zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • sòng gěi
    To give a handsel to.
  • hēng de gōng yào qián tuì xiū guò néng gòu yòng men gěi de tuì zhí jīn guī hái kuǎn
    Henry's company asked him to retire early but he was able to pay off his mortgage with the golden handshake they gave him.
  • gōng biāo zhǔn rèn zhèng guò chéng kǒu lìng rèn zhèng xié ( pap)、 tiǎo zhàn shǒu xié ( chap) diàn huà xiàn rèn shí ( cli) děng gěi dān wèi gōng liǎo guò diào yòng huò wǎng de néng tóng shí gěi rèn zhèng de yòng gōng zhèng què fāng biàn de fǎng wèn
    Industry standard authentication procedures, such as password authentication protocol (PAP), challenge handshake authentication protocol (CHAP) and calling Line identifier (CLI) provide organizations with the ability to filter out unwanted and unqualified entries, while granting correctly authenticated users easy access.
  • gěi fèn hěn hǎo de
    He gave me a handsome present.
  • qián shǒu tóu yòu diǎn jié guò jīng yòu bàn shǐ de jīng qíng kuàng hǎo zhuǎnyīn wéi men gěi de bào chóu hěn gāo
    He is a little out of cash just now. However, he has taken a very good road to bring himself home again, for we pay him very handsomely.
  • de lǎo kāng kǎi jiě náng gěi zhāng bǎi yīng bàng de zhī piào
    His old aunt came down handsomely; she sent him a cheque for100 pounds.
  • xiě gěi rén de biàn tiáo yào qīn shǒu xiě
    You should handwrite the note to your guests.
  • shǒu gǎo yòng yìn chū de huò yòng shǒu xiě de zhù zuòwén zhāngwén jiàn huò zuò pǐnyóu zhǐ zuò zhě zhǔn bèi gōng gěi chū bǎn shè yìn shuà de de shǒu chāo běn
    A typewritten or handwritten version of a book, an article, a document, or other work, especially the author's own copy, prepared and submitted for publication in print.
  • shí bào zàn yáng zhè wèi xiǎo xiǎo wài qiáo de cōng míng cái zhì wèicǐ bān gěi méi jiǎng zhāng huómiàn zhí 5 měi yuán de jīn hái zài 1909 nián 2 yuè 28 chū bǎn de niǔ yuē shí bào zhì de tóu bǎn kān dēng liǎo de wén zhāng shǒu gǎo
    The Times praised the "little alien's wisdom," gave her a medal and a $5 gold piece, and published a copy of her handwritten essay on the front page of The New York Times Magazine on Feb.28, 1909.
  • jīng liǎo duō jiān nán kùn dàn gěi liǎo liàng xìn xīn
    I have gone through many difficulties, experienced hardship, but adversity brought me power and confidence.
  • gān hàn gěi zhuāng jià dài lái duō wēi hài
    The drought did a lot of harm to the crops.
  • 'ěr yǎn kàn shì qíng zhǐ hǎo qiú zhòng shén gěi tóng yàng de guī shì men liǎng réndōu biàn chéng liǎo shé
    Harmonia beheld it and prayed to the gods to let her share his fate. Both became serpents.
  • chàng jiā men kāi shǐ gěi xīn pèi shàng yīn
    The singers began to harmonize the new song.
  • gěiqǔdiào děngpèi shēng
    To provide harmony for(a melody).
  • gěi zhòng de dòng tào 'è
    To put a harness on(a draft animal).
  • gěi xiǎo tào shàng men yào zuò chē chū guàng guàng
    Harness the pony and we will go for a ride in the cart.
  • nài dùn rén rèn wéi suō bèi 'ěr jià gěi luó shì zāo
    Mrs.Knighton thought Isabel had thrown herself away on Harold.
  • nài dùn rén rèn wéi suō bèi 'ěr jià gěi luó shì zāo liǎo
    Mrs.Knighton thought that Isabel had hurled herself away on Harold.
  •   wéi shì luò gěi de jīng dàn gēn yàng jīng
    I thought it might be a surprise gift from Harold. But he looked as stunned as I.
  • rán hǎdé jiān jué zhì zhè jìhuà jiù gēn běn néng shuō gěi zhī chí
    You'll never convince Harold to support the scheme now that he's set his face against it.
  • rán hòu qǐng qīn 'ài de péng yǒu luò bāng hái gěi
    Then I enlisted the aid of a dear friend, Harold, to help me get it back to Mom.
  • jīng gào guò méi qián jiè gěi wàng yào lǎo shì tán zhè huà
    I've already told you that I've no money to lend you. I wish you'd stop harping on the same string.
  • huì tánzòu jiàn qíntóng yàng huì gěi jiàn qín tiáoyīn
    I can tune the harpsichord as well as play it.
  • suī rán shì zài bīn jiān yǐn huān xiào què gěi xià zhe liǎo
    Though this occasioned great mirth among the guests, aunt Harriet was horrified.
  • āi 'ěr dùn de wéi shì jīng gòu tǎo yàn de liǎo zhè xiāo tòu gěi jiù gèng jiào rén xīn fán
    His presumption was bad enough, but the task of breaking the news to Harriet was much worse.
  • chú liǎo xiǎng jià gěi nài xiān shēng zhī wài hái míng báinài jié dàn shì xiāngchèn de hūn pèiér qiě hěn nán dài lái xìng
    Aside from the fact that she wanted to marry Mr. Knightley herself, she knew a match between him and Harriet would be an unequal one, hardly likely to bring happiness.
  • hēng gěi gàndiào liǎo
    Harry dusted off Henry.
  • dāng guò duàn shí jiān de bīngběn lái yòu huì jìn shēngyīn shàng wèi shēng zhēng zhí gěi pào tānɡ liǎo
    He spent some time in the army but made a hash of his chances of becoming an officer by arguing with the captain.
  • duì , zhěng 'ān pái gěi luàn liǎo .
    I'm sorry I hashed up the arrangements.
  • mài diào suǒ yòu de cái chǎnzèng gěi qióng rén cái cún zài tiān shàngrán hòu gēn lái”。
    Sell all thou hast, and give it to the poor, and follow me.
  • biàn mài suǒ yòu defēn gěi qióng rénbìng qiě lái gēn cóng ”; rán 'ér chú fēi yào lái gēn cóng yào suǒ yòu dedōu biàn mài liǎo
    Sell all thou hast, and give it to me poor, and follow me: but sell not all thou hast, except thou come, and follow me;
  • wèi yīnggǎn kuài kàn wán shuō gěi tīng
    Well, Jane, make haste and tell us;