丁zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • cháng shǐ méi liǎo xìn yì， zhè shì shàng jiù bù huì yòu shēng huó； wǒ men lián ròu dīng zá huì yě bù néng chīde 'ān 'ān lè lè liǎo。
    If it wasn't for faith, there would be no living in this world; we couldn't even eat hash with any safety.
  • cháng shǐ méi liǎo xìn yì， zhè shì shàng jiù bù huì yòu shēng huó； wǒ men lián ròu dīng zá huì yě bù néng chīde 'ān 'ān lè lè liǎo。
    If it was not for faith, there would be no living in this world; we could not even eat hash with any safety.
  • cháng shǐ méi liǎo xìn yì， zhè shì shàng jiù bù huì yòu shēng huó； wǒ men lián ròu dīng zá huì yě bù néng chīde 'ān 'ān lè lè liǎo。
    If it were not for faith, there will be no living in this world; we can not even eat hash with any safety.
  • qǐng gěi wǒ liǎng zhāng qù hā sī dīng de tóu děng lái huí huǒ chē piào。
    Give me two first-class return tickets to Hastings, please.
  • qǐng gěi wǒ sān zhāng qù hā sī dīng sī de tóu děng lái huí piào。
    Give me three first class return tickets to Hastings, please.
  • qǐng gěi wǒ liǎng zhāng qù hā sī dīng de tóu děng lái huí piào。
    Give me two first- class return ticket to hastings, please.
  • wǒ men zhǒng shàng zǐ dīng xiāng bǎ yuàn zǐ wéi zhù liǎo。
    We planted lilacs to hedge the yard.
  • ài 'ào zhòu sī suǒ 'ài de shàonǚ， bèi hè lā biàn chéng dīng xiǎo mǔ niú
    A maiden who was loved by Zeus and transformed by Hera into a heifer.
  • jiā gōng guò chéng lèi sì yú shā dīng yú de xiǎo fēi yú。
    small herring processed like a sardine.
  • jù yòu lā dīng xuè tǒng de rén xī bān yá rén hé pú táo yá rén， yóu zhǐ jù yòu lā dīng měi zhōu rén de xuè tǒng de
    A person of Hispanic, especially Latin-American, descent.
  • hā fó dà xué jīng jì shǐ zhuān jiā kè láo dí jī · gē 'ěr dīng shuō： “ xiàn zài， lí kāi xué xiào qù zhǎo yī fèn gōng zuò bǐ zài dà xué lǐ kǔ dú shū yào róng yì。
    "It's easier to go out and get a job now than to do the hard work and stay in college," says Claudia Goldin, an economic historian at Harvard University.
  • mǎ dīng guó jì xiàng qí xià dé hěn hǎo。 wǒ men jǐn zǒu liǎo dà yuē ２ ０ bù shí， wǒ jiù bù dé bù dǎ qǐ bái qí tóu jiàng。
    Martin is very good at chess. We had played only about twenty moves when I had to hoist the white flag and resign.
  • 　 dì yī bǎi 'èr shí 'èr tiáo yuán jiù pī yuē dì duàn、 xiāng cūn wū dì、 dīng wū dì hé lèi sì de nóng cūn tǔ dì， rú gāi tǔ dì zài yī jiǔ bā sì nián liù yuè sān shí rì de chéng zū rén， huò zài gāi rì yǐ hòu pī chū de dīng wū dì chéng zū rén， qí fù xì wéi yī bā jiǔ bā nián zài xiāng gǎng de yuán yòu xiāng cūn jū mín， zhǐ yào gāi tǔ dì de chéng zū rén réng wéi gāi rén huò qí hé fǎ fù xì jì chéng rén， yuán dìng zū jīn wéi chí bù biàn。
    Article 122 In the case of old schedule lots, village lots, small houses and similar rural holdings, where the property was on 30 June 1984 held by, or, in the case of small houses granted after that date, where the property is granted to, a lessee descended through the male line from a person who was in 1898 a resident of an established village in Hong Kong, the previous rent shall remain unchanged so long as the property is held by that lessee or by one of his lawful successors in the male line.
  • wǒ sī yǐ qiān zhì héng bīn shì běn dīng 2 dīng mù 23 fān dì， rì běn hǎi shàng dà lóu sān lóu bàn gōng。
    We have removed our office to the third floor of the nippon kaijo building, No.23, nichome, honcho, yokohama.
  • mǎ dīng de zuǒ gōu quán míng fù qí shí。
    martin's left hook deserves its fame.
  • lǎo yuán dīng yòu yī shuāng cū yìng de shǒu。
    The old gardener had horny hands.
