撒zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • sǎ qiē 'ěr fū rén méi yòu rèn hé jīng shén zhǔn bèi， yī shí bù néng zì yì， dùn shí lèi shuǐ mǎn miàn。 tā chōu yān shuō， mǎ kè réng wú rèn hé xiāo xī， tā shí fēn guà niàn tā。
    Tears were rolling down her eyes as she sobbingly told the reporter that there were still no news of Mark and that she was very worried about him.
  • pēn tuǒ sǎ yòng yú wù liú dài bā bǐ tuǒ nà yán de shāng biāo
    A trademark used for thiopental sodium.
  • rú guǒ nǐ zài miàn bāo shàng sǎ yī xiē shuǐ， tā huì biàn ruǎn de。
    The bread will soften if you pour some liquid on it.
  • gǔ xī là nán bù de yī gè dì qū， wèi yú bó luó bēn ní sǎ dōng nán bù； céng jīng shòu sī bā dá de tǒng zhì。
    an ancient region of S Greece in the southeastern Peloponnesus; dominated by Sparta.
  • màn tī ní yà bó luó bēn ní sǎ bàn dǎo dōng bù， xī là nán bù de yī gè gǔ chéng， gōng yuán qián 362 nián， dǐ bǐ sī zài zhè lǐ dǎ bài liǎo sī bā dá
    An ancient city of southern Greece in the eastern Peloponnesus. Thebes defeated Sparta here in362 b.c.
  • bó luó bēn ní sǎ bàn dǎo wèi yú kē lín sī wān nán 'àn de yī gè gòu chéng xī là nán bù de bàn dǎo， gōng yuán qián 4 shì jì qián yī zhí yóu sī bā dá rén tǒng zhì
    A peninsula forming the southern part of Greece south of the Gulf of Corinth. It was dominated by Sparta until the fourth century b.c..
  • lā gē ní yà gǔ xī là nán bù de yī gè dì qū， wèi yú bó luó bēn ní sǎ dōng nán bù。 zài gōng yuán qián 3 shì jì hé 2 shì jì zhī jiān de dì 'èr cì yà gāi yà lián méng jué qǐ yǐ qián gāi dì yī zhí shòu sī bā dá de tǒng zhì
    An ancient region of southern Greece in the southeast Peloponnesus. It was dominated by Sparta until the rise of the second Achaean League in the third and second centuries b.c.
  • ā gē sī gǔ xī là de yī gè chéng bāng， wèi yú bó luó bēn ní sǎ bàn dǎo dōng běi bù， kào jìn 'ā 'ěr gē lì sī wān shàng fāng。 qīng tóng qì shí dài zǎo qī kāi shǐ yòu rén jū zhù， sī bā dá xīng shèng qián shì gǔ xī là zuì qiáng shèng de chéng bāng zhī yī
    A city of ancient Greece in the northeast Peloponnesus near the head of the Gulf of Argolis. Inhabited from the early Bronze Age, it was one of the most powerful cities of ancient Greece until the rise of Sparta.
  • lái shān dé sī bā dá jūn shì tǒng shuài， tā zài 404 nián de bó luó bēn ní sǎ zhàn zhēng zhōng qǔ dé liǎo duì yǎ diǎn zuò zhàn de zuì hòu shèng lì
    Spartan military leader who won the final victory over Athens(404) in the Peloponnesian War.
  • （ gōng yuán qián 395 nián） zài bó luó bēn ní sǎ bàn dǎo de jué zhàn zhōng dǎ bài yǎ diǎn rén de sī bā dá zhǐ huī guān。
    Spartan commander who defeated the Athenians in the final battle of the Peloponnesian War (d. 395 BC).
  • sǎ kāi yóu qī huò mò shuǐ de mǒ dāo。
    a spatula for spreading paint or ink.
  • tā sǎ kāi tuǐ， jìn kuài páo huí jiā lǐ。
    He sped home as fast as his legs could carry him.
  • mò shuǐ sǎ zài shū zhuō shàng liǎo。
    The ink has spilt on the desk.
  • tā sǎ liǎo gè xiǎo huǎng shuō chī liǎo bō cài。
    he told a fib about eating his spinach; how can I stop my child from telling stories?
  • nǐ kě yǐ fú sǎ ěr shā yǐ tōng gān， fú gāng yǐ tōng pí， fú liú huá yǐ tōng fèi， fú hǎi lí jiāo yǐ tōng nǎo。
    You may take sarza to open the liver, steel to open the spleen, flowers of sulphur for the lungs, castoreum for the brain;
  • fēi jī bǎ zhè xiē cǎo zǐ dà liàng dì sǎ zài dì miàn shàng。
    The seed was sprayed over the ground in huge quantities by aeroplanes.
