zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • hàn bèi rèn wéi 'ài chǎo nào huài huò 'è de rén
    A woman regarded as quarrelsome, shrewish, or malicious.
  • yóu rén hǎo zhēng zhě jié bàn shí yóu dāng xīnyīn wéi hòu zhě néng yóu rén chě jìn men de zhēng chǎo
    And let a man beware, how he keepeth company with choleric and quarrelsome persons; for they will engage him into their own quarrels.
  • yòu shí jué měi guó suǒ jiàn dào de yìn 'ān shè huì jiào shè huì tóngtài duō de zhǐ shǒu huà jiǎo de lùn zhuān jiā men jiāng men de shè huì chě chéng liǎo fēn lièzhēng lùn xiū de diǎn shì de shè huì xiē rén de shù chéng jiù bèi huái wéi jué cái de huò shì zhèng zhì xuān chuán de shēng míng
    I sometimes think that America, unlike the Sioux or the Buddhist societies I've seen, is torn by too many opinion-makers that divide us into a quarrelsome Athenian society where individual artistic achievements are suspected as attempts to enrich ourselves, or as political propaganda statements.
  • zài cǎi shí chǎng gōng zuò de rén
    a man who works in a quarry.
  • zài rén qún zhōng jǐng chá shī liǎo gēn zōng biāo
    The police lost their quarry in the crowd.
  • liè rén shī liǎo zài lín zhōng zhuī de niǎo shòu zōng yǐng
    The hunter lose sight of their quarry in the forest.
  • jiǔ jiǔ jiǔ nián wán chéngbāo kuò zài hǎi 'àn gōng yuán nèi shè cǎi yòng chē tāichuán zhǐ cán háikuàng shí huò hùn níng zhì zào de rén gōng jiāo
    The first phase, involving deployment of tyres, boats, quarry rock and concrete artificial reefs in marine parks, was completed in 1999.
  • liè rén xiàn liè táo dòng xuéliè quǎn shī liǎo liè de xiù hòu biàn mìng lìng liè quǎn tíng zhǐ sōu suǒ
    When the hunter realized that the quarry had gone to earth and the dogs had lost scent, he called off the hunt.
  • dāng liè gǒu de zhù rén shí dào liè cáng xiàliè gǒu shī liè zōng shí biàn tíng zhǐ liǎo zhuī
    When the master of the hounds realized that the quarry had gone to earth and the dogs had lost the scent, he called off the hunt.
  • ruò yòng dāo jiù kāi cǎi chū huā gǎng yányòng xiàn néng jìbó wèi chuán zhǐ me cái néng wàng yòng rén de zhī shí xìng zhè yàng měi miào 'ér yōu de dōng rén lèi de qíng gǎn gāo 'ào yàng de páng rán jìn xíng kàng zhēng
    Quarry the granite rock with razors, or moor the vessel with a thread of silk, then may you hope with such keen and delicate instruments as human knowledge and human reason to contend against those giants, the passion and the pride of man.
  • wèile jiàn zhù de gēn huò cǎi shí 'ér kāi záo jué de gōng rén
    a worker who excavates for foundations of buildings or for quarrying.
  • lán měi guó méng zhōu zhōng chéng shìwèi méng 'āi nán nán yòu shí tiān kuàng chǎng rén kǒu 18, 230
    A city of central Vermont south-southwest of Montpelier. There are marble quarries in the area. Population,18, 230.
  • ā 'ěr jiā kuí běi zhōng nán chéng shìzài nèi zài yòu shí cǎi shí chǎng rén kǒu 26, 322
    A city of south-central Quebec, Canada, on the Saguenay River. There are granite quarries in the area. Population,26, 322.
  • yóu quē tiān rán yuán shēng chǎn hángyè ( nóng cǎi kuàng shí kuàng ) zài běn shēng chǎn zǒng zhí jiù rén shù zhōng suǒ zhàn de bǐlǜ wēi dào
    Owing to the absence of natural resources, primary production (agriculture and fisheries, mining and quarrying) is very small in terms of its contributions to both GDP and employment in Hong Kong.
  • 'èr shí tiáo  fāng rén mín zhèng yīngdāng cǎi cuò shījiā qiáng duì cǎi kuàng shācǎi shí děng shēng chǎn huó dòng de guǎn fáng zhǐ shuǐ liú shī
    Article 20 The local people's governments at various levels shall take measures to strengthen the control over such production activities as mining, earth-fetching, sand-digging and quarrying, so as to prevent soil erosion.
  •   shǔ suǒ yòu de fáng hóng gōng chéng shè shīyīngdāng 'àn zhào shěng zhì zhí xiá shì rén mín zhèng de guī dìnghuàdìng bǎo fàn wéi。   zài fáng hóng gōng chéng shè shī bǎo fàn wéi nèijìn zhǐ jìn xíng bào jǐngcǎi shí děng wēi hài fáng hóng gōng chéng shè shī 'ān quán de huó dòng
    The scope of protect ion of collective--owned flood control works should be determined according to the provisions of people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government Within the scope of protection of flood control works, exploding, drilling wells, quarrying stones, collecting earth or other operations endangering the safety of flood control works are prohibited.
