zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shēng xuéchún zhǒng de rán qún de míng què biāo zhǔn
    (biology) conforming to the definitive criteria of a natural group.
  • suí zhe shí jiān de guò réng rán bǎo chí zhe xiāng tóng de yuán huò zhě xíng dòng de fāng zhēn
    conforming to the same principles or course of action over time.
  • suí zhe rán de shēngzhǎng 'ér zhǎn
    cause to grow and differentiate in ways conforming to its natural development.
  • měi guó rén xiāng xìn běn rényīn wéi hòu zhě men jié rán tóng : qīng xiàngxìng bié shìguī guīju zhǒng dān
    Americans distrust the Japanese because they are everything the Americans are not: group-oriented,sexist, conformist, and ethnically monotonous.
  • shǐ mǒu shì rán zhuàng tài xiāng zhì
    the quality of being brought into conformity with nature.
  • cún zài huò rán huò guān shì jiè zhì de
    existing in or in conformity with nature or the observable world.
  • zhǒng shì yìng gǎo hùn deyào shì chū shǎ dāng rán
    The different sorts of plays must not be confounded. Now, if it were sotie,2
  • rán zhuǎn guò shēn lái miàn duì zhe xiē zhǐ kòng de rén .
    He swung round to confront his accusers.
  • suī rán men de mín shì shì zhí mín shí dài de chǎn jiā xiǎng de yǐng xiǎngquè yòu zhù shǐ chéng wéi shì jiè shàng zuì jiā de mín shì zhī
    While Singapore s civil service is a legacy of its colonial past, the Confucian influence has helped make it one of the best in the world.
  • pài zhī liú zài wén shàng liú ( yuán zhōng láng ), zài xiǎng shàng liú guài wàng ( jīn shèng tàn ), fěng xiān zhé ( zhuó ), ér wéi zhèng rén jūn suǒ tòng xīn shǒu rán xiǎng zhī jìn zhōng lài xìng líng wén rén yòu shū xiōng jīnwéi zhī bié kāi shēng miàn fǒu chén chén xiāng yīnqiān piān ér guó xiǎng xiàn chāo fǎng tíng zhìér zhōng zhì wáng
    The dangers of this school are that a writer's style may degenerate into plainness (Yuan Chunglang), or he may develop eccentricity of ideas (Chin Shengt'an), or his ideas may differ violently from those of established authorities (Li Chowu). That is why the School of Self-Expression was so hated by the Confucian critics. But as a matter of fact, it is these original writers who saved Chinese thought and literature from absolute uniformity and death. They are bound to come into their own in the next few decades.
  • rán ér jiào shòu dewén huà zhōng guó jiā wéi gēn běn men desuǒ hán gài de fàn wéi què gèng wéi guǎng fàn
    However, the core of his "cultural China" is Confucianism, while our "he" contains much more than that.
  • rán ér jiào shòu dewén huà zhōng guó jiā wéi gēn běn men desuǒ hán gài de fàn wéi què gèng wéi guǎng fàn
    There is a reservation: his "cultural China" has a core in Confucianism. Our "he" is larger than that.
  • yóu běn gǎng shì mín shēn shòu jiā xiǎng yǐng xiǎng hěn duō réndōu yòu bài xiān de guàn jiā xiǎng suī rán suàn shì zhǒng zōng jiàodàn què xuān yáng tào rén guān wéi běn de dào biāo zhǔn
    Ancestor worship is widely practised in Hong Kong owing to the strong influence of Confucianism, which is not a religion but teaches a moral code based on human relations.
  • ( zhèng shēn ) zuì hòuzài dào jiā jiā liǎng fāng miànzhè zhǒng zhé xué de jié lùn zuì gāo de xiǎng shì duì rán de wán quán jiě rán de xié guǒ men yào míng biàn fēn lèi de huà men chēng zhè zhǒng zhé xué zuò de rán zhù ” (reason-able  naturalism)。
    Eventually, both in Taoism and in Confucianism, the conclusion and highest goal of this philosophy is complete understanding of and harmony with nature, resulting in what I may call "reasonable naturalism, " if we must have a term for classification.
  • xiāng xìn rén lèi líng hún de xiǔ xiǎn rán shì jiào réndào jiào kǒng jiào guān niàn shàng xiāng tóng de fāng
    Evidently the belief in immortality of the human soul is something which the Christian, Greek, Taoist and Confucianist views have in common.
