zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jīng gēn dǒng shì huì de jué dìng xíng shì
    The manager acted on the decision of the director board.
  • tào dòng zuò de duō shǎonán chéng huó dòng de fàn wéi děng gēn tóng de duì xiàng lái xuǎn 'ān pái
    The practitioners can choose the relevant routines to practice according to the number of movements,the level of difficulty and scale of activities that are suitable to them.
  • yīn guī gēn dào yào jīng cháng gōng zuò jiàn lái
    In the final analysis, therefore, we should routinize the day-to-day work.
  • zài jiāo tōng shù jìn de jīn 'ér yòng liú kòu zhù huò shèng gèng shì háo gēn de huàn xiǎng
    In the present age of advanced communications and technology, it would be all the more groundless to imagine that one can win victory by fighting in the manner of roving rebels.
  • zhè zhǒng xiǎng biǎo xiàn zài yuàn zuò jiān gōng zuò jiàn gēn jiàn rén mín qún zhòng de zhèng quánbìng yóu kuò zhèng zhì yǐng xiǎngér zhǐ xiǎng yòng liú dòng yóu de fāng kuò zhèng zhì yǐng xiǎng
    This ideology manifests itself as follows: (1) Some people want to increase our political influence only by means of roving guerrilla actions, but are unwilling to increase it by undertaking the arduous task of building up base areas and establishing the people's political power.
  • yào huò yào gēn zhòng shì huò zhòng shì gēn de wèn huàn huà shuō gēn xiǎng liú kòu zhù xiǎng de dǒu zhēng de wèn shì rèn yóu zhàn zhēng zhōng huì shēng dekàng yóu zhàn zhēng zài mǒu zhǒng chéng shàng néng shì wài
    The question of whether or not to have base areas and of whether or not to regard them as important, in other words, the conflict between the idea of establishing base areas and that of fighting like roving rebels, arises in all guerrilla warfare, and, to a certain extent, our anti-Japanese guerrilla warfare is no exception.
  • liù jiù huì míng bái dān chún de liú dòng yóu zhèng néng wán chéng jìn quán guó mìng gāo cháo de rèn ér zhū máo dōng shìfāng zhì mǐn shì zhī yòu gēn deyòu jìhuà jiàn shè zhèng quán deshēn mìng dekuò rén mín zhuāng de xiàn shì jīng yóu xiāng chì wèi duì chì wèi duìxiàn chì wèi zǒng duì fāng hóng jūn zhí zhì zhèng guī hóng jūn zhè yàng tào bàn dezhèng quán zhǎn shì làng shì xiàng qián kuò deděng děng de zhèng shì zhèng què de
    And sixthly, one will also understand that the policy which merely calls for roving guerrilla actions cannot accomplish the task of accelerating this nation-wide revolutionary high tide, while the kind of policy adopted by Chu Teh and Mao Tse-tung and also by Fang Chih-min[1] is undoubtedly correct -- that is, the policy of establishing base areas; of systematically setting up political power; of deepening the agrarian revolution; of expanding the people's armed forces by a comprehensive process of building up first the township Red Guards, then the district Red Guards, then the county Red Guards, then the local Red Army troops, all the way up to the regular Red Army troops, of spreading political power by advancing in a series of waves, etc., etc.
  • liǎng gēn gùn jiāo chā fàng zhe
    He laid two sticks across each other.
  • liú mángā fēi gēn běn hǎohǎo xué kāi chú jiù huì zhěng xué xiào de fēng gǎo huài
    If you don't get rid of hooligans and rowdies who won't study, they'll contaminate the general atmosphere of the school.
  • suǒ rén nèi cóng xiōng bǐng yán shēn zhì jiān jiǎ jiān fēng de liǎng gēn cháng zhōng de gēn
    Either of two slender bones in human beings that extend from the manubrium of the sternum to the acromion of the scapula.
  • diào jià gēn cóng liǎng gēn píng xíng de shéng xuán guà xià lái de shuǐ píng de duǎn gùnyòng duàn liàn huò biǎo yǎn
    A short horizontal bar suspended from two parallel ropes, used for exercises or for acrobatic stunts.
  • chá huā shǔ de zhǒng yòu de duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí de rèn zhǒng yòu xīn deniú nǎi zhuàng de zhī zhōng zhuàng de bái huò fěn hóng de huā fēi cháng de gēn
    any of several poisonous perennial plants of the genus Apocynum having acrid milky juice and bll-shaped white or pink flowers and a very bitter root.
  • xiè gēn shǔ juàn zhuàng téng màn zhí yòu xiǎo huā xīn de zhī yòu cuī cuī xiè zuò yòng
    a tendril-bearing vine of the genus Bryonia having large leaves and small flowers and yielding acrid juice with emetic and purgative properties.
  • zhè gēn diàn xiàn wài bāo yòu céng xiàng jiāo
    This wire has a rubber casing.
  • xiē nán hái shēng chēng men néng gòu jiāng liǎng gēn gùn duàn shēng chū huǒ lái
    The boys claim to be able to light a fire by rubbing two sticks together.
  • zhòu de běn guī men zhī jiān de gēn běn duì zhè xiē běn shì shí běn yuán
    the fundamental laws of the universe; a fundamental incompatibility between them; these rudimentary truths; underlying principles.
