zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • róu dào : zhuāng xiǎo yánsūn míng
    Zhuang Xiayan and Sun Fumin in Judo;
  • běn de zhǒng lèi róu dào de shù xíng shì
    a Japanese martial art employing principles similar to judo.
  • jiào shī róu dào de jué chuán shòu gěi men
    The teacher initiated us into the mysteries of judo.
  • zhī dào róu dào yuán běnyīn duō shù shù shì
    You see, judo originated from Japan, so judo terms are for the most part Japanese words.
  • róu dào yùn dòng zhōng liàng shù gèng zhòng yào
    Which is more important in judo, strength or techniques?
  • zhōng guó shùjié kōng shǒu dào róu dào de yuán
    a Chinese martial art; combines principles of karate and judo.
  • 1988 nián zài cān sài de hàn chéng 'ào yùn huì shàng róu dào jǐn shì biǎo yǎn xiàng
    When she competed in Seoul in 1988, women's Judo was only a demonstration event.
  • zài shù róu dào huò kōng shǒu dàoshàng dào zhuān jiā de děng de rén
    a person who attained the rank of expert in the martial arts (judo or karate).
  • róu dào běn shēn nán xuédàn shù tǐng nán de
    The judo itself is not difficult to learn. But the terms for it are very hard.
  • bèi biàn kàn hǎo de guó bǎo akiokaminaga zài běn chuán tǒng xiàng róu dào sài zhōng bài dǎo zài zhòng 267 bàng de lán rén 'ān dōng · xīn de jiǎo xià shí běn rén dào liǎo zuì nán duì de wài jiāo nán
    The toughest test for Japanese diplomacy came in a time-honored sport in Japan, namely Judo, when the hometown favorite, Akio Kaminaga, lost to a 267-pound giant Dutchman named Anton Geesink.
  • zài suǒ yòu yuán běn de shù dāng zhōng róu dào shì wéi jīng chéng wéi 'ào yùn huì xiàng mùdì yùn dòng 1964 nián shǒu chū xiàn zài dōng jīng 'ào yùn huì shàng shì bùzúwèi de
    Of all the martial arts native to Japan, Judo is the only one to have become recognized as an Olympic sport, when it first appeared, not surprisingly, at the Tokyo Olympiad in 1964.
  • yóu 51 míng yùn dòng yuán chéng de xiāng gǎng dài biǎo duì yuè cān jiā liǎo zài nán hán shān xíng de 'èr jiè dōng yùn dòng huìbìng zài shù sài shì zhōng yǒng duó miàn jīn páizài tián jìnghuá tǐng shù sài shì zhōng yíng 5 miàn yín pái zài róu dàohuá tǐngbǎo líng qiú shù sài shì zhōng 4 miàn tóng pái
    A contingent of 51 athletes took part in the Second East Asian Games held in Pusan, South Korea, in May. Hong Kong athletes won a total of one gold, five silver and four bronze medals, with the gold medal coming in one of the wushu events. The silver medals were in athletics, rowing and wushu, and the bronze medals in judo, rowing, tenpin bowling and wushu.
  •   péng yǒu men duì jīng jǐyǔ liǎo hěn gāo de píng jiàyòu rén 'ài róu dào de nián qīng jīng xíng róng wéi zhǐ yǒng měng de xuě bàohái yòu péng yǒu jiǎng shù liǎo duō nián hòu jīng zhù lín gōng de jīngdāng xiōng dài xūn zhāng de 'èr zhàn lǎo bīng duì jìng shí bèi shēn shēn gǎn dòng de shì
    Praise bestowed on the Kremlin leader ranges from young judoist Putin fighting "like a snow leopard" to many years later his being visibly moved when decorated war veterans in the Kremlin stood up in salute as he entered the hall.
  • shìshì zhōng guó rén shì róu dào gāo shǒu
    No. He is a Chinese and he is a very good judoka.
  • zhè zhòng bié de róu dào yùn dòng yuán méi yòu wèi zài qiǎo fāng miàn néng xiāng
    No female judoka of her bodyweight can rival her in terms of strength and skills.
  • kàn de shì hóng dàisuǒ kěn dìng shì róu dào gāo shǒu
    Look, he wears a red belt, so he must be a very good judoka.
