zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhuā zhù mǒu zhǒng jiè kǒu
    Fastened on a pretext
  • jiè kǒu yǒu piàn liǎo
    He cheated me under the pretext of friendship.
  • shēn jiā wéi jiè kǒu ér kāi
    He stayed away on the pretext of ill health.
  • shēn jiā wéi jiè kǒu ér kāi liǎo
    He stayed away under the pretext of ill health.
  • jiè kǒu tóu téng zǒu liǎo
    He went away on the pretext(excuse) of a headache.
  • bào jūn zǒng wéi zhǎo dào bào zhèng de jiè kǒu
    A tyrant will always find a pretext for his tyranny.
  • zhǒng zhǒng jiè kǒu jué jiàn men
    He refused to see them on one pretext or another.
  • jiè kǒu tóu téng zǒu liǎo
    He went away on the pretext (excuse) of a headache.
  • wèi qiáng diào jiè kǒu shì méi yòu yòng chù de
    There is no sense in fastening on that pretext of yours.
  • zhōng zhǎo liǎo jiè kǒushuō liǎo shēng jiù zǒu liǎo
    At noon she excused herself on some pretext and left the house.
  • jiè kǒu bìng liǎo méi shàng xué
    He was absent from school on the pretext that he was ill.
  • suǒ yòu de shén dōuchéng liǎo bèi shèng cān de jiè kǒuzhù jiào ràng rén bǎi
    Every cure furnished the pretext for a good meal: the Bishop did not interfere.
  • zhè xiǎo nán hái jié xiǎng zhǎo zuò zuò de jiè kǒu
    The little boy tried very hard to find a pretext for not do his homework.
  • xiàng tǎo jiào wéi jiè kǒushàng mén zhǎo jiè liǎo shí yīng bàng
    On the pretext of asking for my advice ,he called and borrowed 10 from me.
  • táo tài de shēng chǎn néng jué néng rèn jiè kǒu xíng shì huī shēng chǎn
    Production capacity once eliminated must never be put to use again under any pretext or in any form.
  • fāng guó jiā jiè kǒu jiào 'àn xiàng zhōng guó zhèng shī jiā jūn shì huò zhèng zhì chū zhǒng zhǒng yào qiúqiǎngpò péi kuǎn shā shèn zhì wéi kǒu shí dòng qīn lüè zhàn zhēng
    On the pretext of these religious cases the Western powers imposed military and political pressure on the Chinese government. They put forward various unreasonable demands, compelled the Chinese government to pay indemnities, and arrested and executed innocent people. Moreover, they even launched aggressive wars on such a pretext.
  • dàn shìzhè jué néng chéng wéi lǐng dǎo guān xīn gōng rén de jiè kǒuyóu néng chéng wéi gōng huì zhì guān xīn gōng rén de jiè kǒu
    But this circumstance must not be used by the leadership in enterprises -- still less by the trade unions -- as a pretext for indifference to the workers' welfare.
  • xìn zhōng shuō:“ fǎn dòng de huài fènzǐ men zhèng jiè kǒu bǎo de 'ān quán 'ér jìn xíng wēi hài de huó dòngduì zhèng shè píng 。”
    In his letters, the Dalai Lama wrote, "Reactionary, evil elements are carrying out activities endangering me under the pretext of ensuring my safety. I am taking measures to calm things down."
  •   yuán liào yòng wéi míngjìn kǒu néng yòng zuò yuán liào de fèi de zhào qián kuǎn guī dìng chǔfá
    Whoever imports, under the pretext of using it as raw material, solid waste that cannot be used as such shall be punished in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph.
  • yào zhǎo bài fǎng de jiè kǒu bìng nán zhī dào de zhù zhǐ dào chù tīngdàn shuídōu méi gào
    A pretext was not difficult to find. Unfortunately, I did not know his address, and of all those I had questioned, no one had been able to tell me what it was.
  • fāng guó jiā jiè kǒujiào 'àn”, xiàng zhōng guó zhèng shī jiā jūn shì huò zhèng zhì chū zhǒng zhǒng yào qiúqiǎngpò péi kuǎn shā shèn zhì wéi kǒu shí dòng qīn lüè zhàn zhēng
    On the pretext of these religious cases the Western powers imposed military and political pressure on the Chinese government. They put forward various unreasonable demands, compelled the Chinese government to pay indemnities, and arrested and executed innocent people.
