zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shì shì nòng diǎn dōng lái chī
    I'll try and rustle up something to eat.
  • tīng jiàn yòu xiē dōng zài xīn de yōu mèn hòu miàn xiāo xiāo zuò xiǎnghéng héng néng kàn jiàn men
    I hear some rustle of things behind my sadness of heart,--I cannot see them.
  • yòu dōng chū shā shā shēng 'ér guò
    Something was rustling along.
  • kàn jiàn wèi miàn cāng bái de chuānzhuó tuì de guǎ sāngfú shǒu qiān zhe xiǎo háilìng shǒu zhe cóng shì chǎng shàng mǎi lái de shǎo dōng
    I saw a wan woman in rusty widow's weed leading a child in one hand and carrying her frugal marketings in the other.
  • chī dōng de yàng tǐng cán rěn shēng jǔjué shí
    He ate in a ruthless manner , champing his food.
  • shǐ rén máng shēnghuò chóng bàide shì shǐ rén men chǎn shēng máng 'ér huǐ miè xìng de qíng huò zhě qíng shǐ rén men wéi zhī shēng de dōng mǒu zhǒng xìn yǎng huò zhì
    Something, such as a belief or an institution, that elicits blind and destructive devotion or to which people are ruthlessly sacrificed.
  • shòu cháng de cháng qīng de guàn yòu xuán guà de bái huò fěn de huā cóngfēn zài běi jiā dào měi guó dōng běi de cháo shī de suān xìng
    wiry evergreen shrub having pendent clusters of white or pink flowers; of wet acidic areas in Arctic and Canada to northeastern United States.
  • zhè xiē shā dàn jīng guò fén shāoshèng de huī jìn jiù huì hán tàn suān yánshì jiàng rǎng suān xìng de hǎo dōng
    Or, once in the incinerator the resulting ash will be rich in carbonates, good for making the soil less acidic.
  • jiā wàng de shǒu zuì de chéng shìwèi wàng zhōng dōngrén kǒu 156, 700
    The capital and largest city of Rwanda, in the central part of the country east of Lake Kivu. Population,156, 700.
  • wàng wàng fēi zhōu zhōng dōng guó jiācéng shì guó shí tǒng zhì de 'ān lóng zhí mín de fēn, 1962 nián huò zhí mín de nán chéng wéi lóng jiā shì wàng shǒu zuì chéng shìrén kǒu 5, 109, 000
    A country of east-central Africa. Part of the colonial territory of Ruanda-Urundi administered by Germany and Belgium, it achieved independence in1962. The southern portion of the territory became the country of Burundi. Kigali is the capital of Rwanda and its largest city. Population,5, 109, 000.
  • běn chōng shéng dǎo nán chéng shìwèi zhōng guó hǎi dōng de liú qiú qún dǎoshì gāi dǎo de gǎng kǒu shāng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 303, 680
    A city of southwest Okinawa, Japan, in the Ryukyu Islands on the East China Sea. It is a port and the commercial center of the islands. Population,303, 680.
  • zhǒng wān de dōng fāng dāobiān yuán zài rèn de chù
    a curved oriental saber; the edge is on the convex side of the blade.
  • yóu wān xià yāo lái cóng zuì xià miàn de chōu zhōng dōng jìn chū yāo suān bèi tòng liǎo
    Her back was aching from having to get down in order to put things in and out of the bottom drawer.
  • zuó tiān gòu mǎi de dōng tài duō yāo suān bèi téng
    Yesterday I was so loaded with heavy shopping that my back was aching.
  • biāo rén wàng dào de dōng biāo
    Something that one wishes to achieve; a goal.
  • yòng lái dào mǒu de de dōng
    something used to achieve a purpose.
  • guò de qiē tǒng zhì jiē huān chàng zhè dōng duō suǒ wèi shèng rén xián rén huān chàng zhè dōng dàn shì lùn shuídōu méi yòu zhēn zhèng shí xíng guòyīn wéi zài jiē shè huì shì néng shí xíng de
    All the ruling classes of the past were fond of advocating it, and so were many so-called sages and wise men, but nobody has ever really practised it, because it is impossible in class society.
