zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wéi bāng zhù mín xiāng de zhǎn ,1993 nián zhōng guó zhèng zhì dìng liǎomín xiāng xíng zhèng gōng zuò tiáo 》, guī dìng shàng zhèng yìng zài cái zhèng jīn róngshuì shōu chǔ shè shī jiàn shè děng fāng miàn cǎi shū zhèng cuò shī zhī chí mín xiāng zhǎn jīng
    To accelerate the development of the townships, in 1993 the Chinese government formulated the Regulations on the Administrative Work of Ethnic Townships, specifying that the governments at higher levels should adopt special policies and measures concerning finance, banking, taxation, the construction of infrastructure facilities, and other fields to help ethnic townships to develop their economies.
  • zài guó jiā de zhī chí xiàníng xià 1989 nián lái zài tào guàn xiān hòu wán chéng liǎo èr nóng zōng kāi kāi kěn huāng wàn gōng qǐnggǎi zào zhōng chǎn tián 10 wàn duō gōng qǐngxīn zēng liáng shí shēng chǎn néng jìn gōng jīn wéi bāng zhù mín xiāng de zhǎn ,1993 nián zhōng guó zhèng zhì dìng liǎomín xiāng xíng zhèng gōng zuò tiáo 》, guī dìng shàng zhèng yìng zài cái zhèng jīn róngshuì shōu chǔ shè shī jiàn shè děng fāng miàn cǎi shū zhèng cuò shī zhī chí mín xiāng zhǎn jīng
    Thanks to the support of the state, since 1989 the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region has completed the first and second phases of the comprehensive agricultural development in the Hetao Irrigated Area, reclaimed 40,000 ha of wasteland, and ameliorated more than 100,000 ha of medium- and low-yield fields, enabling an additional production capacity of nearly 400 million kg of grain10. To accelerate the development of the townships, in 1993 the Chinese government formulated the Regulations on the Administrative Work of Ethnic Townships, specifying that the governments at higher levels should adopt special policies and measures concerning finance, banking, taxation, the construction of infrastructure facilities, and other fields to help ethnic townships to develop their economies.
  • dǒu dǒu zhī jiān de dǒu tuǐ shàng cháng yòu yǐn rén zhù mùdì jīn shǔ
    A fight between gamecocks, often having their legs fitted with metal spurs, that is arranged as a spectacle.
  • jìng bān de miànjìng bān fǎn guāng de jīn shǔ
    mirrorlike surface of the lake; a specular metal.
  • shǐ yòng tōng guò liè de mǎi jìn mài chū de jiāo zài zhè zhèng quàn rùn bèi yòng zuò mǎi jìn gèng duō piào de bǎo zhèng jīnér jìn xíng piàotóu
    To speculate in(stock) by making a series of buying and selling transactions in which paper profits are used as margin for buying more stock.
  • men dāng rán shǐ huò tóu zhě pèng jiāo tóu làn 'édàn yào xiàn jīn zài fāng cāng de tóu zhě jīng zhuànxiàng běn gǎng zhè jīn liú dòng xìng shí fēn gāo de shì chǎngxún zhǎo jīn
    We can burn the currency speculator, but the investor in need of cash to cover positions elsewhere has turned to our highly-liquid market to find it.
  • huī jīn
    Spend money like water.
  • měi nián dōuyào huā fèi liàng jīn qián zài yān cǎo shàng
    A high amount of money is spent on tobacco every year.
  • fēng de yòu sài de jīn shǔ róng yòng jiā huò duān chá huò fēi
    A closed metal vessel having a spigot and used for warming or serving tea or coffee.
  • zài yòu shuān de jīn shǔ zài 'é guó yòng lái zhǔ fèi shuǐchōng chá
    a metal urn with a spigot at the base; used in Russia to boil water for tea.
  • chā zhú de jiān de jīn shǔ dīng
    a sharp metal spike to hold a candle.
  • jiān tóu zhàng zhuāng yòu jīn shǔ jiān de shǒu zhàng
    A walking stick tipped with a metal spike.
  • tiě zhǒng dài jiān de jīn shǔ dīngyòng zài niǎn jiē xiàn tóu shí xiàn fēn kāi
    A pointed metal spike, used to separate strands of rope in splicing.
  • huáng jīn chéng
    Gold is spun into thread .
