zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • nài 'ěr měi guó nuò zhōu dōng běi de cūn luòshì zhī jiā yán 'àn zhī jiā shì de gōng jiāo rén kǒu 28, 284
    A village of northeast Illinois, an industrial suburb of Chicago on the Chicago River. Population,28, 284.
  • míng dùn nuò zhōu zhōng chéng shìwèi 'ào dōng nán piān dōng shì gōng shāng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 51, 972
    A city of central Illinois east-southeast of Peoria. It is a commercial and industrial center. Population,51, 972.
  • 'ěr bān nuò zhōu zhōng dōng de chéng shìlín jìn shàng pèi 'ēnzhè shì shāng zhōng xīn xué zhōng xīn jiào zhōng xīnrén kǒu 36, 344
    A city of east-central Illinois adjoining Champaign. It is a trade, medical, and educational center. Population,36, 344.
  • chá 'ěr dùn měi guó nuò zhōu dōng chéng shìwèi tuō dōng nán piān dōngwéi mào jiā gōng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 20, 398
    A city of eastern Illinois east-southeast of Decatur. It is a trade and processing center. Population,20, 398.
  • xiāng měi guó nuò zhōu zhōng dōng chéng shì lín chù de。 1855 nián suí zhe tiě de xiū jiàn 'ér jiàn rén kǒu 63, 502
    A city of east-central Illinois adjoining Urbana. It was founded in1855 with the coming of the railroad. Population,63, 502.
  • dān wéi 'ěr měi guó nuò dōng chéng shìwèi kǎi dōng běi piān dōng shì nóng de shāng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 33, 828
    A city of eastern Illinois east-northeast of Decatur. It is a commercial center in an agricultural region. Population,33, 828.
  • 20. suī rán měi zhōu shān táo shù zuì zhōng měi guó de dōng nán dàn shì zài běi zhì 'é hài 'é zhōu nuò zhōu néng kàn jiàn men
    20. Although pecans are most plentiful in the southeastern part of the United States, they are found as far north as Ohio and Illinois.
  • bèi wéi 'ěr měi guó nuò zhōu nán chéng shìwèi dōng shèng · dōng nán wéi méi kuàng bìng yòu duō zhǒng gōng rén kǒu 42, 785
    A city of southwest Illinois southeast of East St. Louis. It is in a coal-mining region and has diverse industries. Population,42, 785.
  • qīng zhuàng nián wén máng cóng 6000 duō wàn rén xià jiàng dào 3500 wàn rénběi jīngtiān jīnshàng hǎi línhēi lóng jiāngliáo níngguǎng dōng děng shěng běn sǎo chú qīng zhuàng nián wén máng
    the number of young and middle-aged illiterates decreased from 60 million to 35 million, Beijing, Tianjin and Shanghai and the provinces of Jilin, Heilongjiang, Liaoning and Guangdong have basically wiped out illiteracy among young and middle-aged people.
  • máo dōng tóng zhì zài huì suǒ zuò de zhèng zhì bào gào zhōng guān dǎng de zuò fēng de fēnliú shǎo tóng zhì zài huì suǒ zuò de guān xiū gǎi dǎng zhāng de bào gào zhōng guān dǎng zhāng de zǒng gāng fēnduì qún zhòng xiàn wèn zuò liǎo jīng de jiě shì
    At the same Congress, illuminating explanations of the mass line were given by Comrade Mao Zedong in his political report when he spoke about the Party's work style, and also by Comrade Liu Shaoqi when he dealt with the General Programme in his report on the revision of the Party Constitution.
  • huò guǒ ràng lái yìng yòng de yǎn jīng fāng shuōjǐn jǐn yòng tiān néng xiǎng xiàng de zuì huān kàn jiàn de dōng lái hěn hǎo shuō qīng chǔ zhè wèn
    Perhaps I can best illustrate by imagining what I should most like to see if I were given the use of my eyes, say, for just three days.
  • zhān · luó shēng 1896 měi guó jūn guān fēi xíng yuáncéng jīng zhǐ huī liǎo 1942 nián 4 yuè duì běn dōng jīng chéng shì de hōng zhà
    American poet whose imagist verse was published in works such as Sea Garden(1916) and Helen in Egypt(1961).
  • zài kàng zhàn zhēng jiānguó mín dǎng fǎn dòng pài fǎng de bàn cóng zhōng guó běi de lán zhōu 'ān zhì dōng nán de gàn zhōushàng ráo děng shè liǎo hěn duō zhōng yíngyòng qiú jìn de gòng chǎn dǎng yuánài guó rén shì jìn qīng nián
    Imitating the German and Italian fascists, the Kuomintang reactionaries established during the anti-Japanese war many concentration camps which extended from Lanchow and Sian in the Northwest to Kanchow and Shangjao in the Southeast.Large numbers of Communists, patriots and progressive youth were interned in them.
  • bǎng yàng zhí fǎng de dōng
    Something worthy of imitation.
  • zuì zhòng yào de yīn néng shì mǒu fāng de lòu chéng shú jǐn jǐn yīn wéi quē gòng tóng de dōng
    Perhaps the most significant factors center on abuse , the immaturity of one spouse or the other , and quite simply the lack of things in common.
  • zuì tiē jìn de dōng zài zhòng yào xìng fāng miàn
    Something immediate, as in importance.
  • dōng yìn shù zhǒngnóng de shí guǒ shí shù
    East Indian tree cultivated for its immense edible fruit and seeds.
