东zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • liǎng gè shì qíng dū zuò。 wǒ men kě yǐ xiān chī diǎn dōng xī， rán hòu qù kàn diàn yǐng。
    Let's do both. We can grab a bite to eat and then go to a movie.
  • fáng dōng zhuā zhù liǎo dǎo dàn guǐ， bǎ tā shuāng bì fǎn níng hòu qiáng tuī chū mén。
    The landlord grabbed the troublemaker and from marched him out the door.
  • tā guàn yòng de shǒu duàn bāo kuò zhuā bié rén pán lǐ de shí wù yǐ jí jiāng yì suì de dōng xī měng rēng zài dì。
    Her favourite tricks included grabbing other people's food from their plates and hurling fragile objects to the floor.
  • dí rén yī xiàng kàn bù qǐ wǒ men， dōng sì shěng dé liǎo piányí zhī hòu， jiā zhī yǐ jì dōng 、 chá běi de zhàn lǐng， zhè xiē dū suàn zuò dí rén de zhàn lüè zhēn chá。
    The enemy has always looked down on us. After grabbing the four northeastern provinces at small cost, he occupied eastern Hopei and northern Chahar, all by way of strategic reconnaissance.
  • gāo dà、 zhuāng shì yòng de shù， yòu yōu měi de jiàn jiàn shēn zhǎn de shù zhī， yī bān shēngzhǎng zài běi měi zhōu dōng bù。
    large ornamental tree with graceful gradually spreading branches common in eastern North America.
  • jiàng dī mǒu zhǒng dōng xī de jí bié； jiǎn shǎo tā de jià zhí。
    lower the grade of something; reduce its worth.
  • ràng hàoqí de rén shè zú zuì piān yuǎn de hǎi tān hé yǐn cáng dé jí shēn de sì miào， tóng shí ràng tā men zài suǒ dào zhī chù luàn diū dōng xī、 luàn xiě luàn huà， zhè nán dào shì dà jiā qǐ pàn de má？
    Is it really desirable to have the most remote beach, the most hidden temple exposed to human curiosity and at the same time to the litter and graffiti that humanity leaves in its path?
  • suì xiǎo mài niǎn suì liǎo de xiǎo mài， cháng yòng yú zhōng dōng shí pǐn zhōng
    Cracked wheat grains, often used in Middle Eastern dishes.
  • lèi sì dà jiào táng de dōng xī zài guī mó huò quán wēi shàng lèi sì jiào táng de mǒu wù
    Something that resembles a cathedral, as in grandeur or authority.
  • lā hé 'ěr bā jī sī tǎn dōng běi bù yī zuò chéng shì， wèi yú kào jìn yìn dù biān jiè de lā wǎ 'ěr pǐn dì dōng nán。 tā zuò wéi méng wù 'ér wáng cháo de shǒu dū yú 16 shì jì dá dào dǐng shèng shí qī， bìng qiě liú yòu xǔ duō nà gè shí qī de jié chū jiàn zhù。 rén kǒu 2， 685， 000
    A city of northeast Pakistan near the Indian border southeast of Rawalpindi. The city reached the height of its grandeur as a Mogul capital in the16th century and retains many splendid architectural examples from that period. Population,2, 685, 000.
  • lái bāng nǎi nǎi bān dōng xī。
    Come and help grandma with her things.
  • cóng zhè lǐ nǐ kě yǐ duì quán bù dōng xī yī lǎn wú yí， jǐng sè zhēn zhuàng guān。
    You can get a grandstand view of everything here and the spread is marvelous.
  • lǐ nǎi nǎi de yá chǐ quán bù luò guāng liǎo， tā chī dōng xī zhǐ néng yī diǎn yī diǎn dì kěn。
    Her teeth having all dropped out, Granny Li could only nibble away at her food.
  • bó pí zǐ sè pú táo， chǎn yú měi guó dōng běi bù。
    slip-skin purple table grape of the northeastern United States.
  • yuán shēng yú měi guó dōng nán bù de pú táo； xǔ duō zhòngzhí pú táo de gēn yuán。
    native grape of southeastern United States; origin of many cultivated varieties.
  • tā shì tú zhuā zhù rèn hé duì zì jǐ yòu lì de dōng xī。
    He grasped at anything that might help him.
  • rè dài hǎi shēng xué jū jiáqiào dòng wù， yòu dà de yì yú zhuā dōng xī de fù zhī。
    tropical marine burrowing crustaceans with large grasping appendages.