  • jué lèi zhí yóu sōng jué huò luǒ jué gāng chéng gēn mài guǎn zhí jǐn fēn fēn huà huò quē bāo náng jiào chā
    whisk ferns; comprising the family Psilotaceae or Psilotatae: vascular plants with no roots, partial if any leaf differentiation, and rudimentary spore sacs.
  • shēngzhǎng běi měi dōng de cháng zhí de duō nián shēng zhí yòu kuài jīng zhuàng de gēn fěn bái de huālèi táng sōng cǎo
    slender erect perennial of eastern North America having tuberous roots and pink-tinged white flowers; resembles meadow rue.
  • tōng guò duì tóu jìn xíng cóng gēn dào shāo de shū tóu dǒu sōng
    ruffle by combing towards the ends towards the scalp, for a full effect; of hair.
  • shì shuí · shǐ gēn běn rèn shí
    Who, Mary Smith? I've never made her acquaintance.
  • rén lèi tiān xìng zhōng běn wéi yuē shù zài rén lèi shè huì de xíng wéi biǎo xiàn gēn de guī
    a rule or body of rules of conduct inherent in human nature and essential to or binding upon human society.
  • dàn shì yòu xiàng shìyǐn jūn biǎo xiàn míng xiǎn jiào chāgāi xiàng shì bāo kuò guān chá fǎng shì yàn zhù chí zhě yùn yòng jiǎn dān de guī jiāng piàn shàng miàn de cǎi xíng zhuàng xiāng pèibìng suí shí gēn guī de biàn huà 'ér biàn huà
    But in one test the heavy users underperformed more noticeably The test involved watching and mimicking the simple rules used by an experimenter to match cards with coloured shapes on them, and then adapting whenever the rule changed.
  • xián zhǒng yóu dài yòu gēn xián dòng qín de gòng míng xiāng chéng de yòng diàn chuán yīn de yuèqìyòng chá yīn diào
    An acoustical instrument consisting of a sounding box with one string and a movable bridge, used to study musical tones.
  • 'èr shí liù tiáo  guó yuàn yòu guān zhù guǎn mén duì néng chǎn shēng huán jìng zào shēng rǎn de gōng shè bèiyīngdāng gēn shēng huán jìng bǎo de yào qiú guó jiā de jīng shù tiáo jiànzhú zài zhì dìng de chǎn pǐn de guó jiā biāo zhǔnhángyè biāo zhǔn zhōng guī dìng zào shēng xiàn zhí
    Article 26 With regard to industrial equipment that might produce environmental noise pollution, the relevant competent departments under the State Council shall, in accordance with the requirements for protection of the acoustic environment and the State's economic and technological conditions, gradually include the noise level limits in the national standards and trade standards for products established according to law.
  • sān shí tiáo  chéng shì rén mín zhèng gōng 'ān guān gēn běn chéng shì shì shēng huán jìng bǎo de yàohuàdìng jìn zhǐ dòng chē liàng xíng shǐ jìn zhǐ shǐ yòng shēng xiǎng zhuāng zhì de duàn shí jiānbìng xiàng shè huì gōng gào
    Article 35 The public security organs of municipal people's governments may, in line with the need to protect the local acoustic environment of the urban areas, demarcate no-motor-vehicle or no-horn road sections and hours, and make them known to the public.
  • shí tiáo  guó yuàn huán jìng bǎo xíng zhèng zhù guǎn mén gēn guó jiā shēng huán jìng zhì liàng biāo zhǔn guó jiā jīng shù tiáo jiànzhì dìng guó jiā huán jìng zào shēng pái fàng biāo zhǔn
    Article 11 The competent administrative department for environmental protection under the State Council shall, in accordance with the national standards for acoustic environmental quality and the State's economic and technological conditions, fix national limits for environmental noise emission.
  •   xiàn shàng fāng rén mín zhèng gēn guó jiā shēng huán jìng zhì liàng biāo zhǔnhuàdìng běn xíng zhèng nèi lèi shēng huán jìng zhì liàng biāo zhǔn de shì yòng bìng jìn xíng guǎn
    Local people's governments at or above the county level shall, in accordance with the national standards for acoustic environmental quality, divide their respective administrative regions into different zones for application of different standards for acoustic environmental quality and exercise control accordingly.
  • yáo yán shì háo gēn de
    The rumor was without foundation.
  • bìng gēn cán rén de shū yào qiúpèi bèi guāng diànshēng xiǎng děng shè bèifāng biàn men cān jiā lèi sài
    For example, these venues will be equipped with photoelectrical and acoustic appliances to assist the athletes in the competitions.
  • yòu guān yuē hàn nào hūn de chuán yán háo gēn
    There's nothing in the rumour that Mary and John are splitting up.
  • tóu zhǒng máo gèn shǔ tōng cháng yòu de duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí yòu guǎn zhuàng de gēnzhǎng zhuàng liè lán huò bái de guān zhuàng 'ě piàn de huā de
    Any of various, usually poisonous perennial herbs of the genus Aconitum, having tuberous roots, palmately lobed leaves, blue or white flowers with large hoodlike upper sepals, and an aggregate of follicles.
  • tóu shǔ de zhòng duō tōng cháng shì yòu de zhí zhōng de rèn zhǒng yòu kuài gēnzhǎng zhuàng fēn liè de lán huò bái de huā
    any of various usually poisonous plants of the genus Aconitum having tuberous roots and palmately lobed leaves and blue or white flowers.