zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • rán 'ér men jiāng ...
    We would mention, however, that...
  • rán ér, 17 zhù yào de gōng yíng gòu zài zhuān yuán de zhí quán fàn wéi nèi
    However, 17 other major public organisations do;
  • rán érzhè xiē xiàn zhǐ cún zài de xīn
    However,boundaries exist only in your mind.
  • jīn rán
    However, things are quite different today.
  • rán érzhè zhǒng qíng kuàng bìng zǒng shì shēng
    However, this does not always happen.
  • rán ér men suǒ xué de shì yòu yòng chù de
    However, what we learnt is useful.
  • jìn guǎn fǎn zhèng shì rán ér
    Mark youbnevertheless; all the same; however
  • guān chá xià pāi xià de lǎo shǔ xīng de xīn xiàngtiān wén xué jiā men jiù néng zhǎo chū shù de lán kuài zhuàng zài zhè xiē zhōng héng xīng zhǒng xiāng duì duō yàng huà de rán chū xiàn héng héng xīng zhōng nián yuē chū xiàn 12 xīn xīng
    Looking at the new Hubble image of the Mice, for example, astronomers can pick out numerous regions of blue patches, areas in which stars are popping up at a relatively prolific rate -- Barnes estimates the galaxies are producing on the order of a dozen new stars a year.
  • zhè niànduì rán fēi cháng shú héng héng w·h· sēnduì huì huà de qiǎo hěn zài xíng héng héng ·
    this girl, so intimate with nature-W.H.Hudson; knowledgeable about the technique of painting- Herbert Read.
  • jié chuǎn gān wán huó , rán hòu hěn jiān nán zǒu chū fáng jiān
    Jack huffed himself up and stumped out of the room.
  • yīn wéi men méi yòu dào mén kǒu yíng jiē jiù fèn fèn rán ér
    She went off in a huff just because we failed to meet her at the entrance.
  • yōng bào liǎo xià 'ér rán hòu ràng shàng chuáng shuì jué
    She give her son a hug and put him to bed.
  • dāng men yōng bào wěn bié shí xiǎng qīn de miàn jiá rán xiǎng dào shì de zhēn liǎn shì huà zhuāng miàn
    And he gave me hug goodbye the first day and I went to kiss him on the cheek, and I realized like that this is not really his face, it's the prosthetics.
  • suǒ yòu zhè xiē xiāng dāng páng rán zhàn yòng piàn de
    All are quite vast, covering huge area.
  • shēng huó hǎo xíng xiǎng shì xíng de xiànshī liǎo xiànzhǐ hǎo tíng zhǐ qián jìn liǎoshēng huó rán méi yòu mùdìjīng jiù jié liǎo。( guǒ guó
    Life is like to travel,ideal is its route,without which,one has to stop.If life has no aim,energy will be exhausted.(Hugo France)
  • tiáo chuán de chuán rán hēi tài tài zài zhōng chū xiàn
    The hull of a ship loomed up suddenly through the fog.
  • tīng zhe pái fēng shàn chū wēi ruò de wēng wēng shēnggǎn dào shì qīng chén de kōng réng rán shì me liáng shuǎng
    He listened to the quiet hum of the window fan and felt the still cool morning air that filled the bedroom.
  • shì jiè guó xiǎn rán yuàn zài duō shōu róng yìn zhī nànmín yòu shí guó jiā shēng chēngyuè nán ”、 cǎi rén dào cuò shīfáng zhǐ rén mín shàn jìng
    The world has clearly had its fill of Indochinese refugees. Fifty nations said it was "imperative" that Vietnam institute "humane measures" to keep its citizens from leaving without permission.
  • rén xīn zhōng néng biàn yòu zhǒng 'ài de qīng xiàngruò zhōng mǒu zhuān de duì xiàng shēn shàngjiù rán huì shī zhī gèng guǎng fàn de zhòngshǐ chéng wéi rén shàn de rén xiàng yòu de sēng yàng
    There is in man's nature, a secret inclination and motion, towards love of others, which if it is not spent upon some one or a few, doth naturally spread itself towards many, and maketh men become humane and charitable; as it isseen sometime in friars.
