zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • 20 shì 20 nián dài zǎo wèi de wèi péng yǒu piān shuō míng wèi guān diǎn de wén zhāng gěi wèi zhù míng de zhì xué jiākàn shì fǒu tóng zhè zhǒng tuī xiǎng
    In the early 1920's a friend of Wegner gave a copy of an article describing Wegner's idea to a famous geologist to see whether he agreed with it.
  • jiào shī de de yuán jiào shòu gěi nián qīng de xué shēng
    The teacher introduced his young pupils to the intricacies of geometry.
  • yào jià gěi qiáo zhì
    Mary is going to marry George.
  • jié 'ěr shǔ cùn guāngrén réndōu zhī dào zhǐ shì wèile qián 'ér jià gěi de
    Gerald could't see beyond the end of his nose; everyone else know that his wife only married him for his money.
  • · ā de zhàng shì wèi xiāo fáng yuán shuō, " zhè chǎng miàn lìng rén nán zhì xìnzhè me duō de rén zài guò de nián zhōng jīng liǎo xiāng tóng de bēi tòngjīn tiān men jiā gěi de shì 'ān wèi liàng。 "
    "It's incredible to take in, that so many people are going through the same thing," said Barbara Atwood, whose husband Gerald was a firefighter. "There's some comfort, unfortunately, in that - and there's strength in it."
  • zhǒng zhì chuán chuán zhēng tōng guò pēi yuán yuán shēng zhì yóu qīn běn chuán gěi hòu dài de lùn
    The theory that inherited characteristics are transmitted from parent to offspring by germ plasm.
  • jiāng huā sòng gěi qiú hǎo gǎn
    He sent her flowers as a propitiatory gesture.
  • gěi běn xiǎng yào de shū
    I'll get the book you want.
  • gěi xiě fēng xìn
    I've got to write a letter to him.
  • qǐng gěi jiē shàng hǎi
    Please get me Shanghai.
  • zhè zhǒng duì yuè bié rén de fǒu dìng xīn tài jiāng lái zhǎo gōng zuò jiù nán liǎo néng gěi lǎo bǎn liú xià hǎo yìn xiàngyīn wéi yào de shì yòu shì xīn de rén
    This sort of eager-to-please passivity is not likely to impress a future boss looking for a go-getter.
  • zhè xiāo gěi dài lái de kuài yòng yán lái xíng róng
    The news brings to her the ghastliness that can not be described in word.
  • zhè xiāo gěi dài lái de kuài yòng yán lái xíng róng
    The news brought to her the ghastliness that could not be described in words
  • dāng huí dào men zài dài dùn xué de " pín mín " shí gěi men jiǎng liǎo guān hóng shuǐ de shì zài hóng shuǐ zhōng huǐ huài de fěn lán bèi chē
    When she returned to our house in"The Ghetto"of the University of Dayton, she told us of the floods and how her powder blue Beretta had been destroyed.
  • dào xiàn zài wéi zhǐ gěi duō shǎo shū dài
    How many books have you ghostwritten so far?
  • rén duì bài gěi yàn duì
    The Giants were defeated by the Swallows.
  • zhè shì gěi de shēng
    This was given me as a birthday gift [present].
  • měi hái gěi qīn dài lái jiàn xiǎo
    Each child brought a little present to the mother.
  • zèng sòng de zuò wéi gěi dezèng sòng de
    Bestowed as a gift; presented.
  • gěi mǎi liǎo
    Did you buy yourself a gift?
  • shì suàn jiàn sòng gěi de
    I intended that gift for you.
  • zhè shì men quán jiā gěi de
    This gift if from my family.
  • zhè jiàn shì sòng gěi de
    This gift is meant for you.
  • gěi de xiǎng xiàng chā shàng liǎo chì bǎng 'ér guāng huī de huà zài yǎn qián zhǎn kāihuà shàng chū xiàn liǎo 'ài qínglàng màn shì wéi 'ér chuàng zào de yīng xióng de de de xíng xiàng héng héng wéi cāng bái de duǒ huáng jīn de jiāo huā
    She lent wings to his imagination, and great, luminous canvases spread themselves before him whereon loomed vague, gigantic figures of love and romance, and of heroic deeds for woman's sake - for a pale woman, a flower of gold.
  • men de hūn yīn guān zǎo zài 'ěr kāi qián jiù jié shù liǎo yuán lái yìng gāi jià gěi de
    You marriage was washed up long before Gilbert left; you should never have married him.
  • gěi mǎi liǎo méi jīn xiōng zhēn
    He bought her a gilt brooch.
  • hán tóng liàng gāo de huáng tóngyòng gěi pǐn jīn
    a brass that is rich in copper; used to make articles that were to be gilded.
  • gěidōng shàng huáng jīn huò jīn gài céng wéi de rén
    someone whose occupation is apply an overlay of gold or gilt.
  • yào xiē huī zhāngfǒu guāng huì gěi diào de
    Don't polish those badges; the gilt will wear off if you do.
  • jiàrì dào guǎnquè xiàn dìng de fáng jiān fēn gěi liǎo bié rén cái lìng rén sǎo xīng
    It takes the gilt off the gingerbread when you arrive on holiday only to find that the room you've booked has been allocated to someone else.
  • ràng zài gěi lái diǎn 'ér sōng jiǔ
    Let me get you some move gin.
  • qǐng gěi lái bēi chéng zhī sōng jiǔ
    I would like a gin and orange please.