  • shì zhǐ duì dōng fāng de rénzòng lìng shì duì fāng de rényào rén yòu rén yào gòu chéng zhēn shì rén de shè huì yào yòu 'ér yàng shì yòu jià zhí deyòu yòng de
    They also apply to both people in the East and in the West. In short, they are timeless and beyond the constraint of space.By and large, core teachings of the two venerable sages have stood the test of time, and they will probably always have a role in human society.
  • shā de dōng biān fēn
    the eastern part of the Sahara Desert.
  • cóng nán dào kěn tǎn sāng de luó rén suǒ shuō de dōng fēi zhōu de fēn zhī
    a family of E African languages spoken by Nilotic peoples from the Sahara south to Kenya and Tanzania.
  • zài fēi zhōu nán shā yòu 2450 wàn rén huàn yòu 'ài bìngnán dōng nán yòu 560 wàn rén huàn bìng měi yòu 130 wàn rén huàn bìngběi měi yòu 90 wàn rén huàn bìngzài 'ōu yòu 52 wàn rén huàn bìng
    24.5 million people are living with the disease in sub-Saharan Africa, 5.6 million in South/Southeast Asia, 1.3 million in Latin America, 900,000 in North America and 520,000 in Western Europe.
  • jiā zhōng shì de fēi zhōu wáng guówèi xiàn zài de sài nèi jiā 'ěr dōng nán máo nán néng gōng yuán jiàn bìng fán róng lái yuán yīn wéi héng kuà liǎo chuān shā xíng duì de xiàngāi wáng guó zài 11 shì hòu shuāi luò
    A medieval African kingdom in what is now eastern Senegal, southwest Mali, and southern Mauritania. It was founded probably in the6th century a.d. and prospered because of its location astride the trans-Saharan caravan routes. The kingdom declined after the11th century.
  • zhǐ shuō liǎo xiǎng shuō de dōng tuán duì zuò
    I just said something I wanted to say, such as teamwork
  • yuē hàn shuō:“ shuōyào shì zhǎo dào liǎo de dōng jiù gāi shuí zhǎo dào guī shuí。”
    John said, “ I ll say finders keepers when I find something of yours!”
  • xiǎo xíng de dōng xiǎo xíng de dōng xiǎo xíng fān chuán huò xiǎo xíng sài chē
    A class of small objects, as a class of very small sailboats or racing cars.
  • běi měi zhōu dōng tōng de róng yuán
    common salamander of eastern North America.
  • chǎn měi guó dōng nán de xué róng yuánbèi lüè dài
    brownish-black burrowing salamander of southeastern United States.
  • xiāo shòu zhù rèn shì wèi méi yòu shí jiàn jīng yàn de zhǐ huī zhě héng héng yào qiú men zēng jiā xiāo shòu liàngér què cóng lái méi yòu shòu chū guò yàng de dōng
    The sales director is a desk general-he's asking us to increase sales yet he's never made a single sale himself.
  • shēng rén jìn sǒng yǒng rén men mǎi men bìng yào de dōng
    Salesmen do their best to lead people on to buy things they do not need.
  • lǐng jīn de lǎo rén men hěn róng shàng zhè xiē 'āi jiā 'āi lái tuī xiāo dōng de rén de dāng
    Old-aged pensioners are easy meat for some of these door-to-door salesmen.
  • men zěn me zhì zào zhè yàng nán mài de dōng wàng men yòu shí hòu kǎo dào men zhè xiē xiāo shòu yuán
    How come they make thing that sell so badly? I wish they would think of us, the salesmen sometimes.
  • zhè xiē dōushì xiē shí yòng de dōng wàng yuè yīng shā lóngde rén zài chū guó xué qián dōuyào kǎo xià zhè xiē qíng kuàng
    These are practical things and I hope that people who read your English Salon will think about it before going overseas to study.