zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài běi yuē kuáng hōng làn zhà de qíng kuàng xià néng zài lián guó tǎo lùn rèn zhèng zhì jiě jué fāng 'àn
    No political solution can be discussed at the United Nations under the circumstances where NATO's wanton bombing continues.
  • lǎo bǎn háo yóu tōng zhī yuē hàn xīng hòu zhí
    The boss gave John a week's warning without reason.
  • duì pín fán xiāo yuē huì shèn zhī yòu shènyīn wéi huì bèi jiě chéng méi bié rén dāng huí shì
    You must be wary of frequent cancelling, as it can be construed as taking someone for granted.
  • zhè jià fēi zài huá shèng dùn xīng niǔ yuē jiān dìng wǎng fǎn
    This plane shuttles between Washington and New York.
  • yào làng fèiyào jié yuē
    Do not waste , save!
  • zhōng guó xiàn yòu nóng huāng 3500 wàn gōng qǐng zhōng kāi kěn wéi gēng de yuē yòu 1470 wàn gōng qǐngzhōng guó zhèng jiāng zài jiā qiáng duì xiàn yòu gēng bǎo de tóng shíjiā kuài nóng huāng de kāi gōng kuàng fèi de kěnwèi lái shí nián jìhuà měi nián kāi kěn wàn gōng qǐng shàng tóng gēng zhàn yòngbǎo chí gēng miàn cháng wěn dìng
    China now has 35 million ha of wasteland which is suitable for farming. Of this, about 14.7 million ha can be reclaimed. The Chinese government will make efforts to speed up the reclamation of wasteland suitable for farming as well as land discarded by factories and mines, while measures will be adopted to protect the existing cultivated land. In the next few decades China plans to reclaim more than 300,000 ha each year to make up for the loss of cultivated land appropriated for non-farming uses and to keep the area of cultivated land constant for a long period of time.
  • gāitōng xùntàn suǒ liǎo bāo kuò guó jiān tiáo yuē xié dìng zài nèi guó shuǐ dào yòu guān de jīng zhèng zhì wèn
    The Newsletter explores the legal, economic and political issues related to international watercourses,including treaties and agreements among countries.
  • zhǐ yào néng 'ào gòng shì , fèi wén yuàn tóng shí jiē pāi liǎng piānzǐ , dàn yīn wéi tóng de guān , zuì zhōng zhǐ néng rén qiān yuē hún duàn lán qiáo
    Vivien would work on either film,as long as she could work with Olivier but due to her contract however,she ended up signing om to Waterloo Bridge without him.
  • yuē hàn shǒu zhōng huī dòng zhe zhāng zhǐ chōng chōng chuǎng jìn liǎo huì shì
    John stormed into the meeting waving a piece of paper about.
  • zhè tiáo xiàn shàng céng jìhuà tóu gèng duō de gōng gòng chē shì dāng cǎi jié yuē cuò shī shí jìhuà biàn bàn 'ér fèi liǎo
    There was a plan to put more buses on the route but that fell by the wayside when economies had to be made.
  • zhè nán hái rèn xìng hěn guò yòng yuē shù huì tiē tiē de
    The boy is wayward, but he ll knuckl down under discipline.
  • qiān shǔ quán miàn jìn zhǐ gōng yuēsuǒ yòu yōng yòu de guó jiā chéng dān chè xiāo huǐ de
    A convention prohibiting all nuclear weapons be signed, whereby all nuclear-weapon
  • zuò wéi guó jiāzhōng guó cóng huí yìng de rènzhù zhāng guó jiā yìng chéng nuò shǒu xiān shǐ yòng céng duō jiàn guó jiā tán pàn jié shǒu xiān shǐ yòng de guó tiáo yuē
    China as a nuclear-weapon state never shies away from its due obligations, advocating that nuclear-weapon states should undertake not to be the first to use nuclear weapons and repeatedly proposing that nuclear-weapon states negotiate and conclude an international treaty on the no-first-use of nuclear weapons against each other.
  • qiān shǔ quán miàn jìn zhǐ gōng yuēsuǒ yòu yōng yòu de guó jiā chéng dān chè xiāo huǐ de bìng zài yòu xiào guó jiān xià zhū shí shī
    a convention prohibiting all nuclear weapons be signed, whereby all nuclear-weapon states undertake to completely destroy existing stocks of nuclear weapons under effective international supervision;
  • zài zhè yuē huì zhōng hěn huān ér zài lìng yuē huì shí yòu lěng ruò bīng shuāng de tài biàn huàn
    Lily seems to like me on one date and then turns very cool on the next. She's changeable as a weathercock.
  • shǐ xiàolǜ jié yuē xiāng jié
    wed efficiency to [with] economy
  • wēi yuē 1730 1795 yīng guó táo gōng jiàng gǎi jìn liǎo zhì táo de cái liào guò chéng de gōng chǎngchuàng jiàn 1759 niánzhì zào de mǐn shì yīng guó táo xīn diǎn zhù huā píng de zuì hǎo dài biǎo
    A trademark used for a type of pottery made by Josiah Wedgwood and his successors.
  • yuē xīng
    For about a week.
  • yuē zhōu hòu
    In a week or so.
  • zhè zhōu xíng jīng yòu yuē liǎo
    Not this weekend. I'm busy.
  • de shì zhōu xīnměi xīng yuē 500 měi yuán
    I'm paid weekly, and it's around $500.
  • de shì zhōu xīnměi xīng yuē 500 měi yuán
    I am pay weekly, and it's around $500.
  • de shì zhōu xīnměi xīng yuē 500 měi yuán
    I am paid weekly, and it 's around $500.
  • liǎng yuē huì zhī jiān xiāng de liǎng xīng
    A space of two weeks between appointments
  • zuì zhòng liàng quán shǒu zhòng chāo guò 175 bàng yuē 79。 5 gōng jīnde zhí quán shǒuzhòng qīng zhòng liàng quán shǒu
    A professional boxer weighing more than175 pounds(approximately79.5 kilograms), heavier than a light heavyweight.
  • zhōng liàng quán yùn dòng yuán zhòng zài 147 dào 160 bàng yuē 66。 5- 72。 5 gōng jīnzhī jiān de zhí quán yùn dòng yuán zhòng zhòng zhōng liàng quán yùn dòng yuán qiě qīng zhòng liàng quán yùn dòng yuán
    A professional boxer weighing between147 and160 pounds(approximately66.5-72.5 kilograms), heavier than a welterweight and lighter than a light heavyweight.
  • yuē yuē duō zhòng
    See how much it weights.
  • zǒng biān yuē liǎng nián qiánjié · wéi 'ěr jiù zuò zài zhè wèi zhì shàng
    Editor-in-Chief:Just about two years ago, Jack Welch was here on this stage.
  • men dāng zhōng yuē hàn shì yīng lán rén dedōu shì wēi 'ěr rén
    John is English and the rest of us are Welsh.
  • yuán yuē hàn chá 'ěr wéi
    a deriving founded on the principles of John and Charles Wesley.
  • guó běi liúliú chéng yuē 311 gōng ( 193 yīng ), zhì xiàng zhù 'ěr
    A river, about311 km(193 mi) long, of northwest France flowing generally westward to the Sarthe River.
  • luò guó nán liú yuán sài wén shān màiliú chéng yuē 483 gōng ( 300 yīng ), xiàng zhù jiā lóng
    A river of southern France rising in the C guān ennes and flowing about483 km(300 mi) westward to the Garonne River.