zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • liǎng lún chē shàng zhuāng zài zhe chē gān cǎo
    The cart has a load of hay.
  • hái tuō zhe liàng wán chē
    The child was trailing a toy cart.
  • zhe chē yán zhe zǒu
    A horse pulled the cart along the road.
  • zhe chē shàng shān
    He pulled on the cart up the hill.
  • yóu yòu zhe xiāng de jīng zhān · fēi cháng néng gòu huì dào yǐngpiān zhōng rén de gǎn shòu
    James Carter knows how they feel.
  • chē shǐ dào jiù xià lái liǎohuái zhe xīng fèn de xīnpáo zhǎo guāng guāng
    After I got off the streetcar at the Carter Road stop, I hurried excitedly to call on Guang Guang.
  • xiàn zài shì chǎng shàng jīng yòu liǎo rén zào rén zào ruǎn jiǔ jiāng miàn shì xué jiā jīn hòu 25 nián nèicóng shì péi yǎng mǐn zhōngjiàng huò xiànhuò cháng shì zhe zhè yàng zuò
    With man- made skin already on the market and artificial cartilage not far behind, 25 years from now scientists expect to be pulling a pancreas out of a Petri dish. Or trying, anyway.
  • jiā suǒ de guān qíng zài fáng chǎn yóu shèng xíng qiè zhǐ diàn bīng xiāng hái yào xiǎo de shì”,“ xiāng cūn měi jǐng wèi zhe jìn méi yòu líng shòu shāng diàn”。
    Mindless cheerfulness particularly pervades the real estate pro-fession, in which 'cosy' is code for 'smaller than a refrigerator carton' and 'country charm' means 'no retail establishments within walking distance'.
  • hái men zhuǎn jīng dīng zhe diàn shì kàn tōng piàn
    The kids glued their eyes to the TV set, watching a cartoon.
  • dòng huàpiān qiáng liè yǐn zhe xiǎo niàn
    The girl was drawn to the cartoon as by a magnet.
  • zhè zhǒng míng wéi abuammar de xiǎo shí pǐn měi dài jǐn shòu 25 'ā ( 5 měi fēn ), bāo zhuāng dài shàng yìn zhe 'ā díkǎ tōng xíng xiàngzhè wèi tǎn lǐng dǎo rén xiàng rén men zhāo shǒu zhì jìnghǎo xiàng shì zài zhāo jiā kuài lái mǎi diǎn xīnyòu hǎo xiàng shì zài hūyù jiā duì zài jìn shēng de liè jūn shì zhōng jié jié bài tuì de tǎn duō duō zhī chí
    A cartoon of the Palestinian leader salutes consumers from each 25-piastre ($0.05) bag of Abu Ammar chips, beckoning them to buy the snack and support a Palestinian uprising against Israeli occupation.
  • chūn cháo shū diàn de mén kǒu tiē zhe zhāng yòng zhǒng tóng yán xiě de yòu xiān míng yòu dòng rén de guǎng gào huái zhe hàoqí xīn zǒu liǎo jìn xiàng bāncóng shū jià shàng chōu chū lái běn fēng miàn xiān hóngshì fēng 'ái xiān shēng de gōng huà de xiǎo bīng niú decóng jūn lái kàn
    Pasted up at the door of the bookstore was an eye-catching colourful poster advertising the book. I went into the store full of curiosity, and, as an ordinary customer would do, took from the shelf a copy of the book, which had on its bright-red front cover a cartoon by Feng Zikai's daughter portraying a little woman soldier riding on a cow.
  • guān zhěng wǎn shàng zuò zhe xiàng hùn xuè shàonǚ chuán qíng
    The widower sat casting sheep's eyes at a half-caste girl all the evening.
  • qián jūn shì tuán de chéng yuángāi tuán yuán běn shì yóu 'ěr de chéngyuē cóng 1250 nián zhì 1517 niánzhè tuán kòng zhì zhe āi de zhèng quánzhí dào 1811 nián réng yòu yǐng xiǎng
    A member of a former military caste, originally composed of slaves from Turkey, that held the Egyptian throne from about1250 until1517 and remained powerful until1811.
  • piàn nóng de sēn lín bāo wéi zhe chéng bǎo
    A thick forest girdled the castle about.
  • hǎi zhǒng de hǎi shǔ shuǐ niè chǐ dòng yòu zhe hòu de máo cháng de hòu jiǎokuān píng de wěi shì yǎo shù nòng dǎo shùjiàn shuǐ shuǐ xià cháo xué de jiān ruì qián chǐ
    A large aquatic rodent of the genus Castor, having thick brown fur, webbed hind feet, a broad flat tail, and sharp incisors adapted for gnawing bark, felling trees, and constructing dams and underwater lodges.
  • chuān zhe de biàn shì de xiào
    He was wearing casual clothes, not his school ones.
  • zài zhè yàng fēi zhèng shì de chǎng chuān zhe suí biàn
    I dressed down for such a casual occasion.
  • chuān zhe jiào suí de
    (usually in the plural) pants for casual wear.
  • wèile chuān zhe de shū shì suí 'ér shè chéng duǎn xiù de chèn
    a short-sleeved shirt designed for comfort and casual wear.
  • zhe fēn de zhuàng kuàngchuān zhe fēi cháng suí biàn
    The state of being partially or very casually dressed.
  • suí biàn fān yuè zhe běn shū
    He casually leafed through the book.
  • òchuān zhe suí biàn diǎn shì huà zhuāng huì
    Oh, and dress casually - it will not be anything fancy.
  • òchuān zhe suí biàn diǎn shì huà zhuāng huì
    Oh , and dress casually it will not is anything fancy.
  • me chuān zhe jiǎng jiū hái shì chuān zhe suí biàn
    Um, be he, a formal kind of guy, or do he dress casually?
  • me chuān zhe jiǎng jiū ? hái shì chuān zhe suí biàn ?
    Um, is he a, a formal kind of guy, or does he dress casually?
  • men zhèng zuò zài de bàn gōng shì wài de liàng chē yōu xián wán zhe shǒu diàn nǎo
    Or they may be sitting in a car outside it, casually tapping away at a laptop.
  • hěn kuài càn làn qíng de wēi xiào lìng fàng sōngzài jiē xià lái de liǎng xiǎo shí men suí liáo zhe
    Soon, his warm, inviting smile put me at ease, and we spent the next two hours talking casually.
  • bié chàng zhè xiē xià liú gēqǔ liǎo,” dài zhe zhǒng kěn qiú de qīnqiè duì shuō
    'I really wish you wouldn't sing such vulgar rubbish, ' I said to Marguerite casually, making it sound like a request.
  • chuān zhe xīng zhì lái liǎojiēguǒ què xiàn rén de zhe dōushì bān 'ér
    I wore my evening suit and turned up in all my glory, only to find that everyone else was casually dressed.
  • qián zhě zhǐ dào zéi suí cháo zuǐ diāo zhe shí de niǎo zǒu shòu hài zhě zhù dòng diū xià shí zǒu kāi
    In some cases, the thief just walked casually up to a bird with a morsel, and the victim dropped the food and walked away.
  • zhèng dāng men nào de shí hòuběn · lāi zhēn tàn zǒu jìn liǎo yínhángzhī zhe zhǒu cóng wéi lán de fèngxì zhōng jīng cháo kàn
    While they were thus engaged, Ben Price, the detective, walked into the bank and leaned on his elbow, looking casually inside between the railings.