zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhōng gòng guó jiā zhù jiāng mín zuó tiān fǎng wèn jiǎn zhài bān rèn wéi zhè xiàng zhēng zhe liǎng zhōu guó jiā de lián méng guān xiàng shàng zhǎndàn què zhāng xiǎn chū cháng lái běi jīng nèiyuè nánliǎng zhī jiān wéi zhēng nán yǐng xiǎng de juélì zhàn gèng wéi liè
    Chinese President Jiang Zemin's visit to Cambodia yesterday signifies a growing alliance between the two Asian nations and marks an intensification of the long-running battle for regional influence between old foes Beijing and Hanoi.
  • chuān zhe tiáo mián de qún
    She wears a skirt of cambric.
  • zuì zhe huí jiā
    He came home drunk.
  • xīng liù lái dào liǎotiān xià zhe
    Saturday came in wet.
  • luò tuó yán zhe shā jìng lǎn yáng yáng zǒu zhe
    The camel is dawdling along the sandy path.
  • zhè jiā gōng chǎng duō nián lái zhí dōushì zài kuī sǔn zhōng yìng chēng zhe dedàn xīn tóng de shī bài shǐ zài wéi chí xià liǎo
    The factory had been losing money for years, but the loss of the new contract was the straw that broke the camel's back.
  • yuē hàn shēn zhe lòu de luò tuó máo yāo shù dài huáng chóng guǒ
    John's clothing was a rough coat of camel's hair, with a leather belt round his waist, and his food was locusts and wild honey.
  • zhe zhàoxiàng luàn hòu
    Mess about with a camera
  • yào zhe zhàoxiàng luàn gǎo
    Stop messing about with the camera.
  • mài 'ěr · lán zàiwèi bàoshàng xiě dào zhān · méi lóng néng wèitā shì shì jiè zhī wángdàn jiēguǒ néng zhǐ shì zhǒng xīn de de jūn zhùtǒng zhì zhe gài shì hǎo lāi shǐ shàng zuì zāo shí de dōng
    "James Cameron may think he is king of the world, but he could turn out to be a monarch of a new kind of hell, presiding over what could be the worst time in Hollywood history," Michael Freedland wrote in the Guardian.
  • zhǐ liǎo bài zhàng de duì tuō zhe chén zhòng de chuí tóu sàng fǎn huí liǎo yíng
    The defeated army trailed back to camp.
  • shì bīng bǎo wèi zhe yíng fáng miǎn shòu gōng
    The soldiers secured the camp against attack.
  • shàng xīng zhe míng de huán bǎo yùn dòng jiā wèi . bèi fǎng gǎng zhǐ chū xiāng gǎng rén tài hǎo píng liǎo
    Just last week a famous environmental campaigner - David Bellamy - came to Hong Kong and said that we were being much too critical.
  • rén yòng qiāng dǐng zhe de , bèi tǎng zài shàngzhè xiē qiáng dào men kāi shǐ zài chē shàng dào chù luàn fān , bìng shí yòng bān shēng jiào hǎn zhe
    While one man held me to the floor with the rifle against my neck, the bandits started tearing the camper apart, yelling in Spanish.
  • suí zhe zhèn de fēnggōu huǒ yòu rán shāo liǎo lái
    The campfire flared up in me sudden wind.
  • xīn xiǎng zhe lái yíng jiǎ .
    She's completely hooked on the idea of a camping holiday.
  • de fáng jiān miàn duì zhe xué xiào yuán
    My apartment looks out upon the University campus.
  • xiǎng zhǎo zǒu zhe néng dào xué xiào de fāng
    I prefer a place within walking distance from campus.
  • men liǎ de fáng jiān dōuduì zhe xué de xiào yuán
    Both of us have apartments which look out upon the university campus.
  • zhe zài xiǎo bàng shàng de yìng táng
    hard candy on a stick.
  • rén tài ruò liǎo zhǔ zhe guǎi zhàng zǒu
    The man was so weak that he had to walk with a cane.
  • miàn cáng zhe jiàn huò shǒu de shǒu zhàng
    a cane concealing a sword or dagger.
  • shǒu zhàng kào qiáng shù zhe
    He propped his cane against the wall.
  • zhè xiē tiān kuā yào zhe de xiāng yòu xiàng de shǒu zhàng
    He sports an ivory - handled cane these days.
  • shǒu zhe shǒu zhàng chū wài sàn
    He went out for a walk, cane in hand.
  • huí tóu wàng wàngzhǐ jiàn yuē gěi gǒu sòng jìn tǒng tài tài shēn xiàng zhe huǒshāo zhe huǒ chái wánzhè duī huǒ chái shì gāng cái chá guàn fàng huí tái shí pèng xià lái de
    and on looking round I saw only Joseph bringing in a pail of porridge for the dogs, and Mrs Heathcliff leaning over the fire, diverting herself with burning a bundle of matches which had fallen from the chimney-piece as she restored the tea canister to its place.
  • suí zhe yuè lái yuè duō de méi chū xiàn zài rén men miàn qiányóu shì suí zhe yīn wǎng de zhǎnbào zhǐ de zhě qún yǐng xiǎng miàn dōuyòu tóng chéng de xià jiàng
    The proliferation of media choices, especially the Internet, threaten to cannibalize both readership and prestige.
  • 3 céng de huǒ pào jiá bǎn shàng zhuāng zhe 64 mén qīng tóng jiā nóng pào
    Triple gun-decks mounted sixty-four bronze cannon.
  • měng liè de pào huǒ hǒu zhe zhí dào míngzhēn shì piàn guǐ láng háo
    A furious cannonade roared… till daybreak. Hell seemed broke loose.
  • dāng shí hái zhǐ guò shì nán hái zhè wèi jīng míng gànliàn 'ér xiáng de lán lǎo rénquè mǎn zài zhè jué qiào pāo nǎo hǎirán hòu jiù bèi kào zhe zuò yǎn zhōng shǎn shuò zhe kuài de guāng mángliú shén kàn dào yòu méi yòu gòu de zhì lǐng huì suǒ yòu de hán
    The canny, lovable old Scotsman carelessly tossed it into my mind, when I was but a boy. Then he sat back in his chair, with a merry twinkle in his eyes, and watched carefully to see if I had brains enough to understand the full significance of what he had said to me.
  • bǎo cún zhe suō shì de zhēn běn
    She kept the canon of Shakespeare.
  • zhe guàn jiǔ zuò zài diàn shì qián kàn qiú sàizhēn shì kuài liǎo
    Sit him down with some cans of beer in front of the television set when there's football on and he's in his seventh heaven.