zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shǒu xiān yīnggāi zhī dàotái quán dào yuán dōng fāng dài shùjiǎng jiū shì tiáo fēi cháng zhòng yào de yuán
    First you should know that taekwondo was derived from the ancient oriental martial arts, and courtesy is a very important tenet.
  • zàn shǎng biāoxiàn duì xiàng yǐn jīng zūn zhòng de dōng de shì
    An object of wonder and esteem; a marvel.
  • kàn yīngdāng gǎo xué yùn dòngrèn zhēn xué liè níng máo dōng tóng zhì de zhù zuò
    I think we should launch a movement to study the works of Marx, Lenin and Comrade Mao Zedong.
  • liè níng shuō zhù de zuì běn zhì de dōng zhù de huó de líng húnjiù zài fēn de qíng kuàng
    Lenin said that the most essential thing in Marxism, the living soul of Marxism, is the concrete analysis of concrete conditions.
  • máo dōng tóng zhì defǎn duì yóu zhù 》, shì piān zhù de hǎo wén zhāng
    Comrade Mao Zedong's Combat Liberalism is a good Marxist essay.
  • lín dùn měi guó lán zhōu zhōng huá shèng dùn dōng nán de wèi bìng shè ān kōng jūn wèi jìnrén kǒu 19, 987
    An unincorporated community of west-central Maryland southeast of Washington, D.C. Andrews Air Force Base is nearby. Population,19, 987.
  • lán zhōu de zhōu huāchǎn měi guó zhōng dōng nán lèi chú de tóu zhuàng huā yòu huáng dào chéng de biān huā 'àn hēi yuán zhuī zhuàng de pán huā
    the state flower of Maryland; of central and southeastern United States; having daisylike flowers with dark centers and yellow to orange rays.
  • 'ěr de lán zhōu běi chéng shìwèi huá shèng dùn dōng běi miàn de qiē wān de fēn zhī chù 18 shì lái zhí shì fán máng de gǎng kǒurén kǒu 736, 014
    A city of northern Maryland on an arm of Chesapeake Bay northeast of Washington, D.C. It has been a busy port since the18th century. Population,736, 014.
  • dǎoyán suì yòng chǔ huò lèi chǔ de dōng suìyán huò dǎo suì
    To pound, grind, or mash with or as if with a pestle.
  • měi guó dōng zhōu měi guó 'ā shān de dōng miàn méi sēn sēn nán běi fēn jiè xiàn běi de
    The region of the United States east of the Allegheny Mountains and north of the Mason-Dixon Line.
  • dùn měi guó zhū sài zhōu dōng nán chéng zhènwèi luó dùn nán 。 1694 nián kāi shǐ yòu rén zhùrén kǒu 16, 623
    A town of southeast Massachusetts southwest of Brockton. It was settled in1694. Population, 16,623.
  • lāi xīng dùn měi guó zhū sài zhōu dōng běi de chéng zhènshì shì dùn de mín xiǎo lāi xīng dùn zhàn ( 1775 nián 4 yuè 19 biāo zhì zhe měi guó zhàn zhēng de kāi shǐrén kǒu 28, 974
    A town of northeast Massachusetts, a residential suburb of Boston. The Battle of Lexington(April19, 1775) marked the beginning of the American Revolution. Population, 28,974.
  • měi guó zhū sài zhōu dōng běi chéng shìnián de shī shěn pàn diǎn
    a city in northeastern Massachusetts; site of the witchcraft trials in 1692.
  • ān hǎi jiǎo zhū sài zhōu dōng běi de bàn dǎoshēn luò dōng běi de yáng zhōng
    A peninsula of northeast Massachusetts projecting into the Atlantic Ocean northeast of Gloucester.
  • āi léi zhū sài zhōu dōng de chéng shìshì shì dùn de gōng jiāo rén kǒu 35, 701
    A city of eastern Massachusetts, an industrial suburb of Boston. Population,35, 701.
  • nuò měi guó zhū sài zhōu dōng de chéng zhèn shì dùn de zhù yào mín rén kǒu 28, 700
    A town of eastern Massachusetts, a chiefly residential suburb of Boston. Population,28, 700.
  • dīng zhèn wèi zhū sài zhōu dōng běi de chéng zhènyuán wéi shì dùn zhù zhái de jiāo rén kǒu 22, 539
    A town of northeast Massachusetts, a primarily residential suburb of Boston. Population,22, 539.
