公zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhì shǎo duì yú jì suàn jī chéng xù jí diàn yǐng zuò pǐn， chéng yuán yìng shòu quán qí zuò zhě huò zuò zhě zhī hé fǎ jì chéng rén xǔ kě huò jìn zhǐ jiāng qí xiǎng yòu bǎn quán de zuò pǐn yuán jiàn huò fù zhì jiàn xiàng gōng zhòng jìn xíng shāng yè xìng chū zū。
    In respect of at least computer programs and cinematographic works, a Member shall provide authors and their successors in title the right to authorize or to prohibit the commercial rental to the public of originals or copies of their copyright works.
  • shēng yú gōng yuán qián yuē 225 nián
    born circa 225 B.C.
  • zhōng guó zhé xué jiā（ dà yuē gōng yuán qián 551-478 nián）。
    Chinese philosopher (circa 551-478 BC).
  • （ yuē gōng yuán qián 628 － 551） jiàn lì suǒ luó yà sī dé jiào de bō sī xiān zhī。
    (circa 628-551 BC) Persian prophet who founded Zoroastrianism.
  • biān xiě《 yī lì yà tè》 hé《 ào dé sài》 de xī là wěi dà shī rén（ dà yuē gōng yuán qián 850 nián）。
    Greek epic poet (circa 850 B.C.) who is believed to have written the Iliad and the Odyssey.
  • （ yuē gōng yuán qián 400 nián） tā de fàn wén de yǔ fǎ guī zé shì miáo xiě yǔ yán xué de dì yī gè xiān lì。
    Indian grammarian whose grammatical rules for Sanskrit are the first known example of descriptive linguistics (circa 400 BC).
  • （ dà yuē gōng yuán qián 460 nián zhì gōng yuán qián 377 nián kāi yè yī shī， bèi chēng wéi yī yào zhī fù； xīn kāi yè yī shēng suǒ lì zhī shì yuē de chuàng zuò zhě。
    (circa 460-377 BC) medical practitioner who is regarded as the father of medicine; author of the Hippocratic Oath.
  • dì yī shì jì（ dà yuē gōng yuán qián 8 shì jì dào gōng yuán 29 nián） de xiān zhī； duì jī dū tú lái shuō tā jì shì shàng dì yòu shì fán rén， tā shì bèi sòng dào rén jiān bǎ rén lèi cóng tā men shēng lái jù yòu de zuì 'è zhōng。
    a prophet of the first century (circa 8 BC - 29 AD); to Christians he was both God and man--the Messiah sent to save the human race from the sin it inherited through the Fall of Man.
  • rào dào qù bàn gōng shì
    Took a circular route to the office.
  • zài xū jiǎ de tè zhēng huò zhě shēn fèn zhōng， shǐ bèi liú tōng huò zhě bèi gōng rèn。
    cause to be circulated and accepted in a false character or identity.
  • gōng sī yīn quē yán zhòng fá liú dòng zī jīn 'ér bèi pò guān bì。
    Serious lack of circulating fund forced the closure of the company.
  • shè lì zhōng xiǎo qǐ yè dài kuǎn dān bǎo jī jīn（ gōng sī）、 kē jì zhōng xiǎo xíng qǐ yè chuàng xīn zī jīn、 tóu róng zī gù wèn fú wù zhōng xīn（ gōng sī）、 zhǒng zǐ jī jīn yǐ jí qīng nián kē jì xīn xīng chuàng yè jī jīn。
    Establish loans guarantee capital corporation for medium and smalll-sized enterprises, enterprising capitals of medium and small-sized scientific and technological enterprises, consulting service centers of investment and circulating capital, development capitals and scientific and technological new star capitals for youth.
  • dì qiú de zhōu cháng wéi sì wàn duō gōng lǐ。
    The earth's circumference is more than 40000 kilometres.
  • huán rào chéng shì de yuán zhōu xíng gōng lù。
    circumferential highways around cities.
  • gōng zhù jié hūn shí， jǔ xíng liǎo shèng dà de hūn lǐ。
    The princess got married with great pomp and circumstance.
  • zhè xiē qíng kuàng bù lì yú gōng sī de jìn yī bù fā zhǎn。
    The circumstances were not propitious for further expansion of the company.
  • gōng sī zài guó wài shè lì yī gè bàn shì chù， yǐ duǒ bì wǒ guó de shuì fǎ。
    The company has opened an office abroad in order to circumvent our tax laws.
  • ＂ yī xiē dà gōng sī zài guó wài shè lì bàn shì chù， yǐ duǒ bì wǒ guó de shuì fǎ。＂
    A few big companies have opened offices abroad in order to circumvent our tax laws.
  • wǒ zài pí kǎ dǐ lǐ guǎng chǎng yù dào jì nǚ gōng kāi xiàng wǒ dōu lǎn shēng yì。
    I was openly solicited at Piccadilly circus.
