能zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wǒ men zěn yàng cái néng shǐ běn jué dé kě chǐ 'ér bù zài dǎ mèi mèi liǎo ní？
    How can we shame Ben out of beating his little sister?
  • wǒ chéng rèn wǒ bù néng xiàng yī wén yī yàng shòu dào shǎng shí。
    I admit I could not be so far ben as Ivan.
  • běn zhǐ xū yào zài gǎo dào yī zhāng xiāng yān pái jiù néng còu chéng yī tào。
    Ben only needs one more cigarette card to make up the set.
  • měi tiáo dèng zǐ néng zuò sì gè rén。
    Each bench will seat four persons.
  • zhè zhāng cháng dèng zhè me gāo， nǐ néng ràng gǒu yuè guò qù má？
    Can you put your dog over, as the bench is so high?
  • fēng shī bìng shǐ tā bù néng wān yāo。
    Pheumatism prevents him form bending his back.
  • yòu kě néng ràng dà zì rán fú cóng rén lèi de yì zhì má ?
    It is possible to bend nature to human will?
  • nǐ kě shā liǎo wǒ， dàn bù néng shǐ wǒ wān yāo。
    You may break me, but not bend me.
  • jiān tǐng de bù néng wān qū de； jiān tǐng de
    Not bending; inflexible.
  • nǐ bù qū xī néng mō dào nǐ de jiǎo zhǐ tóu má？
    Can you touch your toes without bending your knees?
  • yòu tánxìng de néng gòu zì rú dì yí dòng、 wān qū huò dàn chū de； wān qū de
    Capable of moving, bending, or contorting easily; supple.
  • （ yòng lái zhǐ rén de shēn tǐ） néng gòu suí yì de dòng zuò huò zhě wān qū。
    (used of persons' bodies) capable of moving or bending freely.
  • nǐ néng wān xià yāo、 bù qū xī mō zhe nǐ de zú zhǐ má？
    Can you bend down and touch your toes without bending your knees?
  • yìng dù mǒu zhǒng jīn shǔ huò qí tā wù zhì xiāng duì kàng yā、 kàng huá huò kàng zhé de néng lì
    The relative resistance of a metal or other material to denting, scratching, or bending.
  • tā zhǐ yòu zhuān xīn zhì zhì， shǐ néng yè yòu suǒ chéng。
    She will never succeed until she bends her mind to her work.
  • kě shì yòu shí jǐn shèn kě néng shǐ jìng xuǎn bù néng miàn duì zhòng yào de tiǎo zhàn。 duì bù shí 'ér yán， zhè xiàng tiǎo zhàn jiù shì qù kè fú yī bān rén duì tā de cāi yí： tā quē fá jiān qiáng de xìn yǎng huò xìn niàn， jiàn fēng zhuǎn duǒ。 mào xiǎn cān jiā biàn lùn kě néng shì qū sàn yáo yán zuì hǎo de fāng fǎ。
    But there are times when caution can keep a campaign from coming to grips with its essential challenge. For Bush, that challenge is overcoming the widespread suspicion that he lacks strong beliefs or convictions, that he bends with the wind. Taking a risk on debates could be his best way of shaking off that cansrd.
  • kě rèn mìng（ shèng zhí） de； kě bèi rèn mìng（ shèng zhí） de néng gòu rèn mìng shèng zhí rén yuán de huò néng gòu bèi rèn mìng dāng shèng zhí rén yuán de
    Capable of naming or of being named to a benefice.
  • wǒ men zài zhè gè shì jiè shàng dào dǐ néng zhàn yòu duō shǎo kōng jiān， shì hé wǒ men wèitā rén lì yì suǒ tí gōng zhī fú wù de zhì yǔ liàng， yǐ jí tí gōng fú wù shí suǒ chǎn shēng chū de xīn tài， chéng zhèng bǐ lì de guān xì。
    Acknowledge that the space you occupy in this world is in exact ratio to the quantity and quality of the service you render for the benefice of others,plus the mental attitude in which you render it.
  • méi yòu yòu yì de jià zhí huò gōng néng shàng wú fǎ shǐ yòng de。
    having no beneficial use or incapable of functioning usefully.
  • sī yíng huà de yōu diǎn zài yú néng cù jìn xiāng hù jìng zhēng
    Privatization be think to be beneficial in that it promote competition
  • sī yíng huà de yōu diǎn zài yú néng cù jìn xiāng hù jìng zhēng
    Privatization is thought to be beneficial in that it promotes competition
  • sī yíng huà de yōu diǎn zài yú néng cù jìn xiāng hù jìng zhēng .
    Privatization is thought to is beneficial in that it promotes competition.
  • jīng yàn， jiào xùn néng gěi rén yǐ yòu yì de xīn zhī shí huò zhì huì de jīng lì、 lì zǐ huò jiàn wén
    An experience, example, or observation that imparts beneficial new knowledge or wisdom.
  • yòu yì yú huò kě néng yòu yì yú nǐ de shēn tǐ sù zhì。
    of benefit to or intended to benefit your physical makeup.
  • wàn néng fú wù qì de shāng yè yōu shì
    Business Benefits of a Universal Server
  • zhè zhǒng tóu zī néng dài lái hěn duō hǎo chù。
    The investment can produce many benefits.
  • tā de shàn xīn shǐ dé xǔ duō qióng hái zǐ shàng dà xué chéng wéi kě néng 。
    His benevolence made it possible for many poor children to attend college.
  • rén cí shì rén de tiān fù běn néng ； dāng mǒu jiá kàn dào mǒu yǐ xiàn yú kùn nán zhī shí， tā de liáng xīn jiù huì cù shǐ tā qù zhǎo mǒu bǐng lái gěi mǒu yǐ bāng máng。
    Benevolence is a natural instinct of the human mind; when A sees B in distress, his conscience always urges him to entreat C to help him.
  • zhè shí màn lì shuō dào : “ nǐ wán quán shì chū yú yī piàn shǒu zú zhī qíng， wǒ hěn pèi fú， kě shì nǐ qiān wàn bù néng gǎn qíng yòng shì， nǐ dé yòu lǐ zhì yī diǎn， ér qiě wǒ jué dé jìn lì yě bù yào jìn dé guòfèn。
    "I admire the activity of your benevolence," observed Mary, "but every impulse of feeling should be guided by reason; and, in my opinion, exertion should always be in proportion to what is required."
  • rú guǒ nǐ bù kuài diǎn， wǒ men zài rù yè qián kě néng wú fǎ dǐ dá。
    If you don't hurry, we might be benighted on the way.
  • duì nǚ xìng 'ér yán , yǐn duǒ － 3－ jiá chún kě yǐ jiāng kě néng dǎo zhì rǔ xiàn 'ái de cí jī sù zhuǎn huà wéi liáng xìng。
    In women, indole-3-carbinol may turn the estrogen associated with breast cancer into a more benign form.
  • fǎn sī guò qù shí shī guò de yōu shēng zhèng cè de jiào xùn shì hěn qīng chǔ de： jué bù néng ràng zhèng fǔ jiè rén cǐ shì， bù guǎn tā shì gè duō me shàn liáng、 cí 'ài de zhèng fǔ。
    Here the message of past eugenic practices is clear. Never let a government, no matter how apparently benign, into the process.