zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài men xié diào jiàn de fēn shíyīngdāng pāo piān zhí yòng shì men de pàn duàn yìng dāng bèi huā yán qiǎo mēngpiàn yìng bèi rén rǎo luàn。 ( měi guó zǒng tǒng lán .G.)
    In our efforts to adjust differences of opinion we should be free from intolerance of passion, and our judgements should be unmoved by alluring phrases and unvexed by selfish interests. (Grover Cleveland, American president)
  • mài · lán xiào dào
    asked Mike Dolan smiling cheerfully.
  • wèi shòu jiào de tiān cáiyóu kuàng zhōng zhī yín。 ( měi guó zǒng tǒng lán lín B)
    Genius without educaton is like silver in the mine. (Benjamin Franklin, American president)
  • jiào chuán wén míng。 ( měi guó shǐ xué jiāsǎnwén jiā lán .W.)
    Education is the transmission of civilization. (Will Drant, American historian and essayist)
  • jiào shì zhù mǎn tǒng shuǐér qiě diǎn rán huǒ。 ( ài 'ěr lán shī rén zhī BW)
    Education is not the filling of a pail but the lighting of a fire. (William Butler Yeats, lrish poet)
  • jiào shì zhú xiàn zhī de guò chéng。 ( měi guó shǐ xué jiā lán )
    Education is a progressive discovery of our ignorance. (Durant, American historian)
  • qīng nián 'ér yòu lǎo nián zhī jīng yànlǎo nián 'ér yòu qīng nián zhī zhāoqìjiù néng shǐ rén shēng huī gèng de zuò yòng。 ( lán guó wáng tǎn láo shì )
    To make good use of life one should have in youth the experience of advanced years, and in old age the vigor of youth. (Stanislars I, Polish king)
  • jīng yàn gěi men tài duō de jiào xùngào men rén lèi zuì nán guǎn zhì de dōng guò de shé tóu。 ( lán zhé xué jiā bīn nuò shā B)
    Experience more than sufficiently teaches that men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues. (Bendict de spinoza, Dutch philosopher)
  • jīng yàn shǐ zhōng shì shōu fèi gāo de xué xiàorán 'érbèn hàn fēi jìn xué xiào 。 ( měi guó zǒng tǒng lán lín B)
    Expreience keeps a dear school, yet fools will learn in no other. (Benjamin Franklin, Americna president)
  • měi guó dōng nán de zhǒng lánlèi qiān shǒu lándàn yòu jiào duǎn de shù gān jiào guāng huá de
    yucca of southeastern United States similar to the Spanish bayonets but with shorter trunk and smoother leaves.
  • zǒu rén de rèn dōng dàn yòu yàng dōng xíngzhè jiù shì zài dìng huán jìng xià xuǎn de shēng huó tài de yóu。 ( guó xiǎo shuō jiā lán L)
    Everything can be taken from a man but one thing; the freedom to choose his attitude in any given set of circumstances. (Leonhard Frand , German novelist)
  • nán mǎi piányí huò。 ( měi guó zǒng tǒng lán lín B)
    Necessity never makes a good bagain. (Benjamin Franklim, American Pesident)
  • lán de líng shì dùn sān chā wéi biāo zhì de jiě mèi me shòu chǒng lán zhèng zài jìn 'ér wǎng xià huáyìn zhì zhe chāo piàoshǐ yòng zhe chāo piào
    France, less favoured on the whole as to matters spiritual than her sister of the shield and trident, rolled with exceeding smoothness down hill, making paper money and spending it.
  • guǒ men tōu tōu zhè píng bái lán jiǔ chū men jiāng mào bèi zhuā zhù bìng kuǎn de wēi xiǎn
    If we smuggle this brandy we take the risk of being caught and fined.
  • kǎi wénāi · 1865 1915 zài guó zhàn lǐng( 1915 niánhòu liú zài sài 'ěr de yīng guó shìbāng zhù méng jūn qián táo zhì lán biān jìnghòu bèi guó rén bìng chù jué
    British nurse who remained in Brussels after the German occupation(1915) to help smuggle Allied troops to the Dutch border. She was caught by the Germans and executed.
  • duō 'ěr guó jiā lāi shì 'àn xiāng duì de yīng lán dōng nán zhì shìlín duō 'ěr hǎi xiáluó dēng zhǐ zhōng shì lái jiù shì zhàn lüè yào gāi shì bái 'ě duō yán dòng hán dòng yuán wéi zǒu zhě suǒ yòngrén kǒu 33, 700
    A municipal borough of southeast England on the Strait of Dover opposite Calais, France. Site of a Roman lighthouse, it has been a strategic port since medieval times. The chalk cliffs rising above the city have caves and tunnels originally used by smugglers. Population,33, 700.
