zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • " tuī xiāo shāng pǐn de kǒu cái hěn hǎo , suǒ chéng gōng liǎo。 "
    "He's been successful, because he has a very clever sales pitch."
  • tuò shì yóu kǒu qiāng de tuò xiàn fēn chū lái de .
    Saliva is secreted by glands in the mouth.
  • zhè zhǒng yào gāo shì yòng zài shāng kǒu chù
    This kind of salve is used on wounds.
  • jiǎ jiā chè wēn shěng de shǒu zuì chéng shìwèi zhè shěng de nán tōng de dōng nán zài 1905 nián chè wēn shěng jiàn qián zhè chéng shì zhí shì běi lǐng de shǒu rén kǒu 162, 613
    The capital and largest city of Saskatchewan, Canada, in the southern part of the province southeast of Saskatoon. It was the capital of the Northwest Territories until the province of Saskatchewan was created in1905. Population, 162,613.
  • bèi de bǎo cáng zài kǒu jiù xiāng .
    He's got his life savings stashed (away) in an old suitcase.
  • bié zài shāng kǒu shàng de jiā
    Stop picking at that scab.
  • chuānzhuó jiàn lǐng kǒu yòu shàn xíng zhòu de qún
    She wears a dress with scallops around the neck.
  • zhè lǎo bǎn cháng cháng diǎn diǎn jiè kǒu jiù de yuán gōng
    The employer often scolded his men on the slightest pretence.
  • de kǒu yīn biǎo míng shì lán rén .
    His accent proclaimed him a Scot/that he was a Scot.
  • fēi cháng xiǎo xīn miǎn shāng kǒu zhān shàng
    You must take the most scrupulous care to keep the wound free from the dirt.
  • jǐng fāng jiàn zhù de suǒ yòu chū kǒu fēng suǒ zhù liǎo .
    Police sealed off all the exits from the building.
  • kàn jiàn gǎng kǒu yòu liǎng sōu chuán
    I can see two ships in the harbor.
  • qǐng kàn kàn shuí zài mén kǒu
    Please see who is at the door.
  • dàn 'ér sūn men de 'è yùn shǐ zhōng shǐ men yōu guǎ huānyòu tiān 'āi dào rán zhòng shén duì tiáo shé de shēng mìng kàn zhòng dǎo jiù shì tiáo shé huà gāng chū kǒu jiù kāi shǐ biàn xíng liǎo
    But the misfortunes of their children still weighed upon their minds; And one day Cadmus exclaimed, "If a serpent's life is so dear to the gods, I would I were myself a serpent." No sooner had he uttered the words than he began to change his form.
  • yào yòng yán de kǒu duì hái shuō huà
    Don't speak to the child with severity.
  • chū men bìng méi yòu shí dào de shāng kǒu de yán zhòng xìng
    At first we didn't realized the severity of her wounds.
  • qún zuò hǎo liǎo -- xiàn zài zài féng shàng kǒu dài .
    The skirt is finished I'm now going to sew a pocket on.
  • shí yóu gōng de zhēng shì yòu diǎn diǎn wēi xiǎn xìngsuǒ liàn yóu chǎng de chǎng zhǐ zǒng zài yuǎn rén kǒu zhōng de fāng
    The oil industry is marked by an element of danger, hence the siting of refineries at a distance from population centres.
  • yīn gǎng kǒu shè bèi wéi jiǎn lòuchuán zhù juéqǐng lìng xuǎn chuán huò chuán
    Shipowner refuse as port facilities extremely poor try Panama or Greek.
  • shuō de huà tài ràng rén nán kān -- zhēn zài shuō chū kǒu .
    His remarks were quite shocking unrepeatable, in fact.
  • wēi 'ěr sēn xiān shēng yào zǒu liǎoqǐng sòng dào mén kǒu hǎo ?
    Mr Wilson is leaving now. Will you show him to the door?
  • nán hái jiè kǒu shēng bìng méi yòu cān jiā kǎo shì
    The boy didn't take the exam under the pretence of sickness.
  • wàng wán chéng liǎo zhè xiàng gōng zuò,” tàn kǒu shuō
    I wish I had finished this work, she said with a sigh. “
  • zài jiāo chā kǒu chù yòu tíng chē biāo zhì
    There is a stop sign at an intersection .
  • shā kǒu zhù liǎo .
    The sand has silted up the mouth of the river.
  • zhè gǎng kǒu bèi dǔsè .
    The harbour has silted up.
  • tíng xià lái liǎo kǒu shuǐ , rán hòu jiǎng de shì) .
    He paused to take a sip of water, and then went on (with his story).
  • mǐn liǎo kǒu jiǔ , yòu liǎo chū lái .
    He took one sip of the wine and spat it out.
  • liǎo kǒu chá
    She sipped the hot tea.
  • zuò zhe kǒu wán běn shū
    He finished reading the book at one sitting.
  • sōu chuán qiāoqiāo kāi jìn liǎo gǎng kǒu
    The ship slipped into the harbour at night.
  • qiāoqiāo qián sài jìn kǒu dài
    He slipped the money into his pocket.