  • shū shì tàng jīn de .
    The spine is tooled in gold.
  • yìng de huò duō de cháng qīng guàn huò jiù měi nián luò de guàn de de shǔ jīn què huā
    large genus of stiff or spiny evergreen or deciduous Old World shrubs: broom.
  • yòng zài bái jīn de luó xuán xiàn juàn zhōng de diàn de biàn huà cèliáng wēn
    measures temperature by changes in the resistance of a spiral of platinum wire.
  • měi guó yóu yǒng yùn dòng yuán · shī zài 1972 nián hēi 'ào yùn huì shàng huò 7 méi jīn pái
    American swimmer Mark Spitz won 7 golds in 1972, Munich.
  • men gòu mǎi jiǎng jīn dài chǔ zhài quàn liǎo jiǎngyīn ràng men bēiqìng xià
    We've won a prize on Premium Bonds so let's go out and splice the mainbrace.
  • tuǐ shàng yòng de jīn shǔ jiā bǎn huò jiā
    Metal splint or support worn on the leg
  • tào dào gān jiān shàng fáng zhǐ liè kāi de jīn shǔ bāo tóu huò xiāng biān
    a metal cap or band placed on a wooden pole to prevent splitting.
  • yínhángbǎo xiǎn gōng shí yóu gōng chǎng yān cǎo gōng gōng liǎo fēn zhī sān yòng zàn zhù shù de jīn
    Banks, insurance companies, the oil industry and tobacco firms provide three quarters of the funds going into arts sponsorship.
  • guǒ mǒu rén duì yán jiū gōng zuò méi yòu xìn xīn gǎn xīng de huà rèn shuì huí kòu jīn zhī yuán zàn zhù huò zhèng néng zào jiù chū nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng rén
    No amount of tax incentives, financial grant, corporate sponsorship or even government encouragement ever produced one Nobel Prize winner if he or she did not believe in and love his or her scientific work.
  • céng jīng huò lài jiǎng xué jīnzài měi guó rèn shí liǎo men de xiē dǐng jiān xué shēng kàn men jiàochéng zuì yōu xiù de xué shēng jué xùn
    Yes, even by the standards of some of the top American students I met in US when I had a stint there under Fulbright sponsorship, I would say the best students at Chengdu are no laggards.
  • ( huò yòu xiē yùn dòng jiā zài 'ào yùn huì shàng bào shì jīn qián shàng de huí bàodàn men 'ài men de yùn dòng xiàng hái yào zuò chū shǎo de shēng。 )
    (Certain sportsmen might have achieved Olympic success due to monetary incentives, but they still had to love their sports event and make many sacrifices).
  • zài de guó jīn róng zhōng xīn lún dūn huò niǔ yuē de 'é jīn liú zhōng xiàn xiē de jiāo bìng shì jiàn róng de shì qíng
    Spotting those suspect transactions in the immense flow of funds through large international centres such as London or New York is not easy.
  • yòu bǐng chū kǒu de de jīn shǔ huò táo zhì chéng de mǐnyòng lái shèng fàng jiǔ jīng yǐn liàotōng cháng shì jiǔ)。
    a large metal or pottery vessel with a handle and spout; used to hold alcoholic beverages (usually wine).
  • zhǒng yòu shǒu kǒu bìng dài yòu gài 'ér de hěn de róng cháng yòng jīn shǔ huò táo zhì chéngyòng lái shèng jiǔ huò
    A large vessel, usually of metal or pottery, with a handle and spout and often a lid, used for holding wine or other liquors.
  • yóu xiāng děng de jīn shǔ tánhuáng lián zài kuài de cháng de zhǎi de tánhuáng
    a long narrow spring consisting of several layers of metal springs bracketed together.
  • hàn jīn lián shǔ zhí zhǒng bàn qiú zhí hàn jīn péng shǔyòu xìng de zhī cháng gāntōng cháng kāi huáng chéng huò hóng guī de huā
    Any of various New World plants of the genus Tropaeolum, having pungent juice and long-spurred, usually yellow, orange, or red irregular flowers.
  • zài zhōng làng fèi liǎo de shí jiān jīn qián
    He squander his time and money in gambling.
  • làng fèi de jīn qián shì néng bèi huàn huí debái fèi de
    squandered money cannot be replaced; a wasted effort.