东zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tā fēi cháng róng yì shàngdàng， nǐ kě yǐ mài gěi tā rèn hé dōng xī。
    He's so gullible you could sell him anything.
  • tā lángtūnhǔyàn dì chī dōng xī。
    He gulped his food.
  • chī dōng xī bù yào lángtūnhǔyàn。
    Don't gulp your food.
  • bù yào lángtūnhǔyàn dì chī dōng xī， zhè jì cū lǔ yòu duì wèi bù hǎo。
    Don't gulp your food down, It's both rude and bad for your stomach.
  • dàn shì yī qiē wài guó de dōng xī， rú tóng wǒ men duì yú shí wù yī yàng， bì xū jīng guò zì jǐ de kǒu qiāng jǔjué hé wèi cháng yùn dòng， sòng jìn tuò yè wèi yè cháng yè， bǎ tā fēn jiě wéi jīng huá hé zāo pò liǎng bù fēn， rán hòu pái xiè qí zāo pò， xī shōu qí jīng huá， cái néng duì wǒ men de shēn tǐ yòu yì， jué bù néng shēng tūn huó bō dì háo wú pī pàn dì xī shōu。
    However, we should not gulp any of this foreign material down uncritically, but must treat it as we do our food--first chewing it, then submitting it to the working of the stomach and intestines with their juices and secretions, and separating it into nutriment to be absorbed and waste matter to be discarded--before it can nourish us.
  • chí qiāng dǎi tú kāi huǒ shí tā dōng duǒ xī shǎn .
    He dodged to left and right as the gunman opened fire.
  • chí qiāng dǎi tú kāi huǒ shí tā dōng duǒ xī shǎn
    He dodged to left and right as the gunman opened fire
  • zài dōng fāng， tè bié shì dōng yà wén huà zhōng， zhù liú shì zhōng huá wén huà。 zhōng guó zài wǔ qiān nián lì shǐ zhōng yòu guò hěn huī huáng de chuàng xīn yǔ fā míng， rú zào zhǐ、 huǒ yào、 yìn shuà shù hé zhǐ nán zhēn， yě chū xiàn liǎo xiàng kǒng zǐ、 mèng zǐ、 lǎo zǐ、 zhuāng zǐ zhè xiē wěi dà de sī xiǎng jiā。
    In the East, especially in East Asia where Chinese culture was the mainstream, there were many illuminating examples of creativity and inventiveness in 5,000 years of Chinese history. For example, the invention of paper, gunpowder, printing and the compass. There were also great thinkers like Confucius, Mencius, Lao Zi and Zhuang Zi.
  • yī zhèn duǎn zàn de xiǎo xuě hé fēng（ huò lèi sì de dōng xī）。
    a light brief snowfall and gust of wind (or something resembling that).
  • zhū zǒng shì lángtūnhǔyàn dì chī dōng xī。
    Pigs guzzle their food.
  • zhè zuò xīn tǐ yù guǎn wèi yú chéng shì de dōng duān。
    The new gymnasium is situated at the eastern extremity of the city.
  • mài jiā :1964 nián dōng jīng 'ào yùn huì jiàn chéng de dài dài mù tǐ yù guǎn zhōng xīn， bāo kuò liǎo liǎng zuò duō gōng néng tǐ yù guǎn。
    Maiga: The Tokyo Yoyogi Gymnasium Center built in 1964 for the Olympic Games included 2 multi-functioned gymnasiums.
  • ān nī : shì jiè dà xué shēng yùn dòng huì zhèng shì guī dìng de bǐ sài xiàng mù yòu tián jìng、 yóu yǒng、 tiào shuǐ、 shuǐ qiú、 tǐ cāo、 jī jiàn、 wǎng qiú、 lán qiú hé pái qiú děng jiǔ xiàng， dàn dōng dào zhù yòu quán zài zēng jiā yī xiàng。
    Annie: The formal events include track and field, swimming,diving, water polo, gymnastics, fencing, tennis, basketball and volley-ball. For the host country, it has the privilege to add one more.
  • jiàn zhù wù， fáng wū wéi rén lèi jū zhù 'ér jiàn zhù de dōng xī； jiàn zhù wù
    Something that is built, as for human habitation; a structure.
  • zhè tīng qǐ lái hǎo xiàng bù kě néng chéng gōng de， dàn rú guǒ yìng yòng chéng xù bù bāo kuò jiǎn chá hé píng héng gōng néng， rú jiāng hòu tái shù jù kù zhōng de jià gé yǔ shōu fèi jìn xíng bǐ jiào， nà mò hēi kè jiù néng bǎ dōng xī tí zǒu。
    This sounds like something that couldn't succeed, yet if the application includes no checks and balances, such as comparing the price in the back-end database to the amount being charged, then the hacker can get away with it.
