zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • " mìng yùn zhī " de chéng gōng wéi qín fèn xiè shǐ rán
    Destiny's Child's success has been fueled mostly by hard work and an indefatigable spirit.
  • rán érzhè zhǒng shè huì zhuàng kuàng bìng fáng 'ài shāng rén jiē de chū xiàn
    This state of society,however, is not destitute of a mercantile class;
  • suī rán zhè yàng qióng kùndàn zhè yìng tóu shǐ zhōng xiàng yòu qián de rén tóugèng xiàng bié rén rèn wéi rén de chū shì zhǎo yòu qián de zhàng
    Destitute as I am, I can bear my privation with great fortitude. I never yield, never bow to the rich, never think that a woman's way out is to marry a wealthy man.
  • xiàn zài shuōzhōng guó jiě jué liǎo wēn bǎo wèn dāng rán hái yòu bǎi fēn zhī shí zuǒ yòu de rén kǒu jiào pín kùndàn shì jué duì de pín kùn
    Now it can be said that China has solved the problem of food and clothing. Of course, about 10 per cent of the people are still relatively poor, but they are not completely destitute.
  • quán rán yòu jīnwán quán shī shēng huó chū wài dāng bīnghuò chū zuò gōnghuò liú dāng gài dedōushìchì pín zhàn bǎi fēn zhī 'èr shí
    The utterly destitute, comprising 20 per cent, are the completely dispossessed, that is, people who have neither land nor money, are without any means of livelihood, and are forced to leave home and become mercenaries or hired labourers or wandering beggars.
  • zhōngguó jiā zhòng diǎn chí pín kùn xiàn de pín kùn rén kǒu cóng 1994 nián de 5858 wàn rén jiǎn shǎo dào 2000 nián de 1710 wàn rénzhè xiē rén zhù yào shì shēng huó zài rán tiáo jiàn 'è liè de kùn rén kǒushǎo shù shè huì bǎo zhàng duì xiàng fēn cán rén
    Of this, the number of poverty-stricken people in the impoverished counties to which the Chinese Government gave priority in its poverty alleviation efforts decreased from 58.58 million in 1994 to 17.1 million in 2000, involving mainly the destitute people living in areas with adverse natural conditions, a small number of people receiving social security assistance and some handicapped people.
  • rán qiě huǐ miè xìng de měng liè dòng zuò xíng dòng de rén huò
    One that acts with sudden and destructive fury.
  • rán kāi shǐ màn biān tán de shēng lái liǎo
    He broke into a desultory chat with me over his business affairs.
  • rán ér shuō yòu cóng niè 'ěr xíng huí lái hòuyòu jīhū sān nián shí jiān jiù zhǐ gēn wài guó lǎo gōng jué guò liǎozhè wèi lǎo gōng jué shì bǎi wàn wēng xiǎng jìn fāng yào gēn guò de shēng huó dāo liǎng duàn
    However, for some three years previously, ever since a visit she had made to Bagneres, she was said to be living with just one man, an elderly foreign duke who was fabulously wealthy and had attempted to detach her as far as possible form her old life.
  • fēn kāi de suǒnéng gòu tōng guò gōu de dīng xiāng lián de liàn de suǒ bìng néng rán guān
    a detachable lock; has a hinged shackle that can be passed through the staple of a hasp or the links in a chain and then snapped shut.
  • wéi chāo rán
    He is terribly detached.
  • dòng dòng tǎng zài chuáng shàngduì zhèng zài shēng de shì qíng quán rán
    He lay still in the bed and seemed very detached from what was going on.
  • chāo rán de shén tài huí
    He answered with an air of detachment.
  • shǒu wèi duì miǎn rán de qiǎn duì
    a detachment of troops guarding an army from surprise attack.
  • guān zhě de tài wéi diǎn lěng jìngchāo rán de tài miàn duì wèn
    characterized by the attitude of a philosopher; meeting trouble with level-headed detachment.
  • rán ér mài léi piān piān shí bèi de zhuī zōng biāo zhù liǎo shì zhí xìng de lěng zhú jiàn xiāo tuìér duì jiǎ de jiān shì zhú jiàn biàn chéng jiù yào de kuī shì
    Professional detachment[3] erodes as McGregor becomes inappropriately fascinated by his target, turning his surveillance of Judd into a voyeuristic obsession[4].
