zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • men gōng zài jīng shuāi tuì shí jìn jiān xīn
    In the recession, our firm go through a bad time.
  • men gōng zài jīng shuāi tuì shí jìn jiān xīn
    In the recession, our firm went through a bad time.
  • shāng rén men gǎn dào jīng shuāi tuì jiāng jié shù
    Leading businessmen feel the end of the recession is near.
  • fēi jīng xīn 'ěr méi yòu wàng zài yìn hàn de péng yǒufēn gěi zǒng 'ā hàn guó wáng dài
    The plane was to pass New Dehli and Kabul and Khruschev didn't forget his friends in India an Afghanistan. He gave orders that Prime Minister Nehru and the King of Afghanistan should each have a package.
  • jīng shuāi tuì de yǐng xiǎng biàn gōng nóng mén
    The effects of recession swept through industry and agriculture alike.
  • jīng xiāo tiáo jǐn suí zhe shí yóu wēi 'ér lái
    The recession trod on the heels of the oil crisis.
  • yóu jīng shuāi tuì yóu mào xià diē
    Tourist trade has fallen off sharply because of the recession.
  • yóu jīng shuāi tuì yóu mào xià diē
    Tourist trade have fall off sharply because of the recession.
  • jìn guǎn jīng shuāi tuì chē xiāo shòu réng rán shàng shēng liǎo 5%。
    In spite of the recession, car sales are five percent up.
  • jìn guǎn jīng shuāi tuì chē xiāo shòu réng rán shàng shēng liǎo 5%。
    In spite of the recession, car sale is five percent up.
  • guó jiā de jīng shuāi tuì jiǔ jiù biàn chéng liǎo jīng xiāo tiáo
    The economic recession in that country soon slid into a depression.
  • méi yòu xiàng biǎo míng xiāo tiáo jīng dào liǎo diǎn
    There is no sign that the recession has bottomed out yet.
  • méi yòu xiàng biǎo míng xiāo tiáo jīng dào liǎo diǎn
    There is no sign that the recession have bottom out yet.
  • jīng shuāi tuì shí zhè jiā gōng chǎng jiě liǎo duō gōng rén
    During the economic recession the factory terminate a large number of worker.
  • céng jīng zhàn zhe 'ā hàn de kǒng fènzǐ xiàn zài dūn jìn liǎo guān wān de láo fáng
    Terrorists who once occupied Afghanistan now occupy cells at Guantanamo Bay.
  • jīng biàn rèn chū lái liǎo
    She has changed beyond recognition.
  • jīng biàn rèn chū lái liǎo
    She have changed beyond recognition.
  • jīng diǎn zhù zuò zài mǒu lǐng nèi zuì yòu quán wēi de zhù zuò
    A work recognized as definitive in its field.
  • méi yòu dài biǎo huì zuò kào de zhí xíng wěi yuán huì chǔlǐ shì qíngwǎng wǎng tuō qún zhòng de jiànduì mòshōu fēn pèi de yóu tuǒ xiéduì jīng fèi de làn yòng tān duì bái shì de wèi huò dǒu zhēng jiān juédào chù xiàn
    An executive committee without a council behind it often acts without regard for the views of the masses, and there are instances everywhere of hesitation and compromise on the confiscation and redistribution of land, of squandering or embezzling funds, and of recoiling before the White forces or fighting only half-heartedly.
  • céng jīng gēn jiǎng guò shì
    I recollect his telling me the story.
  • 'ěr shuō mào xiǎn jiǎn dān dìng wéi zài 'ān níng de huán jìng zhōng néng huí xiǎng lái de mǒu zhǒng kùn jīng měi rén de mào xiǎn huó dòng shì dài yòu zhù guān xìng de
    "You simply define adventure as some kind of discomfort you can recollect in tranquillity," Cahill said, "Everybody's adventure is subjective.
  • zuì hòu xiǎng céng jīng guò
    At last I recollected that he had been there.
  • lán huí xiǎng jīng guò de měi de 'ào guó jiā
    Lanny recollected the beautiful Austrian country through which he had passed.
  • yòu xiē shì qíng jīng lái liǎo
    Some events are beyond recollection.
  • shén yóu zhèng zhǒng bìng xìng de jiàn wàng zhuàng tàihuàn bìng shí huàn zhě míng xiǎn shí dào de xíng wéidàn huī dào zhèng cháng zhuàng tài shí jiāng wàngzhè zhǒng qíng kuàng cháng yóu gāo shén jīng jǐn zhāng néng chí cháng yuè
    A pathological amnesiac condition during which one is apparently conscious of one's actions but has no recollection of them after returning to a normal state. This condition, usually resulting from severe mental stress, may persist for as long as several months.
  • suǒ jīng de de shì jiàn suí shí jiān de tuī wàng què liǎo
    Time had expunged from his all recollections of the terrible events he had witnessed.
  • chóngxīn jīng huò chǎn shēng zhòng xíng chéng xīn de
    To undergo or cause recombination; form new combinations.
  • jiǔ 'èr nián shí yuè wéi quán jūn zhí shù zào lín zǒng jié jīng yàn biǎo zhāng xiān jìn huì de
    Message for a conference held by the People's Liberation Army to review the experience in afforestation and to honour outstanding units and individuals for their work.
  • jīng duì 2000 nián wán chéng tuì gēng hái lín rèn de 17 shěng ( shì ) xīn jiāng shēng chǎn jiàn shè bīng tuán jìn xíng chátuì gēng hái lín lín huāng shān huāng zào lín shí miàn de shuài fēn bié wéi 92.3 83.2%。
    The review and check on the 17 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) and Xinjiang Production and Construction Military Corp that have completed the land conversion task in 2000 indicate that the approved rate of the areas of land conversion and afforestation in the waste mountains and land suitable for afforestation is 92.3% and 83.2% respectively.
  • shì jīng tuī jiàn mǎi de .
    I bought it on your recommendation, ie because you recommended it.
  • hěn duōměi guóguó nèi chǎn pǐn jīng chāo chū liǎo zhè jiàn yòng 128 wèi de yàoshì
    Many domestic products already exceed that recommendation and allow 128bit keys.
  • yóu zhè yàng de kǒng huāngchǔyú yīng guó zuò yóu jìng zhēng wèi de xiē guó jiā men de quán gōng : xìn yòng tǒng dàn shì zhè xiēhái yòu nóng shèn zhì zhěng jīng tǒng shēng liǎo gēn běn dòng yáozhè xiē guó jiā zài chuàng qiě tòng shēn hòuhái yào tōng guò gāo liǎo de jià lái de bào yīng guó shāng rén héng héng kǒng huāng yǎn biàn de jiēguǒ wǎng wǎng zài zhè yàng qíng kuàng xiàduì guó shāng guān de jiě shìshì fǒu yīngdāng dān chún jià zhí lùn shì jiè zhù yuán wéi men duì zhè diǎn de qiàdàng xìng hái yīngdāng shēng wèn
    If we consider how often by such crises the whole manufacturing power, the system of credit, nay the agriculture, and generally the whole economical system of the nations who are placed in free competition with England, are shaken to their foundations,and that these nations have afterwards notwithstanding richly to recompense the English manufacturers by higher prices, ought we not then to become very sceptical as to the propriety, of the commercial conditions of nations being regulated according to the mere theory of values and according to cosmopolitical principles?