  • yī xiē měi guó guān yuán hòu lái cāi cè， nà xiē zhí shēng jī bèi yòng lái xiàng kù 'ěr dé rén bō sǎ dú qì。
    The helicopters, some American officials later surmised, were used to spray poison gas on the Kurds.
  • tā bǎ féi liào sǎ zài tián。
    He spread manure over the field.
  • tā zài cài dì lǐ sǎ cài zhǒng。
    He's spreading vegetable seeds around the vegetable plot.
  • sǎ mǎn liǎo zhǐ yān huī
    be sprinkled with cigarette ashes
  • tā bǎ táng sǎ zài dàn gāo shàng。
    She sprinkled sugar on the cakes.
  • wǒ sǎ yī xiē yán zài sè lā shàng。
    I sprinkle some salt on the salad.
  • rú guǒ wǒ men jiāng yī xiē fěn mò sǎ dào shuǐ zhōng， rán hòu zài xiǎn wēi jìng xià jiā yǐ guān chá， wǒ men jiù huì kàn jiàn fěn mò de lì zǐ bèi shuǐfèn zǐ tuī lái tuī qù， rú guǒ jiāng shuǐ jiā rè， nà me lì zǐ yùn dòng jiù kuài xiē。
    If we sprinkle some powder into water and then study it under a microscope, we shall see the particle of the powder being pushed about by the molecules of the water. If the water is heated the particles move more quickly.
  • mù shī cì gěi yīng 'ér míng zì shí， wǎng tā shēn shàng sǎ liǎo shèng shuǐ。
    Sprinklers are sprinkling water on the street each day.
  • yán sè 'àn dàn xiàng shì sǎ shàng liǎo fěn mò yī yàng。
    as if dulled in color with a sprinkling of powder.
  • zài（ shí wù） shàng sǎ fěn mò， rú miàn fěn huò táng fěn
    To coat(food) by sprinkling with a powder, such as flour or sugar.
  • wǒ bù huì jiē shòu nǐ de biàn jiě héng héng nǐ yǐ qián sǎ guò nà huǎng！
    I won't accept you excuse-you've spun that yarn before!
  • tā méi yòu huà dá， zhǐ shì xiào， xiào dào zuǐ lǐ hán de yī kǒu fàn dū pēn chū lái， sǎ dé mǎn zhuō shàng， hái shì chī chī bù xiū。
    He did not answer but broke into laughter, sputtering his mouthful of food all over the table; He continued to eat without pause.
  • dāng mǔ qīn shuō wǒ men yǐ jīng chī gòu liǎo shí， wǒ men biàn sǎ tuǐ chōng xiàng liǎo chú fáng， nà shēng xiǎng rú tóng chū zì yī qún jīng huāng shī cuò de shēng kǒu。
    When my mother told us we had eaten enough, it sounded like a stampede of cattle as we raced for the kitchen.
  • fǎ guī yóu zhǐ 'àng gé lǔ － sǎ kè xùn shí qī shēng xiào de fǎ guī huò mìng lìng
    A statute or ordinance, especially one in force in Anglo-Saxon England.
  • sǎ huǎng shì wǒ de tiān cái， wǒ bù huì zhè mò shǎ， yī xià zǐ jiù gào sù tā shí shù， wǒ zhǐ shuō shì shǔ niú de， niú suī rán bèn， zài shí 'èr shēng xiào zhōng， tā shì hé qí tā de yī yàng huó dòng， kě yǐ shuō shì sì shí liù， yě kě yǐ shuō shì sān shí sì， zài xián duō de huà， hái kě jiǎn dào 'èr shí 'èr， ràng cōng míng de zhù kǎo zì jǐ qù cāi bà liǎo。
    Well, telling lies is a natural talent of mine. I was not so stupid as to tell him my exact age straightaway. So I just told him I was born in the year of the ox. An ox may be a stupid animal, but it is one of the 12 animals in the cycle and it is as flexible as any of the rest. I might be 46 or 34. And if he thought that's too old, I could reduce it to 22. I would let this clever examiner make his own guess.
  • zài huān qìng shí jié（ rú hūn lǐ shàng） sǎ luò de cǎi sè suì zhǐ piàn huò zhǐ tiáo。
    small pieces or streamers of colored paper that are thrown around on festive occasions (as at a wedding).