  • zhè duì zhè lǎo nián rén lái shuōshì chén zhòng de yīn wéi zhè xià jiù zài tán shàng 'ér hái yòu shénme xiāng zhī chù liǎodàn wéi shí wǎnzhè shàofù jīng chéng liǎo jīng shén shàng de 'ān wèijiǎn zhí chéng liǎo lài shēng cún xià de wéi de jiè kǒu tuō
    It was a terrible blow for the old man, for any resemblance with his daughter stopped there. But it was too late. The young woman had become an emotional necessity, his only pretext and his sole reason for living.
  • zài mǒu zhǒng céng miàn shàng men hái tíng liú zài lái pǐn kǒu huò guì 'ér hǎode zhuàng tài xià men què yìng gāi zhī jué zhè yàng zhǒng xīn tài kuò shèn zhì chéng wéi dài rén chǔshì de zhù dǎo
    In a sense, Singaporeans still cherish the myth that Western products are better because they are more pricey. Yet we should not upgrade the belief to such a level that it governs how we think and treat our fellow creatures.
  • yuán chǎn měi zhōu de xiān rén zhǎng shǔxiān rén zhǎng shǔ de zhǒngbiǎn píng guān jié de xiān rén zhǎng zuò shēng kǒu liào
    large genus of cactuses native to America: prickly pears.
  • kuā yào yòng bié de kǒu shuō huà
    To speak of with excessive pride.
  • líng cháng shǔ líng cháng mùdì dòng bāo kuò lèi rén yuán yuán hóu mùdì hóuzhù yào zhēng shì shǒu jìn jìn huà kǒu suō duǎn nǎo zēng
    A mammal of the order Primates, which includes the anthropoids and prosimians, characterized by refined development of the hands and feet, a shortened snout, and a large brain.
  • zài suàn yìn zhī jiān de duān kǒunéng gòu shǐ suàn tóng shí xiàng yìn gōng duō zhǒng xìn
    n interface between a computer and a printer where the computer sends multiple bits of information to the printer simultaneously.
  • néng gòu chuán sòng shǎo liàng shù tōng cháng lián zài tiáozhì jiě diào shǔ biāo zhī jiān de duān kǒu
    an interface (commonly used for modems and mice and some printers) that transmits data a bit at a time.
  • xīn wén zhě zhí zài shè cóng zhèng yán rén kǒu zhōng tàn chū xiāo
    Newspaper reporters have been trying to prise the details from government speakers.
  • 5、 jiān gōng zuò zuì fàn de quán qiánzhōng guó gòng yòu jiān láo gǎi chǎng suǒ 680 xiàn yòu zài zuì fàn 110 wàn rénjiān jìn shuài wéi zǒng rén kǒu shù de 0.99
    5. Prison Work and Criminals' Rights At present there are in all 680 prisons and reform-through-labor institutions in China, holding 1.1 million criminals in detention. The rate of imprisonment is 0.99 per thousand of the total population.
  • duì chū kǒu chéng hěn shú
    He is familiar with export procedure.
  • zhōng měi mào fāng shì yòu liǎng xiǎn zhù de diǎn shì zhuǎn kǒu mào wéi zhù lùn zhōng guó duì měi guó chū kǒuhái shì měi guó duì zhōng guó chū kǒu liàng huò dōushì jīng guò xiāng gǎng wéi zhù de sān fāng zhuǎn kǒu deèr shì jiā gōng mào wéi zhù zhōng guó duì měi guó chū kǒu de chǎn pǐn jué fēn wéi jiā gōng chǎn pǐnzhōng guó jìn kǒu yuán cái liào líng jiànchū jiā gōng jiànjiā gōng hòu zài chū kǒu
    Sino-US trade is marked by two characteristics: the bulk of the trade is conducted through entrepot trade and processing trade. Both China's exports to the United States and US exports to China are largely conducted through a third partner, mainly the Hong Kong region, while an overwhelming majority of China's exports to the United States are processed products -- finished goods made of imported raw materials, auxiliary parts or primarily-processed items.