zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • men duó xià zhe de shǒu
    They wrenched the dagger from his grasp.
  • wéi mǐn gǎnyòu zhe nài de shí rén piān yòu yuè guò xìn zhǐ ráo yòu xīng wèi tōu tōu dǎliang zhe guāng xiàng shǒu yàng chuō shēng téng
    He was keenly sensitive, hopelessly self-conscious, and the amused glance that the other stole privily at him over the top of the letter burned into him like a dagger- thrust.
  • zhǐ zhe huǒ liǎodān bèng shàng cǎi miè liǎo
    The paper caught fire, but Dan put it out by jumping on it.
  • dǎo jiā fēi cháng yōu měi dòng zhe
    The dancer moves very gracefully.
  • men zhèng kuài tiào zhe
    They are dancing happily.
  • yáo huàng zhe yīng 'ér shǐ zài
    She dandled the baby to make it stop crying.
  • huā huā gōng yòu xiē guò fèn zhù de zhe
    The dandy cares too much about the smartness of his clothes.
  • wán guò zhù zhòng zhe biǎo huò cháng de zhuāng shù tài 'ér de rénhuā huā gōng
    A man who is preoccupied with and often vain about his clothes and manners; a dandy.
  • bié zhe qiē huì hěn hǎo de
    Don't worry. Everything will come out dandy.
  • :( chàng xiàn zài shí liù suì shàng jiù yào shí suì zhī dào hěn tiān zhēnjiàn dào de xiǎo huǒ huì shuō tián měi xiāng xìn xiàn zài shí liù suì shàng yào yào shí suìtiān zhēn méi guīhuā huā gōng zhe bái lán zěn me néng zhī dào háo méi yòu zhǔn bèilái miàn duì zhè me duō de nán dǎn qièxiū yòu hài miàn duì qīn rén wài de shì qíng yào niánzhǎng yòu wěn zhòng réngào gāi zuò jīn nián shí suì shàng jiù yào shí suì jiù zhǐ wàng 。 << yīnyuè zhī shēng >>
    Liesl (singing): I am sixteen, going on seventeen. I know that I'm naive. Fellows I meet may tell me I'm sweet, And willingly I believe, I am sixteen, going on seventeen. Innocent as a rose. Bachelor of dandy's, drinkers of brandy's. What do I know of those? Totally unprepared am I, To face a world of men. Timid and shy and scared am I, Of things beyond my kin. I need someone older and wiser, Telling me what to do. You are seventeen, going on eighteen. I'll depend on you.
  • mào zhe shēng mìng wēi xiǎn hái jiù chū lái liǎo
    He rescued a child at the risk of his own life.
  • miàn lín zhe mǒu zhǒng wēi xiǎn
    A danger is hanging over him.
  • men de chuán zài làng fēng gāo de hǎi shàng wēi xiǎn háng xíng zhe
    Their ship was sailing dangerously in the tempestuous sea.
  • wēi xiǎn jǐn gēn zhe qián jìnzhǐ chē liàng
    follow at a dangerously close distance; of vehicles.
  • de 'ěr duǒ shàng diào zhe de 'ěr huán
    Huge earrings dangled from her ears.
  • huān ràng nán rén men wéi zhe
    She likes to dangle her men around her.
  • de xún luó duì liǎo qīn duì , 'è wēi xié zhe dān mài jūn duì
    His patrols halted the raiding parties: hunger assailed the Danish army.
  • suō shì de bìng zǒng shì cái yīng guó de rén cháng cháng chuān zhe wài guó de zhuāng héng héng de guó dedān mài dekǎi 'ěr deluó deděng děngdàn shì rén de xiǎng gǎn qíng men duì shēng huó de tài duì de tài què shì shǔ suō shì de shí dài
    The stories of Shakespeare's plays do not always originate in England ar1d his characters are often clothed in foreign dresses Italian, French, Danish, Celtic, Roman, etc., but the thoughts and feelings of the characters, their attitudes towards life and towards each other belong to the age of Shakespeare.
  • duō nǎo shǐ shí guāng jìng zhǐ liǎo bié shì de chǎn rán yán yòng zhe chuán tǒng shēng chǎn gōng
    The Danube seems to make time stand still, especially with its typical products, whose manufacturing processes follow ancient traditions.
  • duō nǎo zhe de chéng xiàng dōng liú xiàng xiàn dài de 'ōu zhōuliú xiàng zhǎn xīn de shì jiè
    The Danube continues on its way. It is flowing to the east towards modern Europe, towards a world that renew itself with a new dawn.
  • dǎn chuān zhe tǎn xiōng jiān de .
    She was daringly decollete.
  • yún shì zhe bào fēng de lái lín
    Dark clouds betoken a storm.
  • bèi méi yān nòng zàng liǎo de lóu zhe bèi gōng chǎng de méi yān nòng yòu zàng yòu hēi de kōng
    a building befouled with soot; breathing air fouled and darkened with factory soot.
  • men chéng diàn dào sān lóuzǒu láng hěn hūn 'ànzhǐ yòu liǎng xiǎo dēng zhào zhe men dào tīnghàn zhèng zuò zài 'ér kàn diàn shì
    We took the elevator down to the third floor. The hallways were darkened and only one or two little night lights lit our way to the day room, where Hannah was sitting alone, watching the television.
  • chū xué jiā men wéi zhè zhǒng dìng shí zhǔn què de zhōu shì 'àn zhào tài yáng de shēng luòcháo shuǐ de zhǎng luò huò zhě wài huán jìng de yǐng xiǎng měi tiān chóngxīn diào dìngdàn hòu lái xiàn fàng zài hēi 'àn de shí yàn shì de zhí réng rán jīng zhe men měi tiān shuì mián huó dòng de xún huán
    At first, scientists believed that these accurately timed cycles were reset every day by the rising and setting of the sun, the flow of the tides, or other influences of the outside environment. But then it was discovered that plants kept in a darkened laboratory still go through their daily cycle of sleep movements even though the rays of the sun do not reach them.
  • dài zhe wēi xié de kǒu wěn 'àn shì men de shì qíng hái méi wán [ hái kěn jiù xiū ]。
    He hinted darkly that we had not heard the last of the matter.
  • yīn chén zhù shì zhe
    He looked darkly at me.
  • diào chá yuán xiàng chuāng wài wàng shān jiù zài shān shēn chù shǎn zhe àn dàn de guāng
    The inspector turned to the window where the Dame de Fer glimmered darkly across the valley.
  • wǎn shàng zài chéng shì zǒng yào zhèng zhòng shì chén xiē chéng piàn piàn de hēi dòng dòng de fáng měi yīzhuàng bāo hán zhe de měi yīzhuàng de měi jiān bāo hán zhe de
    A solemn consideration, when enter a great city by night, that every one of those darkly clustered houses encloses its own secret; that every room in every one of them encloses its own secret;
  • hēi 'àn lǒngzhào zhe
    Darkness enfolded him.
  • hēi 'àn lǒngzhào zhe men
    Darkness closed around us.
  • lǒngzhào zhe men
    Darkness closed in on us.