  • máo dōng tóng zhì què de tào jiàn dǎng xiǎngzài men kàn láiduì liè níng de jiàn dǎng yuán yòu hěn de zhǎn
    As we see it, the whole series of concepts concerning Party building defined by Comrade Mao Zedong has immensely expanded on Lenin's principles on Party building.
  • zhǒng běi měi zhōng dōng chǎn de shù , zhōng xíng , guǒ luǎn qiú xíng , dǒu , liú cái wén , jiān rèn nài jiǔ
    medium to large deciduous oak of central and eastern North America with ovoid acorns deeply immersed in large fringed cups; yields tough close-grained wood.
  • zài dōng fāng rén kàn lái shì qiān de zuò cóng xiàn shí jiēguǒ kàn fāng de zuò fēng shì zhàn yōu shì chū de chéng jiùjiù néng shēng cún néng huī běn shēn de cái huá
    What is immodesty in the Eastern ethics has thus become an advantage in reality. So there is some merit in the Western way héng one can hardly survive, let alone thrive, without highlighting one's own achievements and potentials.
  • wěi xiè de dōng bèi rèn wéi wěi xiè dehuāng yín de huò yín dàng de dōng yán huò yìn shuà
    Something, such as language or printed matter, considered obscene, prurient, or immoral.
  • dào wéi diǎnpiān liǎo bèi rèn wéi shì zhèng què de shì de huò zhě liáng hǎo de dōng
    marked by immorality; deviating from what is considered right or proper or good.
  • diǎn shén huàshàng de shí yǐn liàochī zhè xiē dōng de fán rén huì chéng wéi shén xiān
    (classical mythology) the food and drink of the gods; mortals who ate it became immortal.
  • máo dōng tóng zhì zài de shēng zhōngwèiwǒ men de dǎngguó jiā rén mín jiàn liǎo xiǔ de gōng xūn
    Comrade Mao rendered immortal service to our Party, our country and our people throughout his life.
  • rén lèi shì yǒng héng dezhè bìng fēi yīn wéi shì suǒ yòu shēng zhōng wéi néng chū zhī juàn shēng yīn deér shì yīn wéi yòu líng húnyòu zhǒng néng gòu tóng qíng shēng rěn nài de jīng shénshī rénzuò jiā de zhí jiù shì yào miáo xiě zhè xiē dōng
    He is immortal, not because he alone among creatures has an inexhaustible voice, but because he has a soul, a spirit capable of compassion and sacrifice and endurance. The poet's, the writer's, duty is to write about these things.
  • suī hěn zàn shǎng zhǒng xiǔ de chuàng zuò lùn shì huì huàjiàn zhù huò wén xué shì jué zhēn zhèng shù de jīng shén guǒ yào chéng wéi gèng biàn de dōng yào qīn shè huì de jiē céng yòu duō duō de rén shù dàngzuò zhǒng xiāo qiǎn lái xīn shǎngjué bào zhe chuí zhū xiǔ de wàng
    Much as I appreciate all forms of immortal creative work, whether in painting, architecture or literature, I think the spirit of true art can become more general and permeate society only when a lot of people are enjoying art as a pastime, without any hope of achieving immortality.
  • zài zhàn shèng liǎo shǐ zhōng guó mìng zāo dào yán zhòng shī bài de wáng míng zuǒ qīng xiàn hòumáo dōng tóng zhì zǒng jié liǎo zhè dǒu zhēng de jiào xùnzài jiǔ sān liù nián jiǔ sān nián xiě xià liǎozhōng guó mìng zhàn zhēng de zhàn lüè wèn 》、《 shí jiàn lùn》、《 máo dùn lùnděng liè xiǔ zhù zuòdiàn dìng liǎo men dǎng de xiǎng lùn chù
    After the defeat of the "Left" line of Wang Ming which had caused serious setbacks to the Chinese revolution, Comrade Mao Zedong summed up the lessons from this struggle and wrote, in 1936 and 1937, a series of immortal works including "Problems of Strategy in China's Revolutionary War", "On Practice" and "On Contradiction".In these he laid the ideological and theoretical foundation for our Party.
  • zài dìng chéng shàngmiǎn tǒng jiāng huài qiē bèi shí bié wéi fēi rén de dōng
    On one level, the immune system simply destroys anything it recognizes as nonhuman.
  • shì jiè shàng méi yòu chéng biàn de dōng
    Nothing in the world is immutable.
  • nài fán chī de dōng měng tuī kāi
    With an impatient gesture he thrust the food away from him.
  • wèishénme zài wén huà fàn wéi de jiāo liúfǎn dǎo ràng běn zhù wén huà zhōng duì men yòu hài de dōng chàng xíng
    Why is it, then, that when it comes to cultural exchanges, we have allowed harmful elements of bourgeois culture to be introduced without impediment?
  • zhōng guó wài xiāo chǎn pǐn xiāng dāng duō de dōng nán de chǎn pǐn chóngfùjīng xíng tài yòu hěn duō xiāng zhī chù ( jiādōu yòu hěn duō láo dòng xíng de jiā gōng chū kǒu ), zhōng guó shì mào hòuwài huó rán zēng dōng nán zhū guó yào zhōng guó jìng zhēng shì gèng wéi chī
    China's exports are similar to those of South-east Asia,and its labour-intensive and export-oriented industries more or less duplicate those of the region. So, with a China made economically stronger by its impending WTO membership, South-east Asian countries will surely have a tougher competitor to cope with.