zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jiàn jiāng
    Mooring On The River
  • lín měi guó jiā dōng nán de chéng shìzài sài dōng nán piān dōngzǎo zài 1774 nián shā zhōu shòu huān yíng de wēn quán yóu shèng wéi bān rén suǒ zhīrén kǒu 40, 181
    A city of southeast California east-southeast of Riverside. It is a desert oasis and popular resort with hot springs known to the Spanish as early as1774. Population,40, 181.
  • zài bàn qiú zhī yáo de měi guó 'é gāng zhōu běn dùn shì · ān · wēi lán zhèng zài yīng wǎng shàng chōng lànggāng qiǎo zài yóu ruì diǎn rén quán huó dòng jiā · sāng chuàng de wǎng shàng kàn dào liǎo yǒng xīn de diàn yóu jiàn bèi yán zhòng de xiān tiān xìng xīn zàng bìng zhè shēn shēn yǐn zhù liǎo
    Half a world away, in Pendleton, Ore. Mary Anne Wehland was surfing the Internet when she happened upon Yongxin's message, posted on a Web page created by a Swedish human-rights activist named Bo Sandberg. Mary Anne was riveted by the words "Serious congenital heart disease.”
  • cóng " tóng xiǎo kāng " de xiǎng shè huì,《 sān jīngde jiào zhé xué、《 dào de zhé , " sòng yuán 'èr shǐ 'ān " sòng bié zhì yǒu de gǎn qíng,《 zhèng de kāng kǎi 'áng,《 shuǐhǔzhuànshēng dòng de rén huá,《 sān guó yǎn de jiān xióng xiá dàobèi yǐngde zhī qíng,《 jué bié shūyīng xióng 'ér de máo dùn,《 ā q zhèng chuánxiào zài zuǐ zài xīn de mín bēi 'āi tóng de fāng shì tóng de jiǎo fǎn yìng tóng de shè huìbiǎo tóng de qíng cāodàn tóng yàng de yǐn rén shèng
    From the ideal society of "the Great Harmony and Minor Prosperity", the educational philosophy encapsulated in the "Three Character Classic", the emotions of bidding farewell to a close friend in "Farewell to Yuan Er", the rousing passions of "An Ode to Integrity", the vivid characterisation of "The Water Margin", the evil men and gallant heroes of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"; to the father-son bond portrayed in "The View of His Back", the conflicts of heroic men and women in "A Letter of Farewell to My Wife", the poignant comedy of a nation's sorrow in "The Story of Ah Q"; these works portray different societiesand sentiments using different styles and different angles, but they are all equally riveting.
  • shì : děng guò liǎo tóu liǎng shí kǒujiù xiàng zuǒ guǎi jiù dào liǎo 'ěr sài
    When you've passed the first two cross-roads, just to the left, and you'll be on Hillside Road.
  • kuáng bào de fēng làngměng liè de léi míng xiàng hǒu zhe men de yīnyuè héng héng · páng kuáng bào de tiān kuáng bào de hǎi
    boisterous winds and waves; the fierce thunders roar me their music- Ezra Pound; rough weather; rough seas.
  • xiāo fáng duì xiàng lǎng nán irt gāo jià tiě zhàn cuàn chū de huǒ yàn wéi lǒng guò láizuó tiān shàng dǎi jié chéng zòng huǒ fén shāo gāi zhànshòu piào yuán shā tuō shēn
    Firemen close in on blaze as it roars through elevated South Bronx IRT station, where token booth clerk Micki Shaheed was trapped after thwarted robbers torched station early yesterday.
  • zài nián · luó bīn běn · màn zuò defēi huí jiāshǐ wéi zhòng duō de rén suǒ huái niàn , gāi zuò pǐn chéng wéi quán qiú jué shì yuèjié yīnyuè huì shàng yǎn zòu de hàn dùn de zhāo pái gēqǔ
    Many will remember him for his 1939 collaboration with Sid Robbin and Benny Goodman on Flying Home, that became Hamp ton's signature song at jazz festivals and concerts around the world.
