zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yòu liǎng fēndān yuán huò chéng yuányóu zhǐ tóu de miàn huò liǎng diǎn de duō nuò pái
    Something having two parts, units, or members, especially a playing card, the face of a die, or a domino with two pips.
  • gěi nuò . shǐ xiān shēng xiǎng zài gēn zhōu
    Send them to Mr. Donald Smith I believe he's in Michigan.
  • jīn wéi zhǐtōng guò shí bié bìng jīng zhōng yāng zhèng què rèn de mín yòu 56 hànměnggǔhuícángwéi 'ěrmiáozhuàng cháo xiānmǎndòngyáobái jiā dǎi shēgāo shān shuǐdōng xiāng jǐng 'ěr 'ěr lǎoqiāng lǎng máo nán lǎo ā chāng bié é luó è wēn 'ángbǎo 'ān jīng 'ěr lóngè lún chūn zhémén luò nuò děng mín
    So far, there are 56 ethnic groups identified and confirmed by the Central Government, namely, the Han, Mongolian, Hui, Tibetan, Uygur, Miao, Yi, Zhuang, Bouyei, Korean, Manchu, Dong, Yao, Bai, Tujia, Hani, Kazak, Dai, Li, Lisu, Va, She, Gaoshan, Lahu, Shui, Dongxiang, Naxi, Jingpo, Kirgiz, Tu, Daur, Mulam, Qiang, Blang, Salar, Maonan, Gelo, Xibe, Achang, Pumi, Tajik, Nu, Ozbek, Russian, Ewenki, Deang, Bonan, Yugur, Jing, Tatar, Drung, Oroqen, Hezhen, Moinba, Lhoba and Jino.
  • jué duō shù kuáng huān jié cān jiā zhě zài huó dòng zhī qián huì chuān shàng yǒng dài shàng qián shuǐ jìng màotóu zhì kāi shǐ qiánliù liàng mǎn zài hóng shì díkǎ chē huì jiāng shú tòu de hóng shì qīng dǎo zài nuò de jiē dào shànggòng rén men kuáng huān
    Most of those taking part in the organized chaos come prepared in swimwear, with some donning diving goggles and bathing caps before six trucks drive through the town's streets pouring their cargo of ripe fruit onto the town's streets.
  • sāng duì gāi piàn běn jiàn zhōng qíng lái de qià shì shí hòu gāng jīng liǎo yǎn yuán tài · duō nuò wàn fēn shǒu de tòng zhèng hǎo jiāng piàn zhōng jiǎo de bēi shāng xiāng yìng men shì nián qián sāng chū yǎn de chǔnǚ zuò shí xiāng shí de
    When Sandra read the script, she fell in love with it at once. It came to her at a time when she could relate to the sadness of the character. She had just come out of a painful break-up with actor Tate Donovan, whom she had met four years earlier on her debut film.
  •   jīn tiān , yào dài biǎo zhōng guó 'ào wěi huìguó jiā dān xiàng xié huì zhuāng yán chéng nuò : guǒ men xuǎn běi jīng zuò wéi 2008 nián 'ào yùn huì de bàn , men jiāng jié jìn quán zhī chíbāng zhùcānyù bìng jiān běi jīng 'ào yùn huì wěi huìjiāng 2008 nián 'ào yùn huì bàn chéng 'ào yùn shǐ shàng zuì chéng gōng de jiè yùn dòng huì . men jiān jué zhí xíng guó 'ào wěi huì fǎn xīng fèn zhǒng jué hàn wèi 'ào lín de chún jié xìng
    Today, I represent the Chinese Olympic Committee, and various Chinese National Sports Federations, to make a pledge: if you choose Beijing as the venue for the 2008 Games, we will fully support, assist, monitor and work together with the Beijing Organizing Committee to ensure the delivery of one of the most successful Olympics in the history of the Games. We will continue to firmly carry out all the IOC anti-doping decisions and do all that we can to safeguard the purity of sport.
  • 1066 nián shēng liǎo zuì hòu duì dǎo de chéng gōng qīn - wēi lián gōng jué de nuò màn dēng
    In 1066, the last successful invasion of the isles-Duke William's landing on Normandy happened.
  • nuò bèi 'ěrā 'ěr liè · 'ēn hǎdé 1833 1896 ruì diǎn huà xué jiāgōng chéng shī míng liǎo zhà yào( 1866 niánbìng jiāng de cái chǎn zèng jiàn liǎo nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    Swedish chemist and engineer who invented dynamite(1866) and bequeathed his fortune to institute the Nobel Prizes.
