zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè chéng shì suǒ yòu de 'ā rén lùn shì lán jiào hái shì jiào tīng shuō yóu tài rén wǎn jiù liǎo yòu míng wàng de jiā tíngshǐ miǎn liǎo chǐ fēn liè de bēi chuán shí shuō kuì zhì zhě chēng hào de dài rén shì yòu deyōng yòu xiàng zhè yàng rén de mín shì xìng de
    And all the Arabs of the city, Muslims and Christians alike, who heard how Hakham of the Jews had saved an honored family from shame and disunion, whispered to one another, " Blessed is the generation that was worthy of a Dayan like that and happy is the nation that has the likes of him."
  • men zěn yàng cái néng shǐ zài xiǎng dào bēi de sǔn shī
    How can we divert her thoughts from her sad loss?
  • dàn shì zhè jiā huǒ zhǐ shì kàn liǎo yǎn yǎn shén cháng mǎn de liǎn hěn xiāngchèn bēi shāng shuō:“ ō xiǎng men bāng shì ?”
    But the big fella only looked at me with eyes that I could barely see through the hair on his face and said sadly,"I guess we gotta do him, huh, Doc?"
  • dàn shì zhè jiā huǒ zhǐ shì kàn liǎo yǎn yǎn shén cháng mǎn de liǎn hěn xiāngchèn bēi shāng shuō :“ ō xiǎng men bāng shì ?”
    But the big fella only looked at me with eyes that I could barely see through the hair on his face and said sadly, "I guess we gotta do him, huh, Doc?"
  • bēi guān zhù rèn wéi shì jiè shàng xié 'è yuǎn yuǎn qiáng zhèng de zhù xìn niàn
    The doctrine or belief that the evil in the world outweighs the good.
  • sāng duì gāi piàn běn jiàn zhōng qíng lái de qià shì shí hòu gāng jīng liǎo yǎn yuán tài · duō nuò wàn fēn shǒu de tòng zhèng hǎo jiāng piàn zhōng jiǎo de bēi shāng xiāng yìng men shì nián qián sāng chū yǎn de chǔnǚ zuò shí xiāng shí de
    When Sandra read the script, she fell in love with it at once. It came to her at a time when she could relate to the sadness of the character. She had just come out of a painful break-up with actor Tate Donovan, whom she had met four years earlier on her debut film.
  • yào shì men tīng xìn xiē bēi guān zhě de lùn diào gōng chéng jiù yǒng yuǎn néng shàng
    If we had listened to the prophets of doom, we would never have started the project.
  • bēi guān zhù zhě gào men shuō men xiàn zài de zhè zhǒng jiā tíng zhù dìng yào bēng kuì
    Pessimist tells us that the family as we know it is doom.
  • āi shǐ biǎo tòng de bēi tàn huò duì 'è yùn zhí bái yán de wén xué zuò pǐn huò yǎn shuō
    A literary work or speech expressing a bitter lament or a righteous prophecy of doom.
  • 'ěr duàn dìng men de xīn dìng huì shī bài zhēn shì bēi guān lùn zhě
    Bill is sure that our new business will fail-he's such a prophet of doom!
  • yào bēi guān xíng hūn tiān tiān dāng rán huì fàng jīng de
    Don't be a prophet of doom. Of course it will be sunny on your wedding day.
  • yào shì men tīng xìn xiē bēi guān zhě de lùn diào gōng chéng jiù yǒng yuǎn néng shàng
    If we have listen to the prophet of doom, we will never have start the project.
  • bēi guān lùn zhě men zài bào zhǐ shàng lián piān lěi yánshì qíng zhǐ néng yuè lái yuè zāo gāo
    The newspapers are full of prophets of doom who predict that things can only get worse.
  • qiú jiè yào rén bēi guān yán zhè chǎng sài huì shī bài gào zhōngdàn méi yòu cǎi shénme cuò shī lái gǎi biàn zhè zhǒng miàn
    Soccer's top brass gloomily predict the pending doom of the game, but little is being done to alter the situation.
