zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • 'èr shì wèile měi 4 nián shǐ quán shì jiè zuì yōu xiù de yùn dòng yuán huān táng
    secondly to bring together the best athletes in the world every four years.
  • suàn shǒu xiān méi piào huān zhè chū
    I'm not going.To begin with, I haven't ticket, and secondly, I don't like the play.
  • lái méi piàoèr lái huān zhè chū
    I'm not going. To begin with I haven't a ticket, and secondly I don't like the play.
  • lín dùn 14 yuè qián kāi zǒng tǒng bǎo zuò lái , tíng zài 30 guó jiā biǎo liǎo jìn 200 chǎng yǎn jiǎng , jīhū píng jūn měi tiān jiù yǎn jiǎng wài , hái huān pèng dào de jīhū měi rén cháng liáo fān
    That's positively sedentary for private citizen Bill Clinton, who has yakked his way through nearly 200 speeches in 30 countries since leaving office 14 months ago, an average of almost one every other day, not counting all the times he holds court -- sometimes endlessly -- with practically anyone he meets.
  • kàn dào liǎo xuǎn zhōng de měi guó hěn huān kàn dào de qiē
    I've seen America in this campaign and I like what I see.
  • de què huān péi bàn
    I do like you accompanying me.
  • xióng wěi zhuàng guān de lìng xiē xún xiǎn tàn de rén men xīn chí shén wǎngyóu shì xiē huān cóng xiá qiáo shàng zòng shēn tiào xià de yóu luò zhě
    These powerful falls have certainly had an effect on thrill seekers especially the free fallers jumping off of the gorge bridge.
  • yuē 10 nián qián chuàng zào liǎo t xíng xìng huò t” zhè shù shuōgāi zhǐ de shì chǔyú tǒng de duān de rén menmào xiǎn zhě huān xīng fèn de rénxún qiú de rén。”
    About 10 years ago, he coined the term "Type-T personality," or "Big T," which refers, he said, to those at one end of the continuum, "the risk-takers, arousal-seekers, stimulation-seekers."
  • 91. měi guó de máo zhī zhèng chéng wéi wán shuǎ de fāngduì yuè lái yuè duō yōng yòu tuō chē huò yuè dān chē lèi chē liàng de huān fàng zòng sài huò kāipì xīn de shā tōng dào de xún huān zuò zhě yòu duàn zēngzhǎng de yǐn
    91. Arid regions in the southwestern United States have become increasingly inviting playgrounds for the growing number of recreation seekers who own vehicles such as motorcycles or powered trail bikes and indulge in hill-climbing contests or in caving new trails in the desert.
  • zài wéi dùn rén gào 'ài nài xiān shēng huān bìng guān xīn jiǎn zhī hòuài huái sòng de rén jiù shì nài
    Emma wondered if it had come from Mr. Knightley, after Mrs. Weston pointed out to her his seeming preference and concern for Jane.
  • xuǎn jiēguǒ shì zài huān shēng zhōng xuān de
    The election result was announced to the accompaniment of loud cheers
  • měi réndōu huān bān
    Seemingly everyone likes the zebra.
  • duō shù rén huān shōu dào xìn jiàndàn méi yòu rén huān xiě xìn
    Most man likes the receiving letter, but seemingly nobody likes writing the letter.
  • 'ěr · dùnài huá · qiáo zhì · è 'ěr · dùn 1803 1873 yīng guó zuò jiā shòu huān yíng de shǐ xiǎo shuō 'ér wén míngyóu shì páng bèi chéng de zuì hòu ( 1834 nián), kàn lái yǒng zhǐ jìng de cuò zōng de
    British writer best known for his popular historical novels, especially The Last Days of Pompeii(1834), and for his seemingly endless convoluted sentences.
  • shōu tīng shuàishōu shì shuài tōng guò duì tīng zhòngguān zhòng de diào chá chū de diàn shì huò guǎng jié mùdì shòu huān yíng chéng
    The popularity of a television or radio program as estimated by a poll of segments of the audience.
  • ān zhuī zhū sài zài sài 'àn zhí zhì hǎi kǒu guǎng fàn kāi zhǎnzuì shèng xíng de shí hòucháng cháng shì sài liǎng 'àn piàn huān shēng xiào
    Annie: The chasing a pig competition is widely developed along the length of the Seine. During its most popular time, there was often cheerful chatting and laughing on either banks of the Seine.
