zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • liè chǔyú zhì liàng pǐn zhì huò jià de zhuàng tài bān
    The state of being inferior in quality, character, or value; commonness.
  • de huò bān de zhuàng tài
    the expected or commonplace condition or situation.
  • liú wáng zài wài de lài duì jiù xīzàng biàn de jiàn rén mín qún zhòng běn rén quán de zhuàng kuàng zhǐ jié yǎn shìquè duì xīn xīzàng de zhǎnjìn bǎi bān huǐ gōng
    Making no mention whatsoever of the situation where trampling the people's basic human rights was commonplace in old Tibet, the exiled Dalai Lama has tried by every means to cover it up and vilify and attack the development and progress in new Tibet.
  • bān lái shuō jiào shī néng de biǎo qīng chǔ
    "Generally speaking, teachers are able to communicate their ideas clearly."
  • qiǎo miào gòu qiǎo miào de shī bān de xiǎng xiàngyóu zhǐ shàfèi xīn de huò guòfèn zuò zuò de wén zhāng
    A fanciful poetic image, especially an elaborate or exaggerated comparison.
  • ōu zhōu chē shàng de zhǒng jiàngé jiān miàn bān yòu dào liù gōng shuì jué de
    a compartment on a European passenger train; contains 4 to 6 berths for sleeping.
  • bān lái shuō tmodel de jiàn miáo shù gòng tóng zuò wéi xiàn suǒ lái gēn zōng zhǐ dìng de de jiān róng xìng yuán tóu shì gòu kào de
    In general, it s pretty safe to think of the tModel keys within a services binding description as a fingerprint that can be used to trace the compatibility origins of a given service.
  • duì shāng hài jìn xíng cháng bān huò zhèng shì)。
    compensation (given or received) for an injury or insult.
  • tóng xíng suí jià xià diē kōng tóu pāo shòudàn bān rèn wéi qián de jià xià diē shǔ zàn shí xìng de
    Competitor selling short speculate on further decline however opinion present decline temporary.
  • nián kān yóu zhōng xué huò xué de bān biān ji bìng zhuāng dìng chéng de kān dāng nián de shì jiàn bān hái bāo kuò xué shēng men quán jiào shī de zhào piàn
    A usually bound publication compiled by the graduating class of a school or college, recording the year's events and typically containing photographs of students and faculty.
  • gōng bān decuò zōng de zài shè huò xìng shàng xiàng gōng de gōng bān de
    Resembling a maze, as in design or complexity; labyrinthine.
  • bān lái shuō rén men kàn zhǒng wéi mìng shì cóngwéi wéi nuò nuò de rén。"
    Usually people don't respect those who are too compliant.
  • fěn bān gōng shì wéi( c6h10o5) n de duō táng xiàn zhǒng zhí de gēn shuǐ jiě shí néng chǎn shēng guǒ táng
    A polysaccharide with the general formula(C6H10O5)n that is found in the roots of various composite plants and yields fructose when hydrolyzed.
  • shuō me què wán quán tīng fēi tīng kàn dào bān zhèn dìng ruòbiàn fàng liǎo xīn shì zhāng zuǐ yuè tāo tāo jué liǎo
    He listened to her with perfect indifference while she chose to entertain herself in this manner, and as his composure convinced her that all was safe, her wit flowed long.
  • bān de gōng zhòng jiě
    comprehensible to the general public.
  • tōng gōng zhòng bān yuán zhù bān guī bān shuō láinéng wéi tōng zhě suǒ jiě
    the general public; general assistance; a general rule; in general terms; comprehensible to the general reader.
  • bān xìng biàn huò guǎng fàn bǎo chí de yuán gài niàn huò
    A general or widely held principle, concept, or notion.
  • cóng zhōng gòng tóng zhēng xíng chéng de bān gài niàn
    a general concept formed by extracting common features from specific examples.
  • fán guān bān shì xiàng zhàn lüè xìng zhì de shì xiàngxià bào gào shàng bìng jiē shòu shàng de zhǐ dǎo shōu xié tóng dòng zuò zhī xiào
    In general matters, that is, matters of strategy, the lower levels should report to the higher and follow their instructions so as to ensure concerted action.