  • sài měi guó zhū sài zhōu de dōng nán chéng zhènshì 'ěr de zhù zhái jiāo rén kǒu 17, 655
    A town of southeast Massachusetts, a residential suburb of Fall River. Population,17, 655.
  • wàng měi guó zhū sài zhōu dōng nán zhènwéi chéng jiāo de gōng rén kǒu 15, 411
    A town of southeast Massachusetts, an industrial suburb of Fall River. Population,15, 411.
  • kǎn dùn měi guó zhū sài zhōu dōng chéng zhènwéi shì dùn de zhù gōng jiāo rén kǒu 18, 530
    A town of eastern Massachusetts, a residential and industrial suburb of Boston. Population,18, 530.
  • dùn měi guó zhū sài zhōu dōng nán chéng zhènwèi luó dùn nán 。 1694 nián kāi shǐ yòu rén zhùrén kǒu 16, 623
    A town of southeast Massachusetts southwest of Brockton. It was settled in1694. Population,16, 623.
  • xùn měi guó zhū sài zhōu zhōng dōng chéng zhènwèi shì dōng běi shì gōng chéng zhènrén kǒu 17, 233
    A town of east-central Massachusetts northeast of Worcester. It is an industrial community. Population,17, 233.
  • luó lán měi guó zhū sài zhōu dōng chéng zhènwèi shì dùn dōng nán piān nánshì gōng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 16, 123
    A town of eastern Massachusetts south-southeast of Boston. It is an industrial center. Population,16, 123.
  • sài měi guó xīn hǎn shí 'ěr zhōu dōng nán chéng zhènwèi shū 'è dōng , 1741 nián qián shì zhū sài zhōu hēi 'ěr de fēnrén kǒu 25, 746
    A town of southeast New Hampshire east of Nashua. It was part of Haverhill, Massachusetts, until1741. Population,25, 746.
  • lán lín měi guó màn chè dōng nán chéng zhènlín luó dǎo biān yuánwèi shì dùn nán 。 1666 nián zài jiàn liǎo zhí mín rén kǒu 22, 095
    A town of southeast Massachusetts near the Rhode Island border southwest of Boston. It was settled in1660. Population,22, 095.
  • zhōng guó dōng cháng jiāng biān shàng de chéng shì qián shì zhōng guó de shǒu shì nián dài běn céng zài zhè jìn xíng liǎo shā
    a city in eastern China on the Yangtze River; a former capital of China; the scene of a Japanese massacre in the 1930s.
  • yǎn biàn suǒ nán yòu píng jiāng cǎn 'àn nán yòu què shān cǎn 'àn běi yòu zhāng yìn jìn gōng jūnshān dōng yòu qín róng xiāo miè yóu duìè dōng yòu chéng huái cǎn shā gòng chǎn dǎng yuán liù bǎi zhī zhònglǒng dōng yòu zhōng yāng jūn jìn gōng zhù fáng jūn zhī ér zuì jìn shān jìng nèi yǎn chū jiù jūn gōng xīn jūn bìng lián dài qīn fàn jūn zhèn zhī cǎn
    Matters have gone far enough, with the Pingkiang Massacre in Hunan, the Chuehshan Massacre in Honan, the attack on the Eighth Route Army by Chang Yin-wu in Hopei, the attack on the guerrillas by Chin Chi-jung in Shantung, the ruthless slaughter of between five and six hundred Communists by Cheng Ju-huai in eastern Hupeh, the large-scale assaults on the garrison forces of the Eighth Route Army by the Central Army in eastern Kansu and, more recently, the tragedy in Shansi where the old army attacked the new army and invaded positions held by the Eighth Route Army.
  • měi guó dōng quán shuǐ zhōng de zhǒng ruò xiǎo duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí fēn liè de xiǎo de jiá guǒ
    mat-forming perennial found in cold springs of the eastern United States.
  • dōng zhǎo huǒ chái
    He fished around for a box of matches.
  • chè de wéi zhù zhěyīnggāi xiàng máo dōng tóng zhì shuō de yàng duì dài zhè wèn
    A thoroughgoing materialist should approach this question in the way advocated by Comrade Mao Zedong.
  • máo dōng tóng zhì shì chè de wéi zhù zhě chōng fēn xìn rèn qún zhòng lái fǎn duì xìn rèn qún zhòng kào qún zhòng
    Comrade Mao Zedong was a thoroughgoing materialist. He had complete faith in the masses and always opposed any act that was not in keeping with trust in the masses and reliance on them.
  • dào rùnzhèng qián huò dōng
    make a profit; gain money or materially.