zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • fǎn duì dān chún jūn shì guān diǎn liú kòu zhù chéng rèn hóng jūn shì zhōng guó mìng de xuān chuán zhě zhì zhě
    Oppose the purely military viewpoint and the ways of roving rebels, and recognize that the Red Army is a propagandist and organizer of the Chinese revolution.
  • yīngdāng rèn shí shǐ shàng huáng cháo chuǎng shì de liú kòu zhù wéi jīn de huán jìng suǒ
    It must be understood that the ways of roving rebels of the Huang Chao[4] or Li Chuang[5] type are not permissible under present-day conditions.
  • zài jiāo tōng shù jìn de jīn 'ér yòng liú kòu zhù huò shèng gèng shì háo gēn de huàn xiǎng
    In the present age of advanced communications and technology, it would be all the more groundless to imagine that one can win victory by fighting in the manner of roving rebels.
  • men zhī dào rén wài chū guò wēn tài tài wài chū guò zhì shǎo hái 3 xué shēng wài chū guòshì shí shànglián dōushuō shì fēng liú nán
    They know that he has also been out with Mrs Cooper, and with Mrs Winter, and at lest with three students-in fact that he has what he himself calls a "roving eye."
  • zhè zhǒng xiǎng biǎo xiàn zài yuàn zuò jiān gōng zuò jiàn gēn jiàn rén mín qún zhòng de zhèng quánbìng yóu kuò zhèng zhì yǐng xiǎngér zhǐ xiǎng yòng liú dòng yóu de fāng kuò zhèng zhì yǐng xiǎng
    This ideology manifests itself as follows: (1) Some people want to increase our political influence only by means of roving guerrilla actions, but are unwilling to increase it by undertaking the arduous task of building up base areas and establishing the people's political power.
  • yào huò yào gēn zhòng shì huò zhòng shì gēn de wèn huàn huà shuōgēn xiǎng liú kòu zhù xiǎng de dǒu zhēng de wèn shì rèn yóu zhàn zhēng zhōng huì shēng dekàng yóu zhàn zhēng zài mǒu zhǒng chéng shàng néng shì wài
    The question of whether or not to have base areas and of whether or not to regard them as important, in other words, the conflict between the idea of establishing base areas and that of fighting like roving rebels, arises in all guerrilla warfare, and, to a certain extent, our anti-Japanese guerrilla warfare is no exception.
  • yīn men zàn chéng zhēng jiāng de jìhuàér zhǐ zàn chéng zài jiànguǎng dōngjiāng zhī jiān de sān biān jiè de liú dòng yóu tóng shí méi yòu zài yóu jiàn hóng zhèng quán de shēn de guān niànyīn jiù méi yòu yòng zhè zhǒng hóng zhèng quán de gǒng kuò jìn quán guó mìng gāo cháo de shēn de guān niàn
    Therefore, they disapprove of the plan to take Kiangsi and only approve of roving guerrilla actions in the three areas on the borders of Fukien, Kwangtung and Kiangsi; at the same time, as they do not have a deep understanding of what it means to establish Red political power in the guerrilla areas, they do not have a deep understanding of the idea of accelerating the nation-wide revolutionary high tide through the consolidation and expansion of Red political power.
  • liú jīngyán liú guò
    Flow across or flow along
  • men rèn wéi zài mìng gāo cháo shàng yuǎn de shí zuò zhè zhǒng jiàn zhèng quán de jiān gōng zuò wéi láoér wàng yòng jiào qīng biàn de liú dòng yóu fāng shì kuò zhèng zhì yǐng xiǎngděng dào quán guó zhēng qún zhòng de gōng zuò zuò hǎo liǎohuò zuò dào mǒu liǎorán hòu zài lái quán guó zhuāng shí hóng jūn de liàng jiā shàng jiù chéng wéi quán guó fàn wéi de mìng
    They seem to think that, since the revolutionary high tide is still remote, it will be labour lost to attempt to establish political power by hard work. Instead, they want to extend our political influence through the easier method of roving guerrilla actions, and, once the masses throughout the country have been won over, or more or less won over, they want to launch a nation-wide armed insurrection which, with the participation of the Red Army, would become a great nation-wide revolution.
  • liù jiù huì míng bái dān chún de liú dòng yóu zhèng néng wán chéng jìn quán guó mìng gāo cháo de rèn ér zhū máo dōng shìfāng zhì mǐn shì zhī yòu gēn deyòu jìhuà jiàn shè zhèng quán deshēn mìng dekuò rén mín zhuāng de xiàn shì jīng yóu xiāng chì wèi duì chì wèi duìxiàn chì wèi zǒng duì fāng hóng jūn zhí zhì zhèng guī hóng jūn zhè yàng tào bàn dezhèng quán zhǎn shì làng shì xiàng qián kuò deděng děng de zhèng shì zhèng què de
    And sixthly, one will also understand that the policy which merely calls for roving guerrilla actions cannot accomplish the task of accelerating this nation-wide revolutionary high tide, while the kind of policy adopted by Chu Teh and Mao Tse-tung and also by Fang Chih-min[1] is undoubtedly correct -- that is, the policy of establishing base areas; of systematically setting up political power; of deepening the agrarian revolution; of expanding the people's armed forces by a comprehensive process of building up first the township Red Guards, then the district Red Guards, then the county Red Guards, then the local Red Army troops, all the way up to the regular Red Army troops, of spreading political power by advancing in a series of waves, etc., etc.