  • gōng yuán qián 525 nián - gōng yuán qián 456 nián zuò jiā bēi zhī
    (525-456 BC) Greek dramatist; the father of Greek tragedy.
  • āi luó bēi zuò jiā zuò pǐn shǒu chú chàng wài zēng jiā liǎo liǎng wèi yǎn yuán 90 běn zhǐ xìng cún 7 zhōng bāo kuò 'ào ruì sān ( 458 nián
    Greek tragic dramatist whose plays were the first to include two actors in addition to the chorus. Only7 of his90 dramas survive, including the Oresteia trilogy(458).
  • tuō 1558- 1594 yīng guó jiā xiě de bān bēi ( 1584 nián), bèi rèn wéi chéng liǎo suō shì de · ān luó hēng liù shì néng hái xiě liǎo lāi de zhǒng bǎn běn
    English dramatist who wrote The Spanish Tragedy(c.1584), is thought to have contributed to Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus and Henry VI, and may have written a version of Hamlet.
  • zhēn men de shēng huó jìng rán hái shì zhè yàng bēi cǎn
    It's dreadful that their life should stillbe so miserable.
  • men jiāng jiàn shè tiáo tōng xiàng 'ān quán de dàoér shì huá xiàng bēi de shēn yuān
    Instead of drifting along toward tragedy, we will set a course toward safety.
  • de tóu bēi āi chuí xià lái
    Her head drooped sadly.
  • xiǎo bēi shāng dié dié xiū bēi shāng chén guǎ yán
    Light grief speaks, the weighty is dumb.
  • zhè méi yòu yào xiáng jiǎng shù luó guó bēi cǎn de jīng shǐ
    It is unnecessary to dwell on the melancholy economomical history of the Roman empire.
  • dàn shì zài shí hòu dàn hóng jūn fāng dǎng nèi yòu zhǒng bēi guān de xiǎngjiù shì zhōng yāng shí miǎn wéi zhǒng biǎo miàn shàng de qíng kuàng suǒ huòér shēng liǎo bēi guān de lùn diào
    hence it was actually the time when the counter-revolutionary tide had begun to ebb and the revolutionary tide to rise again. Yet pessimistic ideas were to be found not only in the Red Army and local Party organizations; even the Central Committee was misled by appearances and adopted a pessimistic tone.
  • zhǒng liú xíng běn de zhǒngcóng gèng lǎo de néng yǎn huà 'ér lái zhōng yòu chuānzhuó jīng měi zhuāng de biǎo yǎn zhěxiàn zài jǐn xiàn nán yǎn yuányòng chéng shì huà de dòng zuò dǎo hègē zhǎn xiàn bēi
    A type of popular Japanese drama, evolved from the older No theater, in which elaborately costumed performers, nowadays men only, use stylized movements, dances, and songs in order to enact tragedies and comedies.
  • wǎn dào 'āi huò bēi āi de shī huò wén xué zuò pǐn
    A mournful or elegiac poem or other literary work.
  • yán jiū zhě shì tōng guò ràng xué shēng men guān kàn huò zhě bēi diàn yǐng de piàn duàn lái shì men de qíng gǎn fǎn yìng de
    The researchers gauged emotion by having students watch film clips that tend to elicit laughs or tears.
  • jiǒng lún bēi tòng lún
    felt tongue-tied with embarrassment; incoherent with grief.
  • háo jiàopáo xiào chū bēi shāngāi yuàn de cháng yīn
    To utter or emit a long, mournful, plaintive sound.
  • àihèn bēi dōushì qíng gǎn
    Love, joy, hate, fear and grief are all emotions.
  • àihèn bēi shāng dōushì gǎn qíng
    Love, hatred, and grief are emotion.
  • àihèn bēi shāng dōushì rén de qíng gǎn
    Love, hatred, and grief are emotions.
  • duì zuì fàn bēi cǎn de tóng nián biǎo shì lián mǐn děng miǎn chú zhǎngdà chéng rén hòu suǒ fàn de zuì
    Empathy for the criminal's childhood misery does not imply exoneration of the crimes he committed as an adult.