  • chú zhī wài zài jiào shì men de zhǐ yǐn xià jiàn xiē rén de gōng xūnxún qiú diǎn pàn jué qīng nián zhǎn shuāng shǒuyòng qián diào shé tóu rán hòu huó huó shāo yīn wéi zài qún shàng de 'āng zàng zhàng duì cóng liù shí zhī wài kàn jiàn de fāng jīng guò shíjìng rán méi yòu guì dǎo zài xiàng zhì jìng
    Under the guidance of her Christian pastors, she entertained herself besides, with such humane achievements as sentencing a youth to have his hands cut off, his tongue torn out with pincers, and his body burned alive, because he had not kneeled down in the rain to do honour to a dirty procession of monks which passed within his view, at a distance of some fifty or sixty yards.
  • rén dào zhù zuò wéi lùn wèn dào wèn dāng rán shì yào yán jiū tǎo lùn de
    Of course, humanism may and should be studied and discussed as a theoretical and ethical question.
  • yuán shǐ zhuàng tài yōu de zhuàng tài yòu bié de rén lèi de rán zhuàng tài
    Humankind's natural state as distinguished from the state of grace.
  • zhè wèi shēng suī rán zhì hǎo liǎo duō rén de bìngdàn duì de gōng zuò réng hěn qiān xùn
    The doctor was humble about his work, although he cured many people.
  • men néng jié hūn rán hòu xiàn xiàng xiē lǎo nián yàng de píng fán
    They may marry, and sink to the humdrum of other old marry people.
  • suī rán xiāo xiān shēng hái suàn mǎn qiān hěn yòu néngxiāo tài tài zēng hèn yán cháo shī de xià tiāngēn lín yòu xián tài jìnzhēn shì tòng kān。“ yào mìng bān jiā。” xiāo tài tài shuō
    While Mr. Schroeter is fairly content, an eighth move is a real possibility. Mrs. Schroeter, who hates the hot, humid summers and living so close to her neighbors, is miserable. "I'd give my eye teeth to get out of here," Mrs. Schroeter said.
  • huò chéng rèn dào:“ suī rán néng zhù dào shǒu bèi miàn de cháo shāo wēi zēng jiā liǎo diǎndàn shì men de shǒu què hàn desuǒ gēn běn gǎo qīng chǔ yòu shénme chā bié。”
    "You might notice a slight increase in humidity on the back side," admits Hockaday, "but our hand is mce and sweaty, so you wouldn't know the difference."
  • yóu tuán de duō shù rén xià fàng xià chuāng lián tǎng zài chuáng shàng shuì juédàn shì suī rán me shòuxuē què méi yòu xiàng bié rén yàng yīn wéi yán rèhuo cháo shī gǎn dào me nán shòu
    Most of the tourist party spent the afternoon lying on their beds with the shades drawn, but Jim, who was as lean as an alley cat, suffered much less than the others from the heat and humidity.
  • rén mín duì běi jīng duì tái běi de 'è xiū gèng shì jué duì de wéi ránxián rèn tái wān yīngyǒu gèng de guó huó dòng kōng jiān néng jiàn
    Taiwanese are absolutely against Beijing browbeating, humiliating and isolating the island. They feel Taiwan deserves greater international space and visibility.
  • xiàn méng shòu chǐ jìn rán
    He was boiling over with rage at his humiliation.
  • suī rán shì men men què gěng gěng huái wàng xún zhǎo xīn de huì píng xīn jiā
    They can t forgive Singapore for such self-inflicted humiliation, and would look for fresh opportunities to humble it
  • qiān bēi shì suǒ yòu rén xuān yángméi yòu rén fèng xíng rán ér měi réndōu yuàn tīng dào de měi
    Humility is a virtue all preach, none practice, and yet everybody is content to hear.
  • qiān bēi xiǎn rán shì de rén shēng zuò yòu míngfǒu jīn tiān wèn céng zài sān shí nián qián jiē chù guò de rén men jué huì duì yòu me shēn de yìn xiàng
    Obviously, humility is his life's motto. If this were not the case, then he would not have created such a deep impression on people who have come into contact with him thirty or forty years ago.