师zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài bìng rén bèi zhì liáo qián wéi bìng rén jìn xíng má zuì de zhuān mén yī shī 。
    a specialist who administers an anesthetic to a patient before he is treated.
  • lǎng， kè láo fú dé · wēi lián sēn 1815 － 1878 měi guó wài kē yī shēng， má zuì shī de xiān qū， shì zuì zǎo shǐ yòng yǐ mí zuò má zuì jì de rén zhī yī（ 1842 nián）
    American surgeon and pioneer anesthetist who was among the first(1842) to use ether as an anesthetic.
  • jiù sǐ fú shāng de tiān shǐ； zhào gù bié rén de tiān shǐ； zhù zhì yī shī 。
    a ministering angel; the angels ministrant sang; the attending physician.
  • bèi dì · léi xiǎo jiě qù jiàn zhè yī qún kàn qǐ lái xiàng jiǎ tiān shǐ yī yàng de hái zǐ men de shí hòu， jiào qū mù shī qīn zì wéi tā hù jià。
    The pastor escorted Miss Betty Ray in to meet the pseudo-angelic-looking group.
  • zhuān gōng xuè guǎn xué de nèi kē yī shī 。
    a physician who specializes in angiology.
  • zhí shì yīng guó shèng gōng huì、 dōng zhèng jiào hé luó mǎ tiān zhù jiào de jiào táng zhōng jǐn cì yú mù shī jí bié de shén zhí rén yuán
    A cleric ranking just below a priest in the Anglican, Eastern Orthodox, and Roman Catholic churches.
  • shén fù luó mǎ tiān zhù jiào huò 'àng gé lǔ jiào de mù shī huò shén fù
    A priest or clergyman in the Roman Catholic or Anglican churches.
  • míng yù mù shī chí yòu shòu fèng mù shī de míng yù tóu xián dàn wú fèng lù de yīng guó shèng gōng huì mù shī
    An Anglican cleric holding the honorary title of prebend without a stipend.
  • bù zàn chéng yīng guó guó jiào jiào yì de mù shī
    A dissenting minister, ie in a church that refuses to accept Anglican doctrine
  • shòu fèng mù shī chí yòu jiào táng fèng lù de yīng guó shèng gōng huì mù shī ； shòu fèng mù shī
    A member of the Anglican clergy who is the holder of a cathedral or church benefice; a prebend.
  • shèng cān lǐ kāi shǐ shí chàng de zàn měi shī mù shī kāi shǐ zōng jiào yí shì shí， tè bié shì zài yīng guó shèng gōng huì jiào táng zhōng chàng de shèng gē huò zàn měi shī
    A hymn or psalm sung when the ministers enter at the opening of a service, especially in the Anglican Church.
  • yīng guó guó jiào huì jiào qū wěi yuán yīng guó guó jiào de jiào huì zhí shì， měi nián yóu jiào qū mù shī huò jiào tú tuī xuǎn， zhù chí jiào qū de fēi zōng jiào hé fǎ lǜ shì wù
    A lay officer in the Anglican Church chosen annually by the vicar or the congregation to handle the secular and legal affairs of the parish.
  • yī gè zài 1688 nián gé mìng hòu jù jué duì wēi lián hé mǎ lì yǐ jí tā men de jì chéng rén xuān shì xiào zhōng hé chéng rèn tā men zhì gāo wú shàng de lǐng shèng fèng de yīng guó shèng gōng jiào mù shī
    A beneficed Anglican clergyman who refused to take the Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy to William and Mary and their successors after the Glorious Revolution of1688.
  • jiào táng mù shī de fèng lù zhù guǎn mù shī cóng shèng gōng huì zài jiào táng huò dà jiào táng de jī jīn huò shōu rù zhōng chōu qǔ de fèng lù； zǒng jiào táng huò jiào táng mù shī de cái chǎn
    A stipend drawn from the endowment or revenues of an Anglican cathedral or church by a presiding member of the clergy; a cathedral or church benefice.
  • xiǎng yòu jīng shén shàng hé xíng zhèng guǎn lǐ shàng quán wēi de gāo jí mù shī ； jī dū jiào zhōng zhǐ dìng lái jiān shì mù shī de rén； zài yī xiē jiào huì（ rú yīng guó guó jiào zōng jiào tuán tǐ， dōng zhèng jiào luó mǎ tiān zhù jiào） bèi rèn wéi shì。
    a clergyman having spiritual and administrative authority; appointed in Christian churches to oversee priests or ministers; considered in some churches (Anglican Communion and Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic) to be successors of the twelve apostles of Christ.
  • lǎo shī shēng qì dì duì nà bān chǎo chǎo rǎng rǎng de xué shēng zhòu qǐ méi tóu。
    The teacher frowned angrily at the noisy class.