  • shù shì qíng gǎn de guān biǎo xiàn shì běn xìng de zhù guān fǎn yìng。 ( měi guó zhé xué jiājiào jiā lán SK)
    Art is the object of feeling, and the subject of nature. (S.K.langer, American philosopher and educator)
  • shù shì gǎn qíng de zhì pǐnyóu yán shì xiǎng de zhì pǐn。 ( měi guó zhé xué jiā lán S)
    Art is the mold of feeling as language is the mold of thought. (Susanne Langer, American philosopher)
  • huān jiāng lán nuò mài piàn zhàn shàng píng guǒ zhī lái chī
    Snacks on granola doused with apple juice.
  • yōu shāng huì jiǎn shǎo huò zhě fáng hài rén xíng dòng de liàng。 ( lán zhé xué jiā bīn nuò suō B)
    handicaps a man's pow Sadness diminishes or er of action. (Benedict de Spinoza, Dutch Philosopher)
  • chún bàn shuāng chún huā guān huò huā 'ě liǎng fēn zhī jīn cǎo huò lán huā de zhuāng shì xìng shàng huā bàn
    One of the two divisions of bilabiate corolla or calyx, as in the snapdragon, or the modified upper petal of an orchid flower.
  • ā dān měi guó niǔ yuē zhōu zhōng piān dōng chéng shìzài huò yán 'ànā 'ěr běi 。 1783 nián yòu rén dìng hòu bèi mìng míng wéi 'ā dānyīn wéi zhè de zǎo mín lái lánrén kǒu 20, 714
    A city of east-central New York on the Mohawk River northwest of Albany. Settled in1783, it was named Amsterdam because many of its early inhabitants were from the Netherlands. Population,20, 714.
  • kǎn měi zhōu zhù xiǎo de lián méng qián zhù zài shàng xùn cóng 'ào 'ěr xiàng nán zhí dào 'ěr shān màixiàng běi dào shàng lán xiàn zài zhè de hòu sàn měi guó 'é wēi kāng xīng zhōu
    A Native American confederacy of subtribes formerly inhabiting the upper Hudson River valley from Albany south to the Catskill Mountains and north to Lake Champlain. Present-day descendants live in Oklahoma and Wisconsin.
  • lán jiā yīng shǔ lún shěng dōng nán de chéng shìwèi 'ài 'ài biān jìng shì cǎi kuàng nèi de mào zhōng xīnrén kǒu 15, 915
    A city of southeast British Columbia, Canada, near the Alberta and Idaho borders. It is a trade center in a lumbering and mining region. Population,15, 915.
  • shì zhèng gāo guān yuán lán fāng shì zhèng guān yuánxiāng dāng yīng guó de gāo shì zhèng guān
    A Scottish municipal officer corresponding to an English alderman.
  • lán yuǎn hǎo
    Frank plays a lot better than Alex.
  • niǔ lán , j.a.r.
    John Alexander Reina Newlands (1837 1898)
  • shān · bèi 'ěr 1847 nián shēng lánzǎo nián jiù duì rén lèi tōng xùn fāng shì shēng liǎo xīng
    Born in Scotland in 1847, Alexander Bell became interested very early in the methods of human communication.
  • shì 'ā lán dēng shuō,“ méi yàng shì xiān shēngnín huí xiǎng xià shǐ shí shān yòu shì duō zuò de lǎo shī
    "Yes," said Landon, "he couldn't help it, for you will recall the fact, doctor, that Alexander the Great had Aristotle for a teacher."
  • ào jié luò nán de chéng zhèn。 1805 nián 12 yuè 2 lún zài jìn jué dìng xìng bài liǎo shā huáng shān shì lán 'èr shì de 'é guó 'ào lián jūn
    A town of southern Czechoslovakia. Nearby, on December2,1805, Napoleon decisively defeated the Russian and Austrian armies of Czar Alexander I and Emperor Francis II.
  • lún dāng zhèng( 1805) jiān de jué dìng xìng zhàn lún tǒng zhì xià de guó bài liǎo shān shì lán 'èr shì tǒng shuài xià de 'é 'ào lián jūn
    a decisive battle during the Napoleonic campaigns (1805); the French under Napoleon defeated the Russian and Austrian armies of Czar Alexander I and Emperor Francis II.
  • ā 'ěr léi yīng lán de guó wángshì wèi wěi de tǒng zhì zhětóng shí shì wèi wěi de xué zhě
    Alfred, king of England, is a great scholar as well as a great ruler.