英zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shì shí shàng， zài yīng guó shì bīng dào dá hǎi wān dì qū zhī hòu， zhuāng bèi duǎn quē jiù yī zhí kùn rǎo zhe tā men。
    Equipment shortages have affected British forces since their arrival in the Gulf.
  • zhè pào de shè chéng wéi wǔ yīng lǐ .
    The gun has a range of five miles.
  • zhè zhī qiāng de shè chéng shì liǎng yīng lǐ。
    This gun ranges over two miles.
  • tā shì yīng guó hǎi jūn de yī míng pào shǒu。
    He is a gunner of the British navy.
  • nǚ hái zǐ men zǒng shì guòfèn rè xīn tǎo lùn yīng jùn de diàn yǐng míng xīng。
    Girls are always gushing over handsome film stars.
  • wǒ yòu bì yào wéi měi zhōu 12 yīng bàng qù pīn mìng gànmá？
    Why should I sweat my guts out for twelve pounds a week?
  • wǒ bù xiǎng wéi měi zhōu 12 yīng bàng de gōng qián pīn sǐ pīn huó dì gān。
    I'm not going to sweat my guts out for twelve pounds a week.
  • wǒ kě bù dǎ suàn wéi yī zhōu jǐn 25 yīng bàng 'ér pīn mìng gān。
    I'm not going to sweat my guts out for only ￡ 25 a week.
  • jiǎng yī kǒu qiāng diào nóng hòu de yīng yǔ， lì rú yīn diào yì yáng kuā zhāng huò hóu yīn guò zhòng， dū nán yǐ bǎ yì sī xiàng rén biǎo dá qīng chǔ。
    Heavily-accented English which is strangely musical or guttural is unlikely to cut through boundaries so neatly.
  • qiáo zhì dūn guī yà nà de shǒu dū jí zuì dà chéng shì， wèi yú gāi guó de běi bù， lín dà xī yáng。 yóu yīng guó rén yú 1781 nián jiàn lì， zài hé lán rén tǒng zhì qī jiān jiào zuò sī tǎ bù lǔ kè， hòu yú 1812 nián yì míng qiáo zhì dūn。 rén kǒu 78， 500
    The capital and largest city of Guyana, in the northern part of the country on the Atlantic Ocean. Founded by the British in1781, it was called Stabroek while it was controlled by the Dutch and was renamed Georgetown in1812. Population,78, 500.
  • tā men lí tǐ yù guǎn hái yòu 6 yīng lǐ。
    They are still six miles away from the gymnasium.
  • zài zhè yī dì fāng de shí yīng lǐ de zhōu wéi nèi yǎo wú rén yān。
    In this place ten miles around there is no signs of human habitation.
  • 　 ér zài lún dūn hā kè ní shè qū dà xué jiào shòu shuǐ guǎn wéi xiū kè chéng de kěn · dān ní 'ěr sī zé shuō :" zuì dǐng jiān de shuǐ guǎn gōng rén nián shōu rù néng dá dào 15 wàn yīng bàng。
    But Ken Daniels who teaches plumbing at London's Hackney Community College,said:"Plumbers at the very top end are earning around ￡ 150,000a year.
  • ér zài lún dūn hā kè ní shè qū dà xué jiào shòu shuǐ guǎn wéi xiū kè chéng de kěn · dān ní 'ěr sī zé shuō： " zuì dǐng jiān de shuǐ guǎn gōng rén nián shōu rù néng dá dào 15 wàn yīng bàng。
    But Ken Daniels who teaches plumbing at London's Hackney Community College, said: "Plumbers at the very top end are earning around ￡ 150,000 a year.
  • āi lǐ bó sī shān nán jí zhōu luó sī dǎo shàng de huǒ shān， hǎi bá 3796。 6 mǐ（ 12448 yīng chǐ）
    The dark region of the underworld through which the dead must pass before they reach Hades.
  • tā shì yīng fǎ hùn xuè 'ér。
    She's half French and half English.
  • tā xiǎng páo 12 yīng lǐ， dàn shì páo liǎo yī bàn jiù zhǐ dé fàng qì liǎo。
    He tried to run twelve miles, but had to give up halfway.
  • shì jiàn fā shēng zài 1912 nián 4 yuè 15 rì líng chén， jiā ná dà hā lì fǎ kè sī yǐ dōng 700 yīng lǐ de dì fāng。
    It was early morning, April 15, 1912, 700 miles east of Halifax, Canada.