  • men wèn zhà yào míng zhě de míng shuō jiào nuò bèi 'ěrdāng shí zhè zhǐ guò shì zhǒng cāi dàn pèng qiǎo cāi duì liǎo
    They asked me the name of the inventor of dynamite. I said Nobel it was a long shot, but happened to be true.
  • běn rén jiù me xìng yùn liǎo 'ā lǎng - qióng ( wáng 1960 nián shòu nuò dēng jué de tóu xián )1978 nián liǎo hūnzhè shì 400 duō nián lái wáng shì de yīcháng hūn biàn
    She wasn't as lucky. Margaret and Armstrong-Jones, known as the Earl of Snowdon after the Queen gave him that title in 1960, divorced in 1978 -- the first such royal split in more than 400 years.
  • tóng shí chéng nuò zài nián nèi tóu 'èr qiān sān bǎi shí yuán jìn xíng jiàn
    He also undertook to earmark $235 billion in government expenditure on infrastructure projects within five years.
  • lāi yīnláo lún ·r shēng 1920 měi guó jīng xué jiā yīn kāi liǎo jīng zhǎn shì de xíng 'ér huò 1980 nián nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    American economist. He won a1980 Nobel Prize for developing models to forecast economic trends.
  • ā luókěn · yuē shēng 1921 měi guó jīng xué jiāyīn chū xié zhù jià fēng xiǎn zhèng jīng zhèng de lùn 'ér huò 1972 nián nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    American economist. He shared a1972 Nobel Prize for theories that help assess business risks and governmental economic policies.
  • liè 'áng jié shēng 1906 é měi jīng xué jiāyīn cèhuà jīng xué fēn de tóu chǎn chū qiǎo 'ér huò 1973 nián de nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    Russian-born American economist. He won a1973 Nobel Prize for devising the input-output technique of economic analysis.
  • liú wēilián) · ā 1915- 1991 yīng guó jīng xué jiāshēng yìn qún dǎo yīn duì zhǎn zhōng guó jiā de jīng wèn de yán jiū 'ér huò 1979 nián nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    West-Indies-born British economist. He shared a1979 Nobel Prize for work on the economic problems of developing countries.
  • niè méng 1901- 1985 é měi guó jīng xué jiā yīn wán shàn liǎo guó jiā de guó mín shēng chǎn zǒng zhí lái pàn duàn gāi guó jīng zhǎn zhuàng kuàng de fāng ér huò liǎo 1971 nián de nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    Russian-born American economist. He won a1971 Nobel Prize for developing a method of using a country's gross national product to determine its economic growth.
  • yīn shēng tài huán jìng bǎo de zhǐ dǎo xiǎng shì : jiān chí " 'ào yùn " niàn shí xiàn běi jīng shēng tài tǒng liáng xìng xún huán wéi běn rèn luò shí guān chéng shì huán jìng zhì liàng " 'ào yùn " de shēn bàn chéng nuò wéi biāocóng shí chū rén wéi běnquán miàn guī huáfēn shí shīquán miàn tuī dòng běi jīng shēng tài huán jìng gǎi shàn chí zhǎnwéi 2008 nián 'ào yùn huì gōng qīng jiéyōu měi de huán jìng
    Achieving Green Olympics have been taken as guiding principle of this sub-plan, which is targeted at building a sound ecosystem for the city while fulfilling environmental commitments made in the bid. The sub-plan gives full consideration to present status with first priority given to meeting the demands of the people. Phased measures are planned to realize an all-round improvement in Beijing s environmental quality and the sustainable development. In generally, the sub-plan aims to create a clean and beautiful environment for 2008 Olympic Games.
  • āi jiā · nuò 1972 nián 2 yuè 15 shì shì
    Edgar Snow passed away on February 15, 1972.
  • duì xiāng xìn men hái méi yòu jiàn guò miàn shì 'āi jiā nuò
    Excuse me. I do not believe we have met. I am Edgar Snow.
  • duì xiāng xìn men hái méi yòu jiàn guò miàn shì 'āi jiā · nuò
    Excuse me. I don't believe we've met. I'm Edgar Snow.