  • xué shēng men tīng dào tā men lǎo shī de yǎn jiǎng 'ér shòu dào gǔ wǔ。
    The studends were animated by their teather's speech.
  • mù shī huò chàng shī bān zhǐ huī chuān de yī zhǒng dào huái bù de hēi sè wài yī。
    an ankle-length black garment worn by priests or choristers.
  • xiàn zài wǒ zhè dòng fáng zǐ guǎn lǐ shí fēn hùn luàn， ān nà bèi 'ěr shěn shěn nài xīn dì zhēng xún dà jiā， zài zhǐ yòu yī gè chú shī jiān guǎn jiā， yī gè nǚ pú yǔ yī gè cháo lái wǎn qù de nǚ gōng de qíng kuàng xià， zěn me dǎ lǐ hǎo fáng zǐ。
    Now the house was going to rack and ruin. Aunt Annabel patiently inquired how it could be expected to do anything else, with only a cook-housekeeper, one maid, and a daily.
  • yú shì， zài tā kuài dào qī suì shēng rì shí， jiā lǐ biàn gù liǎo yī míng jiā tíng jiào shī -- ān ní · shā lì wén。
    So, just before her seventh birthday, the family hired a private tutor - Anne Sullivan.
  • yú shì qī gè shī de jù jiān jìhuà chū xiàn liǎo， yú shì yī yuè shí qī rì de mìng lìng fā bù liǎo， yú shì yè tǐng jiāo fù shěn pàn liǎo。
    Hence their plan to mass seven divisions in an annihilation campaign, hence their Order of January 17, and hence their trial of Yeh Ting.
  • wǒ men de chú shī tū rán shuō yào lí qù , zhè shǐ wǒ men fēi cháng jīng qí。
    Our cook's sudden announcement that she was leaving took us quite by surprise.
  • bàn lǐ lí hūn 'àn jiàn de lǜ shī 。
    a lawyer specializing in actions for divorce or annulment.
  • zhèng fǔ měi nián huì bō kuǎn 7,200 wàn yuán， wéi zài zhí jiào shī tí gōng zú gòu de shòu xùn jī huì， xié zhù tā men zài zhǐ dìng qī xiàn nèi dá dào jī zhǔn。
    Ample training opportunities will be provided by the Government to serving teachers to help them meet the benchmarks within the prescribed period at a cost of $72 million per annum.
  • gōng yuán 487 nián， gāo chē fù fú luó bù shǒu lǐng 'ā fú zhì luó yǔ qí dì qióng qí shuài suǒ shǔ shí yú wàn bù luò ( hù ) xī qiān， zài chē shī qián bù ( jīn tù lǔ fān jiāo hé gù chéng ) xī běi jiàn lì gāo chē guó。
    In 487, Avochilo, chief of the Puwurgur tribe of the Gaoche, and his brother Qunqi led more than 100,000 families to migrate westward, and founded the state of Gaoche to the northwest of Anterior Cheshi (the ancient city of Jiaohe near modern Turpan).
  • biàn hù lǜ shī men huá jī de dòng zuò jiāng shěn pàn biàn chéng liǎo duì zhèng yì de huá jī de mó fǎng
    The antics of the defense attorneys turned the trial into a burlesque of justice.
  • 1960 nián 5 yuè 6 rì， zài tānɡ sēn qǔ liǎo 19 suì de bǐ lì shí nǚ jì chéng rén mǎ lì · yǎ mǎ niè zhī hòu bù jiǔ， mǎ gé lì tè jià gěi liǎo shàng liú shè huì de shè yǐng shī ān dōng ní · ā mǔ sī tè lǎng - qióng sī。
    On May 6,1960, soon after Townsend married 19-year-old Belgian heiress Marie Luce Jamagne, Margaret wed society photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones.
  • lǎo shī chēng zàn tā qiú zhī de yù wàng。
    The teacher praised him for his anxiety for knowledge.
  • wǒ shòu bù liǎo liǎo！（ lǐ yáng lǎo shī cháng yòng）
    I can't take it anymore.
  • lǜ shī tiǎo zhèng cí de máo bìng
    The lawyer picked the testimony apart.
  • lā 'ào kǒng tè luò yī de tài yáng shén jì shī ， yīn jǐng gào tè luò yī rén bù yào zhōng mù mǎ jì 'ér lián tóng qí 'èr gè 'ér liǎo yī qǐ bèi liǎng tiáo hǎi mǎng shā sǐ
    A Trojan priest of Apollo who was killed along with his two sons by two sea serpents for having warned his people of the Trojan horse.
  • tā yīn chí dào 'ér xiàng lǎo shī dào qiàn。
    She apologized to her teacher for coming to schoollate.