zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • bǎo luó gāo 2 yīng cùn
    Peter is two inches tall than Paul.
  • kāi gěi men zhāng 50 yīng bàng de zhī piào
    She drew a cheque for 50 payable to them.
  • zhí qín shí shuì zhe liǎo de wèi bīng bèi shuō chéng shì zhí de yán shì zài xià gōng shí dào de yán huì shǎo xiē ( jīn tiān yīng zhōng réng yòng zhí de yánzhè biǎo zhǐ zài gōng zuò zhōng chènzhí de rén )。
    And guard who fell asleep while on duty was said to be "not worth his salt," and as a result he would get a little less salt on his next payday! (The expression, "not worth his salt," is still used today in English to refer to a person felt to be incapable of doing a job).
  • wéi mǎi zhè běn shū gěi zhè rén 3 yīng bàng
    He gave the man £ 3 in payment for the book.
  • měi guó huái 'é míng zhōu běi dùn lǐng de zuò shān fēnghǎi yīng chǐwéi dùn lǐng de zuì gāo fēng
    a mountain peak in northwestern Wyoming; the highest peak in the Teton Range (13,766 feet high).
  • shì zhōng de yīng jié
    She is a pearl among women.
  • ??1996 nián xià 'ào huìměi guó yòng liǎo 60 shān táo shù zhì zuò liǎo wàn duō huǒ shǒu bǐngyòng wàn qiān duō yīng de huǒ jiē
    To produce handles for the 10,000-plus Olympic torches carried in the 15,000-mile United States of America relay for the 1996 Summer Olympics, 60 pecan trees were used.
  • zhǒng yīng guó huò de rén mín suǒ yòu de zhǒng guàn
    a custom that is peculiar to England or its citizens.
  • liè shì yīng guó yòu de yùn dòng .
    Hunting foxes is a peculiarly English sport.
  • 40 duō nián láijīhū suǒ yòu yòng gāo yīng xué xiào guǒ de zhōng zài jiào xué fāng shàng
    In the last forty years or so, practically all the efforts to improve the learning of English have gone into pedagogy.
  • shǒu xiān rèn wéi men yīnggāi chóngxīn jiǎn tǎo xīn jiā de huá wén jiào xué guǒ méi cuò de huàlái yīng jiā tíng bèi jǐng huá jiā tíng bèi jǐng de xué shēng shàng tóng táng jiào shī men tóng yàng de fāng shì jiào dǎo men
    First of all, I think that the pedagogy of Chinese language teaching in Singapore should be re-examined, if it is as I remember, students from English- and Chinese-speaking backgrounds are mixed together in the same classes and taught in exactly the same way.
  • yīng guó yòng bǎn de xíng chē
    (British) a bicycle that must be pedaled.
  • gěi liǎo yīng bàng
    She peeled off one pound.
  • hòu tóu xián cún zài de yīng guó guì
    a British peer whose title lapses at death.
  • chú liǎo gōng jué zhī wài duì yīng guó guì zhù jiào huò guān de chēng wèi
    a title used to address any British peer except a duke and extended to a bishop or a judge.
  • yīng guó guì zhōng zhì huáng shì duì liè shì de zhèng guān yuán
    an officer of the English peerage who organizes royal processions and other ceremonies.
  • yán fǎn yìng liǎo wén huàzài měi guó yīng zhōng liàng de yòu biǎn de zhǒng yòu guān de huì biǎo míng měi guó réng rán cún zài zhe mín zhǒng jiān de jǐn zhāng guān
    Culture is reflected in language, and the large number of pejorative ethnic terms in American English shows that the United States still suffers from ethnic and racial tensions.
  • 1840 nián 5 yuè 6 quán yīng guó de yóu kāi shǐ shòu yóu piào biàn shì de hēi yóu piào liǎng biàn shì de lán yóu piào
    On may 6,1840, post office throughout england begin to sell stamp " one penny " black stamp and " two pence " blue stamp.
  • duō shǎo biàn shì shì yīng bàng
    How many pence go to the pound?
  • juān kuǎn de zēng cháng cóng 30 biàn shì dào 1 yīng bàng děng
    Increases in compulsory contributions range from 30 pence to one pound.
  • gěi liǎo yīng bàng zhǎo liǎo 20 biàn shì de líng qián
    I gave him a pound, and he gave me 20 pence change.
  • yīng guó běn huò dān wèiděng biàn shì
    the basic unit of money in Great Britain; equal to 100 pence.
  • míng shì jiàn zài nóng chǎng shàng de xíng jiān zuò luò zài xiǎo shí chéng dōng nán 70 yīng chù de huāng liáng nóng cūn dào chù sǎnluò zhe péng shāo huǐ de jiào táng
    Cummins is a vast farm-based penitentiary that sits in bleak countryside, strewn with shanties and burned-out churches, 70 miles south-east of Little Rock.
  • zhǐ bān bāo kuò xīn yīng lán zhōu niǔ yuē zhōu yòu shí bāo kuò xīn zhōu bīn zhōu zài nèi de měi guó
    of a region of the United States generally including the New England states; New York; and sometimes New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
  • zhèng dāng lái de biàn shì shǐ zhèng dāng lái de yīng bàng shòu dào zhān
    The unrighteous penny corrupts the righteous pound.
  • 2.80 yīng bàng tiān, 16 yīng bàng zhōu
    £ 2.80 per day, £ 16 per week.
  • 9 yīng bàng zhōubāo kuò nuǎn
    £ 9 per week including heating.
  • hěn kuài shí dào de yīng gòu hǎo
    He soon perceive that his english is not good enough.
  • shù zài měi guó wéi 18.9%, yīng guó wéi 9.64%, guó wéi 13.6%。
    In the United States this figure stood at 18.9 percent, in Britain 9.64 percent and in France 13.6 percent.
  • zhè shì měi guó wéi 4.2%, yīng guó wéi 3.6%, guó wéi 3.18% xiāng de
    This was compared with 4.2 percent in the United States, 3.6 percent in Britain and 3.18 percent in France.
  • jīhū suǒ yòu zuì hǎo de yīng wén sǎnwén chū dōushì zài kān shàng biǎo de
    Practically all the best essays in the English language have first seen the light of day in the periodical press.
  • 1990 nián guān fāng guān liǎo xié dāng shí shēn piān chuí xiàn 13 yīng chǐ
    Officials closed the tower in 1990, when it leaned by a dangerous 13 feet off the perpendicular.