zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dàn hǎn dào hái huì chū shénme hǎo shì me
    "Nazareth!" Nathanael exclaimed;"can anything good come from Nazareth?"
  • huò rénde shǔ huò guān huò mín de
    Of or relating to Nazareth or its inhabitants.
  • yīn mài rèn wéi yòu yóu xiāng xìn zhè " " dìng yòu fēi tóng xún cháng de shēn fèn wèi -- ér rén jiù gāng hǎo bèi zhè tiáo jiàn
    Thus, this particular Jesus must have had some unusual role or fame - and Jesus of Nazareth certainly qualified, Lemaire concludes.
  • huǎng yòu hǎo xìng
    Liar has needed of good memory.
  • hǎohǎo wán yào
    Play nicely and don't be rough!
  • xiāo suān zài cǎo hái méi yòu chī guāng de cǎo shàng
    Nitrate of soda may be sown on pasture that does not eat off.
  • guì dāng quán zhě 'àng xùn shí yīng lán de gāo děng guì huò dāng quán zhě
    A noble of high rank or authority in Anglo-Saxon England.
  • huǎng chū míng
    He was notorious as a liar.
  • shén zhōng zuì shén shèng de shí
    a numinous wood; the most numinous moment in the Mass.
  • běi huá shèng dùn de rén
    a member of the Salish people in NW Washington.
  • zhù zài běi huá shèng dùn de rén
    a member of the Salishan people living in NW Washington.
  • shuō zhù zài běi měi běi hǎi 'àn de běi měi yìn 'ān qún
    a member of a group of North American Indians speaking a Salishan language and living on the NW coast of North America.
  • dōng de tài yáng xié xià lái de guāng xiànruì jiǎo dùn jiǎo dōushì xié jiǎoxié yuán zhuī de zhóu xiàn shì de miàn chuí zhí de
    the oblique rays of the winter sun; acute and obtuse angles are oblique angles; the axis of an oblique cone is not perpendicular to its base.
  • liǎo xiē jiǔ jiù 'ài jiǔ fēng
    He becomes obstreperous when he's had a few drinks.
  • chí dùn yǒng yuǎn jiě duì shuō de rèn huàcóng lái méi pèng dào guò zhè me bèn de rénjìn guǎn zài chuán tǒng de xué shàng chí dùndàn zài shù xué shàng què bān de mǐn jié héng héng chǔn de guān yuán zuò chū liǎo xiē fēi cháng chǔn de jué dìng shì bān xìng de chǔnjiù shì de fǎn yìng mànduì xiē chí dùn de xué shēng zuò yòng
    so dense he never understands anything I say to him; never met anyone quite so dim; although dull at classical learning, at mathematics he was uncommonly quick- Thackeray; dumb officials make some really dumb decisions; he was either normally stupid or being deliberately obtuse; worked with the slow students.
  • xiǎn rán zài huǎng , shì shì ?
    He was obviously lying or was he?
  • dāng shí méi xiǎng dào zài huǎng
    Didn't it occur to you that he was lying?
  • ào lín nán píng yuánwèi luó bēn de běi shì yòng bài zhòu de zōng jiào zhōng xīnyòu shì dài 'ào lín yùn dòng huì de zhǐ zhōng yóu fěi suǒ zuò de 'ào lín zhòu shén xiàng shì shì jiè zhī
    A plain of southern Greece in the northwest Peleponnesus. It was a religious center devoted to the worship of Zeus and the site of the ancient Olympic games. The statue of the Olympian Zeus by Phidias was one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
  • qiē 'ěr shǒuxiàng zài sān rèn jiāng jié shù guà guān 'ér cái suàn cōng míngfǒu jiāng mào zài shòu huān yíng zhī xiǎn jiāng gěi lián zhèng chéng rèn chū de zhèng rǎn shàng diǎn
    Prime Minister Thatcher would be wise to call it a day toward the end of her third term. If not, she runs the risk of outstaying her welcome, and, by so doing, tarnishes a political career that even her enemies must admit go being remarkale.
  • shǐ shàng yīng lán dōng nán de zài 'àng xùn shí dài yóu mài tǒng zhìzài 9 shì bèi dān mài rén qīn zhàn
    A historical region of southeast England. Dominated by Mercia and Wessex in Anglo-Saxon times, it was overrun by the Danes in the ninth century.
  • āi xùn guó wáng( 802- 839 nián), gōng yuán 829 nián chéng wéi yīng guó rén mín de rèn jūn zhù
    West Saxon king(802-839) who became the first overlord of all the English peoples(829).
  • zhè hái niú nǎi liǎonǎi shèn jìn de mián 'ǎo liǎo
    The child spilt the milk; it soaked into his cotton-padded coat.
  • lán kāi xià jùn yīng lán běi de shǐ wèi 'ài 'ěr lán hǎi yán 'àn shì 'àng · xùn shí dài nuò sēn guó de fēnzài 1351 nián chéng wéi dīng lǐng de fǎng zhì jiǔ shèng míngzài chǎn mìng hòu gāi xùn měng zhǎn lái
    A historical region of northwest England on the Irish Sea. It was part of the kingdom of Northumbria in Anglo-Saxon times and became a county palatine in1351. Long noted for its textiles, the area grew rapidly after the Industrial Revolution.
  • quán gǎng gòng yòu 60 táng yòu 33 zhōng xīn
    There are 60 parishes and 33 centres for Mass.
  • yòu xiē de shēnfèn shì shī men zài jiào táng zhǐ chuán dàochuān shī de zhì huò wàng
    Some of my disciples are pastors. In church, they preach, wear their priestly vestments or conduct Mass.
  • ā de wèi luó bēn mín zhù míng wén míng shì jiè xiāng duì jué guò zhe jiǎn tián yuán shì de shēng huó zhù chēng
    A region of ancient Greece in the Peloponnesus. Its inhabitants, relatively isolated from the rest of the known civilized world, proverbially lived a simple, pastoral life.
  • zài yóu xiàn bǐng shàng liǎo diǎn táng
    She dredged the pastry with a little sugar.
  • zài zhuō shàng xiē miàn fěn xiàn bǐng gǎn hěnbáo
    Spread some flour on the table and roll the pastry out very thin.
  • xiǎn rán zài huǎng .
    It was patently obvious that he was lying.
  • wéi cháng de huǎng zhě
    A pathological liar.
  • wéi cháng de huǎng zhěbìng tài de chéng gōng
    a pathological liar; a pathological urge to succeed.
  • gěi zài shàng de men huì zhuó lái de
    The chickens will peck up all the grain that I throw on the ground for them.