经zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • huāng dàn bù jīng de gù shì； nán yǐ zhì xìn de shì
    At is difficult to believe
  • wǒ duì jīng cháng duàn liàn shēn tǐ de hǎo chù yòu diǎn huái yí。
    I'm not a great believer in taking regular physical exercise.
  • shì 'ā。 wǒ què shí hěn nán xiāng xìn tā yǐ jīng 60 suì liǎo。
    Yeah, I really have a hard time believing she is already 60.
  • sāngzhōng yǐ jīng qiāo xiǎng。
    The bell is knelling.
  • tā de què kàn qǐ lái xiàng yī gè chuānzhuó guò shí yī fú de nán fāng nǚ rén， tā yǐ jīng bù xiàng １ ０ nián qián nà me piào liàng， zhǐ shì tā zì jǐ méi yòu chá jué。
    She certainly looked like a southern belle who wore outdated clothes and whose beauty had peaked a decade earlier， only she didn't know it yet.
  • wǒ men zhèng fǔ yǐ jīng jìn zhǐ xiàng jiāo zhàn guó shū chū shí yóu。
    Our government has forbidden to export the petroleum to the belligerent countries.
  • tōng guò fēng xiāng kōng qì bèi qiǎngpò jīng guò zì yóu huáng piàn。
    air is forced through free reeds by bellows.
  • yòu dà dù zǐ； jīng cháng yòng yú zǔ hé cí。
    having a belly; often used in combination.
  • wǒ yǐ jīng tīng gòu nǐ de shǎ zhù yì liǎo。
    I've had a bellyful of your silly advice.
  • hēng lì duì tā qī zǐ nà xiē bào yuàn huà yǐ jīng tīng yàn liǎo。
    Henry has had a bellyful of his wife's complaints.
  • wǒ duì tā zhè gè rén yǐ jīng fán tòu liǎo。
    I've had a bellyful of him.
  • wǒ duì nǐ de nà xiē bào yuàn huà yǐ jīng tīng yàn liǎo。
    I've had a bellyful of your complaints.
  • shǔ yú yǐ jīng guò qù hěn jiǔ de shí jiān de。
    belonging to time long gone.
  • nǐ kě bǎ dōng xī jīng kōng yùn huò hǎi yùn yùn qù。
    You can freight your belongings by air or sea.
  • nǐ bù gāi wèi jīng tā rén yǔn xǔ shàn yòng tā men de dōng xī。
    You should not appropriate other people 's belongings without their permission.
  • xún zhǎo mǒu wù； wèi jīng xǔ kě cóng bié rén de suǒ yòu wù zhōng xún zhǎo。
    go through in search of something; search through someone's belongings in an unauthorized way.
  • mò lǐ sēn， tuō ní shēng yú 1931 měi guó zuò jiā， qí xiǎo shuō rú sū lā（ 1973 nián） hé chǒng 'ér（ 1987 nián） jiē shì liǎo měi guó hēi rén fù nǚ de shēng huó jīng lì
    American writer whose novels, such as Sula(1973) and Beloved(1987), examine the experiences of Black American women.
  • ài rén， yì zhōng rén shēnqiè huò qiáng liè xǐ 'ài huò xī yǐn de duì xiàng； bèi 'ài zhě。 jīng cháng yòng yú nì chēng
    A person who is the object of deep or intense affection or attraction; beloved. Often used as a term of endearment.
  • shā 'ēn tè zhì de guǒ liǎo sōng cuì huáng yóu hé qiǎo kè lì de tǔ dòu tiáo shēn shòu láo lún yī jiā de xǐ 'ài， yǐ zhì yú láo lún zì jǐ yě bù duàn gǔ dòng tā kāi shǐ jīng yíng qiǎo kè lì shì yè。
    Shane's butter crunch and chocolate-covered potato sticks were so beloved by the Lauren household that the designer himself urged her to start marketing her creations.
  • tā zǒng shì tàn xī yán jiū jīng fèi bù zú。
    He always bemoans the shortage of funds for research.
