zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài hái liú zài táng rén jiē méi zǒu zhī qián pàn wàng zhe chī de dùn zhēn zhèng de zhōng guó cān
    I've been looking forward to having my first real Chinese meal while I'm in Chinatown.
  • fáng zài táng rén jiē jiù cānfàn hòu gǎn hòu de bān lǎn chē fǎn huí shèwǎn dào de chéng cháng cháng zhuā zhe bān lǎn chē de chē zǒu wán quán chéng
    You could have dinner in Chinatown and then, on the way back to your hotel, catch the last cable car after midnight: it's not unusual for passengers who arrive late to have to hang on to the sides of the last car for the whole journey.
  • 10 duō nián qián zài yínháng jiè gōng zuò de tóng shì huì jué līn zhe yìn yòu niú chē shuǐ shāng diàn zhōng wén diàn míng de dài shàng jiē hěn jiàn rén shí dào liǎo jīn tiān xiē běn huá rén hái shì yuàn gǎi biànhuá wén zǒng shì yīng wén dàng de piān jiàn
    More than 10 years ago, my bank colleagues felt that going out carrying a paper bag printed with the Chinese name of a Chinatown shop was “ rather embarrassing” . In fact, some Chinese here still cling on to the prejudice that “ the Chinese language is always a class below the English language” .
  • tuō · běn 'ěr shè huò zhǒng fēng dejiā yòu zhe yōu de lún kuò shì xíng liàng luò diāo
    furniture made by (or in the style of) Thomas Chippendale; graceful outlines and Gothic motifs and massive rococo carvings.
  • kàn lái hěn jiù xiàng wéi de cōng míng 'ér gāo xīng de rén yàng héng héng lǎng ·g· dùnkuài huó de shēng huó héng héng h·m· léi luò yòng de jiǎo zǒu zhe de tiān pài
    looking chipper, like a man...diverted by his own wit- Frances G. Patton; life that is gay, brisk, and debonair- H.M.Reynolds; walked with a jaunty step; a jaunty optimist.
  • hóng què zhā míng jiào zhe chūn tiān de
    The linnet chirps her vernal song.
  • guǒ duì gōng rén cuī zhe diǎn xiāng xìn men huì gānde gèng kuài xiē
    If you chivvy the labourers along a bit I'm sure they could do the work faster.
  • dào jiào táng huò zhě shì zài huǒ chē shàng yòng yòu 'ér de kǒu wěn shuō huà zhī shí bié wàng dài zhe duī bǐng luó fǎng
    When you talk baby to church or on the train, be sure to have plenty of cookies and chloroform.
  • guāng néng zhuǎn huà zhe zài nèi biǎo céng de duō wēi zhī shí cháng bèi rèn wéi shì guāng zuò yòng de néng dān wèi
    One of numerous particles located on the inner lamellar surface of a chloroplast and sometimes considered to be the functional unit of photosynthesis.
  • tái chuáng yòng xiē wěn zhī diàn zhe
    The milling machine was firmly chocked up.
  • sòng gěi zuì huān chī de qiǎo zhè shì xiǎng chī xiǎo kuī zhàn piányíxiàn zài zhèng qiē děng dài zhe de fǎn yìng
    He sent her a box of her favourite chocolates. It was a sprat to catch a mackerel, and he waited eagerly for her reply.
  • tuì chǎng zàn měi shī zhǒng zài zuò wán bài hòu suí zhe shī chàng shī bān de tuì chǎng 'ér yín chàng bàn zòu de zàn měi shī
    A hymn that accompanies the exit of the clergy and choir after a service.
  • yòu hěn róng jiù néng zài tiān zhī nèi pèng shàng tóng bìng rén zài jiǎn chá shìzài shāng diànzài jiào táng chàng shī bān 'āi zhe chàng de réndōu shì zhè bìng rén
    And that she could easily run into the same patient several times a day -- in the exam room, at the store, singing next to her in the church choir.
  • jìng liǎo huì 'éryòu shì piàn luàn rǎng rǎng :“ tái de tóu …, kuàibái lán …… bié qiàng zhe liǎo zěn me yàng liǎo
    then silence, and then another confusion of voices--`Hold up his head--Brandy now--Don't choke him--How was it, old fellow?
  • fèi dǔsè zhe zhè tiáo
    Waste is choking the river.
