zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yòng jiāo tiáowèi jiāo fěn
    To season or sprinkle with pepper.
  • tuō zhī tiān dòng xué shuō nèi de zhōu dìng shēng lái 'ài huǎng de máo bìng
    the Ptolemaic system with its built-in concept of periodicity; a constitutional inability to tell the truth.
  • suī rán jiǎng hěn yòu shuō dàn píng zhí jué gǎn dào zài huǎng
    He spoke very persuasively but I felt in my bones that he was lying.
  • bèi 'ěr 1844 1923 guó yǎn yuánbèi rèn wéi shì shí dài de làng màn bēi yǎn yuányīn zài fěi ( 1874 niánzhōng de biǎo xiàn 'ér shǒu huò shēng
    French actress. Considered the romantic and tragic actress of her day, she first achieved fame for her performance in Ph chǎ re(1874).
  • měi guó qián zǒng tǒng 'ěr · lín dùn zài tóng · lāi wēn de fēi wén huǎng yán céng jīng chòu míng zhāo zhùdàn shì zǎo zhī qián de xiē zhān huā cǎo de měi guó zǒng tǒng men wèishénme jiù cóng lái méi yòu zài zhè zhǒng wèn shàng huǎng jiù shì yīn wéi cóng lái méi yòu rén jiù yòu guò zhì wèn
    Bill Clinton famously lied about his affair with Monica Lewinsky, while earlier philandering U.S. presidents never had to lie about their affairs, because nobody ever asked.
  • shān wèi měi guó luó duō zhōu zhōng luò shān mài shān mài shàng de zuò hǎi 4, 398。 1 ( 14, 420 yīng chǐde shān fēng
    American cleric and philanthropist who left his library and half his estate to the college in Cambridge, Massachusetts, that now bears his name.
  • féi liào bāo kuò hōng féi dànlín jiǎ huà děng rèn liàng de rán huò chéng yuán liào rǎng shàng huò fān rǎng zhōng zēng jiā gōngjǐ zhí shēngzhǎng de néng
    Any of a large number of natural and synthetic materials, including manure and nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium compounds, spread on or worked into soil to increase its capacity to support plant growth.
  • zhè gōng zuò huā liǎo duō cháng shí jiān héng gēn pào niào yàng róng
    That work won't take you long héng it's a piece of piss.
  • nóng mín wèile shǐ zuò cháng gèng hǎo 'ér gěi rǎng shī huà féi huò zhě wèile shā hài chóng 'ér pēn nóng yào
    Farmers add fertilizer to the soil to make plants grow better, or spray poison to kill plant pests.
  • xīn rán bào kāijiāng bāo pāo dào kōng zhōngzài yóu fēng jiāng men kāi
    The seed pod suddenly snapped apart, threw the spore into the air to be distributed by the wind.
  • zuó tiān zuò jiā men zǒu shàng jiē tóu bìng dēng shàng jiǎng táiwèile zhī yuán dàn shī piān dòng liǎo chōng mǎn qíng de kàng
    Writers took to the streets and podiums yesterday, staging emotion-packed protests in support of "The Satanic Verses."
  • àng xùn shī yòu dìng de shì .
    Anglo Saxon poetry is formulaic.
  • nóng mín wèile shā hài chóng 'ér pēn nóng yào de shí hòuyòu jiù bèi pái fàng dào kōng zhōngshuǐ rǎng
    When farmer spray poison to kill plant pests, poison is sent into the air the water and the soil.
  • zài shàng fěn yòng fěn pēn yòng fěn shǐ guāng huá huò yòng fěn chǔlǐ
    To sprinkle, smooth, or treat with pounce.
  • jiào hái bié juē zuǐ jiāo
    Tell that child to stop pouting.
  • zài de jiǎo shàng shuǎng shēn fěn
    Dusted talcum powder on my feet.
  • àng xùn shí dài de guó huì zhǒng 'àng xùn shí dài guó wáng de wèn wěi yuán huì yuē yóu 100 guì gāo jiào shì guān yuán chéngjiànxiē xìng kāi huì tǎo lùn xíng zhèng shì
    An Anglo-Saxon advisory council to the king, composed of about100 nobles, prelates, and other officials, convened at intervals to discuss administrative and judicial affairs.
  • shén zài jiào táng nèi xíng
    The priest celebrates Mass in church.
  • zài yīng guó xùn rén qīn qián zhù zài nán yīng guó de
    an inhabitant of S Britain prior to the Anglo-saxon invasions.
  • men xiǎng tiǎo zhēng dǒu huò kǒu jiǎo men xiǎng zài jìng zhēng duì shǒu de shāng kǒu shàng yán
    We don't want to provoke any fights or arguments, and we don't want to rub salt in a competitor's wound.
  • jūn shì zhù zhù míng de chénggōng yuán qián shì qián tǒng zhì zhe luó bēn bàn dǎo
    an ancient Greek city famous for military prowess; the dominant city of the Peloponnesus prior to the 4th century BC.
  • qián dài liǎo
    The front tire has got a puncture.
  • zhǒng dào ràng shēngzhǎng
    putting seeds in the ground to grow.
  • cái chǎn bǎo yòu quán zhǒng yīng guó de bǎo yòu zhì shǐ 'àng xùn shí fèi 1926 nián píng jūn fēn pèijǐ yòu de chéng rén
    An English system of land tenure from Anglo-Saxon times to1926 that provided for the equal division of land among all qualified heirs.
  • zài fàn shàng diǎn yán .
    Sprinkle a little salt on the rice.
  • zuì jìn xīn xuè lái cháo xiǎng dào shā yíng !
    Her latest flight of fancy is to go camping in the Sahara desert!
  • dàn réng shì shàng de
    Satan is still a servant of God.
  • dàn què shuō dàn
    But Jesus said, "Begone, Satan! "
  • měi guó zuò jiā zuó tiān tuán jié zhì zhī chí dàn shī piānde zuò zhě shí jìhuà míng tiān zhì shǎo xíng liǎng shì wēibìng yào qiú shí zǒng tǒng cǎi xíng dòng
    American writers closed ranks yesterday behind Satanic Verses' author Salman Rushdie, with at least two demonstrations planned for tomorrow and called for President Bush to take action.
  • xùn rén zǎo céng dìng yīng lán
    The Saxon once settled in England in early times.
  • zhè bēi de huǎng de rén !
    You scabby liar!
  • chéng shí de rén kàn jiǎo zhà huǎng de rén
    Honest boys scorn sneaks and liars.