zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • fěi bīn mián lán lǎo dǎo dōng nán 'àn de chéng shìbīn lín wāntài píng yáng de xiǎo gǎng shì zhù yào de gǎng kǒu shāng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 270, 600
    A city of southeast Mindanao, Philippines, on Davao Gulf, an inlet of the Pacific Ocean. Davao is a major port and commercial center. Population,270, 600.
  • xiān tái běn běn zhōu dǎo dōng běi chéng shìwèi dōng jīng běi miàn de tài píng yáng kǒu shì zhòng yào de wén huà jiào zhōng xīnrén kǒu 700, 248
    A city of northeast Honshu, Japan, on an inlet of the Pacific Ocean north of Tokyo. It is an important cultural and educational center. Population,700, 248.
  • zhōng guó dōng wèi háng zhōu wān dōng hǎi de hǎi kǒu de chéng shìbèi luó rèn wéi shì shì jiè shàng zuì hǎo de chéng shì
    a city of eastern China on Hangzhou Bay (an inlet of the East China Sea); regarded by Marco Polo as the finest city in the world.
  • suō bái gǎng nán fēi dōng nán chéng shìwèi yìn yáng hǎi wān chù。 1873 nián cóng gāi shì tōng wǎng jīn de tiě jùn gōng hòuzhè chéng shì jiù xùn zhǎn láirén kǒu 281, 600
    A city of southeast South Africa on an inlet of the Indian Ocean. It grew rapidly after the completion of the railroad to Kimberley in1873. Population,281, 600.
  • máo dōng tóng zhì zàn chéng tiān cái lùn dàn shì fǎn duì zūn zhòng rén cái
    Comrade Mao Zedong didn't believe in the theory of innate genius, but he was not opposed to cherishing able people.
  • dōng dào zhù duì zài 6 zhōng de qiú shí fēn chū
    The home team were very good at the bat for six innings.
  • suī rán zhòu guǎng kuò yín zhòu zhōng de dōng qiān chā wàn biéshǔbù shèngshǔrán 'érshì jiè shàng méi yòu rèn shí de dōng ér zhǐ yòu hái méi yòu bèi rèn shí de dōng ér jiāng lái xué shí jiàn de liàng huì jiā jiē shì rèn shí de” ( lín )。
    Although the universe is wide and endless and the things in it are so different and so innumerable, "There are no things in the world which are unknowable. But only things which are still not known, but which will be disclosed and made known by the efforts of science and practice.
  • dài měi zhōu dōng nán xíng shāng hài rénzhù yào zài jiān huó dòng de yòu lèi dòng zhòngzuǐ ròu zhì fēng mǎn
    large inoffensive chiefly nocturnal ungulate of tropical America and southeast Asia having a heavy body and fleshy snout.
  • zhè jiāngliáo níngguǎng dōng jiàn děng jìn 'ànjìn hǎi hǎi wéi chì cháo duō chì cháo pín fán shēng hǎi duō wéi shòu dàn lín suān yán rǎn jiào zhòng de hǎi
    The offshore and coastal zones in Zhejiang, Liaoning, Guangdong and Fujian provinces are the ones with frequent red tides, mainly affected by inorganic nitrogen and phosphate.
  • tīng xià fēi wǎng dōng jīng de háng bān
    Go and inquire about the flight to Tokyo.
  • cáng shí dōng ? bié 'ài guǎn xián shì !'
    What's that you're hiding?' Don't be so inquisitive!'
  • ào dōng nán de shí chóng niǎocháng zhe qīng shìde kuān zuǐ
    insectivorous bird of Australia and southeastern Asia having a wide frog-like mouth.
  • máo dōng xiǎng zài shì jiè shàng shì tóng fǎn quán zhù de dǒu zhēng fēn kāi deér dǎzháo shè huì zhù hào shí xíng quán zhù zhèng shì liǎo zhèng quán de liè zhù dǎng bèi pàn shè huì zhù yuán de zuì xiǎn zhù biāo zhì
    From the international point of view, Mao Zedong Thought is inseparably linked with the struggle against hegemonism;and the practice of hegemonism under the banner of socialism is a most obvious betrayal of socialist principles on the part of a Marxist-Leninist party after it has come to power.
  • chā dōng de fāng gēn guǎn huò tàn zhēn huò tóu de duān)。
    where something (a pipe or probe or end of a bone) is inserted.
  • xià chèn zài qiān xià miàn sài jìn zhāng zhǐ huò dōng tái gāo huò zhī chēngyìn pán de gāo
    To raise or support(the level of a bed) by inserting a piece of paper or other material under the type.
  • yáo liǎo yáoxiǎng zhī dào miàn què shí méi yòu dōng
    She shook it to make certain there was nothing inside.
  • ràng kàn kàn xiāng de dōng
    Let me see inside your suitcase.
  • chāo rén shì de rèn dōng shì shí shàng…… mendōu chù - wēi lián · zhān shì
    whatever of transmundane...insight...we may carry- William James.
  • zhè me jiǎn dān 'ér yán de wèn jiào lái de zhǒng wén huà de chǎn héng héng shùzhé xuéwén xué zhì shēng huó biàn chéng shèn zhòng yào de dōng liǎo
    Besides the austere simplicity of such a question, every other achievement of civilization art, philosophy, literature and material living pales into insignificance.
  • wēi dào de dōng xiǎo de huò zhòng yào de dōng
    A small or insignificant thing.
  • xiǎo de dōng wēi dào de dōng
    Something very small or insignificant.
  • zhuāng chū shì zhēn shí de huò xiāng xìn méi yòu de dōng
    insincerity by virtue of pretending to have qualities or beliefs that you do not really have.
  • àn shì jiàn dōng lìng jiàn dōng gèng hǎo bàng qiāo shuō hēi bái hǎo bìng méi yòu gèng de
    Suggesting that one thing...is better than another thing...bears no more significance than insinuating that black is better than white.
  • wéi hòu de gōng zuò gōng líng gǎn de dōng
    anything that provides inspiration for later work.
  • yīn lùn shénme yàng de líng gǎn yuán duì zhī dàode dōng de tàn suǒ
    Whatever inspiration is, it's born from a continuous "I don't know".
  • zhèng zài xún zhǎo zhǒng ràng yǒng jiān chí xià de dōng 。”
    “ She was searching for something that would give her the inspiration to hang on.”
  • gěi rén běn zhì de shūjiù shì wèitā dài lái xiē shǐ de shēng mìng chōng mǎn de dōng
    Give someone a good inspirational book,for instance,and you give that person something that will work wonders in his or her life.
  • ān zhuāng mǒu xiē dōng shè bèi)。
    the act of installing something (as equipment).
  • shè xiàng huò kuǎn de mùdì shì yào bāng zhù gòu mǎi diàn shì huò zhī lèi de dōng ér yòng zhī fēn kuǎn fāng shì gòu suǒ yào de gāo 'é
    The loans are primarily designed to help you buy such things as TV sets or washing machines rates asked for on instalment purchases.
  • néng chī diǎn de dōng lái dài
    Could she have something else instead?
  • xíng 'ér shàng xuéděng wèiwǒ men běn néng xiāng xìn de dōng zhǎo xún wèi de yóu
    Metaphysics is the finding of bad reasons for what we believe on instinct.
  • xìng duì shì yòu jīng rén de tiān xìng : zhǐ yòu xiǎn 'ér jiàn de dōng kàn jiàn rèn shì mendōu néng gòu xiàn chū lái
    Women have a wonderful instinct about things; they can discover anything except the obvious.