  • bèi níng hòu lái de yùn yào hǎo duō de xià juésè shì zài luó · léi 'ěr deměi guó zǒng tǒng piàn zhōng shì yǎn zǒng tǒng ( mài 'ěr · dào shì ) de 'ài rénjǐn jiē zhe yòu kāi shǐ tàn jiū lìng zhǒng xíng shì de zhèng zhìyīn wéi yào chū yǎn chá · lún ruì 'ēn 1996 nián de gǎi biān diàn yǐng chá sān shì》。
    Bening had more luck with her subsequent role as Michael Douglas' presidential love interest in Rob Reiner's The American President (1995), and then went on to explore politics of a different sort with Richard Loncraine's 1996 adaptation of Richard III.
  • guó de shè huì zhù zhě gěi de tiáo gān biě deyǒng héng zhēn shàng jiàn yòng biàn de zhū zhì chéng dexiù mǎn huá zǎo de huā duǒ jìn tòu tián qíng de gān de wài zhè jiàn guāng cǎi duó mùdì wài zhǐ shì shǐ men de huò zài zhè xiē zhōng jiān zēng jiā xiāo liǎo
    The robe of speculative cobwebs, embroidered with flowers of rhetoric, steeped in the dew of sickly sentiment, this transcendental robe in which the German Socialists wrapped their sorry "eternal truths," all skin and bone, served to wonderfully increase the sale of their goods amongst such a public.
  • zuó tiān zài yín zuò chàdiǎn zhuàng shàng luó · léi
    Yesterday I nearly ran into Robert Redford in the Ginza
  • 1996 nián bài 'ài shī · jiǎ láo lún · huò zhēng luó bīn · wēi lián dechuān jiā de jiào shīzhōng de pèijué
    In 1996,she beat out Ashley Judd and Lauren Holly for the supporting role of Robin Williams' Teacher in Jack.
  • bīn xùn zhěng zhěng zhōu lái bèi nòng jiāo zào 'ān
    Ted Robinson has been worried all the week.
  • dān 'ěr 1660- 1731 yīng guó zuò jiā zhù míng de xiǎo shuō wéi bīn xùn piāo liú yóu jiào shān · sài 'ěr de lán hǎi yuán zài huāng dǎo shàng de tàn xiǎn jīng líng gǎn chuàng zuò 'ér chéng hái zhù yòu 'ěr lán nián shì zuò 1722 nián
    British writer whose most famous novel, Robinson Crusoe(1719), was inspired by the exploits of a Scottish sailor and castaway, Alexander Selkirk. He also wrote Moll Flanders and A Journal of the Plague Year(both1722).
  • v héng 1 huǒ jiàn zài 'èr shì jiè zhàn zhōng guó rén shǐ yòng de dòng dǎo háng fēi dàn
    A robot bomb deployed by the Germans in World War II.
  • 1995 nián jìn luó dǎo tuō 'ěr de luó jié · wēi lián xué xué yuànzài sān nián de shí hòuxiě liǎo piān guān dna jiǎn yàn de xīn xué lùn wénbìng qiě hěn kuài shí dào zhè huò yòng jiě jiù
    In 1995 she entered Roger Williams University law school in Bristol, R.I. There, in her third year, she did a research paper on the new science of DNA testing and quickly realized that it might be what she needed to free her brother.
  • liù jiè guó jiā bàng qiú lián méng de guànjūn luó jié bàng qiú shēng shì zài zhōu de fēi zhèng shì yùn dòng chǎng shàng kāi shǐ de
    Rogers who was National League baseball batting champion six times, first started playing on Texas sand lots.
  • ā tài 'ěr léi 1899- 1987 měi guó dǎo jiā yǎn yuán yōu měi de dǎo fēng dàng jīn jié · luó jié de shù diàn yǐng zhù míngbāo kuò mào( 1935 nián
    American dancer and actor noted for his elegant style and his partnership with Ginger Rogers in several motion pictures, including Top Hat(1935).
  • liǎng guān jiàn xìng de nèi chéng yuán luó jié lāi 'ěr de ruǎn ruò néngyòu jiā zhòng liǎo xīn yuán yòu de zhí quán dān
    What added to the inherent power of his position and his burdens was the weakness of two key Cabinet members,Rogers and Laird.
  •   chǎn shēng liǎo yuē hàn · dāng yuē hàn · kūn · dāng 'ào duō lán lín · lái nuò · luó luó ·b、 · hǎi yuē hàn · jié luó tāo · kěn liù wèi měi huí zǒng tǒngbìng chǎn shēng liǎo sān shí wèi nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng huò zhě
    Six presidents of the United States-John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Theodore and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Rutherford B. Hayes, and John Fitzgerald Kennedy-were graduates of Harvard. Its faculty have produced 34 NobeI Laureates.