  • ér rén lì de lüè duó yóu zú jīng rén， dà pī zhuàng dīng bèi zhuō zǒu fú yì， zhī chā nán yǐ shù jì。
    The plunder of manpower is even more horrifying. A great many able-bodied men have been press-ganged and the amount of corvee can hardly be calculated.
  • tā men de yōng rén zhǐ shì yī gè hé bā dí sī dīng gū niàn tóng nián de nǚ pú， míng jiào mǎ gé luò dà niàn， xiàn zài， tā zài zuò liǎo“ sī duó xiān shēng de nǚ pú ” hòu， qǔ dé liǎo zhè yàng yī gè shuāngchóng tóu xián : gū niàn de nǚ pú hé zhù jiào de guǎn jiā。
    Their only domestic was a female servant of the same age as Mademoiselle Baptistine, and named Madame Magloire, who, after having been the servant of M. le Cure, now assumed the double title of maid to Mademoiselle and housekeeper to Monseigneur.
  • tā zǒu jìn xiǎo diàn bìng qiě yǔ mǎ dīng tài tài yōng bào zhì yì。
    He entered the store and greeted Mrs. Martin with a hug.
  • mǎ dīng zài guó fáng bù de yī gè bù mén zuò jī mì gōng zuò。
    Martin has taken a hush-hush job at a department of the Ministry of Defence.
  • tīng lèi qì tǐ， tōng cháng wéi chǔ cún yú gāo yā xià de bǐng wán huò dīng wán。
    hydrocarbon gases, usually propane or butane, kept under pressure.
  • dīng jī yī zhǒng tàn qīng huà hé de jī tuán， c4h9， jù yòu dīng wán de jié gòu， yuán zǐ jià wéi 1
    A hydrocarbon radical, C4H9, with the structure of butane and valence1.
  • miáo shù zuì hòu de pàn jué（ zì miàn yì sī wéi fèn nù de rì zǐ） de yī shǒu zhōng gǔ lā dīng wén sòng gē de qián jǐ jù。
    the first words of a medieval Latin hymn describing the Last Judgment (literally "day of wrath").
  • cháng duǎn duǎn cháng gé yóu cháng duǎn gé yīn bù zài qián、 duǎn cháng gé suí hòu 'ér gòu chéng de yī zhǒng yòu yùn lǜ de yīn bù， duō yòng yú xī là hé lā dīng yǔ de shī wén zhōng
    A metrical foot consisting of a trochee followed by an iamb, much used in Greek and Latin poetry.
  • wò dēng yī wèi tóng 'ào dīng tóng děng dì wèi de 'àng gé lǔ － sǎ kè xùn de shén
    An Anglo-Saxon god identified with Odin.
  • xī là yǔ huò lā dīng yǔ de biǎo dá fǎ huò yǔ yán fēng gé
    A Greek or Latin expression or idiom.
  • lā dīng yǔ yán xiàn xiàng cóng lā dīng yǔ pài shēng chū lái huò jìn sì yú lā dīng yǔ de chéng yǔ、 jié gòu huò dān cí
    An idiom, a structure, or a word derived from or suggestive of Latin.
  • wéi zhǎo dào yī gè yǔ gāi lā dīng yǔ xí yǔ yì yì duì děng de yīng yǔ xí yǔ， tā jiǎo jìn nǎo zhī kǔ kǔ sī suǒ。
    He delved deeply into his mind for an English equivalent to the Latin idiom.
  • cóng wèi shàng guò xué de rén wǎng wǎng mù bù shí dīng 。
    People who have never go to school are usually illiterate.
  • mù bù shí dīng de zhōng guó fù rén shuō :“ rén jiā shēng wǒ men， wǒ men shēng rén jiā。
    As Chinese illiterate women put it, "Others gave birth to us and we give birth to others.
  • rì běn de lǐng xiù men chēng měi guó gōng rén lǎn duò， qiě mù bù shí dīng ， tā men dāng rán zhù yì dào liǎo měi guó de kǔ nǎo。
    Japan has certainly taken note of America's woes, with its leaders calling American workers lazy and illiterate.
  • lín zhōu yě zhǐ chū， yī míng jīhū mù bù shí dīng de jì gōng jiào dǎo 4 wèi jiào yù chéng dù liáng hǎo de rén shì rú hé juǎnyān hé， zhè fēng xìn xiǎn shì liǎo shí jiàn de zhòng yào xìng。
    Lim Chew also draws attention to the practical value and lesson of the letter about the near illiterate mechanic showing 4 well educated people how to use the cigarette rolling tobacco box.