  • zhǒng guǎng fàn shēngzhǎng de huáng qiě guǒ shí róu ruǎnduō zhīchéng bái de tōng cháng shēng chī huò zuò guàn tóu
    A widely grown variety of pear with yellowish skin and soft, juicy white flesh, eaten fresh or often canned.
  • róu dàoxiàn dài róu shù lèi shuāi jiāo de zhǒng yùn dòng jiàn shēn fāng shì, 19 shì wǎn chǎn shēng běncǎi yòng róu dào de píng héng yuán gàng gān yuán
    A sport and method of physical training similar to wrestling, developed in Japan in the late19th century and using principles of balance and leverage adapted from jujitsu.
  • qíng de shǒu wàn yòng róu ruǎn de shǒu chán lái
    She held his wrist and wrapped the soft hand - kerchief round it.
  • yòu róu ruǎn diàn fěn de xiǎo màiyòng zuò yóu diǎn xīn zǎo cān
    wheat with soft starch kernels used in pastry and breakfast cereals.
  • guāng huá shān táo shù měi guó dōng de liǎng zhǒng luò shù de zhǒngshān táo shǔ guāng huá shān táo huò shān táo shǔ tián shān táo), cháng yòu zhuàng de róu wěi huā de xióng huā lüè yòu wèi de guǒ shí
    Either of two deciduous trees(Carya glabra or C. ovalis) of the eastern United States, having pinnately compound leaves, male flowers grouped in catkins, and nuts with somewhat bitter kernels.
  • duì hái dòng zǒng shì hěn wēn róu
    She always shows kindness to children and animals.
  • ài duì mǒu rén de zhǒng shēnqièwēn róu xíng róng de 'ài huò qiān guà zhī qíng yóu qīn guān yǐn deduì yòu mèi de pǐn zhì de xiàn suǒ yǐn dehuò zhǒng qián de tóng xìng yǐn de
    A deep, tender, ineffable feeling of affection and solicitude toward a person, such as that arising from kinship, recognition of attractive qualities, or a sense of underlying oneness.
  • gěi liǎo wēn róu de wěn
    He gave her a tender kiss.
  • yáng guāng lǒu bào zhe yuè guāng qīng wěn zhe hǎi zhè bān de róu qíng yòu shénme guǒ wěn
    And the sunlight clasps the earth, and the moonbeams kiss the sea;What are all these kissings worth, if thou kiss not me?
  • tóng yòng máo xiàn xié zhǒng 'ér tóng yòng de róu ruǎn de cháng wéi máo xiàn biān zhì xié
    A soft, usually knitted shoe for a baby.
  • píng zhēn zhì yòng zuò liào de zhǒng róu ruǎn de píng zhēn xiān wéi zhì pǐn
    A soft, plain-knitted fabric used for clothing.
  • guò liǎo xiǎo gōngzhí zhì chá shì xīng jiàn de chéng qiángzhǎn xiàn zài yǎn qián de shì piàn piàn zhuāng jià zuò zuò lín yuànwǎn zhāng róu ruǎn de tǎnzhǐ jiàn jiān shù chéng yìnhuā tuán jǐn zài lín yuàn zhōng yāngshù fán màoyōu jìng jiāo cuò kàn zhè shù lín jìng de gōngbiàn rèn chū zhè jiù shì shí shǎng gěi 'āi de zuò míng wén xiá 'ěr de gōng huā yuán
    Beyond the Tournelles, as far as the wall of Charles V.,spread out, with rich compartments of verdure and of flowers,a velvet carpet of cultivated land and royal parks, in the midst of which one recognized, by its labyrinth of trees and alleys, the famous Daedalus garden which Louis XI. had given to Coictier.
  • yuè guāng wēn róu 'ér míng liàng
    Moonlight is lambent.
  • yóu huò xiǎo yáng zhì chéng de róu ruǎn
    soft leather from deerskin or lambskin.
  • hǎi làng wēn róu pāi dǎzháo xiǎo chuánzhè shǐ jìn mèng xiāng
    The gentle lapping of the waves against the side of the boat sent him to sleep.
  • róu de fēn bèi zhì de xiào shēng
    a soft partly suppressed laugh.