zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yóu zhèng de huāng miù wéi xíng wéi , shì cháng bèi xuān gào yòu zuì
    The mayor was condemned for the monstrous malfeasance of his administration
  • jīng guò zhè qiē zhī hòu hái bào yòu yuàn hèn qíng shì hěn huāng miù de
    It seems so absurd to bear malice after all that.
  • jiāo 'ào mǎn dǒng mào wéi shì huò mèi huāng táng
    He may be conceited, ill mannered.
  • hǎi dào guò guàn cháng rén men zài huāng dǎo
    Pirates used to maroon people on desert islands.
  • shuǐ shǒu men cóng cán de chuán cháng shǒu zhōng duó guò liǎo zhǐ huī quán fàng zhú dào huāng dǎo shàng
    The sailors took command of the ship from the cruel captain and marooned him on a desert island.
  • hěn xiǎn ránhuǒ xīng céng jīng bìng dōushì jīn tiān zhè yàng bīng dòng de huāng yuán
    Clearly, Mars was not always the frozen wasteland it is today.
  • hǎi tān huāng de wéi kěn duì shuǐ yān huò zhǎo de kāi kěn
    The reclamation of flooded or marshy land.
  • shēn shàng jǐn dài liǎo shǎo de qiánzài yīng lán zhōng huāng yuán shàng chù piào láo qiú zhí
    Taking just a little money with her, she wanders about the Midland moors, vainly seeking employment.
  • biǎo liǎo tōng huāng táng de kōng tán
    He has a speech with moonshine.
  • guò shí cháng zài huāng shàng cháng shí jiān sàn
    He used to go for long walks on the moors.
  • sōu suǒ duì zài huāng cǎo fēn sǎnxíng dòng
    The search party spread out over the moor.
  • shān huāng yuán huāng sēn lín de zhuàng píng yuán huāng
    An unforested rolling plain; a moor.
  • tiáo héng yuè huāng de xiǎo jìng jiàn jiàn bèi cǎi chū lái liǎo
    A track was gradually worn across the moor.
  • jǐng chá dài zhe jǐng quǎn zài huāng chéng shàn xíng zhǎn kāi
    Police with tracer dogs were fanning out over the moor.
  • jiǎn de jiā piàn huāng yòu xiāng dāng cháng duàn
    It was a far fetch from Jane s house to the moor.
  • huāng piàn wèi kāi kěn de gài yòu cǎo běn zhí 'ǎi guàn cóng de kāi kuò huāng
    An extensive tract of uncultivated open land covered with herbage and low shrubs; a moor.
  • piàn tián yòu biàn chéng liǎo huāng
    The fields have reverted to moorland.
  • luó qiē shí mèn 'ér dān zhù zài jìn huāng liáng de fēn dīng zhuāng yuán
    Rochester is now living in morose solitude at the lonely nearby manor of Ferndean.
  • měi chù nóng zhuāng dōuyòu gòu mǎi lái de pèi gěi de rén cóng shì kāi kěn huāng
    For its rough cultivation each estate had a multitude of hand héng of purchased and assigned servants.
  • dǎo shì yīn wéi chéng men duì xíng duàn liàn yòu shénme piān 'àiér shì yīn wéi shān nìng yóu jiàn tài jiào chī men jīng sān zhàn dòngyòu hái zhe yóu chē héng guò yào xiǎng pàn biàn chē tuō huí hēi huāng yuán
    not because they had the least relish for walking exercise, under the circumstances, but because the hill, and the harness, and the mud, and the mail, were all so heavy that the horses had three times already come to a stop, beside once drawing the coach across the road, with the mutinous intent of taking it back to Blackheath.
  • zhè shén de guān jìn zhí huāng rén yānzhí dào 12 shì qiú cháng cái de luò zài 'ān jiā
    This mystical wonder sat uninhabited by humans until the 12th century when Chief Mukuni and his tribe settled here.
  • míng xīng de shēng shǐ biàn shén jiāo tuò huāng zhě de chuán
    A star whose fame turned her into a myth; the pioneer myth of suburbia.
  • yīn rén bāng zài jiān chí zhèng què de zhèng zhì fāng xiàng de qián xià gāo jiào zhì liàng gāo xué shēng de xué wén huà shuǐ píngshuō chéng shì shénmezhì ”, jiā fǎn duìzhè dàn shì chè de huāng miùér qiě shì duì chǎn jiē zhèng zhì de shí shàng de xiāo bèi pàn
    Hence the Gang of Four were not only being utterly ridiculous but were actually negating and betraying proletarian politics when they opposed efforts to improve the quality of education and to raise the students' scientific and cultural level on the basis of a firm, correct political orientation and declared that that was "putting intellectual education first".
  • bié gōng huāng liǎo
    Don't neglect your lessons.
  • lǎo shī píng huāng fèi liǎo xué
    The teacher taxed him with having neglected his work.
  • xiǎo dào bèi zhì huāng fèi
    The paths and roads were all neglected and running wild.
  • guǒ men yǔn wèi lái de huāng shēng men jiù shì zài fàn zuìér qiě méi yòu shénme néng jiǎn qīng men de zuì
    We will be guilty of criminal negligence, without extenuation, if we permit future famines.
  • wèi niǔ yuē zhōu 'ā róng huāng de dōng běi gāo de shān fēng guāng dōng de fēn fēi xuějiā shàng xià rén de hòu shǐ lāi chéng liǎo zhōng nián yóu shèng
    Nestled in the northeastern portion of the Adirondack wilderness of New York State, the rugged mountain scenery, heavy winter snows and a pleasant summer climate combined to make lake placid a popular tourist year-round resort.
  • duì xiē yīn yín qián chǎn wèn 'ér fēn liè de jiā tíng shuō :“ men qiáo qiáo shān de rén shì piàn fēi cháng huāng liáng de fāng shí nián tīng dào huáng yīng de shēng
    To families divided by questions of money and inheritance he said: "Look at the mountaineers of Devolny, a country so wild that the nightingale is not heard there once in fifty years.
  • zài gāo jué shì de shì zhōngzhè zài qīn gěi wèi nǎi shí yǎo nǎi tóu de mán de hái yuàn xuǎn huāng shēng huóhòu lái yīn chéng shòu zhuóshí shí zài zài de wài piāo shēng huó chéng zài shú zuì fǎnxǐng de jìn jiān hái céng gǒu qiǎng shí
    In the romance of Sir Gowther, a malignant child who tears his mother's nipple while feeding from her breast voluntarily chooses the wild life, and so suffers a penance of literally living out this wildness, as he is fed from the mouths of dogs while locked in an atoning silence.
  • zhè xiē huà chún shǔ huāng miù
    This talk of yours is broad nonsense.
  • běi fāng cǎo yuán de huāng
    The wilds of the northern steppes.