zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wài shāng tóu liú jiàn wài shāng tóu chū kǒu cǎi gòu zhōng xīn
    Foreign investors are also encouraged to invest in logistics industry and to set up a number of foreign-funded export procurement centers.
  • suí zhe 'ān rán néng yuán gōng de chǒu wén bàoguāngcéng jīng fēng guāng xiàn zài gōng xiū dùn zǒng mén kǒu zhuāng diǎn mén miàn de biāo zhì 'àn "e" shēn jià diējìn zài 'ān rán gōng de chǎn pāi mài huì shàng zhōng "e" de shòu jià jǐn wéi 1 wàn duō měi jīnér liǎng yuè qiánlìng wán quán xiāng tóng de 'àn "e" jià qián shì de bèi
    One of the famed tilted "E" Enron logo signs that once adorned the front of the fallen energy giant's Houston headquarters sold for a paltry $10,500, less than a fourth of what a virtually identical sign sold for two months ago.
  • 1985 nián xīn jiāng bèi guó rán xué huì liè wéi shì jiè shàng cháng shòu zhī měi bǎi wàn rén kǒu bǎi suì lǎo rén shù quán guó zhī guān
    Xinjiang was cited as one of the four longevity areas in the world by the International Society of Natural Medication in 1985. The number of centenarians per million of Xinjiang s population ranks first in the country.
  • fèi jìn cóng xiōng kǒu 'ài ruì kāi héng héng qíng yuàn yòu chōng mǎn wàng chù zài tòng zhī zhōng
    He pried Erik from his chest--unwillingly, longingly-- as though he were in pain.
  • zhè jié hòu miàn de fēn shí jiān zhí dīng zhe yòu jiān shàng fāng bèi dēng guāng zhào liàng de chū kǒuliǎng
    he spent the rest of the act gazing longingly over my right shoulder at the illuminated word `Exit'.
  • tóu gōng réngǎng kǒu gōng rén
    A dockworker; a longshoreman.
  • chū kǒu mào zài hǎo zhuǎn
    Exports are looking up.
  • gāi yóu jiǎn chá bāo de ip zhǐchá zhǎo yóu biǎokàn kàn mùdì duān diǎn shì fǒu wèi běn wèi zhìwǎng luò tōng cháng jiào zuò ip wǎng, ip wǎng bān bèi fēn pèi dào yóu de měi wǎng luò jiē kǒu shàng
    The router inspects the packet's IP address and performs a route table lookup to see if the destination endstation resides on the local (physically connected) network, typically called an IP subnet.An IP subnet usually is assigned to each of the router's network interfaces.
  • xiǎo hào zhǒng gāo yīn tóng guǎn yuèqìyóu gēn cóng qián wéi huán zhuàng de jīn shǔ guǎn chéng kǒu duān gòu chéngxiàn dài xiǎo hào shàng zhuāng yòu sān huó bàn zhì zào tóng de yīn gāo
    A soprano brass wind instrument consisting of a long metal tube looped once and ending in a flared bell, the modern type being equipped with three valves for producing variations in pitch.
  • xiàng kōng kǒu dài sōng chuí zhe
    hang loosely, like an empty bag.
  • zuò shǒu shù shí zài dāo kǒu chù de sōng ruǎn de mián
    a loosely woven cotton dressing for incisions made during surgery.
  • běn lái zhēn de huì gào dàn gěi liǎo xiē wēi shì jiǔcóng kǒu tóu tào chū xiē dōng
    He shouldn't have told me really but I gave him a few whiskies to loosen his tongue.
  • shǐ zài zhè zhǒng luò hòu de jīng zhuàng kuàng xià, 95 shàng de shè huì cái hái zhōng zài jǐn zhàn rén kǒu 5% de guān jiāguì shàng céng sēng de sān lǐng zhù shǒu zhōngér zhàn rén kǒu 95% de rén mín qún zhòng chǔyú duān pín qióng de jìng
    Even so, more than 95 percent of the social wealth was concentrated in the hands of the three major categories of feudal lords -- government officials, nobles and senior monks, who accounted for less than five percent of the population of Tibet, and the common people, who accounted for 95 percent of the population were extremely poor.
  • luò de zhī shí fēng kǒu ěr xiāng chuán bǎo cún xià lái .
    Tribal lore and custom have been passed down orally.
  • qīn zhě qiǎng zǒu liǎo duō shēng kǒu
    The invaders carried away lots of cattle.
  • ōu lán dōng chéng shìshèng de jiāo rén kǒu 17, 987
    A city of eastern Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis. Population,17, 987.
