张zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • méi yòu qíng xù shàng de jiāo lǜ huò zhě shén jīng jǐn zhāng 。
    free from emotional agitation or nervous tension.
  • xíng róng rén， yì wéi zài kùn nán qíng kuàng xià bù huāng lǐ huāng zhāng 。
    Acalmbperson shows no agitation in difficult circumstances.
  • huāng luàn huāng zhāng 、 máng luàn huò xīng fèn de zhuàng tài
    A state of agitation, confusion, or excitement.
  • huāng luàn， jǐn zhāng ； xīng fèn yōu róu guǎ duàn de jiāo lǜ zhuàng tài
    A state of indecisive agitation.
  • yǎng zhū zhuān yè hù zhāng ài lán dài kuǎn yǎng zhū zhì fù hòu， tōng guò yī huán dài yī huán， zhí jiē dài dòng liǎo 400 hù fù nǚ yǎng zhū tuō pín。
    A pig raiser Zhang Ailan, after getting rich with loans, directly helped 400 families to eliminate poverty by raising pigs.
  • zhì zào jǐn zhāng huò zhě bù 'ān； tā chún cuì de xiǎng fǎ fán rǎo liǎo tā bìng shǐ tā de xīn bó jiā kuài。
    make nervous or agitated; The mere thought of her bothered him and made his heart beat faster.
  • zhōu xuán yú yáo bǎi dì fāng shì zhōng； tā de shǒu zhǐ jǐn zhāng dì gōng zuò。
    move in ran agitated manner; His fingers worked with tension.
  • yì jiāo lǜ de huò yì tòng kǔ de； shén jīng jī dòng huò shén jīng jǐn zhāng
    Easily agitated or distressed; high-strung or jumpy.
  • shǐ jǐn zhāng shǐ bù 'ān huò jǐn zhāng ； shǐ huāng zhāng
    To make agitated or nervous; fluster.
  • jǐn zhāng guò dù de huò xīng fèn guò dù de； jǐn zhāng de
    Excessively nervous or excited; agitated.
  • tā měng liè pēng jī tí gāo shuì shōu de zhù zhāng 。
    He pitched into the idea of raising taxes.
  • sōu jí bìng zhāng yáng chǒu wén de huó dòng
    Activity of a muck-raker
  • cóng yī fù pái zhōng rèn yì xuǎn chū yī zhāng
    Chose a card at random from the deck.
  • zài kē lì zhī “ fán róng ” shí qī， měi dì guó zhù yì de kuò zhāng hé fǎn dòng xíng wéi jí wéi chāng jué。 tā de zǒng de lüè duó jīng shén biǎo xiàn zài： hǎi lù jūn bèi de páng dà kuò zhāng ； lǚ cì wǔ zhuāng qīn rù jiā lè bǐ hǎi qū hé zhōng měi zhōu gè guó …… lì yòng suǒ wèi“ mén hù kāi fàng” zhèng cè dǎ jìn zhōng guó。
    During the Coolidge "prosperity” period American imperialism was aggressively expansionist and reactionary. Its general predatory spirit was exemplified by the huge growth of military and naval armaments, repeated armed invasions of Caribean and central American countries… and inroads upon China through the device of the "Open Door" policy.
  • zài jǔ zhǐ、 wài mào shàng bù zhāng yáng huò guòfèn zì xìn de。
    not blatant or overly aggressive in manner or appearance.
  • nà zhāng huà mài liǎo gāo jià。
    The painting was sold for a king's ransom.
  • tā men fā qǐ liǎo yī cì dà zhāng qí gǔ de jìng xuǎn huó dòng。
    They launch an aggressive election campaign.
  • tā de zhù zhāng háo wú jià zhí。
    His opinion isn't worth a rap.
  • tā tián liǎo yī zhāng guān yú tā guò qù lì cì bèi bǔ de biǎo gé。 gāi biǎo gé chēng wéi xíng shì fàn dēng jì biǎo。
    He filled out a sheet of paper for listing all his arrests. It is called a rap sheet.
  • -- wéi hù shì jiè hé píng， fǎn duì qīn lüè kuò zhāng 。
    - Safeguarding world peace, and opposing aggression and expansion.