  • chú liǎo yòng nǎi yóu shǐ zhī zhì zhī wàiyào shā māo 'ér de fāng duō zhe
    There are more ways of killing a cat than choking her with cream.
  • zhǒnghuò luàn yīn fèi yán bìng 'ér jiā de huáng bìng héng héng shì wèile chéng díkǎ 'ěr chū wài zhǎo rénzài chéng chǎng péng chē huí jiā de zhōng zhe liǎo liáng cái shàng fèi yán de
    He died of dropsy, cholera and jaundice, complicated by pneumonia. This last lie caught driving home in an open carriage from a visit on behalf of the unworthy Karl.
  • shì bīng men cān pán pái duì děng zhe lǐng shí
    The soldiers picked up trays and got into the chow line.
  • men yǒng yuǎn bǎi tuō xiǎo men lùn dào 'értādōu shì jǐn jǐn gēn zhe
    We can never get rid of young Chris, he always tags along wherever we go.
  • guò zhe de shēng huó
    He lived the life of a Christian.
  • zhōng guó shì yòu zhe duō zhǒng zōng jiào de guó jiāzhù yào yòu jiàodào jiào lán jiàotiān zhù jiào jiào děng
    China is home to many religions, mainly Buddhism, Taoism, Islam and Christianity.
  • christie 'é luó pāi mài xíng de rén shuōzhè méi cǎi dàn biāo zhì zhe é luó shǐ shàng de shū de shí
    Alexis de Tiesenhausen, head of the Russian Department at Christie's, said the egg marked a special occasion.
  • zǒng shì cháo zhe fāng xiàng
    Christina always kept her eye on the same goal.
  • guǎn zěn yàng,“ 'ài bèi hòu de hán zài zhěng guān de guò chéng zhōng shì biàn huà zhe de,“ gāng kāi shǐ shì yòng lái shì 'àishì tōng xiàng hūn yuē de ,” ruì lái gōng wèn tīng · nuò shuō
    Anyhow, it seems the meaning behind “ I love you” changes throughout a relationship. “ In the beginning, it may be used as a declaration of interest and as one of the first steps towards commitment,” says Christine Northam, a counsellor with Relate.
  • kāi chē de shàng shì zhe gēn tuō liáo tiān què jiān hěn xiǎn rán nǎo qiān tóu wàn gǎn qíng shàng shí hái nán jiē shòu
    As we drove,I tried to engage Christopher in conversation,but he was silent,apparently sorting through his feelings.
  • zhe diǎn rǎn wēi guǎn de liǎng wēi guān lián jiē diǎnzài bāo fēn liè guò chéng zhōng chū xiàn zài de zhe shàng
    Either of two submicroscopic attachment points for chromosomal microtubules, present on each centromere during the process of cell division.
  • jìn duān zhe de zhe wèi jiē jìn rǎn duān deyīn rǎn cháng 'ér lìng duǎn
    Having the centromere located near one end of the chromosome so that one chromosomal arm is long and the other is short.
  • guān rǎn shàng de zhuān mén de yòu fēn liè shí suō xíng xiān wéi zhe
    pertaining to the dense specialized portion of a chromosome to which the spindle attaches during mitosis.
  • zhe diǎn zhe rǎn shàng zuì suō de yòu fēn liè shí suō xíng xiān wéi zhe
    The most condensed and constricted region of a chromosome to which the spindle fiber is attached during mitosis.
  • rǎn zhōng yāng zhe de yóu zhe zài zhōng yāng 'ér yòu liǎng děng deyòng rǎn
    Having the centromere in the median position so that the arms are of equal length. Used of a chromosome.
  • rǎn dān rǎn zhì chǎn shēng de liǎng dān zhōng de yóu bāo fēn liè guò chéng zhōng rǎn zài zhe diǎn shàng fēn liè xíng chéng dān rǎn
    Either of the two daughter strands of a duplicated chromosome that are joined by a single centromere and separate during cell division to become individual chromosomes.
  • suō zhuān xīn zhì zhì bǎi nòng zhe zhè xiē zhào piànàn nián yuè shùn pái hǎo shí rán dào shēng rén de shēng fēn qīng
    As Liza and I pored over these photos,putting them in chronological order,it dawned on me how life-defining birthdays are.