  • lǎo shǔ diǎn cǎizhǐ shì máng máng jiǎng : xiàn 'āi jiā . ā lín qīn yíng jiē wēi liánbìng shòu huáng guān shì xíng dewēi lián de xíng dòng chū hái yòu diǎn jié zhì nuò màn rén de 'ào màn……, gǎn jué zěn me yàng liǎo qīn 'ài de
    The Mouse did not notice this question, but hurriedly went on, `"--found it advisable to go with Edgar Atheling to meet William and offer him the crown. William's conduct at first was moderate. But the insolence of his Normans--" How are you getting on now, my dear?'
  • āi wēn nuò sēn guó wáng( 617- 633 nián), de tǒng zhì 'ài dīng bǎo zuì běi duān zài 627 nián guī tiān zhù jiào
    King of Northumbria(617-633) who ruled as far north as Edinburgh and was converted to Christianity(627).
  • gěi yǔn nuò zuì de
    I promise you my best effort.
  • 1921 nián 'ài yīn tǎn céng róng huò nuò bèi 'ěr xué jiǎng jīn
    Einstein won the Nobel Prize for physics in 1921.
  • xiàng xué jiā gōng suàn xíngchōng fēn zhèng míng jīn nián de 'è 'ěr nuò xiàn xiàng jīng xiāo shī liǎo
    Meteorologists offer computer models leaving little doubt that this year's El Nino phenomenon has disappeared.
  • měi nián shēng dedāng hán yíng yǎng de lěng shuǐ shàng yǒng shí suǒ shēng de gèng qiáng liè de 'āi 'ěr nuò xiàn xiàngtōng cháng huì shā liàng de yóu shēng bìng yǐng xiǎng hòu
    a more intense El Nino that occurs every few years when the welling up of cold nutrient-rich water does not occur; kills plankton and fish and affects weather patterns.
  • 1985 nián zhì 1990 niánzhōng guó pài chū 3 sōu chuán、 300 duō míng hǎi yáng rén yuán cān jiā liǎo dài tài píng yáng hǎi 'ǒu xiǎng yìng shì yànhuò liàng xué liàowéi liǎo jiě tài píng yángnuǎn chí hǎi 'ǒu zuò yòng duì quán qiú hòu biàn huà de yǐng xiǎnggǎi jìn quán qiú hǎi yáng hòu bào shìyán jiū 'è 'ěr nuò děng xiàn xiàng gōng liǎo zhòng yào
    From 1985 to 1990, China sent three ships and more than 300 scientific workers to conduct the coupled ocean and atmospheric response experiment in the tropical Western Pacific (COARE). Large amounts of scientific data were obtained, providing important materials for understanding the influence of that kind of response in the Western Pacific's ``Warm Pool'' on global climate changes, for improving global ocean and climate forecast modes and studying the El Nino Phenomena.
  • cuī huò 1998 nián nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng de xiāo suī rán chū xué jiè de liàoréng rán gěi dài lái liǎo de huān xīn
    That Cui Qi received the 1998 Nobel Prize did not come as a surprise to physicists, but I was still elated by the news.
  • huá xué jiā huò shēng xué nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng yīnggāi shì jiǔ hòu huì zài yǐn men huān xīn de xīn wén
    In the near future, I believe we would be elated by the news of an ethnic Chinese scientist being awarded a biology or medical Nobel Prize.
  • zhí dào jīn tiānquán qiú duì gāo xíng jiàn huò nuò bèi 'ěr wén xué jiǎng de lùn réng chí duànlái fāng miàn de yán lùn huán rào zhe wén xuézhèng zhìzuò jiā de shù guān děng huà zhǎn kāi tǎo lùn zhǒng guān diǎn jiǎo jīhū dōuyòu rén chū guò zhōng dāng rán yòu hěn duō píng lùn zhě duì gāo xíng jiàn de jiǎng biǎo shì xīn què yuè měi zhōng guó xué zhě liú zài jiāng gāo xíng jiàn huò jiǎng kěn dìng wéihàn xiě zuò de shèng ”;
    The global debate on the highly-revered prize for Gao is still going on, focusing on literary, political issues as well as Gao's views on the arts. Many viewpoints and perspectives have been raised.Many commentators are elated that Gao has received the prestigious award. Chinese academic Liu Zaifu, who is now living in the United States, has affirmed it as a "victory for Chinese-language writers".
  • āi nuò · rén shì fēi cháng yòu de lǎo rén
    Mrs Eleanor Ramsay was a very wealthy old lady.
  • āi nuò cóng nián qīng shí hòu jiù zhí shì fēi cháng lìn de rén
    Eleanor has been always a penny pincher ever since she was young.