  • zài dāng dì shì chǎng mǎi dōng xī。
    To buy anything in the local market you will have to learn to haggle.
  • zhè wèi 43 suì de měifà shī jīhū méi yòu ná guò shénme bǐ chuī fēng jī gèng zhòng de dōng xī。
    The 43-year-old hairdresser rarely lifted anything heavier than a blow- dryer.
  • xī yǐn rén de xīn fā xíng； zài tā de jǔ zhǐ zhōng yòu yī xiē wú fǎ biǎo dá de xī yǐn rén de dōng xī； mí rén de rén gé。
    a fetching new hairstyle; something inexpressibly taking in his manner; a winning personality.
  • dōng yìn dù de guàn mù， yóu yú qí duō máo de yè zǐ hé jú hóng sè de huā 'ér zài zhí。
    East Indian shrub often cultivated for its hairy leaves and orange-red flowers.
  • sū shān yòu bǎ wò zì jǐ zhī dào dān zǐ shàng měi yàng dōng xī de què qiē jià qián， huí jiā hòu dìng huì bǎ zhǎo huí de qián yī fēn yī lí dū qīng diǎn qīng chǔ。
    Susan felt sure that she knew exactly the price of everything on the list and would count the change to the last halfpenny when she returned.
  • bàn biàn shì kě yǐ mǎi de dōng xī。
    the amount that can be bought for a halfpenny.
  • shì jiàn fā shēng zài 1912 nián 4 yuè 15 rì líng chén， jiā ná dà hā lì fǎ kè sī yǐ dōng 700 yīng lǐ de dì fāng。
    It was early morning, April 15, 1912, 700 miles east of Halifax, Canada.
  • zhè duì shuāng bāo tāi bǎ rèn hé dōng xī dū duì bàn fēn xiǎng
    The twins halve everything.
  • jiàn qiáo jiā ná dà 'ān dà lüè shěng dōng nán bù de yī zuò chéng shì， wèi yú hàn mì 'ěr dùn xī běi piān xī。 rén kǒu 77， 183
    A city of southeast Ontario, Canada, west-northwest of Hamilton. Population77, 183.
  • pà tè sēn xīn zé xī zhōu dōng běi bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú niǔ wǎ kè běi bù de pà sài yī kè hé pù shì fù jìn。 jiàn yú 1791 nián， zuò wéi “ jiàn lì yòu yòng zhì zào yè tuán tǐ ” de yī gōng yè jī dì， yóu yà lì shān dà · hàn mí 'ěr dùn hé qí tā rén qǔ dé yíng yè quán， bǎ tā tí shēng wéi dú lì de měi guó qǐ yè， rén kǒu 140， 891
    A city of northeast New Jersey at the falls of the Passaic River north of Newark. It was founded in1791 as an industrial settlement of the Society for Establishing Useful Manufactures, chartered by Alexander Hamilton and others to promote independent American enterprise. Population,140, 891.
  • zhǎo xíng qì jù lèi sì zhǎo de dōng xī， rú chuí tóu de“ v” zhuàng mò duān
    Something, such as the cleft end of a hammerhead, that resembles a claw.
  • wǒ kě yǐ tīng jiàn tā zài gé bì wū zǐ lǐ（ bù tíng dì） chuí dǎ dōng xī .
    I could hear him hammering (away) in the house next door.
  • nǐ de shǒu tí bāo lǐ yòu xiē shénme dōng xī？
    What's in your handbag?
  • lín shí lì yòng jiàn rú zài jiē shàng miǎn fèi sàn fā de chuán dān děng shǐ yòng hòu hěn kě néng yào diū qì huò 'àn jìhuà yīngdāng diū qì de dōng xī
    Something designed or likely to be discarded after use, as a free handbill distributed on the street.
  • shǒu kào lèi sì yú shǒu wàn zhuāng shì wù de dōng xī， rú shǒu kào
    Something, such as a handcuff, that resembles a wrist ornament.
  • tā de liǎng zhǐ shǒu zài kǒu dài lǐ mō liǎo mō， jiē zhe bǎ lǐ miàn de líng líng suì suì dōng xī dū tāo liǎo chū lái， rēng zài zhuō zǐ shàng。
    He felt in his pockets and pulled out all that was inside, throwing the handful of bits and bobs on the table.
  • yī gè yòu yán zhòng shì lì quē xiàn 'ér jīhū kàn bù jiàn dōng xī de rén。
    a person with a visual handicap severe enough to leave them unemployable.