zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shí shí dàidiàn nǎo shí dài
    The Stone Age; the computer age.
  • guó xiàng guànjūn de nǎo jǐng
    The chess champion has a mind as keen as a razor.
  • rán hòu wèi shǒu nǎo hái wàng zhè xiē nián qīng de chú men yǐng liú niàn
    Afterwards the leaders posed for pictures with the young chefs.
  • zài guān jiàn shí zuò chū liǎo míng zhì zhī tóu nǎo qīng xǐng tán xiē shì qíng zhǐ dāng
    he acted sensibly in the crisis; speak more sanely about these affairs; acted quite reasonably.
  • hěn duō yóu chū xiàn zài nǎo zhōng
    Many reasons suggested themselves.
  • dào liǎo chóngxīn píng jià de diàn nǎo de guān shí hòu liǎo
    It is time to reassess your relationship with yourcomputer.
  • dāng shēng xià liè shì qíng shí jiù gāi míng bái yìng chóngxīn héng liàng de diàn nǎo de guān liǎo .。
    You know it is time to reassess your relationship with your computer when.
  • rán 'ér liú kòu zhù zài jīn tiān de chǎn nóng mín zhōng hái shì cún zài de men de shí fǎn yìng dào yóu zhàn zhēng de lǐng dǎo zhě men de tóu nǎo zhōngjiù chéng liǎo yào huò zhòng shì gēn de xiǎng
    However, this roving-rebel idea still exists among impoverished peasants, and in the minds of guerrilla commanders it becomes the view that base areas are neither necessary nor important.
  • fēi zhōu qián xiàn guó jiā shǒu nǎo huì
    African Frontline States Summit
  • suí zhe zhè xiē yīn gǎi biànzhèng de diàn nǎo huà fáng qiú shì huì chóngxīn yùn suàn tuī suàn chū tóng fáng lèi bié de qiú liàng
    As these factors change, the government uses a computerised housing demand model to recalculate the demand for different categories of housing.
  • huí nǎo hǎi zhōng
    To recall to mind.
  • zài nǎo hǎi zài yàn guò xiàn duì wǎng shì de huí zhī zhōng
    recapture the past; indulge in memories.
  • yuè guò liǎo biǎo qíng dòng zhú jiàn cóng nǎo hǎi zhōng shì
    As the months passed, her expressions and gestures receded from his mind.
  • rén de shǐ yòng jiē shòu shén jīng yuán xiāng lián jiē de tǒngzhè tǒng jiāng xìn hào chuán dǎo dào nǎo jìn xíng jiě shì
    The human nose uses a complex system of interconnected receptors and neurons, which conduct signals to the brain for interpretation.
  • dāng mǒu zhǒng wèi bèi gǎn jué dào shílái zhēng de fènzǐ wéi shù zhòng duō de gǎn guān xiāng zuò yòngdǎo zhì men jiāng xìn hào sòng dào nǎo
    When an aroma is sensed, the molecules from the vapor interact with numerous receptors, causing them to send a signal to the brain.
  • zhǒng tōng guò zhǐ jiàng shèn shàng xiàn 'àn de zài shōu zhì zào gèng duō de néng gòu shǐ nǎo jiē shòu huó dòng de zhì de kàng yào
    an antidepressant drug that acts by blocking the reuptake of norepinephrine and serotonin and thus making more of those substances available to act on receptors in the brain.
  • duō tàinèi fēi tài zhǐ jiāng zuì chuán gǎn lián jié zài de rèn tài qúnzhù yào cún zài nǎo zhōngnèi fēi tài huǎn jiě tòng gǎn bìng yǐng xiǎng qíng
    Any of a group of peptide hormones that bind to opiate receptors and are found mainly in the brain. Endorphins reduce the sensation of pain and affect emotions.
  • dāng fàng sōng shí jǐn gěi nǎo fēi cháng yào de huì sōng chí xià gěi shí jiān chóngxīn chōng diàn
    When you take a break,you give your brain a much needed chance to relax,and you allow yourself time to recharge your batteries.