  • nǐ : zhè lǐ shì wǎng piccadilly guǎng chǎng de gōng gòng qì chē zhàn má？
    Is this the right bus stop to go to Piccadilly Circus?
  • zài niǔ yuē， yòu yī jiā jiào zuò yǎ kè tuō lǐ sī de qiǎo kè lì gōng sī。 gōng sī lǎo bǎn yǐ qián shì lecirque2000 fàn diàn de tián pǐn shī。 tā de diàn lǐ yòu yī kuǎn míng jiào wēi kè dé de rè qiǎo kè lì zuì chū míng。
    At Jacques Torres Chocolates, the New York company owned by the former pastry chef at the restaurant Le Cirque 2000, the big seller is Wicked Hot Chocolate.
  • yī tiáo zài gōng yuán qián nián jiàn zài yì dà lì fó lán míng ní yà shèng jiā yī wū sī de luó mǎ dà lù； cóng luó mǎ xiàng běi yī zhí yán shēn zhì 'ā 'ěr bēi sī shān nán cè de gāo lú。
    an ancient Roman road in Italy built by Gaius Flaminius in 220 BC; extends north from Rome to Cisalpine Gaul.
  • gēn jù shēng huó fèi yòng de tí gāo， gōng sī yǐ jué dìng tiáozhěng zì yóu zhí yè zhě de chóu jīn。
    The company had decide to review freelance payment in the light of the rising cist of living.
  • kè lǐ mǔ lín gōng mò sī kē de chéng bǎo， shì sū lián zhèng fǔ de bàn gōng suǒ zài dì。 chéng bǎo de wài chéng qiáng shǐ jiàn yú 15 shì jì
    The citadel of Moscow, housing the offices of the Soviet government. The outer walls of the compound date to the15th century.
  • widow shì yī gǔ lǎo de cí， kě zhuī sù dào gǔ dài yīng yǔ zhōng， dì 'èr bǎn niú jīn yīng yǔ cí diǎn zuì zǎo de yǐn yòng shǐ yú gōng yuán 825 nián， tā lái zì yìn 'ōu yǔ xì de widhewo jí cí gēn weidh-， yì wéi “ fēn kāi de ”， yīn cǐ， widow shì zhǐ bèi fēn kāi de huò gū dú de rén。
    Widow is an ancient word, going back to Old English. The OED2's earliest citation is from c.825. It derives from the Indo-European *widhewo, and the root *weidh- meaning separate. So a widow is one who is left separate or solitary.
  • kě néng de huà， nǐ kě shuō chū yī xiàng kě néng huì gěi gōng sī dài lái hǎo chù de ruò diǎn， rú kě shuō：“ wǒ shì yī gè wán měi zhù yì zhě。 gōng zuò zuòde bù piào liàng， wǒ shì bù huì sǎ shǒu de。”
    If possible, cite a weakness that will work to the company's advantage. "I' m such a perfectionist that I won't stop until a job is well done."
  • ná bodyshop( bǎo dì diàn ) lái shuō bā， yòu yī míng jì zhě jìn rì zhǐ zé gāi gōng sī zài měi róng chǎn pǐn de cè shì shàng quē fá zhěng tǐ xìng， gāi gōng sī gōng kāi lì yòng qí gōng sī pǐn pái qiú zhù yú gōng zhòng， zài gōng zhòng de xīn mù zhōng tā yǐ tóng guān xì dào dòng wù quán lì de dào dé biāo zhǔn xī xī xiāng guān。
    Consider the Body Shop.When a journalist recently accused the company of lacking integrity in its testing of beauty products,the company overtly appealed to the public by citing its corporate brand,which was firmly associated in People's minds with strong ethical standards concerning animal rights.
  • lā wǔ gé luó fū chēng fù yòu mèi lì de xíng xiàng yòu zhù yú xī yǐn gù kè bìng tí gāo jī piào de xiāo shòu 'é。 tā hái yǐn yòng liǎo 20 shì jì 70 nián dài zǎo qī xī nán háng kōng gōng sī chéng gōng de fàn lì。 dāng shí zhè jiā gōng sī de kōng jiě shēn zhe duǎn kù， jiǎo chuān bái sè de cháng tǒng pí xuē， jiēguǒ xī yǐn liǎo dà pī chéng kè。
    Lovegrove says that a glamourous look can help attract customers and increase airline ticket sales, citing the dramatic jump in customer base for Southwest Airlines in the early 1970s, when it dressed its flight attendants in high white leather boots and hot pants.
  • tā shì yī gè jié chū de zhōng guó gōng mín。
    He is an eminent citizen of China.
  • tā yǐ chéng wéi gōng mín， yīn cì huò dé liǎo xuǎn jǔ。
    He became a citizen, thereby gaining the right to vote.
  • tā shì gè shǒu fǎ de gōng mín。
    She is a lawful citizen.
  • měi guó gōng mín yǔ yīng guó chén mín
    American citizens and British subjects