  • kāng zhèn měi guó zhōu zhōng dōng shè shì shèng de jiāo rén kǒu 19, 859
    A community of east-central Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis. Population,19, 859.
  • měi guó zhōu dōng chéng shìshèng · de gōng jiāo rén kǒu 15, 922
    A city of eastern Missouri, an industrial suburb of St. Louis. Population,15, 922.
  • 'ān zhōu gǎng kǒu zuì chéng shìwèi 'ān zhōu dōng nán kǒushì hòu yáo gǔn yuán de hēi rén yīnyuèměi nián qìng zhù kuáng huān jié
    a port and largest city in Louisiana; located in southeastern Louisiana near the mouth of the Mississippi river; jazz originated among black musicians in the late 19th century; Mardi Gras is celebrated here each year.
  • jié fěi xùn měi guó 'ān zhōu dōng nán de fēi zhì shè wèi pànxīn 'ào 'ěr liáng rén kǒu 15, 550
    An unincorporated community of southeastern Louisiana on the Mississippi River west of New Orleans. Population,15, 550.
  • lǎng wéi yóu měi guó zhōu dōng běi chéng shìwèi 'ān zhōu shí shì gāi shì yòu duō zhǒng zhì zào rén kǒu 70, 311
    A city of northeast Texas west of Shreveport, Louisiana. The city produces varied manufactures. Population,70, 311.
  • mén luó měi guó 'ān zhōu zhōng piān dōng běi de chéng shìwèi shí dōngjiàn 1785 niánshì gōng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 54, 909
    A city of northeast-central Louisiana east of Shreveport. Founded in1785, it is an industrial center. Population,54, 909.
  • piàn shī huò shì húpō de huǎn huǎn chū shuǐ kǒuzhù yào yòng 'ān dài de shù )。
    a swampy arm or slow-moving outlet of a lake (term used mainly in Mississippi and Louisiana).
  • xiē 'ěr shì měi guó zhōu dōng běi chéng shìwèi 'ān zhōu de shí shì de miàn shì yóu nèi de zhì zào zhōng xīnrén kǒu 23, 682
    A city of northeast Texas west of Shreveport, Louisiana. It is a manufacturing center in a resort region. Population,23, 682.
  • míng dēng 'ān zhōu běi chéng shìwèi shí dōng běi piān dōngwèicǐ lín tiān rán chǎn de zào chuán zhōng xīnrén kǒu 15, 074
    A city of northwest Louisiana east-northeast of Shreveport. It is a shipping center in a lumber and natural gas area. Population,15, 074.
  • huò měi guó 'ān zhōu dōng nán chéng shìlín hǎi wān yán 'àn háng dàowèi xīn 'ào 'ěr liáng nánwéi hǎi xiān táng jiā gōng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 30, 495
    A city of southeast Louisiana on the Intracoastal Waterway southwest of New Orleans. It is a processing center for seafood and sugar. Population,30, 495.
  • shí měi guó 'ān zhōu běi de chéng shìwèi biān jìng jìn de hóng pànjiàn 19 shì 30 nián dài, 1906 nián zhè xiàn shí yóu hòu gāi chéng xùn zhǎn láirén kǒu 198, 525
    A city of northwest Louisiana on the Red River near the Texas border. Founded in the1830's, it grew rapidly after the discovery of oil in the region(1906). Population,198, 525.
  • yīn rén men duì xià miàn zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng jiù huì gǎn dào guài liǎozài shōu zuì píng jūn de 7 zhōu -- niǔ yuē sāng xīn 'ān jiā luó dǎo -- mín yuē zhàn zǒng rén kǒu de 13% ( zài jiā zhàn 25% )。
    Thus it is no surprise that in the seven most unequal states -- New York, Arizona, New Mexico, Louisiana, California, Rhode Island and Texas -- about 13 percent of the population is foreign-born(in California, it's 25 percent).
  • [ měi kǒu ] shuí gūliáng méi yòu wàng de qīng nián jiāng lái huì yòu duō de chéng jiù
    No one knows the luck of a lousy calf.
  • cāi kào zhè xiē lián de xīn shuǐ néng miǎn qiáng kǒu
    I guess I can squeeze by on this lousy salary.
  • qiáng shàng yòu huò kǒukuàng jià liú zài gōng ,《 méng · suō jiàn liǎo
    There was a gap on the wall and the frame and glass were found hidden in the Louvre but the Mona Lisa was gone.
  • huān lǐng [ xiōng ] , dàn huān kǒu xié
    She doesn't like low dresses, but she likes low shoes.