  • bù jiǔ qián， zài yī gè jī céng duì huà huì shàng， yī xiē fēi huí jiào tú guó huì yì yuán wèn， wèishénme huí jiào tú fù nǚ bù hé yì xìng wò shǒu。 qí shí， zài shì jiè gè dì de huí jiào tú shè qún， yóu qí shì huí jiào tú jū duō de dōng nán yà shè huì， zhè shì huí jiào tú fù nǚ xí yǐ wéi cháng de zuò fǎ。
    At a recent grassroots dialogue session, some non-Muslim MPs asked why Muslim women did not shake hands when this is common practise among Muslims worldwide, not least in predominantly Muslim South-east Asia.
  • bǎo yī zhǒng fēn bù yú dōng bàn qiú de dà xíng、 cháng tuǐ、 bǎo kē shòu liè niǎo lèi， jīng cháng chū xiàn zài gān zào 'ér kāi kuò de dà cǎo yuán
    Any of various large, long-legged Old World game birds of the family Otididae that frequent dry, open, grassy plains.
  • zài zhè gè guò chéng zhōng chū xiàn liǎo yī xiē xiāo jí de dōng xī， dàn gèng zhòng yào de shì， gǎo zhè xiē gǎi gé， zǒu zhè yàng de lù， yǐ jīng gěi wǒ men dài lái liǎo kě xǐ de jiēguǒ。
    It is true that some negative things have appeared in the process, but what is more important is the gratifying progress we have been able to achieve by initiating these reforms and following this road.
  • fā guā cā shēng fā chū guā dōng xī de shēng yīn
    To utter in a grating voice.
  • zhè lǐ wǒ jǐn jǐn zhǐ chū， zhǐ yào mǒu zhǒng zì rán yào sù de shù liàng shí jì shàng shì wú xiàn de， zé chú fēi néng bèi rén lǒng duàn， fǒu zé tā zài shì chǎng shàng jiù bù huì yòu rèn hé jià zhí， yīn wéi méi yòu rén huì yòng dōng xī huàn qǔ kě yǐ wú cháng dé dào de dōng xī。
    For the present I shall only remark that so long as the quantity of a natural agent is practically unlimited, it cannot, unless susceptible of artificial monopoly, bear any value in the market, since no one will give anything for what can be obtained gratis.
  • shòu huì de qiàn bié rén dōng xī， rú rén qíng； gǎn jī de
    Owing something, such as gratitude, to another; indebted.
  • dàn suǒ yòu qí tā duì rén yòu yòng 'ér dà zì rán yòu bù shì wú cháng tí gōng de dōng xī， yě shì cái fù。
    but everything else which serves any human purpose, and which nature does not afford gratuitously, is wealth also.
  • jiǔ qián， xiǎo fèi yīn kuài jié de fú wù 'ér jǐyǔ de shǎng jīn huò xiǎo fèi， yóu zhǐ zài yī xiē jìn dōng guó jiā lǐ
    A gratuity or tip, paid to expedite service especially in some Near Eastern countries.
  • sī dà lín yán zhòng pò huài shè huì zhù yì fǎ zhì， máo zé dōng tóng zhì jiù shuō guò， zhè yàng de shì jiàn zài yīng、 fǎ、 měi zhè yàng de xī fāng guó jiā bù kě néng fā shēng。
    Stalin gravely damaged socialist legality, doing things which Comrade Mao Zedong once said would have been impossible in Western countries like Britain, France and the United States.
  • 　　 tā jiàn yì shuō wǒ men kě yǐ zài wǒ de dà yè bān zhī hòu yī qǐ qù chī dōng xī .
    He suggested we should go to eat after my graveyard shift.
  • xiǎo huǒ men huì shuō， “ wǒ wéi zhè jiā gōng sī gōng zuò , wǒ zuàn zhè me duō qián , wǒ kāi zhè yàng de chē -- zhè jiù shì xī yǐn gū niàn men de dōng xī ”。
    " Guys would say, ' I work for this company, this is how much money I'm making, this is what I'm driving' and that's what the girls would gravitate to.
  • rú guǒ méi yòu yǐn lì， wǒ men rén běn shēn yǐ jí qí tā dōng xī jiù huì lí kāi dì qiú ． fēi xiàng tài kōng。
    if there were no gravitation, we and everything else would fly off the earth into space.
  • làxià de dōng xī yīn wéi dì xīn yǐn lì de yuán gù， dū huì diào dào dì shàng。
    Anything that is dropped falls towards the ground because of the force of gravity.
  • xiǎo xíng huó yuè de cháng wéi zōng sè huò huī sè de dōng bàn qiú gē niǎo。
    small active brownish or grayish Old World birds.
  • měi guó dōng bù de dà xíng huī hè sè lín shǔ。
    large grayish-brown woodrat of the southeastern United States.