英zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài 'èr zhàn zhōng， mǎ gé lì tè de gū dú gǎn jiā shēn liǎo， nà shí mǎ gé lì tè hé yī lì suō bái bèi sòng dào lí lún dūn 18 yīng lǐ de wēn suō bǎo， yī zhí yóu jiā tíng jiào shī mǎ lì 'áng · kè láo fú dé zhào liào。
    Her sense of isolation deepened during World War II, when Margaret and Elizabeth were spirited away to a stripped-down Windsor Castle, 18 miles from London.The princesses remained in the care of their governess, Marion Crawford.
  • cái zhèng bù yīng guó zhèng fǔ zhōng shōu jí bìng guǎn lǐ guó jiā shōu rù de bù mén
    The British governmental department charged with the collection and management of the national revenue.
  • tā zuò guò yīng guó bǎo hù lǐng dì de zǒng dū .
    He had been Governor of a British Protectorate.
  • yīng guó yínháng zǒng cái
    the governor of the Bank of England
  • wǒ yǐ jué dìng bǎ nǐ de líng huā qián zēng jiā dào yī xīng qī liǎng yīng bàng， nǐ rèn wéi zěn me yàng？
    I've decided to increase your pocket money to two pounds a week. How does that grab you?
  • zhù zhāng zài fǎ lǜ fàn wéi nèi zhú jiàn gǎi gé de（ yīng guó） shè huì zhù yì。
    (British) socialism to be established by gradual reforms within the law.
  • tā kǎo liǎo kǎo hái zǐ men de yǔ fǎ ［ yīng wén ］。
    He examined the boys in grammar[English].
  • wǒ zài xiě xiàn dài yīng yǔ de yǔ fǎ shū .
    I'm writing a grammar of modern English.
  • tā men qiáng zhì zì jǐ fǎn fù xué xí yīng yǔ yǔ fǎ。
    They have had English grammar hammered into them.
  • tā cóng zǔ fù nà lǐ jì chéng liǎo 10， 000 yīng bàng。
    He inherit 10,000 from his grandfather.
  • " yòu yī tiān wǒ de xiǎo sūn zǐ wèn wǒ " yé yé， nǐ shì dà zhàn zhōng de yīng xióng má？ wǒ huí dá： bù ...... dàn wǒ yǔ yīng xióng men yī tóng fú yì。 "《 xiōng dì lián》
    I remember my grandson asked me the other day, he said: "Grandpa, were you a hero in the great war?" "No," I replied, ” But I served in a company of heroes.
  • níng lù shèng jīng jiù yuē zhōng de yī gè yīng yǒng de liè rén hé shǐ nà zhī wáng， shì hǎi mǔ de sūn zǐ， nuò yà zhī zēngsūn
    In the Old Testament, a mighty hunter and king of Shinar who was a grandson of Ham and a great-grandson of Noah.
  • sù yǐ guīju kè bǎn zhù chēng de yīng guó nǚ wáng wéi duō lì yà yǔ shì cháng cí zhěng zhěng yī bǎi nián liǎo， xiàn rú jīn tā de dì sì shì zēngsūn què yào hé tóng jū de nǚ yǒu jié hūn。
    A hundred years after the death of the British monarch whose name has become synonymous with "straitlaced," her great-great-great-grandson is marrying his live-in girlfriend.
  • fǎ guó lù yì sī shí sì shǐ qí sūn zǐ jiù zhí xī bān yá wáng wèi shí zài bào fā de yī cì pǔ tōng zhàn yì（ 1701-1714）； yīng gé lán hé hé lán xī wàng kòng zhì lù yì sī de quán lì。
    a general war in Europe (1701-1714) that broke out when Louis XIV of France installed his grandson Philip on the throne of Spain; England and Holland hoped to limit Louis' power.
  • dá tè mù 'ěr gāo yuán yīng guó xī nán yī gāo yuán dì qū， yīn qí luǒ lù de huā gǎng shí tū yán 'ér wén míng， hái bǎo liú xǔ duō de qīng tóng qì shí dài cūn luò de yí jì
    An upland region of southwest England noted for its bare granite tors. There are remains of numerous Bronze Age settlements.
  • yī zhǒng jiān yìng 'ér guāng huá de kuàng wù， yóu 'èr yǎng huà guī zǔ chéng， chéng jīng tǐ zhuàng， jiàn yú duō shù yán shí zhōng（ yóu qí shì shā yán hé huā gǎng yán）， huáng shā jí wéi hán yòu yǎng huà tiě zá zhì de shí yīng 。
    a hard glossy mineral consisting of silicon dioxide in crystal form; present in most rocks (especially sandstone and granite); yellow sand is quartz with iron oxide impurities.
