zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yuán zhè guǒ dān jiù běn shēn ér yánér rèn yuán xíng tǐxiàng lián xiǎng shí shì chōu xiàng míng
    Roundness is an abstract term, so long as one considers it by itself and separates if from any subject that is round.
  • jīng dòng jiāng liè cóng cáng shēn chù huò cháo xué zhōng jīng shǐ xīng fèn
    To rouse(game) from its hiding place or lair; flush.
  • shòu tuō rén shēn fèn xíng wéi
    He is acting in a fiduciary capacity.
  • diào shēn de chéng
    a routine that can call itself.
  • yào cóng cháng gōng zuò zhōng tuō shēn xiū xià
    You need a break from routine.
  • zhù rén shēn fèn jiē dài lái
    He acted as host to visitors.
  • ipv6 de qián shēn ipv4 yòu hěn gǎi jìn gōng jiǎn huà de yóuzēng jiā zhǐ kōng jiān gèng de kuò zhǎn néng
    IPv6 is a vast improvement over its predecessor, IPv4, offering simplified routing, increased address space, and greater extensibility.
  • lìng yòu xīn zào suō xiě shǐ zhè zhǒng xiàn xiàng gèng bèi guǎng wéi jiē shòu:“ sassy” héng héng dān shēn (single)、 yòu (affluent)、 chéng gōng (successful)、 xìng gǎn (sensual) nián qīng (young)。
    Another acronym has been created to make the phenomenon official: Sassy (single, affluent, successful, sensual and young).
  • zài yóu yǒng huò huá chuán zhōng rén duàn huī dòng gēbo huò dòng shēn lái qián jìn
    any one of the repeated movements of the limbs and body used for locomotion in swimming or rowing.
  • xiān máo zòng páiyuán xíng shēn de zhì shuǐ
    ctenophore having a rounded body with longitudinal rows of cilia.
  • zhǒng dān de dǎo bāo kuò shēn tóng fēn jìn xíng de kuài de
    a form of solo dancing that involves rapid acrobatic moves in which different parts of the body touch the ground; normally performed to the rhythm of rap music.
  • pǐchà zhǒng dòng zuòtuǐ xiàng xiāng fǎn de fāng xiàng shēn kāi shēn zhí jiǎo
    An acrobatic feat in which the legs are stretched out straight in opposite directions at right angles to the trunk.
  • yǎn yuán yòng tóu zhī chēng shēn bǎo chí píng héng de qiǎo
    an acrobatic feat in which a person balances on the head (usually with the help of the hands).
  • dǎo shēn qiáng zhuàng de xiǎo háiyùn dòng yóu cāo liàn
    an acrobatic dance; an athletic child; athletic playing; gymnastic exercises.
  • suí shēn xié dài de biāo wáng quánhuò gāo guānde shǔ
    paraphernalia indicative of royalty (or other high office).
  • yǎn yuán fēi shēn lián fān liǎo jīn dǒuhái men kàn lián lián chū de jīng zàn shēng
    The audience of young children oohed and aahed as the acrobat flung himself into a triple somersault.
  • duì xián fàn jìn xíng sōu shēn
    Rub down a suspect
  • zhǐ māo shēn
    The cat rubbed against her.
  • yòng kuài máo jīn róu shēn 。 ·
    I rubbed myself with a towel.
  • yùn dòng yuán men yòng máo jīn shēn
    The athletes rubbed themselves down with coarse towels.
  • zhǐ māo zài tuǐ shàng shēn
    The cat was rubbing itself against her legs.
  • zài rén qún zhōng lìng rén shēn de dòng zuò huò xìng kuài gǎn
    masturbation by rubbing against another person (as in a crowd).
  • zǎo huò yóu yǒng hòu huān yòng máo jīn shǐ jìn cuō shēn nòng gān
    I like to towel off by rubbing hard after a bath or swim.
  • mǒu xiē kūn chóng shēn mǒu xiē bié gòu zào de fēn 'ér chū de jiān de shēng yīn
    a shrill grating or chirping noise made by some insects by rubbing body parts together.
  • 9 yuè 11 měi guó shì jiè mào zhōng xīn zāo dào kǒng zhī hòudiào chá rén yuán jīng tōng zhī yùnàn zhě jiā shǔ gōng shī zōng rén yuán céng jīng shǐ yòng guò de shuà shū yīn wéi shuà shū shàng huì dài yòu shī zōng zhě de dna, diào chá rén yuán tōng guò duì dna de fēn lái què rèn zài fèi zhōng zhǎo dào de shī shī cán hái de shēn fèn
    Investigators have asked the families of people missing in Tuesday's attack on the World Trade Center to bring in toothbrushes and hairbrushes that may contain DNA to help identify bodies and body parts found in the rubble.
  • shēn lěng shuǐ zhī qián zài zhēng fáng zhōng hàn zhēng chū lái
    you sweat in a steam room before getting a rubdown and cold shower.
  • děng xiàng zhè hèn de shēng jiān biàn zhàn liǎo lái gěi cháng páoyòu zài shēn shàng de zhēn guǎn diào hǎoshuō:“ men kāi zhè
    Before I could ask a question of this doomsayer, my wife stood up, handed me my rube, adjusted the tubes attached to my body and said, “ Let s get out of here.
  • fèi dāng chū de zhàng dān biǎo míng zhè méi wéi shā huáng zhì zuò de cǎi dàn zài dāng shí de jià shì 24600 wài zhè zhāng zhàng dān hái xiáng biāo míng liǎo zhè méi cǎi dàn de zhì zuò cái liàodàn shēn xiāng yòu 1300 méi guī xíng zuàn shíbiān yuán wèi xiāng yòu 360 nèi huā lán yòu 1378 méi guī zuàn shí
    The original Faberge bill shows that the Czar was charged 24,600 rubles and detailed the composition of the egg: the body set with 1,300 rose diamonds, the borders with 360 brilliants and the small basket with 1,378 rose-diamonds.
  • zài zuó wǎn de huì shàngbèi rén shēn chuān zhuì yòu hóng bǎo shí de tiān 'é róng de dài zhe duō zuàn shímǎn shēn zhū guāng bǎo kàn shàng huó xiàng pán zhū bǎo diàn
    At the dance last night, Mrs Bailey was in grand feather with a ruby velvet gown and so many diamonds that she looked like a walking jeweller's shop.
  • yǎn shǔ zhǒng xiǎo 'ér chóng lèi wéi shí de yǎn shǔ de dòng tōng cháng shēng huó zài xiàyòu cháng zhe dàn dào shēn huī róu ruǎn máo de 'ǎi pàng shēn tuì huà de yǎn jīngjiān rèn de kǒu wéi dòng yòng 'ér qiáng zhuàng de qián
    Any of various small, insectivorous mammals of the family Talpidae, usually living underground and having thickset bodies with light brown to dark gray silky fur, rudimentary eyes, tough muzzles, and strong forefeet for burrowing.
  • men liǎ shēn cái yàng ( sàng shuō )、 shēng yīn yàng ( lián qīn zài diàn huà fēn chū men liǎ shuí shì shuí )、 àihào yàngjià zhí guān yàng
    We have similar builds(as Mom ruefully observes),similar voices(even close relatives have trouble telling us apart on the phone),similar hobbies,and similar values.
  • zài duó wáng cháo shí nán rén chuān jǐn shēn shàng jǐn shēn duǎn shàng dài kuān 'ér yìng de lún zhuàng zhòu lǐng
    In the times of the Tudors, a man dressed in doublet and hose and wore a ruff.