  • wéi hù shì jiè hé píng， fǎn duì qīn lüè kuò zhāng 。
    To safeguard world peace and oppose aggression and expansion.
  • wéi kuò zhāng lǐng tǔ de yì niàn suǒ qū 'ér qīn lüè chéng xìng de mín zú
    A people driven to aggression by territorial imperatives.
  • měi nián de u qiān zhèng de pèi 'é wéi 1 wàn zhāng ， fā fàng gěi bèi qiáng jiān、 fēi fǎ mǎi mài、 jí qí tā nüè dài fāng shì de shòu hài zhě， ér bù jǐn jǐn shì jiā tíng bào lì de shòu hài zhě。
    There is an annual quota of 10,000 U visas,which are available to victims of rape,trafficking and other abuses,not just domestic violence.
  • wò kè， dài wéi 1785 － 1830 měi guó zhù zhāng fèi chú nú lì zhì zhě， tā de xiǎo cè zǐ wò kè de qǐng qiú gǔ lì nú lì wéi zì yóu 'ér zhàn
    A city of west-central Michigan, a suburb of Grand Rapids. Population,17, 279.
  • dì yī qī 14 suì xué shēng de cè shì shì zài 1992 nián jìn xíng de。 kǎo shì jiēguǒ bù xiàng dì yī jiē duàn 7 suì kǎo shì nà yàng jǐn tōng zhī fù mǔ， ér shì zhèng shì zhāng bǎng gōng bù。
    The first tests for 14-year-olds took place in 1992 and the results, unlike those for the first Key Stage, were published in aggregate form.
  • “ qǐng gào sù lìng mèi， jiù shuō wǒ tīng dào tā de shù qín dàn dé jìn bù liǎo。 zhēn jué dé gāo xīng， hái qǐng nǐ gào sù tā shuō， tā jì lái gěi wǒ zhuāng shì zhuō zǐ de nà zhāng měi lì de xiǎo tú 'àn， wǒ zhēn xǐ huān jí liǎo， wǒ jué dé bǐ qǐ gé lán tè xiǎo jiě de nà zhāng zhēn hǎo dé tài duō liǎo。”
    "Tell your sister I am delighted to hear of her improvement on the harp, and pray let her know that I am quite in raptures with her beautiful little design for a table, and I think it infinitely superior to Miss Grantley's."
  • jù yòu qīng shuài pū zhāng de tè zhēng。
    marked by rash extravagance.
  • duì shǎo shù mín zú de xǔ duō shì yí， bù máng dòng， bù yào qīng shuài dì páo qù jìn xíng gǎi gé， bù yào qīng shuài dì tí chū zhù zhāng ， xuān chuán mín zú zhèng cè yě bù yào qīng shuài。
    In handling the affairs relating to minority nationalities, we should not act blindly and go there rashly to carry out reform, raise proposals and propagate the nationality policy.
  • dì yī， tā men liǎng gè guó jiā bù xún qiú rèn hé lǐng tǔ de huò qí tā fāng miàn de kuò zhāng ；
    First, their countries seek no aggrandizement, territorial or other;
  • kuā zhāng guòfèn dì huò bù hé shì dì kuā dà huò kuā zhāng ； kuā kǒu
    To enlarge or amplify unduly or improperly; aggrandize.
  • lìng wài yī xiàng shí yàn shì gěi shòu shì zhě zhǎn shì xǔ duō zhāng xiào xiàng zhào piàn， yào qiú tā men píng dìng zhào piàn zhōng de rén jīng lì shì fǒu chōng pèi、 shì fǒu jiàn kāng xìng fú。
    Another experiment presented subjects with photographs of faces that were to be rated in terms of energy and well-being.
  • zhōng guó fǎn duì jūn bèi jìng sài， zhù zhāng gēn jù gōng zhèng、 hé lǐ、 quán miàn、 jūn héng de yuán zé， shí xíng yòu xiào de jūn bèi kòng zhì hé cái jūn。
    China opposes the arms race, and maintains that effective arms control and disarmament should be carried out in accordance with the principles of fairness, rationality, comprehensiveness and balance.