  • yī zhǒng sì jià fēi jīn shǔ yuán sù， dìqiào zhōng hán liàng jǐn cì yú yǎng， jiàn yú nián tǔ、 cháng shí、 shí yīng hé shā zhōng， zài jīng tǐ guǎn zhōng yòng zuò bàn dǎo tǐ。
    a tetravalent nonmetallic element; next to oxygen it is the most abundant element in the earth's crust; occurs in clay and feldspar and granite and quartz and sand; used as a semiconductor in transistors.
  • tā jīng tōng yīng yǔ。
    She has a good grasp of the English language.
  • jiǎ shǐ jīn tiān yīng guó rén duì yú dé guó suǒ xū de gōng yè chǎn pǐn， gān yuàn zài ruò gān nián jiān wú cháng gōng yìng， wǒ men yě yào lì quàn dé guó rén bù kě jiē shòu zhè yàng de hǎo yì。
    If England bound herself to-day to supply the Germans gratuitously for years with all they required in manufactured articles, we could not recommend them to accept such an offer.
  • měi rén ６ rì yóu de zǒng xiāo fèi shì １ ５ ２ ０ yīng bàng， bù hán xiǎo fèi。
    The total cost, excluding gratuity, be??1520.00 per person for the6-night trip.
  • měi rén６ rì yóu de zǒng xiāo fèi shì１５２０ yīng bàng， bù hán xiǎo fèi。
    The total cost, excluding gratuity, be ￡ 1520.00 per person for the 6-night trip.
  • měi rén６ rì yóu de zǒng xiāo fèi shì１５２０ yīng bàng， bù hán xiǎo fèi。
    The total cost, excluding gratuity, is ?ê1520.00 per person for the 6-night trip.
  • sī dà lín yán zhòng pò huài shè huì zhù yì fǎ zhì， máo zé dōng tóng zhì jiù shuō guò， zhè yàng de shì jiàn zài yīng 、 fǎ、 měi zhè yàng de xī fāng guó jiā bù kě néng fā shēng。
    Stalin gravely damaged socialist legality, doing things which Comrade Mao Zedong once said would have been impossible in Western countries like Britain, France and the United States.
  • " shí jiǔ shì jì zhōng , yīng guó de gōng yè yí xiàng běi fāng。 "
    In the 19th century industry gravitated towards the north of England.
  • yīng guó shù xué jiā wù lǐ xué jiā； yīn fā zhǎn liǎo wēi jī fēn xué， fā xiàn liǎo wàn yòu yǐn lì dìng lǜ bìng qiě fā xiàn liǎo sān dà yùn dòng dìng lǜ 'ér bèi hòu rén míng jì。
    English mathematician and physicist; remembered for developing the calculus and for his law of gravitation and his three laws of motion (1642-1727).
  • duō nián lái wǒ yī zhí zài nǔ lì xué yīng yǔ， dàn bìng méi yòu wán quán zhǎng wò tā， kě wǒ men yí jū měi guó hòu， wǒ men de hái zǐ hěn kuài jiù xué huì liǎo。
    I had struggled with English for many years without completely mastering it, but when we went to live in American our children picked it up like greased lighning.
  • yīng yǔ zhōng de navel zài xī là yǔ zhōng shì omphalos
    English navel corresponds to Greek omphalos.
  • ào dí xiū sī shì chuán shuō zhōng de xī là yīng xióng。
    Odysseus was a legendary Greek hero.
  • （ yīng guó yīng yǔ） shū cài shuǐ guǒ shāng de diàn pū。
    (British) a greengrocer's shop.
  • běi bù bīng guān yòu 750 yīng lǐ kuān， liǎng yīng lǐ hòu， tǐ jī zhèng hǎo shì gé líng lán bīng yuán de yī bàn。
    Seven hundred and fifty miles across, and up to two miles thick, the northern cap has a volume just half that of the Greenland ice sheet.
  • yī tiáo fēn kāi dōng xī de jīng xiàn， tōng cháng zhǐ yīng guó de gé lín wēi zhì jīng xiàn。
    a meridian from which east and west are reckoned (usually the Greenwich (England) longitude).
  • jīng xiàn dì qiú biǎo miàn de chéng jiǎo jù lí， cóng yīng guó gé lín ní zhì de běn chū zǐ wǔ xiàn xiàng dōng huò xiàng xī zhì jīng guò mǒu yī diǎn de zǐ wǔ xiàn jìliáng， yǐ dù（ huò xiǎo shí）、 fēn hé miǎo biǎo shì
    Angular distance on the earth's surface, measured east or west from the prime meridian at Greenwich, England, to the meridian passing through a position, expressed in degrees(or hours), minutes, and seconds.