  • sān shí tiáo  zài xiàn shàng fāng rén mín zhèng huàdìng de bēng huá wēi xiǎn shí liú fàn wéi nèi shā huò zhě cǎi shí deyóu xiàn shàng fāng rén mín zhèng shuǐ xíng zhèng zhù guǎn mén lìng tíng zhǐ shàng shù wéi xíng wéicǎi jiù cuò shīchù kuǎn
    Article 34 In the case of earth-fetching, sand-digging or quarrying in areas in danger of land-collapsing or land-sliding or where mud-rock flow is liable to occur, as designated by the local people's government at or above the county level, the department of water administration under the people's government at or above the county level shall order the cessation of the above law-breaking acts and the adoption of remedial measures, and shall also impose a fine.
  • men liǎng rén hěn kuài jiù wán liǎo kuā tuō jiā jiǔ
    They polished off a quart of vodka between them.
  • fēn lán rén jūn nián xiāo hào 162 kuā tuō niú nǎi pái 'èr wèi sān wèi shì bīng dǎo, 160 kuā tuōnuó wēi 158 kuā tuō pái xià guó jiā shì lán rén jūn nián xiāo hào 141 kuā tuō
    Finland is second in milk consumption with 162 quarts consumed a year, next is Iceland with 160 quarts, then is Norway with 158 quarts, and the Ukraine with 141 quarts of milk consumed each year.
  • ài 'ěr lán shì jiè shàng guó jiā xiāo hào de niú nǎi dōuyào duōpíng jūn měi rén měi nián yào diào 164 kuā tuō niú nǎi
    Ireland consumes more milk than any other country in the world. On average, each person drinks over 164 quarts of milk a year.
  • sān nüèqīng nián néng zhì hǎolǎo rén jiàn yán wáng
    Quartan ague kill old men, and cure young.
  • tóng mǒu rén zhù zài zhǐ jiào cháng shí jiān de zhù
    Quarter oneself upon sb.
  • yóu yòu gèng duō jīng jiǎn rén shǒu cái jiǎn yuán gōnglìng zǒng jiù rén shù wèi néng zhuī shàng láo gōng gōng yìng de zēngzhǎngyīn jīng jié xìng tiáozhěng de shī shuài yóu 'èr de 4.5% biāo shēng zhì sān de 5.3%, zài shēng zhì 6.1%。
    As total employment growth fell behind labour supply growth upon more extensive corporate downsizing and lay-offs, the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate leaped from 4.5 per cent in both the first and second quarters to 5.3 per cent in the third quarter and further to 6.1 per cent in the fourth quarter.
  • xiàn shí qíng kuàng shì dāng jīn shì jiè zhǐ yòu fēn zhī de rén kǒu shēng huó zài guó jiā fēn zhī sān de rén kǒu shì shēng huó zài zhǎn zhōng guó jiāhuò zhě jiào guó jiā
    As things stand, only one quarter of the present world population lives in developed countries, while the other three quarters are in the developing or so-called underdeveloped countries.
  • [ fèi ] mǒu rén bǎo chí yǒu hǎo guān
    Keep fair quarter with sb.
  • [ fèi ] mǒu rén bǎo chí yǒu hǎo guān
    Keep good quarter with sb.
  • tōu tōu sài gěi bān yùn gōng rén liǎng jiǎo fēn qián de yìng
    He slipped the porter a quarter.
  • cóng bǎo zhàng duì xiàng de gòu chéng lái kàn sān duì xiàng zhàn 1/4, zài zhíxià gǎngshī tuì xiū rén yuán kùn nán rén yuán zhàn 3/4。
    In terms of the composition of the recipients, the "three-no people" accounts for one quarter of the recipients, while the employed, laid-off, unemployed and retired workers and other people living in poverty, three quarters.
  • yīn shī rén shù shàng shēng shì xià cuò shì dào jiào zhū gāo fēng xià jiàng yóu de shēng diēxiāng gǎng jīn nián jīng chū xiàn zēngzhǎngjīng kùn jìng zài wèi lái huì chí xià
    Therefore, unemployment has risen, stock prices have fallen and property market has declined very substantially from the peak. Tourism has also fallen off sharply, Hong Kong's economy recorded negative growth in the first quarter. The economy will continue to be difficult for a number of quarters to come.
  • kuā lóng yòu fēn zhī hēi rén xuè tǒng de rén
    A person having one-quarter Black ancestry.
  • qiú fēn wèi wèi zhì de rén
    (football) the person who plays quarterback.
  • qián lián bāng háng kōng shì diào chá mén rén yuē hàn · hàn shuōzhōng yāng qíng bào guān yuán céng zhǐ shì yǐn mán 1986 nián 11 yuè 18 jià běn mín háng zài 'ā jiā zhōu 'ān léi jìn zāo míng fēi xíng de zhēn xiāng
    John Callahan,a former FAA division chief of accidents and investigations,said he was directed by CIA officers to cover up a Nov.18,1986,incident involving a UFO and a Japanese airliner near Anchorage,Alaska.