zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jiāo tōng gāo fēng shí jiān zhēn shì nán rěn shòu zhī shì
    The rush hour traffic is murder.
  • tānɡ cóng lái rèn zhēn kǎo zhǒng shì qíng yǒng yuǎn shì mào rán xià jié lùn
    Tom never thinks things through carefully. He's always rushing to conclusions.
  • zhè shì shì zhēn dedāng méi yòu rèn chǔ zhèng míng mìng de shí hòujiù yào xiāng xìn -b. luó zhè shēng míng de zhēn shí hán
    the story is true; it is undesirable to believe a proposition when there is no ground whatever for supposing it true- B. Russell; the true meaning of the statement.
  • chéng rèn shì zhēn shí de
    He acknowledged it as true.
  • zhēn jīn shēng xiù
    Gold is pure of rust.
  • chéng rèn shuō de shì zhēn de
    I acknowledge the truth of your statement.
  • néng yǐn zhí shàng tiě xiù bìng de zhǒng zhēn jūn
    any of various fungi causing rust disease in plants.
  • tiān zhēn de xiāng cūn nán hái de nóng mínxiāng xiǎo zhènméng de shēng huó ràng tiān zhēn chún jié de xíng zhě wàng 'ér shēng wèi
    bumpkinly country boys; rustic farmers; a hick town; the nightlife of Montmartre awed the unsophisticated tourists.
  • wēi xiào kàn zhe hǎi lún guǒ zhēn chéng qǐng qiú men xiāng xìn chú fáng dìng néng wéi gǎn máng zhǔn bèi pán fàn dīng
    She smiled at Helen. " If I ask them nicely, I'll bet the kitchen can rustle up a dish of rice pudding for her, too."
  • zhēn shǎ , mǎi liǎo shēng xiù de jiàn
    It's really foolish of you to buy such a rusty sword.
  • zhēn shǎmǎi liǎo shēng xiù de jiàn
    It is really foolish of you to buy such a rusty sword.
  • zhēn yuàn zài fēn xiǎng de kuài
    He wished Ruth was there to share in the joy.
  • shǐ rén men duì liú xià kuài de yìn xiàng huā liǎo hěn duō qián mǎi liǎo diāo wài zuàn shí zhēn zhū shì jiù méi yòu zhù dào liǎn shàng de biǎo qíng
    She had squandered a modest fortune on sables, diamonds and pearls. But she hadn t done anything whatever about her face.
  • zhēn zāo gāo
    It's a sad thing!
  • zhēn shì xìng de shì
    It 's a sad thing.
  • lùn shénme shìdāng rén réndōu kāi shǐ xiāng xìn de shí hòu jiù zài shì zhēn de liǎo fāng shuōzài wǎn huì wài mào zuì píng yōng de hái zuì 'ān quán zhè zhǒng guān niànshì wéi zhōng zhī
    When everyone begins to believe anything it ceases to be true; for example, the notion that the homeliest girl in the party is the safest.
  • guò de qiē tǒng zhì jiē huān chàng zhè dōng duō suǒ wèi shèng rén xián rén huān chàng zhè dōng dàn shì lùn shuídōu méi yòu zhēn zhèng shí xíng guòyīn wéi zài jiē shè huì shì néng shí xíng de
    All the ruling classes of the past were fond of advocating it, and so were many so-called sages and wise men, but nobody has ever really practised it, because it is impossible in class society.
  • shì zhǐ duì dōng fāng de rénzòng lìng shì duì fāng de rényào rén yòu rén yào gòu chéng zhēn shìrénde shè huì yào yòu 'ér yàng shì yòu jià zhí deyòu yòng de
    They also apply to both people in the East and in the West. In short, they are timeless and beyond the constraint of space.By and large, core teachings of the two venerable sages have stood the test of time, and they will probably always have a role in human society.
  • xìng líng pài zhù zhāng shū xiōng huī jiànyòu zhēn yòu zhēn èyòu shìyòu shù chū zhī shǐ xiá bìng jiàn suǒ shǐ wéi shì suǒ xiào suǒ shǐ chù fàn xiān zhé suǒ
    The School of Self-Expression demands that we express in writing only our own thoughts and feelings, our genuine loves, genuine hatreds, genuine fears and genuine hobbies.These will be expressed without any attempt to hide the bad from the good, without fear of being ridiculed by the world, and without fear of contradicting the ancient sages or contemporary authorities.
  • guǒ shuō shuō de shì zhēn de
    If I may say so, what he said is not true.
  • méi shuō men huǎng shì shuō yào fēn qīng zhēn xiāng。”
    "I did not say you were lying. I said to tell the truth."
  • bīn lāi shuō :“ zhēn tài gāo xīng liǎo de péng yǒu suǒ shuō de huàjīng zhè me yuán zhuǎnfǎn miàn biàn chéng gōng wéi de huà liǎo
    "I am exceedingly gratified," said Bingley, "by your converting what my friend says into a compliment on the sweetness of my temper.
  • zhè yàng làng fèi zhēn jiào rén kàn liǎo xīn téng
    It makes one's heart ache to see such waste.
  • lái dào gōngyán zhe wān yán de xiǎo sàn qīng tīng zhe niǎo míngzhù shì zhe hái men zài pēn quán piào fàng zhe wán fān chuán rén rén dōuhěn yōu xián zài zhēn měi shí de suī rán rénměng rán jiān què bìng gǎn dào
    When I reached the Tuileries, I strolled along a winding path, listening to birds sing, watching children float toy sailboats in a huge fountain. No one seemed to be in a hurry. Paris was beautiful. And I was here alone but suddenly not lonely.
  • bìng tòng zhēn xìng
    It is a fortunate head that never ache.
  • jiā lǎo gōng jué de qīn guān guī zhī lǎo nián rén tān yín hàosèzhè shì yòu qián de lǎo tóu 'ér cháng fàn de máo bìngrén men duì men de guān yòu zhǒng yàng de cāi jiù shì wèi cāi dào zhēn qíng
    The relationship between the old Duke and the young woman was put down to the salacity which is frequently found in rich old men. People imagined all manner of things, except the truth.
  • zhēn de huān zhè shòu piào yuán
    I really dislike this salesman.
  • suān tóng yóu jiǎn xìng de suān tóng gòu chéng de zhǒng lán huò fěn yòng zuò yán liào shā zhēn jūn
    A blue or green powder consisting of basic cupric acetate used as a paint pigment and fungicide.
  • de qiú zhēn wán měiměi qiú ràng gǎn dào kùn huòtóng shí liǎo liǎng fēn qiú
    Your serve was perfect. The way you served the ball confused me every time. You played two ace-shots as well.
  • de qiú zhēn wán měiměi de qiú ràng gǎn dào kùn huòtóng shí qiàn liǎo liǎng fēn qiú
    Your serve was perfect. I was confused every time by the way you served. You played two ace-shots as well.
  • huí jiào de xuè de rén yàng xiān hónghuí jiào de yǎn lèi de rén yàng zhēn zhì
    The blood of Muslims is as red as the others. The tear of Muslims is as salty as the others.
  • zhēn diāo zhǒng diāo xián shuǐ zhēn diāo
    Any one of various saltwater fishes in the family Sparidae, such as the porgy.