  • xiàng dào chù liú làng .
    She's always been a rover.
  • zuì hòu lún luò dào liǎo liú làng rén de pín mín
    He ended up on skid row.
  • perl shí yòng de zhāi yào bào gào yánde suō xiě shì zuì qiáng zuì liú xíng de biān chéng yán zhī
    Perl, an acronym for Practical Extraction and Reporting Language, is one of the most powerful and popular programming languages.
  • de nián qīng rénxiǎo liú máng bào degǎo huài de nián qīng rén liú máng huò lài
    A rowdy, destructive youth; a hooligan or ruffian.
  • è gùn bào huò 'ài chǎo nào de rén liú máng huò lài
    A violent or rowdy person; a hoodlum or thug.
  • xiǎng měng xiǎo liú máng de tóu hái shì rěn zhù liǎo
    He wants to crack the rowdy over the head, but refrain.
  • de shēng yīn bèi huǒ liú máng de chǎo nào shēng gěi dǎo liǎo
    His voice was drowned out by the noise made by a gang of rowdies.
  • liú mángā fēi gēn běn hǎohǎo xué kāi chú jiù huì zhěng xué xiào de fēng gǎo huài
    If you don't get rid of hooligans and rowdies who won't study, they'll contaminate the general atmosphere of the school.
  • guǒ niǔ yuē [ tíng ] xiào jiā gōng néng yīn wéi 'ǒu de 'àn chū chāo piàopèi · bèi jiā zhōu gāo děng yuàn pàn jué huòxiǎo jiě liú làng zhě xiàng dài quán jīn 320 wàn yuán zài gāi piàn zhōng wéi zhōng juésè dài chàng
    If New York goes the way of California, Disney may have to pay through the nose in the Pinocchio case. Peggy Lee was awarded $3.2 million in royalties by California Superior Court from video cassette sales for "Lady and the Tramp", in which she sang the parts of four characters.
  • nóng cóng shāng kǒu kuì yáng zhōng liú chū de
    A watery, acrid discharge from a wound or ulcer.
  • xiàng jiāo shù zài liú zhī
    The rubber tree was bleeding.
  • shēng tài nóng jiàn shè shǐ nóng shēng tài huán jìng dào míng xiǎn gǎi shànhuāng shān huāng dào huàsēn lín gài shuài gāoshuǐ liú shī yòu suǒ kòng zhì rǎng yòu zhì hán liàng gāonóng shēng tài tǒng kàng zāi néng yòu suǒ zēng qiáng
    The practice of eco-agriculture has brought about striking improvements in the agricultural ecological environment -- barren hills greened, forest acreage greatly raised, soil erosion controlled to some extent, organic matter content of the soil increased, and the ability of the agricultural ecological system to ward off natural disasters improved.
  • zhī xīn zhì zhuī qiú yǒng yuǎn dào mǎn de héng liú de shè huì
    an acquisitive mind; an aquisitive society in which the craving for material things seems never satisfied.
  • duō kǒu yòng shì yóu zhì xiān yòng liǎo cái zài wén yán zhōng liú chuán de
    Many colloquial expressions have acquired literary currency through magazines.
  • hùn hùn hánghuà yóu liǎng zhǒng huò duō zhǒng yán hùn 'ér chéng de zhǒng jiǎn huà de shuō huà fāng shì huì jiào chū děngbèi yòng tóng yán zhě jìn xíng jiāo liú zuò wéi yán huò
    A simplified form of speech that is usually a mixture of two or more languages, has a rudimentary grammar and vocabulary, is used for communication between groups speaking different languages, and is not spoken as a first or native language.
  • xiǎo liú máng lài
    A young ruffian; a hoodlum.
  • xiǎo liú máng yào shì de hái jiù yào yòng biān zòu dùn
    If that little ruffian belonged to me, I should give him a touch of the rope's end.
  • wèi shòu jiào de liú mángshòu guò liáng hǎo jiào de shēn qǐng rén
    unschooled ruffians; well tutored applicants.
  • nèi lǎng · suō · huò sēn 1849 1924 yīng měi guó zuò jiā de liú xíng 'ér tóng zuò pǐn 'ér chū míng bié shì fāng luó xiǎo jué ( 1886 nián), zhōng miáo xiě de mìng fán de zhùjué chuānzhuó dài zhòu biān lǐng de hēi tiān 'é róng zhuāngliú zhe xuàn yào de jīn huáng de cháng juàn
    British-born American writer famous for her popular children's books, especially Little Lord Fauntleroy(1886), whose priggish title character dressed in black velvet with ruffled lace collars and sported long golden curls.
  • zhì lián bāng gòng guó chéng shì 'ěr liú de gōng zhōng xīn
    a city in western Germany; industrial center of the Ruhr.
  • duì shǒu de liú yán fěi huǐ liǎo de qián chéng
    His opponents had ruined his career by a whistling campaign.
  • xiè zài chéng dào chù liú chuán zhe
    The rumor floated about.