  • rán érchí yòu zhè zhǒng kàn de rén huò huì jiē shòu zhōu xiē guó jiā ( fèng xíng jiā xiǎng de shè huì ) xiǎng yòu gòng tóng jià zhí guān de shì shí
    Those who hold this view may, however, contend that some countries in Asia, for example, the Confucianist societies, do share a common set of values.
  • suī rán men chàng jiā xiǎngfàng yǎn xīn jiā shè huì jiā de niàn guàn chè liǎo fēn
    Despite the government's efforts to promote the teachings of Confucius, one can see little of the sage's ideal put into practice in our society.
  • gǒu xiōng zhōng wéi ránqiān jīn zhīshèng xián gǎi zhī
    but if their conscience disapproves, they will not give Confucius and Mencius the right of way. They can be neither bribed with gold nor threatened with ostracism.
  • duì jiǎng jiě kǒng jiào de gōng zuò gǎn dào yàn juànyòu tiān rán xīn xuè lái cháo ( zhè zài chuán jiào shì shuō lái dìng shìshén líng de zhào huàn” ), jué yīnggāi xún zhǎo zhè shī zōng de
    Tired of teaching the doctrines of Confucius, one day he felt what among missionaries would be regarded as a "divine call" to search for this lost brother.
  • jīnrén lèi de xīn shì suī rán lái lín liǎo rán érrén guǒ hái yào zhuī qiú zhēn zhèng shìrénde shēng huóshìrénde shè huì díquè shí huò zhì xiǎng yòu kǒngmèng de xiǎng kǒng réng wàihái shì yòu yòng de
    We have indeed progressed into a new era, but so long as we are still keen in our pursuit to lead a truly "human" life and live in a truly "human" society, the thoughts of Confucius and Mencius will always be relevant and useful.
  • zhè dāng rán shì hǎo cóng qián kǒng de xué shēngyòu wèi míng jiào zéngshēn deduì de qīn hěn xiào jìngshí cháng mǎi zhǒng xiǎo zǎo yáng zǎo shāo ròukuài zhìgěi qīn chīyīn wéi zhè xiē dōng shì lǎo rén jiā huān chī de
    These are naturally his very kind thoughts. I recall that Confucius had a disciple by the name of Zengshenn who treated his father with the utmost filial love and respect. He frequently bought dates (yang zao)and shredded roast meat(kuai zhi) for his father, because these were his father's favorite food.
  • gǎn lǎn qiú yuán rán huàn liǎo fāng xiàng páo huò liǎo duì fāng qiú yuándài zhe qiú páo liǎo 20
    By breaking back, the player was able to confuse the opposing players and run twenty yards with the ball.
  • yǎn jiǎng rén rán gǎi biàn liǎo lùn diào mendōu gǎo liǎo
    The speaker suddenly changed tack and left us all rather confused.
  • liǎo jiě dekùn huò demáng rán de
    Puzzledbadjiunable to understand; perplexed or confused
  • de rán chū xiàn shǐ shǒu cuò
    He was confused at her sudden appearance.
  • duì de rán shēng gǎn dào kùn huò jiě
    I was confused by her sudden anger.
  • liǎng jiàn jié rán tóng de shì hùn dào liǎo
    You are confusing two perfectly different things.
  • de qiú suī rán huò réndàn duō shù de qiú 'āi lín liǎo yòu de fǎn
    Confusing as it was, Elena managed to return it with force most of the time.
  • yíng zhě bǎi tuō liǎo fán máng de shēng huóyuǎn xuān 'áo yōng sài de chéng shìtóu shēn dào rán qīn de huái bào zhōng
    Campers are freed from busy lives in the noisy and congested city, throwing themselves into the embrace of Mother Nature.
  • rán hòu dài biǎo huì xuǎn chū zhù tuán
    Then the congress elected its presidium.
  • suī rán guó huì shī xiàng shì xīn jiào pài de chéng yuándàn men bìng shǔ tóng jiào pài tiān zhù jiào yóu tài jiào yòu shí bèi yāo qǐng zhù chí dǎo
    Although the Congressional chaplains have always been members of Protestant denominations, they have not all been of the same denomination; and Catholics and Jews are sometimes invited to lead devotions.
  • suī rán qián jǐng kàn hǎo xiē xué jiā rèn wéi shù de dìng tài fēn yòu guān de xuān chuán qián xué de tuī bìng xiāng ”, guó huì yán jiū mén de bào gào zhǐ chū
    "While nanotechnology may hold great promise, some scientists contend that the field's definition is too vague and that much of its 'hype' may not match the reality of present scien tific speculation", noted a Congressional Research Service report last year.