zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shǒu 'àn zhe zhǐ shuō : xiǎng dào yòng zhè dōng shā rén hòu zài shù lín bàng biān àn shā hái yào láo kào tài lìng rén hán xīn liǎo
    "When one thinks," said Caderousse, letting his hand drop on the paper, "there is here wherewithal to kill a man more sure than if we waited at the corner of a wood to assassinate him!
  • lùn biān shèngwǒdōu gāo xīng
    Whichever side wins, I shall be satisfied.
  • lùn biān shèngwǒdōu gāo xīng
    Whichever side wins, I shall is satisfied.
  • cóng shēn biān zǒu guò shí wén dào xiāng shuǐ wèi
    I caught a whiff of perfume as she swept past me.
  • wǎn shéng jiāng tào wǎn de qiān yǐn dòng chē liàng huò héng gàng lián jiē lái de liǎng tiáo biān dài huò liàn zhōng de gēn
    One of two side straps or chains connecting a harnessed draft animal to a vehicle or whiffletree.
  • huǒ chē yuè kāi yuè kuàizhōu wéi de fáng zài men bàng biān shǎn 'ér guò
    The houses whirled past us as the train gathered speed.
  • hái méi míng bái shì zěn me huí shìjiù bèi rán dài dào de lìng biān
    Before I knew what was happening, I was being whisked off to the other side of the room.
  • hái zhī dào shēng liǎo shénme shì jiù bèi xùn dài dào de lìng biān
    I was being whisked off to the other side of the room before I knew what was happening.
  • xué shēng biān shàng de chú diào
    The student whited out those letters at the edge of the page.
  • biān de nóng chǎng shì shuí de ?
    Whose is that farm (over) yonder?
  • tǎng cóng gēn dēng xìn rán shāo xíng chéng de zhōng kōng liǎng biān màn màn róng huàyòng zhǐ zhú
    To melt away through the side of the hollow formed by a burning wick. Used of a candle.
  • men huá xíng tōng guò mén kǒu de biān mén
    They slid through the wicket in the big gate,.
  • dān shuāng jiè xiàn jiān kōng wǎng qiú chǎng biān de píng xíng xiá cháng dàijiā kuān liǎo jiè nèi chǎng jìn xíng shuāng sài
    Either of the parallel lanes at the sides of a tennis court, which widen the inbounds area for doubles play.
  • guó jiā de kāi de biān yuán de
    a wilderness at the edge of a settled area of a country.
  • liǔ shù zài jǐng biān
    The willow-tree is by the well.
  • liǔ shù zài jǐng biān
    The willow tree is by the well.
  • liǔ shù suí biàn zhǒng zài shénme fāngdōuhěn róng shēngzhǎng lái cháng cháng shì cháng zài shuǐ 'àn biān de shì zuì měi miào de xìng de shù
    The willow grows easily anywhere and often on a bank. It is the feminine tree par excellence.
  • qiǎng dào duì shǒu de shàng fēng biān zài sài tǐng shí chuán zhǐ yóu tǐngshǐ xiàng shàng fēng fāng xiàng miǎn duì shǒu de chuán shǐ dào shùn fēng biān shàng
    To sail(a vessel, such as a yacht) closer into the wind during a race so as to prevent an opponent's craft from passing on the windward side.
  • zhǐ niǎo rán wān xià biān chì bǎng
    The bird dipped a wing.
  • biān fēng qiú gěi liǎo
    The wing player kicked the ball in to me.
  • qiú qiú zhù gōng biān wèi wèi zhì de rén
    (football) the person who plays wingback.
  • chuán gěi biān fēng qiú) .
    He passed (the ball) to the winger.
  • zhuàng bàn zhuàng jié gòu huò fēn mǒu xiē jīngguǒ shí zhǒng de wài suì biǎn píng de biānhuò zhě dòu mǒu xiē huā de liǎng bàn zhōng de rèn
    A winglike structure or part, such as the external ear, the flattened border of some stems, fruits, and seeds, or either one of the two side petals of certain flowers in the pea family.
  • fēi zài biān lǎo yuǎn de fāngkàn shàng zhǐ shì xiē hěn xiǎo de yín guāng diǎn
    The planes is little silver wink way out to the west.
  • jié biān rén zài cháo méi nòng yǎnjiào bié shēng liǎo
    Jack, that man there is winking at me; ask him to stop annoying me.
  • shī wàng pāo zài biānwēi xiào zhe zàn yáng shèng zhě
    Putting aside his disappointment, he smiled and praised the winner.
  • men biān zòng duì lái shuōzài nián liǎo hěn duō shèng zhàng nián yuè fèn 'èr shí sān tiān xiāo miè rén jiǔ bàn shì dào bié shānqián hòu cái jiān yīn jiù yòu bié de rén huái shì fǒu miàn biàn huài liǎo
    Take our columns there for instance. They won many battles in the first year, wiping out nine and a half enemy brigades over 23 days during July last year. However, when they reached the Dabie Mountains, they annihilated only four enemy brigades in all, so that some people suspected that the situation was taking a turn for the worse.
  • men xiǎng zhuāng mǎn dàn shuǐ shì biàn cháo 'àn biān shǐ
    Wishing to fill up with water, we stood in.
  • jué xǐng lái biān qiàn biān shēn lǎn yāo
    He woke up, yawned and stretched.
  • yóu gēn duān fēng de xiān guǎn chéng de gāo yīn guǎn yuèqì biān yòu 'àn jiàn zhǐ kǒngkào jìn fēng duān yòu shǐ liú jìn de kāi kǒu
    A high-pitched woodwind instrument consisting of a slender tube closed at one end with keys and finger holes on the side and an opening near the closed end across which the breath is blown.
  • yòu zhì zuò huá cáo de qiē biān de gōng bào
    a woodworking plane with a narrow cutting head that will make grooves with smooth bottoms.
  • zhǒng xiǎo guàn yòu máo bǐng cháng de huā tóu dài yòu bái de biān huāfēn zài měi guó de nán de běi
    subshrub with slender woolly stems and long narrow leaves and flower heads with white rays; southern United States and northern Mexico.