  • nín hǎo, waltzon xiǎo jiě shì david tái wān pacer diàn nǎo gōng de dài biǎo shì yào què dìng men yuē hǎo xià xīng jiàn miàn de shì
    Hello, Ms. Waltzon . This is David Yu, sales representative from Pacer Computers in Taiwan. I'm calling to reconfirm the appointment we set up for nest week.
  • rán 'ér lùn nín jué jīn de lìng rén guān zhǐhái shì qǐng nín zài tóu nǎo zhōng huī shí shì shí de yuán zhuàngchóngxīn jiàn zào lái
    However, admirable as the Paris of to-day may seem to you, reconstruct the Paris of the fifteenth century, call it up before you in thought;
  • zhòng chéng shòu de xīn xíng jiā yòng diàn nǎo shì chǎng
    Penetrated the home-computer market with an affordable new model.
  • néng mǎi diàn nǎo de rén duō
    No many families can afford a computer.
  • liú xiàng nǎo de xuè
    An afflux of blood to the head.
  • rén rén jiē zhī duō shèng shǎo shì zuì hǎo de bàn rán 'ér hěn duō rén néng zuòxiāng fǎn měi měi fēn sàn bīng yuán yīn jiù zài zhǐ dǎo zhě quē zhàn lüè tóu nǎowéi de huán jìng suǒ huòyīn 'ér bèi huán jìng suǒ zhī pèishī diào zhù néng cǎi liǎo yìng zhù
    Everybody knows that the best way is to use a large force to defeat a small one, and yet many people fail to do so and on the contrary often divide their forces up. The reason is that such military leaders have no head for strategy and are confused by complicated circumstances; hence, they are at the mercy of these circumstances, lose their initiative and have recourse to passive response.
  • men liǎo liù hái zuò wéi diàn nǎo zhǎn lǎn huì de jiǎng jiě yuán
    We have recruit six girls to act as hostess at the computer show.
  • zài diàn nǎo zhù shāi xuǎn zhōngqiú zhí zhě wèi diàn miàn shì kǎo guān jìn xíng jiāo tán
    During a computer? assisted screening, job seekers speak to a" tele recruiter.
  • yòu de rén xiǎo bìng yǎng bìng shēn yínguān liáo zhù gōng zuò shí shēn céng qīn dòng shǒu dòng nǎo jīnkào shū bàn shìjiǎng fēn zhōng huà dōuyào rén jiā xiě chéng gǎo zhào zhe niànyòu shí hái niàn cuò liǎo
    Some people with only minor illnesses ask for long recuperation leaves as if they were seriously ill, or they moan and groan without being ill at all. And they are bureaucratic; they don't put any effort or conscientiousness into their work. They don't go down to the grass-roots units. They don't lift a finger themselves, nor do they use their minds. They rely on their secretaries to do everything and even ask others to write a five-minute speech for them -- and then they sometimes read it wrong.
  • shì jiàn duàn xiàn zài nǎo hǎi
    The event constantly recurred to me.
  • qíng jǐng cháng xiàn zài nǎo hǎi zhōng
    The scene has often recurred to my memory.
  • duàn zài tóu nǎo zhōng chóngfù chū xiàn
    continually recurring to the mind.
  • guò shì jiàn zài nǎo hǎi zhōng wàishēng dòng de zài xiàn zhǐ shí huàn yào hòu suǒ jīng huàn xiàng de zhòng shì)。
    an unexpected but vivid recurrence of a past experience (especially a recurrence of the effects of an hallucinogenic drug taken much earlier).
  • jīng guò chàbù duō nián de tǎo lùndào jiǔ nián men zhào kāi liǎo shí jiè sān zhōng quán huì píng liǎoliǎng fán shì”, chū liǎojiě fàng xiǎngkāi dòng nǎo jīnde kǒu hào chàng lùn lián shí qiē cóng shí chū kěn dìng liǎo shí jiàn shì jiǎn yàn zhēn de wéi biāo zhǔnchóngxīn què liǎo shí shì qiú shì de xiǎng xiàn
    After about one year of debate, at the end of 1978 we convened the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee. At that session we criticized the idea of the "two whatevers" and put forward instead the slogan "We must emancipate our minds and use our heads." We declared that we had to integrate theory with practice and proceed from reality in everything we did, affirmed that practice was the sole criterion for judging truth and reestablished the ideological line of seeking truth from facts.