  • " huān " hào gōng 60 míng qīng shàonián zuò háng chéngér yào guò de háng chéng gōng 50 míng qīng shàonián cān jiā
    The ship can accommodate 60 youngsters on day trips and 50 on overnight voyages.
  • xuǎn zuì huān de shū
    Select those books you like best.
  • gāo yīn shǒu zài zuò huān shēng zhōng kāi shǐ yǎn chàng
    The soprano begins to sing amidst acclamation of the audience.
  • wàn suì yòng biǎo huān jìng zhǎng de
    Used to express acclamation, salute, or applause.
  • zhǎng huān biǎo jué tōng guò de 'àn
    A motion passed by acclamation.
  • dàn shìzài huān shēng zhōng tóng yàng yuàn jiāng zuò wéi dǐng diǎnxiàng tóng yàng xiàn shēn jiē shì rén lèi tòng jiān xīn de qīng nián nán men zhì men zhī zhōng yòu rén jiāng huì zhàn zài xiàn zài suǒ zhàn de fāng lái shòu jiǎng
    But I would like to do the same with the acclaim too, by using this moment as a pinnacle from which I might be listened to by the young men and women already dedicated to the same anguish and tra vail, among whom is already that one who will some day stand where I am standing.
  • hái kāi shè yòu lín shí zhǎn tīng bàn zhǒng zhù xìng zhǎn lǎn jìn nián lái de shū huà zhēn wěi duì zhǎn》、《 táo zhēn fǎng pǐn duì yáo zhǐ liào zhǎn》、《 qīng dài gōng tíng bāo zhuāng shù zhǎn》、《 shí nián cáng wén jīng pǐn zhǎnděngdōushì guǎng shòu shè huì jiè huān yíng de zhǎn lǎntóng shí yǐn jìn guó nèi xiōng guǎn guó wài de shōu cáng wén zhǎnwéi mǎn guǎng qún zhòng de yào qiú gōng yuàn hái zhì xiǎo xíng wén zhǎn dào shěng shì guǎn zhǎn chūbìng yìng yāo dào guó wài bàn zhǒng xíng shì de zhǎn lǎn bié shì gǎi kāi fàng lái lèi zhǎn lǎn jiàn pín fán
    A number of thematic shows have been held in galleries devoted to temporary exhibitions; in recent years these have included such acclaimed ones as "A Comparison of Authentic and Counterfeit Paintings and Calligraphy", "Genuine and Imitation Examples of Ancient Porcelain and Materials from Ancient Kilns", "The Art of Packaging in the Qing Court" and "Selections from the Finest Acquisitions of the Last Fifty Years". Moving exhibitions have also graced various provincial museums and museums abroad.
  • jīn tiān,《 mén huò liǎo píng lùn jiè de měi yòu shòu dào liǎo zhòng de huān yíngbìng qiě chéng wéi 19 shì néng kuàng shì cái zhā de zuò pǐn xiāng bìng lùn de zhī .。
    Today, Bizet's opera stands as high in critical esteem as it does in popular acclaim, one of the few l9th-century operas that can be mentioned in the same breath as the masterpieces of the incomparable genius Mozart.
  • jiǔ jiǔ jiǔ niánjiàn kāng shǐ jìhuà shēn shòu huān yíng
    In 1999, the Health Ambassador Programme continued to win acclaim.
  • yòng huān shēng yíng jiē huò chēng zàn zhǎng
    To salute or acclaim with cheers; applaud.
  • zài huān shēng zhōng bèi chéng rèn wéi shèng zhě
    He was acclaimed as the winner.
  • huān rén
    He hates people to be selfish.
  • huān men shì yīn wéi men
    Do you dislike them because they are selfish?
  • yòu diǎn huān tài liǎo
    I like him in a way ,but he is selfish.
  • měi guó rén huān xiāng zài shēn shàng rén pǐn shàng mǎn liǎo xiāng shuǐ
    Americans like pleasant scents, and douse them-selves and their personal products liberally with per-fume.
  • xiān shēng gēn zài hòu miàn de 'ǒu 'ěr de huān hěn kuài xiāo sànyòu huī de guàn de yīn liǎo
    Mr Heathcliff followed, his accidental merriment expiring quickly in his habitual moroseness.