  • zhēn zhèng jīng zhì de shí tóu suī yīnggāi 'àn shì xióng wěi huò chū chén chāo de gǎn jué rán ér xiàn tiáo zhèng què dǎo shì gèng zhòng yào zhī diǎn
    While really good pieces of rock should suggest majesty or detachment from life, it is even more important that the lines be correct.
  • zhuāng bèi yòng tàn rán hòu huài huò zhì huò kāi chú hǎi léi de chuán
    a ship equipped to detect and then destroy or neutralize or remove marine mines.
  • chá qīng sāo rǎo 'ān de jiù shì rán hòu fān shēn yòu shuì liǎoyòu zuò mèng liǎo : néng de huàzhè mèng xiān qián de gèng kuài
    detected the disturber, then turned and dozed, and dreamt again: if possible, still more disagreeably than before.
  • rán hòu ap jiù huì apc pèi zhì kāi miǎn duì xiàn de ap jìn xíng zhàng jiǎn huò dòng huī
    The AP is then isolated from the APC configuration so that no fault detection or automatic recovery attempts are made on the OFFLINE AP.
  • rán huān shàng liǎo zhēn tàn xiǎo shuō
    I've suddenly taken a fancy to detective stories.
  • rán hòu chū kǒu dài zhōng de jīn shǔ zǒu guò jīn shǔ tàn
    Then you should remove metal objects from your pockets and walk through a metal detector.
  • bié chǎo liǎo rán jiù men tǒng tǒng liú xià fàng xué liǎo
    Lay off, or I'll put the lot of you in detention.
  • qián réng rán liú zài běn gǎng yuè nán chuán mín liú zhōng xīn de chuán mín rén shù jiǎn zhì 00 míng zuǒ yòu
    The number of Vietnamese migrants remaining in the detention centre in Hong Kong has now dwindled to about one thousand.
  • men rán zhǎo dào běn · dēngyòu tán zhǐ
    How are we supposed to deter Osama bin Laden when we can't find him?
  • men gǎn dàosuī rán zhàn zhēng de wēi xiǎn hái cún zàidàn shì zhì yuē zhàn zhēng de liàng yòu liǎo de zhǎn
    We now think that although there is still the danger of war, the forces that can deter it are growing, and we find that encouraging.
  • shuō,“ zhī dào zhè huì zài duō chéng shàng 'è zhì xiē tōu liè zhědàn shì hěn xiǎn ránràng rén men zhī dào men suǒ yòu de niǎo 'ér zhù zài 'àn shì huì yòu bāng zhù de。”
    "I don't know how much that would deter poachers, but obviously, getting the word out that we've got them all catalogued would certainly help."
  • qīng dàn shuō chéng liǎo zuì zhōng de qīng jié xiǎn rán zhè shì zhōng shuō lòu zuǐ de cuò
    She called the hydrogen bomb the ultimate detergent héng an obvious Freudian slip.
  • ràng zuò gěi kànxiān jìn shī rán hòu zài jiā
    Let me show you. First you soak it, then add some detergent.
  • zhè zhǒng qīng wēi jīng shén fēn liè zhèng zhuàng chí liǎo zhěng zhěng bàn xiǎo shídāng kāi huò jià shí jìng rán shì liǎng shǒu kōng kōng
    This little schizophrenic act went on for a solid half hour,after which I left the rack without any detergent at all.
  • zhōng guó 90% de yòng tiān rán cǎo yuán yòu tóng chéng de tuì huà
    Ninety percentage of the usable natural grasslands have deteriorate to various certain extents.
  • miàn duì zhè yàng yán jùn de shì shíwèile bǎo zhàng rén mín yòu zuì de shēng cún tiáo jiànwèile shǐ quán gōng mín jǐn néng gòu dào wēn bǎoér qiě shēng huó shuǐ píng néng gòu zhú gāozhōng guó néng xiàng yòu xiē rén xiǎng xiàng de yàngděng dài jīng de gāo zhǎn lái yǐn rén kǒu chū shēng shuài de rán xià jiàng yàng zhǐ huì zào chéng rén kǒu xiàn zhì zēng jiājīng zhuàng kuàng gèng jiā 'è huà
    Faced with the gravity of this situation, the government, in order to guarantee people's minimum living conditions and to enable citizens not only to have enough to eat and wear but also to grow better off, cannot do as some people imagine -- wait for a high level of economic development to initiate a natural decline in birthrate. If we did so, the population would grow without restriction, and the economy would deteriorate steadily.