zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • lǎo shī zuò wén pīn cuò de dìng zhèng liǎo
    The spelling in my theme was amended by the teacher.
  • wèile cuò shénme yuàn gān de
    He would have done anything to make amends.
  • huǐ de cuò xíng wéiér qiě jìn gǎi zhèng
    He repented of his wrong doing and tried to make amends.
  • měi réndōu wéi zhàn zài zhè shì jiè de dǐng shàngzhè shì yóu qiú de xíng zhuàng zào chéng de qīn de cuò jué
    It is an amiable illusion, which the shape of our planet prompts, that every man is at the top of the world.
  • měi réndōu wéi zhàn zài zhè shì jiè de dǐng shàngzhè shì yóu qiú de xíng zhuàng zào chéng de qīn de cuò jué
    It is an amiable illusion, which the shape of our planet prompts, that every man were at the top of the world.
  • jiǎ zhǐ chū de cuòqǐng bié jiàn guài
    Please don't take it amiss, if I point out your errors.
  • guǒ rèn wéi yòu zuì jiù pàn duàn cuò liǎo shuō huà shìdàng shuō tǎn báiméi yòu rén nòng cuò
    if you think him guilty you judge amiss; he spoke amiss; no one took it amiss when she spoke frankly.
  • piān chā de piān zhèng què xiàn de cuò deyòu quē xiàn de
    Away from the correct course; amiss.
  • chūchācuòchū zhàng
    To go amiss; turn out badly.
  • zhǔn shì chū liǎo shí chā cuò méi lái zhè jiē men
    Somethings gone amiss, he's not here to meet us.
  • guǒ zhǐ chū de cuò me qǐng yào shēng
    Do not take it amiss if I point out your errors.
  • guǒ zhǐ chū de cuò qǐng bié jiàn guài
    Please don't take it amiss if I point out your errors.
  • róng rěn cuò gǎi zhèng cuò nán
    It is easier to bear with what's amiss, than go about to reform it.
  • róng rěn cuò gǎi zhèng cuò nán
    It is easier to bear with what's amiss, than to go about to reform it.
  • róng rěn cuò gǎi zhèng cuò nán
    It is easier to bear with what 's amiss, than go about to reform it.
  • ěr chuí wán quán guǒ liàn duō xiēbèi nèi xiǎo jiě jiù huì wán quán nòng cuò liǎo héng héng jiǎn · ào tīng
    The lobe was imperfectly developed; Miss Bennet would not play at all amiss if she practiced more- Jane Austen.
  • ōzǒng shù cuò liǎo
    OH, the amount is wrong.
  • zhè yàng de 'ǒu rán shì jiàn huì chǎn shēng cuò de jiēguǒyóu shì dāng shǐ yòng pcr kuò chéng shí
    Such an accident would yield false results, especially if PCR amplification is used.
  • méi cuòdàn shì jiù xiàng 'ā dān yàng dān de shǐ zhuī dào bǎi nián qián
    It is, but its history, like Amsterdam's goes bake many centuries.
  • tán dào wéi duō wáng kàn diàn shì shì shí dài shàng de cuò
    It would be an anachronism to talk of Queen Victoria watching television.
  • zài suō shì zuò yǎn chū zhōng chū xiàn de xiàn dài zhuāng , shì nòng cuò nián dài de dōng
    Modern dress is an anachronism in productions of Shakespeare's plays.
  • shuō kǎi kàn liǎo kàn shǒu biǎo shì nòng cuò shí dài liǎo
    It is an anachronism to say Julius Caesar looked at his watch.
  • tán dào wéi duō wáng kàn diàn shì shì shí dài shàng de cuò
    It will be an anachronism to talk of Queen Victoria watching television.
  • tán dào wéi duō wáng kàn diàn shì shì shí dài shàng de cuò .
    It would is an anachronism to talk of Queen Victoria watching television.
  • de shù duì mǒu shì de nián dài cuò de miáo shù cún zài shìdàng de huò shǐ de shí jiān zhī qián zài zhí mín qián de měi guó zhōng
    The anachronistic representation of something as existing before its proper or historical time, as in the precolonial United States.
  • zài suàn zhōngyóu huò duō suàn yuán jiàn fēn de bǎo zhuàng tài 'ér yǐn de míng xiǎn de suàn cuò zhè zhǒng cuò zài xiāng yìng de suàn yuán jiàn shū chū shàng jiù biǎo xiàn wéi guò zài zhuàng tài
    A condition existing within or at the output of a computing element that causes a substantial computing error because of the saturation of one or more of the parts of the computing element in an analog computer.
  • ràng men fēn xià zhè dào kàn shénme fāng chū cuò liǎo
    Let's analyse the problem and see what went wrong.
  • zài jiǎng dào máo dōng tóng zhìmáo dōng xiǎng de shí hòuyào duì zhè shí de cuò jìn xíng shí shì qiú shì de fēn
    In our appraisal of him and of Mao Zedong Thought, we must analyse those mistakes in the spirit of seeking truth from facts.
  • zài fēn de quē diǎn cuò de shí hòu men dāng rán yào chéng rèn rén de rèndàn shì gèng zhòng yào de shì yào fēn shǐ de de bèi jǐng
    In analysing his defects and errors, we certainly should recognize his personal responsibility, but what is more important is to analyse their complicated historical background.
  • duì wén huà mìng men shuō shì xiàn cuò àn de shí zhì fēn jiù shì liǎoshì shénme jiù shì shénme
    Neither should we describe the "Cultural Revolution" as an error of line; We should analyse its essence and see it for what it really was.
  • dǎng fàn cuò shì nán miǎn dejiù shì fàn liǎo cuò yào yóu zǒng jié jiě jué wèn zhè yàng cái kào zhù
    The Communists of any party will inevitably make mistakes, but when they do, they should analyse their experience and solve their problems by themselves. That is the only reliable approach.
  • duì cuò bāo kuò máo dōng tóng zhì de cuò dìng yào háo hán jìn xíng píngdàn shì dìng yào shí shì qiú shìfēn zhǒng tóng de qíng kuàng néng suǒ yòu de wèn guī jié dào rén pǐn zhì shàng
    We should unequivocally criticize mistakes, including those by Comrade Mao Zedong. But we must seek truth from facts and analyse the different situations -- and not attribute everything to the personal qualities of particular individuals.