhào liào
    I leave the baby with my mother every day.
  • wèile jié shěng qián qīn zǒng shì zài yuán yuè fèn jiā yòng zhì jiǎn jià xiāo shòu shí gòu mǎi liǎo duō dōng
    Mother always buys many things at the January wither sale to save money.
  • zhèng duì men zài shè huì zhōng bàn yǎn de qīn de chuán tǒng juésè chū wèn
    Women are questioning their traditional role in society, as wives and mother.
  • zhèng duì men zài shè huì zhōng bàn yǎn de qīn de chuán tǒng juésè chū wèn
    Women is questioning their traditional role in society, as wives and mother.
  • yuē hàn diàn yǐng yuàn yōng bào qīn wěn
    Mary and John pitched woo in the movies.
  • xué huì zěn yàng cāo zòng zhè tǒng yòng de qīn men de tóng qíng xīn
    Learned how to work the system; worked his relatives for sympathy.
  • qīn dāng liǎo shí nián de jiào shī jīn zuò liǎojiù zhí gǎn dào suǒ shì cóng。"
    "Father worked as a teacher for almost40 years, and has been very disorientated since he stopped working.( )"
  • men zài qián miàn shuōmáo dōng tóng zhì zài de wǎn nián hái chū liǎo guān sān shì jiè huàfēn de zhàn lüè xiǎngbìng qiě qīn kāi chuàng liǎo zhōng měi guān zhōng guān de xīn jiē duàncóng 'ér wéi shì jiè fǎn dǒu zhēng shì jiè zhèng zhì qián chuàng zào liǎo xīn de zhǎn tiáo jiàn
    As I have already mentioned, in the evening of his life Comrade Mao Zedong formulated the strategy of differentiating the three worlds and personally ushered in a new stage in Sino-American and Sino-Japanese relations.By so doing he created new conditions for the development of the worldwide struggle against hegemonism and for the future of world politics.
  • jiào lái zhè qīn kàn kànyīn wéi zhī dào zhè duì lái shuō shì kuài de shì
    I have summoned you here to witness it, because I know it will be gall and wormwood to you!
  • wéi qīn de jiàn kāng dān yōu
    She worried over her father's health.
  • zhè wèi qīn dān xīn 'ér de 'ān quán
    The mother is worried about her son's safety.
  • wèitā de qīn dān xīn
    He is worried about his mother.
  • chán zhe qīn yào qián
    He worried his mother for money.
  • qīn yòu duō fán nǎo de shì
    My father has a lot of worries.
  • zhè xiǎo hái chóng bài de qīn
    The boy worshipped his father.
  • guǒ qīn duì 'ér jiā zàn yángbìng biǎo shì shì 'ài de rén jiāng huì zài nán rén jiāo wǎng shí gǎn jué liáng hǎo
    If a father lavishes praise on his daughter and demonstrates that she is a worthwhile person, she'll feel very good about herself in relation to men.
  • rén huí dào :“ yào zuò zǎixiàng de 'ér zhuàng yuán de qīn
    The man replied, "I must be born the son of a cabinet minister and father of a future 'Literary Wrangler' (the scholar who comes out first at the national examinations).
  • tóng qīn fēn bié duì shì de tòng
    Parting with her mother was a great wrench.
  • tóng qīn fēn bié duì shì de tòng
    Parting with her mother was a great wrench.
  • yáo bǎi yāo qián xuán hòu zhuǎnxiān shì dào liǎo shǒuxiàng gēn qián qīn liǎo de miàn jiárán hòu zhuànxiàng xīn yáo bǎi liǎo xià jiù zuò dào liǎo de tuǐ shàng
    She wriggled her way first towards the Prime Minister,kissed him on the cheek,then turned towards Kissinger and after swaying her hips a few more times,dropped herself into his lap.
  • huái rén mǎi liǎo zhǐ xīn de jīn jiè zhǐràng zài qīn de zhàng shàng
    Mrs. Wright bought a new gold ring and charged it to her fater.