公zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • ō， gōng gòng qì chē dà bù fēn shí jiān hěn jǐ。
    Well,buses are crowded most of the time.
  • lì yòng lù miàn diàn chē huò diàn qì gōng gòng qì chē de yùn shū xì tǒng。
    a transportation system using streetcars or trolley buses.
  • yīng 'ér kě miǎn fèi chéng gōng gòng qì chē。
    Babies are allowed to travel free on buses.
  • měi gè xiǎo shí dōuyòu gōng gòng qì chē lí kāi gōng gòng qì chē zhōng xīn zhàn。
    Buses leave the central bus depot every hour.
  • gèng duō gōng gòng qì chē jiāng tóu rù shǐ yòng。
    More buses are to be put into service.
  • ō， gōng gòng qì chē dà bù fēn shí jiān hěn yōng jǐ。
    Well, buses are crowded most of the time.
  • xià yǔ tiān gōng gòng qì chē hěn jǐ。
    When it was wet the buses are crowded.
  • yīn wéi jiāo tōng yōng jǐ， suǒ yòu gōng gòng qì chē dū wù diǎn liǎo。
    All the buses are late due to heavy traffic.
  • yīn wéi jiāo tōng yōng jǐ， suǒ yòu gōng gòng qì chē dū wù diǎn liǎo。
    All the buses were late due to heavy traffic.
  • fú wù yuán : zài dà yōng yǔ zhāng jiā jiè zhè jiān yòu gōng gòng qì chē。
    And there are buses running between Dayong and Zhangjiajie.
  • bàn gōng shì qián yòu yī cóng méi guī。
    There is a rose bush in front of the office.
  • bù shí de gōng sī yě miàn lín zhe sǐ wáng。
    Bush's company was also facing the death.
  • hǎi lún shì yī wèi chū sè de gāng qín jiā， dàn tā qīng xiàng yú shēn cáng bù lù， bù yuàn zài gōng kāi chǎng hé yǎn zòu。
    Helen is an excellent pianist but she tends to hide her light under a bushel and won't play in public.
  • bàn gōng shì gèng jiā máng lù qǐ lái。
    The office became busier and busier ．
  • wǒ men de xìn tiáo yī zhí shì gōng sī fēn míng。
    Our creed has always been that business is business.
  • yī jiā chéng gōng de xīn gōng sī
    A prosperous new business.
  • qīng suàn yī gōng sī
    Close out a business.
  • qù nián yī nián zhōng， běn gōng sī de nán zhuāng xiāo shòu shuài chéng cháng liǎo bǎi fēn zhī sān shí。
    Last year we achieved 30% increase in the sales of our businessmen's suits.
  • nǐ : hěn duō shēng yì rén bèi gōng sī pài dào měi guó lái yī、 liǎng nián。
    Many businessmen are sent to the States for one two years by their companies.
  • wǒ jīng cháng tīng dào shāng rén shuō， xī wàng zì jǐ jīng yíng de shì xiǎo gōng sī。
    I have often heard businessmen making remarks such as they wish their companies are small.
  • gōng gòng qì chē shàng de sī jī hěn pàng。
    The busman is over weight.
  • gōng gòng qì chē sī jī yǐ jué dìng zài xià xīng qī jìn xíng bà gōng。
    Busmen have decided to go on strike next week.
  • tā chéng gōng gòng qì chē jìn chéng。
    He bussed to the city.
  • nà 'ér yòu liǎng liàng gōng gòng qì chē。
    There are two buss there.
  • zài jiē shàng yòu sì liàng gōng gòng qì chē。
    There are four buss on the street.
  • tā de gōng sī pò chǎn liǎo。
    His company went bust.
  • zhè gōng sī dǎo bì liǎo。
    The company bust up.
  • lǚ yóu gōng sī de shī wù shǐ wǒ de jiàrì pào tānɡ liǎo。
    The travel company's failure bust up my holiday.
  • gōng sī zài bà gōng gōng rén fù gōng hòu bù jiǔ biàn pò chǎn liǎo。
    The company went bust soon after the striking me returned to work.
  • gōng sī kāi bàn gāng gāng yī nián jiù pò chǎn liǎo， xǔ duō rén sàng shī liǎo qián cái。
    The firm had only been running for a year when it went bust and a lot of people lost their money.
  • yòu guān lǐ yí de shū jí zhōng gào wèi hūn nǚ zǐ， wú lùn gōng kāi huò sī xià， dōubù yào tiào huá 'ěr cí wǔ， yīn wéi ( zhèng rú làng màn zhù yì shī rén bài lún suǒ xiě ) “ wěi xiè de lǒu bào hé fàng dàng de jiē chù dài lái de wēn qíng ”， jiāng bù huì gěi xīn hūn zhī yè liú xià duō shǎo shén mì。
    Books of etiquette advised unmarried ladies not to dance the waltz, either in public or in private, because (as the Romantic poet, Byron, put it) the lewd grasp and lawless Contact warm would not leave much mystery for the nuptial night.
  • （ shí jì shàng， 48 zì jié jié gòu shì měi guó diàn huà gōng sī piān 'ài 64 zì jié shāng wù zài liàng hé 'ōu zhōu gōng sī yào qiú měi gè xìn yuán yòu 32 zì jié zhī jiān de zhé zhōng。）
    (In fact, the 48-byte structure was a compromise between V.S. telephone companies, which favored a 64-byte payload, and their European counterparts, which wanted 32 bytes in each cell.)