zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • nín huān zěn me zuò
    How will you like them prepare?
  • nín huān zěn me zuò
    How would you like them prepared?
  • huān suí sòng
    She likes to give out presents.
  • wèi nián qīng de tài tài tài jǐn zhèng jīng huì huān zhè zhǒng de xiào huà。"
    Those young ladies are much too prim and proper to enjoy such a rude joke.
  • tài jǐn zhèng jīng huì huān zhè zhǒng de xiào huà
    She's much too prim and proper to enjoy such a rude joke.
  • xiū dào shì men huān guò dōng tiān 'ér huān guò xià tiān , yīn wéi zài dōng tiān men gèng qīng jìng
    The monks prefer winter to summer for they have more privacy.
  • jiào huān zài shū fáng gān rǎo de qíng kuàng xià yuè wén jiàn
    He preferred to read the document in the privacy of his study.
  • tài huān bié rén jiāo liú xiǎng gǎn qíng
    He's a rather private person.
  • shí hòu zuì huān de jiàn shì bái lán yìn huā zuò dedàn shì shì chuān hòutòng xiàn qún yāo shēn tài kuān liǎoduō nián de pín kùn shǐ de shēn zǎo biàn hěn shòu xiǎo liǎo
    The one he liked best in the old days was a blue-and-white print. But when she tried it on she saw with distress that the waist hung loose, so thin had her body become from the years of privation.
  • zài zhè yàng zhòng yào de chǎng , men yòu xìng néng huān yíng ...
    On an occasion such as this (ie as important as this) we are privileged to welcome...
  • huì chéng shǒu xiān shì xiàng lái bīn zhì huān yíng .
    The proceedings will begin with a speech to welcome the guests.
  • zhēn huān wén chǔlǐ
    I really love word processor!
  • bào dào bái gōng shì de shēn zhě hǎi lún · tuō shuōzài shí jié hūn chū shí fēi cháng huān cān jiā wǎn huìláo shè quàn shuō zhàng yào chén zhōngzài shí jiǔ de wèn shàngláo gèng jiā jiān jué céng jǐng gào shí shuō yào jiǔ hái shì yào ? bìng shǐ shí zài yǐn jiǔ
    " Veteran White House reporter Helen Thomas,referring to the period earlier in their marriage when Laura's influence stopped her husband's proclivity for partying,puts an even sharper point on Bush's drinking and once warned:" Jim Beam or me," and got him to stop drinking.
  • shēng chēng huān xīn qín gōng zuò
    to profess oneself fond of hard work
  • huān zuò shēng
    She likes to profess medicine.
  • shēng yán huān xiàn dài yīnyuè
    He professes a distaste for modern music.
  • men zhèyīháng shì jiā zhēn zhèng huān de zhí
    Our profession is truly a dog's trade.
  • zhuān mén wéi qián xiě zuòshū shìwén zhāng huò huān de dōng de rén
    writes (books or stories or articles or the like) professionally (for pay).
  • shǐ jiào shòu hěn shòu xué shēng de huān yíng
    Professor Smith is popular among the students.
  • wèi jiào shòu huān jiǎng hūn xiào huà
    That professor likes to tell blue jokes.
  • huān guān shǎng yòu guān yùn dòng de diàn shì jié
    I like to watch TV programs which are about sports.
  • men huān yíng jiàn tào xīn de yuē shù dài jiù dezhè jiù shì bān gòng tóng gāng lǐngjiàn mìng zhì
    We look forward to the introduction of new binding rules to replace the old, that is, to the promulgation of a common programme and the establishment of revolutionary order.
  • ài guǎn xián shì de rén huān chā shǒu bié rén de shì de rénài guǎn xián shì de rén
    One who is prone to butting in; a meddler.
  • huān běn zhèng jīng de hái
    I don't like proper children.
  • rén mendōu huān tīng de huà
    People like to hear propitious sentences.
  • huān fēng huá de sǎnwén
    He has a taste for purple prose.
  • huān duì de suǒ zuò suǒ wéi zuò chū jiě shì
    He didn't relish the prospect of having to explain his behavior.
  • zǒng shì huān zhèng míng shì duì de
    She always delights to prove herself right.
  • zhǒng lái luó wàng de huān kuài dǎosuǒ yòu tiào zhě shǒu shǒu bìng biǎo yǎn zhǒng xíng zhuàng
    a lively dance from Provence; all the dancers join hands and execute various figures.
  • huān zài zuò wén zhōng yǐn yòng yàn
    He likes to quote proverbs in his compositions.
  • bēi tòng de guǎ guān wáng jué wàng de bēi tòng de shìlìng rén bēi tòng de xiāo shèn zhì zài huān xiào shínèi xīn réng rán tòng -《 zhēn yán》 14: 13。
    sorrowful widows; a sorrowful tale of death and despair; sorrowful news; even in laughter the heart is sorrowful- Proverbs 14:13.
  • zhǐ ràng huān wéi diǎn xiǎo shì jiù duì shēng hǒu
    I must keep out of his way. I don't like having my head bitten off at the slightest provocation.