  • dá tè mò sī jiā ná dà xīn sī kē shè shěng nán bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú hā lì fǎ kè sī duì miàn dà xī yáng de yī hǎi wān。 yú 18 shì jì 50 nián dài yóu yīng guó rén jiàn lì。 rén kǒu 62， 277
    A city of southern Nova Scotia, Canada, on an inlet of the Atlantic Ocean opposite Halifax. It was founded by the British in the1750's. Population,62, 277.
  • wǒ men jí wéi zūn jìng de zhàn dǒu yīng xióng
    Our hallowed war heroes.
  • tā men zǒu liǎo 20 yīng lǐ hòu， jué dìng tíng zhǐ qián jìn。
    After they had walked 20 miles, they decided to call a halt.
  • huǒ chē huǎn màn dì tíng xià lái shí lí sǔn huài liǎo de gōng gòng qì chē zhǐ yòu jǐ yīng cùn de jù lí。
    The train ground to a halt only inches from the damaged bus.
  • dāng wǒ “ tǎn bái ” de shuō chū zì jǐ de fù mǔ bù huì jiǎng yīng wén， huò zhě jiǎng qǐ yīng wén lái jié jiēbā bā de， zǒng jué dé hěn bù hǎo yì sī。
    I always felt embarrassed when I “ confessed” that my parents spoke no, or at best, halting English.
  • hàn bǎo shì de nà cuì shì cháng céng wù yǐ wéi tā shì yīng guó jiāng jūn 'ér xiàng tā tóu jiàng。
    The Nazi mayor of Hamburg surrendered to him,believing him to be a British general.
  • kē pǔ lì， yuē hàn · xīn gé 'ěr dùn 1738 － 1815 měi guó huà jiā， qīn yīng ér fǎn duì měi guó dú lì， zài měi guó dú lì gé mìng bī jìn shí lí kāi měi guó qián wǎng yīng guó， zài cǐ zhī qián céng wéi yuē hàn · hàn kǎo kè jí bǎo luó · lǐ wéi 'ěr huà guò xiào xiàng
    American Loyalist painter who did portraits of John Hancock and Paul Revere before departing for England when the American Revolution seemed imminent.
  • （ yīng guó） yī zhǒng lèi sì shǒu qiú de yóu xì； zài yī gè qián miàn hé liǎng biān dōuyòu qiáng de chǎng dì jìn xíng。
    (British) a game resembling handball; played on a court with a front wall and two side walls.
  • shǒu qiú yóu xì yuán yú yīng gé lán de jǐ zhǒng shǒu qiú zhōng de yī zhǒng， zhù yào zài yīng guó xué xiào hé dà xué xiào yuán lǐ wán， jǐn jiē qiú yī fāng néng dé fēn
    One of several forms of handball originating in England and played mainly at British schools and universities, in which only the receiving side can score points.
  • 《 shí yòng yīng yǔ yǔ fǎ shǒu cè》 jiāng fēn cè chū bǎn。
    THE APPLIED HANDBOOK OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR will be published in numbers.
  • 《 yīng yǔ xìng míng zhī shí shǒu cè》 yǐ jīng chū bǎn liǎo má？
    Has the book"A Handbook of English Name Reference" been off the press?
  • 《 yīng yǔ xìng míng zhī shí shǒu cè》 yǐ jīng chū bǎn liǎo má？
    Has the book " A Handbook of English Name Reference " been off the press?
  • zài mǎ lā sōng bǐ sài zhōng， páo chū ６ yīng lǐ hòu， zhǐ yòu shǎo shù xuǎn shǒu hái zài jǐn gēn suí zhe dì yī wèi xuǎn shǒu。
    After six miles of their marathon race, only a handful of runners were keeping up with the leader.
  • jiǔ shí nián dài yǐ lái， xīzàng gòng yòu 30 duō gè gē wǔ tuán、 yì shù tuán、 xué shù tuán fù měi guó、 dé guó、 fǎ guó、 yīng guó、
    Since the early 1990s more than 30 Tibetan song and dance troupes, art ensembles and academic delegations have visited, given performances, engaged in academic exchanges, and held exhibitions on Tibetan historical relics, books, arts, costume and handicrafts in more than 30 countries and regions, including the United States, Germany, France, England, Italy and Austria.