zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tānɡ gāng cái shì shuō yào 10
    Tom:You just said 10 rounds.
  • niú ròu tānɡ huò niú ròu yuán liàoyòng huáng yóumiàn fěn shǐ zhī biàn hòuyòng xiāng cǎo huò jùn děng duō zhǒng xiāng liào tiáowèi
    bouillon or beef stock thickened with butter and flour roux and variously seasoned with e.g. herbs or Worcestershire.
  • zhè xiē huà ràng fēi cháng nǎo huǒ shì xiū dùn de zhōng xué shēngshàng yuè zài lán jìn xíng liǎo yǐn rén zhù mùdì shǒu shí zhuāng biǎo yǎn zài lún dūn bāng zhù zhǎn chū tānɡ · 'ěr de chūn yùn dòng liè shí yǐn liǎo hōng dòng
    And that raises hackles with President George W.Bush's 16? year? old niece, a high school student in Houston who made a splashy runway debut this past month in Milan and caused a ruckus in London when she helped to launch Tommy Hilfiger's spring sportswear collection.
  • tānɡ yīn chū yán xùn bèi chéng tīng dào zài jiā
    Tom got what for from his mother for answering her rudely, and I heard him crying in the house.
  • tānɡ de shuāng tuǐ huài liǎo néng zài páo liǎo
    Tom's legs gave out and he couldn't rum farther.
  • lǎo tānɡ shì guài rén yǒng yuǎn zhī dào zài xiǎng shénme
    Old Tom's a rum customer; you never know what he's thinking.
  • tānɡ yīn chuán qiú shī běn lái jiù gāo xīngdàn de duì yǒu què zhè jiàn shì guà zài zuǐ shàng tíng shuō
    Tom was already unhappy because he rumbled the ball, but his teammates kept rubbing it in.
  • tīng dào fēng yán fēng shuō tānɡ yào zǒu
    I've heard rumblings that Tom may leave.
  • jīn tiān shàng tānɡ jīng liǎo sān diàn huà liǎo
    Tom has rung three times this morning already.
  • tānɡ cóng lái rèn zhēn kǎo zhǒng shì qíng yǒng yuǎn shì mào rán xià jié lùn
    Tom never thinks things through carefully. He's always rushing to conclusions.
  • tānɡ jīng fēng biàn míng zhì liǎo
    Tom is a sadder and wiser man now.
  • tānɡ fēi 'ān quán jiàng luò zài zhuólù chǎng shàng
    Tom landed the plane safely in the field.
  • jiā duō zhǒng tiáoliào de zhōng hǎi de tānɡ huò dùn càiyóu zhǒng jiáqiào lèi dòng gēn fān qiéyáng cōng qīng cōng zuò chéngyòng zāng hóng huā suàn xiāng cǎo tiáowèi
    highly seasoned Mediterranean soup or stew made of several kinds of fish and shellfish with tomatoes and onions or leeks and seasoned with saffron and garlic and herbs.
  • zhè tānɡ hái jiā diǎn yán
    The soup needs to be salted.
  • zhè tānɡ tài xián liǎo
    This soup's too salty.
  • lín wēi shì tānɡ de kàn jiā běn lǐng
    Tom s strength in a crisis is an ace in the hole.
  • wèi yuánzhè tānɡ tài xián liǎo
    I say, waiter, the soup is too salty.
  • men liǎo wǎn fēi cháng xián de wān dòu huǒ tuǐ tānɡ
    We have a bowl of very salty pea and ham soup.
  • tānɡ zài yàn shàng chīde néng zài chī liǎo
    Tom was filled to satiety by the big dinner.
  • zhè tānɡ yòu suàn wèi
    This soup has a savor, of garlic.
  • hěn gāo xīng zhe tānɡ
    He savored the soup with pleasure.
  • bèi tānɡ tàng shāng shé tóu
    I scalded my tongue on the hot soup.
  • háo yóu cài xīngān bèi jiè càishì biān dòu chì tānɡ tānɡ
    The Season Vegetable in Oyster Sauce, the Mustard Greens with Scallop, the Fried String Beans and the Shark's Fin Soup and the Mushroom Soup.
  • men zhī dào tānɡ hěn tiáopídàn de qíng kuàng bìng xiàng rén men shuō de me hài yòu xiē fēi cháng hǎo de yōu diǎn
    We know Tom is a scamp; but the devil is not so black as he is painted, and Tom has some very good points.
  • tānɡ huān běn shì biàn yǎn de juésè
    Tom didn't like the script and walked through his part.
  • tānɡ xùn xiān shēng men qián zhèng zài zuò nián tǒng
    Mr. Thomson, we are doing the annual accounting right now.
  • qīng chè de jiā xiāng liào de ròu tānɡ
    a clear seasoned broth.
  • zhè tānɡ yào gèng duō de zuǒ liào
    This soup needs more seasoning.
  • zuì hǎo zài tānɡ zài jiā diǎn tiáoliào
    You'd better put a little more seasoning in the soup.
  • gālí huò ròu tānɡ dōng yìn de zhǒng yòu ròu huò ròu jiā gālí tiáowèi dùn de tānɡ
    An East Indian soup having a meat or chicken base and curry seasoning.
  • yòu xìng wèi dào de zuò wéi ròuqín ròudùn cài tānɡ jiān dàn juàn de tiáowèi pǐn
    pungent leaves used as seasoning with meats and fowl and in stews and soups and omelets.
  • men yòu suān tānɡ cài tānɡ
    We've got hot and sour soup and seaweed soup.