zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • huì de shén xué huò shí jiàn : bān bèi rèn wéi shì jiào zhí zhe jiào tiáo
    the theology or the practices of the Jesuits (often considered to be casuistic).
  • cháo zhe zhǐ māo liǎo jiǎo
    He kicked at the cat.
  • jiā tài lán rén zhí kàn zhe zhí kàn dào zài zhè jìn gōng zhī xià háo zhāo jià zhī jiǔ bēi xiàng diào xià lái shìde fàng dào zhuō shàng wéi zhǐ
    The Catalan watched him until Caderousse, almost overcome by this fresh assault on his senses, rested, or rather dropped, his glass upon the table.
  • men lái wèn míng bái shuō zhejiù zhuǎn guò shēn duì qīng nián shuō dào,“ wèijiā tài luó rén dìng zhù liǎo ?”
    "Why, we must inquire into that," was Caderousse's reply; and turning towards the young man, said, "Well, Catalan, can't you make up your mind?"
  • shì zhè yàng de měi kàn jiàn měi sài tái jìn chéng shízǒng yòu shēn cái kuí gāo de jiā tài luó xiǎo huǒ péi zhe rén yòu duì hēi de yǎn jīng zhōng tòu hónghěn shén hěn wēi jiào biǎo 。”
    "Well, every time I have seen Mercédès come into the city she has been accompanied by a tall, strapping, black-eyed Catalan, with a red complexion, brown skin, and fierce air, whom she calls cousin."
  • shì zháoliáng liǎo
    I'm afraid I've caught a chill.
  • xiǎng zài lái bēi , kàn zhe yuán , xiǎng yǐn de zhù
    I'd like another drink, try to catch the waiter's eye.
  • lāo huò cháng shì zhe lāo
    To catch or try to catch(fish).
  • diào huò cháng shì zhe
    To catch or try to catch fish.
  • bié xiǎng jiàn dào chuān zhe
    Catch me in a tux!
  • zhàn zài shǒu hòu biānchuān lán xiōng qián dài zhe pái de rén shì shuí
    Who is the man standing behind the catcher dressed in blue and wearing a pad over his chest?
  • zhàn zài shǒu hòu biānchuān lán xiōng qián dài zhe pái de rén shì shuí
    Who is the man standing behind the catcher dressed in blue and wear ing a pad over his chest?
  • niǎo zài máng zhe zhuō
    The birds are busy catching fish.
  • zhù yào zháoliáng
    We should guard against catching cold.
  • néng ràng zháoliáng
    I can not have you catching cold.
  • dāng xīn yào zháoliáng
    You must look out for catching colds.
  • cóng shēn biān shǐ guò de chē shí piāo chū qiáng liè de shuō chàng shì hěn kuài qíng jìn gēn zhe zhōng shǒu qǔdiào chuī liǎo kǒu shào
    Every once in a while, a car passed, thumping out the latest rage in rap hit, and he soon found himself whistling one of these catchy tunes to himself.
  • hái men zǎo zǎo xué zhe fēn lèi liǎo
    Children learn early on to categorize.
  • diǎn jiǎo jiānyán de biān zhāoshàng kàn kàn dào zhǐ lán de máo máo chóngzhèng huán bào gēbo zuò zuò zài 'érān jìng zhe hěn cháng de shuǐ yān guǎngēn běn méi yòu zhù dào rèn shì qíng
    She stretched herself up on tiptoe, and peeped over the edge of the mushroom, and her eyes immediately met those of a large caterpillar, that was sitting on the top with its arms folded, quietly smoking a long hookah, and taking not the smallest notice of her or of anything else.
  • tài píng yángyìn yáng hóng hǎi shuǐ de píng huá gǒu shācháng zhe bái jiān de bèi wěi
    smooth dogfish of Pacific and Indian oceans and Red Sea having white-tipped dorsal and caudal fins.
  • cǎo rán zhe liǎo
    The grass caught fire.
  • tóu shāo zhe liǎo
    The wood caught fire.
  • kàn jiàn de de xiōng jiǎn zhí yào pèng shàng shān lán liǎojìng shēn shǒu jiě kāi liǎo mén liànrán hòu yīn lǐng zǒu shàng shí zài men dào liǎo yuàn de shí hòujiù jiào zhe :“ yuē luò xiān shēng de qiān zǒu
    When he saw my horse's breast fairly pushing the barrier, he did put out his hand to unchain it, and then sullenly preceded me up the causeway, calling, as we entered the court: `Joseph, take Mr Lockwood's horse;
  • zǎi zhēn zhuó zhe
    He measures his words with caution.
  • shǒu jiùxíng wéi huò zhe shàng deshěn shèn huò zhōng yōng
    Caution or moderation, as in behavior or outlook.
  • huái zhe jiāng bèi jiē shòu de jǐn shèn de guān qíng
    Felt a cautious optimism that the offer would be accepted.
  • dài zhe jǐn shèn de wēi xiào wèn dào
    he asked with a cautious smile.
  • dēng shān duì yuán men [ zhe shēn ] xiǎo xīn shùn zhe kuài chū de xiá cháng biǎn píng yán shí màn màn xíng jìn
    The climbers edged cautiously along the marrow shelf.
  • tuī kāi guàn cóng xià zhāng wàng zhexiǎo xīn zǒu liǎo chū lái
    Mary pushed the bushes aside, and stepped out cautiously, looking this way and that.
  • wèi zhèng zhì jiā zhǎn wàng jiāng dào lái de xuǎn nián shíyòu xiǎo xīn huí zhe guò
    The politician glanced cautiously over his shoulder while he was looking forward to the forthcoming election year.
  • suǒ jìn guǎn men qián réng miàn lín zhe kùn nán dàn cóng 2001 nián chū kāi shǐ lìlǜ xiān hòu xià diào 7 de tóng shí hái yòu cái zhèng zhèng lái zhī chí jīn nián de jīng zhǎn jǐn shèn de tài duì jīng xíng shì biǎo shì guān
    So despite the difficulties and pressures we now face, with interest rates cut 7 times since the start of 2001 and fiscal policy supporting growth this year, I am cautiously optimistic.
  • xià kàn kànméi xiàn mài gǎn dào yòu xiē xiǎo xīn zuò dào liǎo shā shàng xīng qián jiàn guò de liǎng rén xiào zhe gěi nuó chū liǎo diǎn fāng
    I looked around the room and did not see Mike anywhere. Feeling awkward, I cautiously sat down next to the same two women who where there four weeks earlier. They smiled and slid across the couch to make room for me.