  • shíā nuò zǒng shì kǎo hòu guǒ luàn xià zhù
    Arnold has always been a high roller when it came to gambling.
  • shíā nuò zǒng shì kǎo hòu guǒ luàn xià zhù
    Arnold has always been a high roller when it comes to gambling.
  • gōng yuán qián 214- gōng yuán qián 212) luó jūn duì bāo wéi zhā bìng zuì hòu zhàn lǐng chéng shìér qiě hái shā liǎo 'ā )。
    the Roman siege of Syracuse (214-212 BC) was eventually won by the Romans who sacked the city (killing Archimedes).
  • ā guó yīng xióng,( gōng yuán 9 nián), zài shuài lǐng xià zài tiáo dùn bǎo jiā sēn lín bài luó rén de sān jūn tuányīn 'ér jiāng guó rén cóng luó tǒng zhì xià jiě fàng chū lái
    German hero who led the defeat of three legions of Romans in the Teutoburger Wald( a.d.9), thereby liberating the Germans from Roman rule.
  • 'ěr guó nán de chéng shìwèi 'ěr pànkào jìn sēn bǎo biān jiègāi shì shì gāo dōng de mín héng héng wéi rén jiàn dezài luó rén tǒng zhì shí shì zhòng yào de shāng zhōng xīnhòu lái chéng wéi shén shèng luó guó de fēngāi shì zài 1797 nián zhì 1815 nián zhí bèi guó kòng zhìrén kǒu 94, 190
    A city of southwest Germany on the Moselle River near the Luxembourg border. Settled by the Treveri, an eastern Gaulish people, it was an important commercial center under the Romans and later as part of the Holy Roman Empire. The city was under French control from1797 until1815. Population,94, 190.
  • shèng yīng guó tiān zhù jiào chuán jiào shìhuó yuè guó
    English Roman Catholic missionary active in Germany.
  • ā luó de zuò chéng shìwèi xiōng biān jiè jìn de luó shí pànxiān yóu 'ěr tǒng zhìhòu yóu xiōng tǒng zhìzài 1920 nián chéng wéi luó de fēnrén kǒu 183, 774
    A city of western Romania on the Mure tiě l River near the Hungarian border. Ruled by Turkey and later by Hungary, it became part of Romania in1920. Population,183, 774.
  • duō nǎo 'ōu zhōu zhōng de tiáo liú yuán guó de nán quán cháng yuē 2, 848 gōng ( 1, 770 yīng xiàng dōng nán liú jīng 'ào xiōng nán luó zhù hēi hǎicóng zhōng shì zhí shì zhù yào de shāng xiàn
    A river of south-central Europe rising in southwest Germany and flowing about2, 848 km(1, 770 mi) southeast through Austria, Hungary, Yugoslavia, and Romania to the Black Sea. It has been a major trade route since the Middle Ages.
  • duō nǎo yuán guóliú jīng 'ōu zhōu zhōng de 9 guó jiāzài luó huì hǎi
    Crossing 9 nations in the center of Europe from its German source to its Romanian mouth, flows the Danube river.
  • shí 'ào lián 'ōu zhōu fēn nán chéng shìkào jìn luó biān jìngwèi 'áo běi 15 shì zǎo jiàn chéng wéi xiū dào yuàn zhōng xīn shì 'ěr wéi shǒu rén kǒu 624, 000
    A city of southwest European U.S.S.R. near the Romanian border northwest of Odessa. Founded as a monastery center in the early15th century, it is the capital of Moldavia. Population,624, 000.
  • ào · léi · fèi nán · féng 1761- 1819 guó zuò jiā duì làng màn zhù de cháo fěngèr bǎi duō shēng dòng de de zhēng chǎo 'ér wén míng
    German dramatist noted for his ridicule of romanticism, his more than200 lively dramas, and his quarrels with Goethe.
  • léi 1862- 1934 yīng guó zuòqǔ jiā bàn shēng zài guó guò zuò pǐn shòu 'ài huá · liè de yǐng xiǎng làng màn zhù yìn xiàng zhù xiāng jié
    British composer who spent most of his life in France. His work, influenced by Edvard Grieg, combines romanticism and impressionism.