zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wén chū shí
    I cannot smell anything.
  • jīhū dōunéng gǎn jué chū lái
    I can almost smell it.
  • ōu zhōu chū chǎn de tōng guā
    common smelt of Europe.
  • chū de zhōng yòu suàn wèi .
    His breath smelt of garlic.
  • zuǐ chū de hǎo xiàng yòu jiǔ wèi
    His breath smelt suspiciously of drink.
  • jǐng quǎn hěn kuài gēn zōng chá chū liǎo xiōng shǒu
    The tracker-dog soon smelt the murderer out.
  • běi měi zhōu dōng 'ā jiā zhōu chū chǎn de tōng guā
    common smelt of eastern North America and Alaska.
  • cóng róng dǎo chū lái de wèi jiā gōng de tiě kuàiqiān kuài)。
    a crude block of lead or iron poured from a smelting furnace.
  • shēng tiě kuài cóng róng zhōng dǎo chū de shēng jīn shǔ kuàizhù yào shì tiě kuài qiān kuài
    A crude block of metal, chiefly iron or lead, poured from a smelting furnace.
  • lùn shì xiān mín men nán gēng zhì liè sāng zhù zào liànhái shì yǐn yàn shí zhù xíngshì jǐng bǎi tàinǎi zhì zhēng zhàn shā zhù jié chū shǐyáng fān háng hǎiqiáng shàng dōuyòu zhe wéi miào wéi xiào de chuán zhēn xiě zhào
    The murals on the walls of the grottoes have vividly depicted and documented such varied scenes as farming and weaving, fishing and hunting, founding and smelting, eating and drinking, singing and dancing, marketplace dealings, wars and conquests, diplomacies and navigation
  • 'èr shí liù tiáo  yínháng liàn chǎngzào zhǐ chǎng fèi jiù huí shōu ményìng wén huà xíng zhèng guǎn mén gòng tóng jiǎn xuǎn chū càn zài jīn yín fèi jiù zhōng de wén chú gōng yínháng yán jiū suǒ de shǐ huò yóu yínháng liú yòng wài jiāo gěi wén huà xíng zhèng guǎn mén chǔlǐ
    Article 26 Banks, smelteries, paper mills and departments for the recovery of old and waste materials shall assume responsibility, jointly with the departments for cultural administration, for sorting out cultural relics from among gold and silver articles and waste materials. The cultural relics thus obtained, except for coins and other kinds of currency of past ages which are needed by research institutes of the banks and which may be kept by the banks, shall be turned over to and placed at the disposal of the departments for cultural administration.
  • rán hòu chū liǎo wēi xiào -- xiào shì me de měi -- bìng qīng qīng chǔ chǔ shuō, " dàn suǒ de jiù shì 'ài
    Then she smiled a beautiful smile and said very distinctly, but all I remember is love.
  • diǎn tóu wēi xiào liǎo zhī zěn me jué wēi xiào tòu zhe kuān róng zhǒng chū lián mǐn de kuān róng
    She nodded her head and smiled, and he felt, somehow, that her smile was tolerant, pitifully tolerant.
  • jiāng yōng yòu de jiā tíng chū shēn de jiā tíng zhòng yào。 ( yīng guó zuò jiā láo lún .D.H.)
    The family you came from isn't as important as the family you are going to have. (D.Herbert Lawrence, British writer)
  • chū wēi xiào
    She gave a smile.
  • hūn yīn hǎo niǎo lóngwài miàn de niǎo xiǎng jìn jìn miàn de niǎo 'ér xiǎng chū chū lái。 ( guó xiǎng jiāsǎnwén jiā méng tián .M.D.)
    Mariage may be compared to a cage:the birds outside deapair to get in and those within despair to get out. (Michel de Montaigne, French thinker and ssayist)
  • xìng de jiā tíng kào 'ài dāng jiāhái shì chū duì de 'ài 'ér shùn cóng rén。 ( yīng guó zhé xué jiā péi gēn .F.)
    Happy are the families where the government of parents is the reign of affection, and obedience of the children the submission to love. (Francis Bacon, British philosopher)
  • xiào de shí hòu liǎn shàng chū xiàn jiǔ
    produce dimples while smiling.
  • huì jué xiào chū lái
    You don t feel like smiling?
  • dāng yòng yǎn guāng wǎng xià miàn tàn shì shí kàn dào yōu hún mǎn tóu dōushì fèn zhì kàn chū shì sēng shì
    My eyes were searching hard along the bottom, and I saw somebody's head so smirched with shityou could not tell if he were priest or layman.
  • biǎo xiàn chū qīng miè de jiǎ xiào
    A smirk that displayed contempt.
  • bèi jǐng zhù liǎo shì tíng xià lái chū zhàoxiàng
    He was so smitten by (with) the view that he stopped and took out his camera.
  • shuō jiù huī jiàn tóng cóng zhōng cháng chū lái de xiōng dàn què zhōng liǎo lìng shì shè chū de jiàndǎo
    With that he who had spoken smote one of his earth born brothers with a sword, and he himself fell pierced with an arrow from another.
  • hǎi de tǒng zhì zhě dùn shǒu zhí sān chā hǎo xiàng gāng gāng zhuàng guò qiú zhèng cóng miàn yuè liǎo chū lái
    Neptune, the ruler of the sea, holds his trident, and appears to have just smitten the earth, from which a horse has leaped forth.
  • shǐ xiān shēng chū liǎo
    Mr. Smith is out.
  • zhù zài jiā gōng chǎng jìn de rén men tǎo yàn cóng chǎng mào chū de nóng yān
    People who live near that factory have got sick of the heavy smog from it.
  • chéng yóu de mǒu fēn 'ér chuàng zào chū de xīn smog lái smoke fog
    A word produced by combining parts of other words, as smog from smoke and fog.
  • zhè xiē rǎn cháng cháng yòu hài zhì qiānxīn miàn chòu yǎng chū xiàn miàn chòu yǎng shì chē pái tài yáng guāng shēng guāng huà xué fǎn yìng xíng chéng de zhǒng yān chéngfèn
    The pollutants often occur with high levels of other toxins such as lead, zinc, and ground-level ozone, a component of smog formed by chemical reactions between car exhausts and sunlight.
  • yān cōng mào chū nóng yān
    Chimneys belch out smoke.
  • yān cōng zhōng mào chū nóng yān
    Chimneys exhaling dense smoke.
  • yān cóng yān zhōng pēn chū
    Smoke wisping from chimneys.
  • zuò chū kǒu shēng zhǐ shì wèitā de jiàndié huó dòng yǎn
    The export business is just a smokescreen for his activity as a spy.