zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • suī rán dāng cǎi xiàng huǎn jiě cuò shīdàn ? zhǒng zhǒng yīn zhù zhái yòng jiāo tōng wǎng luò zhōng chǎng shè shì fáng qiú yīn qiē zǎo shì zhǎn wèi yòu huán bǎodào tiě fēi de zào yīn réng rán shì yán zhòng de wèn
    A combination of factors - such as scarce habitable land, concentrated transportation networks, an airport in the urban area, immense housing demand and a lack of environmental concern in the past - means noise from road, rail and aircraft operations continue to be major problem despite mitigation measures.
  • nìngyuàn guān shǎng zhù zài rán de dòng ér yuàn kàn guān zài dòng yuán de dòng
    I prefer to see animals in their natural habitat, rather than in zoos.
  • huān kàn shēng huó zài rán de dòng 'ér fēi dòng yuán nèi de dòng
    I prefer to see animal in their natural habitat, rather than in zoo.
  • shì jiè rán bǎo lián méng míng què zhǐ chū de sàng shīshòu liè fēng niǎo lèi jiāo shì zhè zhǒng shù liàng jiǎn shǎo de yuán yīn
    The World Conservation Union (IUCN) specified habitat loss, hunting, hurricanes and trade as causes for their decline.
  • hǎi 4700 de cuò tiān chéng wéi tiān 'é shā 'ōu děng zhēn guì shuǐ qín de tiān rán
    With an elevation of 4,700 meters, Namco Lake has become a natural habitat for rare water birds like swans, egrets and sand birds.
  • jìn chá yòu xiēdāng rán shì qiēlǐng dǎo guān rén bāo bàn rén jiě jué zhòng yào wèn de shèn wéi nóng hòu
    It has recently been found that in some (of course not all) leading bodies it is the habitual practice for one individual to monopolize the conduct of affairs and decide important problems.
  • suī rán rén shēng huó hěn shǎo huì yòu dàn hái shì guàn de
    One can habituate oneself to living alone, though rarely with any pleasure.
  • men jìng rán jiào pàng !
    They had the gall to call me fat!
  • xiǎn rán zuì liǎo
    Obviously he had had a drop too much.
  • 'ěr sài niè 'ěr zhòu de 'ér bèi míng shén jié chí dàn bèi suǒ jiùcóng hòu měi nián zài rén jiān guò liù yuè rán hòu zài guò liù yuè
    The daughter of Demeter and Zeus who was abducted by Hades but rescued by her mother and thereafter spent six months of the year on earth and six months in the underworld.
  • yuè tiān de yīcháng bīng báo shì rán de fǎn cháng de biàn huà
    A hailstorm in July is a caprice of nature.
  • de tóu rán juǎnqū
    Her hair waves naturally.
  • píng tóu zhǒng tóu bèi shù zhí shū rán hòu dǐng jiǎn píng de duǎn shì yàng
    A short haircut in which the hair is brushed straight up and cropped flat across the top.
  • shāo xiàng nèi quán de jiān fàxíng zhǒng fàxíngtōng cháng shì jiān de cháng tóu duān cháo juàn chéng rán liú chàng de juàn
    A hairstyle, usually shoulder-length, with the ends of the hair curled under smoothly in a loose roll.
  • zhōng wèi jiǎ zhuāng xiàng qián páojiē zhe rán biàn xiàng cháo zuǒ páo qiú dài xiàng lìng biān
    The halfback pretended to run forward, then cut back to his left and took the ball the other way.
  • shì mián bìng rán de yóu zhù desuī rán tōng cháng duǎn zàn de shēn shuì mián zuòyòu shí bàn suí yòu huàn jué wéi zhēng de zhǒng wěn luàn
    A disorder characterized by sudden and uncontrollable, though often brief, attacks of deep sleep, sometimes accompanied by paralysis and hallucinations.
  • quán tóu de rán chuí bǎo wèi dǎojiǎo zài zǒu láng de chuí
    the sudden hammer of fists caught him off guard; the pounding of feet on the hallway.
  • rán zhōng duàntíng zhǐ
    To come to an abrupt halt; stop.
  • huǒ chē rán tíng liǎo xià lái
    The train was brought to a sudden halt.
  • zhōng duàn zài qián jìn de yùn dòng huò guò chéng zhōng rán tíng zhǐzhōng duàn
    An abrupt stop in forward movement or progress; a halt.
  • zài dāng zhōng rán tíng liǎo xià lái
    He came to a sudden halt in the middle of the raod.
  • jiǎ java ràng duì xiàng rán zěn yàng cái néng fáng zhǐ men liàng chōng chì nèi cúnbìng zuì zhōng zào chéng chéng deníng
    If Java leaves the objects lying around, what keeps them from filling up memory and halting your program?
  • bié zǒng hàn bǎo bāo dāng fàn chī rán huì yíng yǎng liáng de
    Don't always eat hamburgers for meals, or else you'll get malnourished.
  • 1954 niánléi · luó mǎi xià liǎo mài dāng láo xiōng de hàn bǎo tān rán hòu kāi shǐ chū shòu quán
    In 1954, Ray Kroc bought the rights to the McDonald brothers' hamburger stand and began selling franchises.
  • jiù xiǎo xùn yòng zhí shēng jiāng sòng wǎng 'ān lüè shěng de hàn 'ěr dùn zǒng yuànzài 'ér shēng tōng cháng huì jiāng shāo shāng wèi de qiē chú fáng zhǐ shāng kǒu gǎn rǎn rán hòu jiāng jiàn kāng zhí dào bèi qiē chú wèi
    Emergency rescue teams choppered her to Hamilton General Hospital in Ontario, where doctors would normally have cut away the burned skin to prevent infections, then grafted healthy skin to replace it.
  • " yòng chuí dīng qiāo jìn , rán hòu zhào piàn guà shàng 。 "
    Hammer the nails in and then hang these pictures on them.
  • zài qiáng shàng dīng liǎo dīng rán hòu zài shàng miàn guà liǎo zhāng xiǎo piàn
    I hammered a tack into the wall and hung a small picture from it.
  • rán hòu yòng de quán tóu qiāo ménjiù xiàng yòng tóu chuí yàng
    Then he hammered on the door, using his fist as if they were mallet.
  • nián qīng rén rán cóng shǒu qiǎng zǒu shǒu bāo
    The young man switched the handbag out of her hand.
  • rán jué de shǒu bāo qīng liǎo hěn duō
    All of a sudden, I found my handbag lighter a lot.
  • rán bāo shì zài diū de liǎo
    It suddenly came back to me where I lost my handbag.
  • ér duì xiē 'ǒu rán de péng yǒu zhǐ yòu wán quán de yìn xiàng zhǒng cóng xià miàn fāng shì zhōng dào de yìn xiàng shǒu de zhǐ jiān cóng men de shuāng chún shàng gǎn chù dào de men suǒ shuō de huàhuò zhě shì men zài liǎng shǒu zhǎng shàng qīng qīng pāi
    But of casual friends I have only an incomplete impression, an impression gained from a handclasp, from spoken words which I take from their lips with my finger tips, or which they tap into the palm of my hand.