zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • fēi zhèng shìbèi huǐ miè huò zhě shā hài
    (informal) destroyed or killed.
  • fēi zhèng shì yòng zhèng cháng de dòng
    (informal) not behaving normally.
  • fēi zhèng shì yòng xiǎo de bìng qiě qīng zhòng de
    (informal) small and insignificant.
  • fēi zhèng shì yòng yǐn rén zhù mùdì fēi chuán tǒng
    informal terms; strikingly unconventional.
  • zhèng shì yòng bāo lái zhù de
    (informal) wrapped and tied.
  • kāihěn zhèng shì de zuò )。
    leave (very informal usage).
  • duì nán rén de fēi zhèng shì de chēng
    informal term for a man.
  • dùn fàn de fēi zhèng shì jiào
    informal terms for a meal.
  • duì qīn de fēi zhèng shì chēng
    informal terms for a mother.
  • zhè shì nán shì jiǎ de zhǒng fēi zhèng shì shuō
    informal term for a toupee.
  • rén yōng yòu de fēi zhèng shì yòng
    informal terms for personal possessions.
  • gōng zuò de fēi zhèng shì xié
    an informal agreement to work together.
  • jiān huán jìng de fēi zhèng shì de shuō
    informal terms for a difficult situation.
  • shàng huì děng tuán zuò bài shí xíng shìqíng gǎn jiù gèng jiā wài
    Other groups such as the Church of God conduct their services with much more informality and a greater display of emotion.
  • ào xīn lán zhǐ 'ào xīn lántōng cháng wéi fēi zhèng shì yòng
    Australia and New Zealand. Usually used informally.
  • fēi zhèng shì suí bài fǎng
    visit informally and spontaneously.
  • fēi zhèng shì yòng fēi cháng de
    (used informally) very large.
  • fēi zhèng shì yòng fēi cháng xiǎo de
    used informally; very small.
  • fēi zhèng shì de yòng zuò qiáng diào chéngfèn de gǎn tàn
    expletives used informally as intensifiers.
  • fēi zhèng shì de yòng lái jiā qiáng
    used informally as an intensifier.
  • fēi zhèng shì yòng guān qīn de lián zhe
    (used informally) associated on close terms.
  • kěn dìng zài mǒu fāng( someplace fēi zhèng shì dài somewhere shǐ yòng)。
    she must be somewhere; (`someplace' is used informally for `somewhere').
  • guǒ xiǎng fēi zhèng shì qǐng qiú gāi shuō shí me
    What shall I say if I want to ask for permission informally?
  • yīng guó dùn fàn de tián diǎn( "pud" shǔ fēi zhèng shì yòng )。
    (British) the dessert course of a meal (`pud' is used informally).
  • suí chù dōukě xiàn zhè zhǒng chī de dōng ( anyplace fēi zhèng shì dài anywhere shǐ yòng)。
    you can find this food anywhere; (`anyplace' is used informally for `anywhere').
  • wán quán bèi bài liǎo;( good fēi zhèng shì dài thoroughly shǐ yòng zài webeathimgood( men chè bài liǎo )。
    he was soundly defeated; (`good' is used informally for `thoroughly' as in we beat him good).
  • hěn róng dòngróng gǎo hùn qīng 'ér huò shèng liǎozhè zhǒng róng suì;( easy shì easily de fēi zhèng shì yòng qīng huò chéng gōng)。
    she was easily excited; was easily confused; he won easily; this china breaks very easily; (`easy' is used informally for `easily' as in success came too easy).
  • yòu shí hòu, absolutely céng bèi fēi zhèng shì zuò wéi hán de qiáng diào chéngfèn 'ér shǐ yòng zài lún de huì huà zhōngzài zǎo de diào chá zhōng fēn yòng xiǎo de chéng yuán zhù zhāng zài zhèng shì shū miàn zhōng zhè yàng shǐ yòng
    For some time, absolutely has been used informally as a vague intensive, as in an absolutely magnificent painting. In an earlier survey, a majority of the Usage Panel disapproved of this usage in formal writing.
  • zhè xiàng gōng zuò jīhū chéng gōng liǎojǐng bào xiǎng de shí hòuzhè hái jīhū jīng shuì zhe liǎo men jīhū zuò wán liǎo chē jīhū zhuàng dào liǎo jīhū hūn dǎo liǎo yuē shuō liǎo 2 xiǎo shízhè zhāng chàngpiān jīhū shì wán měi dejīhū suǒ yòu fāng miàn qiān shǔ liǎo zhè xié ( near fēi zhèng shì dài nearly shǐ yòng iwasnearexhaustedbytherun( jīhū páode jīn jìn), most fēi zhèng shì dài almost shǐ yòng mosteverybodyagrees( jīhū rén réndōu tóng liǎo))。
    the job is (just) about done; the baby was almost asleep when the alarm sounded; we're almost finished; the car all but ran her down; he nearly fainted; talked for nigh onto 2 hours; the recording is well-nigh perfect; virtually all the parties signed the contract; (`near' is used informally for `nearly' as in I was near exhausted by the run; `most' is used informally for `almost' as in most everybody agrees).
  • huǎn màn shuōzǒu màn diǎn 'ér héng héng yòu diǎn 'ér huábīng chuān huǎn màn dòng( slow yòu shí bèi yòng zuò slowly de fēi zhèng shì yòng qǐng zǒu màn diǎn xiǎng kàn kàn fēng jǐng)。
    he spoke slowly; go easy here--the road is slippery; glaciers move tardily; (`slow' is sometimes used informally for `slowly' as in please go slow; I want to see the sights).
  • dào chù dōukě xiàn kuài cān diàn chù de rén mendōu kāi shǐ shí dào liǎo zhè wèn dào 'ér dài zhe shǒu qiāngdào chù xún zhǎo shì de ( everyplace fēi zhèng shì dài everywhere shǐ yòng)。
    You find fast food stores everywhere; people everywhere are becoming aware of the problem; he carried a gun everywhere he went; looked all over for a suitable gift; (`everyplace' is used informally for `everywhere').
  • wán quán bèi shuō liǎoduì zhè dùn fàn wán quán mǎn zhè men wàng de wán quán yànggǎn dào shí fēn kùn nánquán xīn de xíng shìfāng xiàng wán quán cuò liǎozhè quándōu shì de cuòquán xīn de fāng ;( whole jīng cháng fēi zhèng shì yòng lái dài wholly, awholenewidea( quán xīn de xiǎng ))。
    he was wholly convinced; entirely satisfied with the meal; it was completely different from what we expected; was completely at fault; a totally new situation; the directions were all wrong; It was not altogether her fault; an altogether new approach; (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly' as in a whole new idea).