  • wáng píng： qí lā wéi tè fá qiú de jīng diǎn zhī zuò shì 60 mǐ kāi wài de yī jì rèn yì qiú， jìng rán shǐ 'ā gēn tíng duì de shǒu mén yuán bó gé sī wàng qiú xīng tàn。
    Wang Ping: Chilavert's classic shot was a free kick of 60 meters away. It unexpectedly made the Argentinean goalkccper Burgers bemoan his inadequacy in the face of a great task.
  • qǐng nín gào sù běn wǒ yǐ jīng lái zhè lǐ liǎo， hǎo má？
    Would you please tell Ben that I've come here?
  • zhè tiáo cháng dèng jīng cháng dāng zhuō zǐ yòng。
    The bench often does duty for a table.
  • wéi gǔ lì gè xíng yè zhì dìng zì wǒ guī guǎn jī zhì， cóng 'ér cù jìn jìng zhēng， xiāo wěi huì cǎo nǐ liǎo yī tào gōng shāng yè de jī zhǔn jīng yíng shǒu zé， gōng gè shāng yè jī gòu jí zhuān yè tuán tǐ cān kǎo， yǐ zhù gǎi shàn xiāng gǎng yíng shāng shǒu fǎ de shuǐ píng yǔ biāo zhǔn。
    To facilitate the establishment of self-regulatory regimes for enhancing competition, the council developed a Benchmark Code of Practice for companies, professional and trade associations to use as a reference to help them improve the level and standard of practices in Hong Kong.
  • （ yī） wān qū； jīng cháng zhǐ fǎn cháng qíng kuàng。
    (medical) a curving or bending; often abnormal.
  • zhè tiáo lù jīng guò jǐ gè zhuǎn wān zhī hòu jiù zhí liǎo .
    The road straightens (out) after a series of bends.
  • tā shuō： “ zài zhè lǐ， dà jiādōu xiǎng fāng shè fǎ wéi dá bù dào biāo zhǔn de xué shēng zhǎo jiè kǒu。 zài 'é luó sī， rén men zhù jí tǐ gōng yù， méi yòu xīn shuǐ jiāng jiù dù rì， fù mǔ hái jīng cháng hē zuì， dàn zhè dōubù shì chéng jì bù hǎo de jiè kǒu。 zài yīng guó， jiào shī yòu shí bù gǎn gōng kāi gǔ lì cōng míng de hái zǐ， yīn wéi zhè yě xǔ huì mào fàn nà xiē xué xí bù hǎo de hái zǐ。 ”
    "Here everybody bends over backwards to find excuses for the underachievers. In Russia people live in communal flats, go without wages, and parents are frequently drunk, but that is not an excuse to underperform at school. In Britain teachers can be afraid to encourage bright kids openly because it might offend the underachievers," he says.
  • tā duì tā de 'ēn rén bìng fēi wú lǐ， tā zhǐ shì màn bù jīng xīn。
    He was not insolent to his benefactor, he was simply insensible;
  • duì suǒ yòu guó jiādōu yòu yì de wǔ qì kòng zhì xié yì； wēn hé qì hòu de yì chù； zhè gè jīng lì duì tā shì yòu yì de。
    an arms limitation agreement beneficial to all countries; the beneficial effects of a temperate climate; the experience was good for her.
  • wǒ rèn wéi hé zī jīng yíng duì wǒ men shuāng fāng dōuyòu lì。
    I think joint venture will be beneficial to us both.
  • jīng yàn， jiào xùn néng gěi rén yǐ yòu yì de xīn zhī shí huò zhì huì de jīng lì、 lì zǐ huò jiàn wén
    An experience, example, or observation that imparts beneficial new knowledge or wisdom.
  • xiāo fèi zhù yì yī zhǒng rèn wéi zhú bù zēngzhǎng de shāng pǐn xiāo fèi yòu lì yú jīng jì fā zhǎn de lǐ lùn
    The theory that a progressively greater consumption of goods is economically beneficial.