  • chāo chū bān suǒ yǔn de fàn wéizuò chū ràng
    Stretch a pointbgo beyond what is usually allowed; make a concession
  • ér qiě guǎn shí dài jiǎng de shí bān yuǎn wèi bāo kuò dāng shí de suǒ yòu xiè
    Furthermore, no matter which era , the 18 instruments are far from concluding all the instruments of that time.
  • rán 'érsuí zhe kuā kuā tán shēn zhuāng shù suǒ de quán chǎng piàn huān zàn tànjiàn jiàn xiāo shī liǎoděng dào liǎo shuō chū děng xiǎn guì de hóng zhù jiào rén jià lín men jiù kāi yǎn zhè shí de huà shí de shēng yīn bèi léi míng bān de dǎo cǎi shēng suǒ yān méi liǎo
    Unfortunately, the admiration and satisfaction so universally excited by his costume died out during his harangue, and when he reached the unlucky concluding words, “ As soon as his Reverence the Cardinal arrives, we will begin,” his voice was drowned in a tempest of hooting.
  • men shuōzhǐ yào yán jiū bān zhàn zhēng de guī jiùděiliǎo shuōzhǐ yào zhào zhe fǎn dòng de zhōng guó zhèng huò fǎn dòng de zhōng guó jūn shì xué xiào chū bǎn de xiē jūn shì tiáo lìng zuò jiùděiliǎo
    They say that it is enough merely to study the laws of war in general, or, to put it more concretely, that it is enough merely to follow the military manuals published by the reactionary Chinese government or the reactionary military academies in China.
  • zhǎng xuān zhèng yuàn shí quán de shìyuàn shǐ”, bān yóu zhōng yāng zhèng zǒng quán guó zhèng de yòu chéngxiàng jiān lǐng
    Yuanshi, the chief minister having real authority in the Xuanzheng Yuan, was a post generally held concurrently by the right-hand prime minister of the central government who was in charge of the whole nation's governmental affairs.
  • kāng kǎi de zèng zèng sòng fāng miàn de kāng kǎi yóu shì zhǐ zhǒng 'ào màn de huò 'ēn bān tài de
    Liberality in bestowing gifts, especially in a lofty or condescending manner.
  • men néng huì shēng bào yuàntàn huò zūn bān gǎn kǎi dàogāi shì shí hòu liǎo”, huò zhě yòng fāng lái ruò huà dào qiàn
    We might, for instance, mutter under our breath, sigh, make a condescending comment such as “ It's about time” or in some other way minimize the apology.
  •   guǒ bāo kuò qiē guó jiā zài nèi de yàng shì jiè lián méng díquè cún zài shí guó suǒ chù de wèi jiāng tóng chéng běi měi zhòng guó de zhōu yàngguò shèng de rén kǒucái néng shù zhì běn jiāng cóng yīng guó liú xiàng 'ōu zhōu guóqíng kuàng jiù tóng xiāng lèi de guò shèng rén kǒucái néng děng cóng měi guó dōng bèi zhōu liú xiàng zhōu yàng héng héng jiǎ dìng guó yòu yīng guó tóng yàng de rén shēn cái chǎn 'ān quántóng yàng de xiàn bān bìng qiě jiǎ dìng yīng guó zhèng néng gòu cóng zhè shì jiè lián méng de tǒng zhì de huà
    If a confederation of all nations existed in reality, as is the case with the separate states constituting the Union of North America, the excess of population, talents, skilled abilities, and material capital would flow over from England to the Continental states, in a similar manner to that in which it travels from the eastern states of the American Union to the western, provided that in the Continental states the same security for persons and property, the same constitution and general laws prevailed, and that the English Government was made subject to the united will of the universal confederation.
  • bān ér yángōng zhāng chéng shòu men guǎng fàn de guǎn quán
    Ordinarily, the Articles of Association of the company will confer upon them wide management powers.
  • zài jiào táng wài zhèn diǎn bān de cǎi zhǐ xiè luò zài duì xīn hūn de xīn rén shēn shàng
    A shower of confetti fell on the newly-married couple outside the church.
  • láo yòng lái guān fàn rén de hēi 'àn de bān wéi xià de fáng jiān huò xiǎo shì
    A dark, often underground chamber or cell used to confine prisoners.
  • fáng 'ài gěi shàng shǒu kào huò shàng liǎo liào kào bān de shù bàn
    To confine or restrain with or as if with manacles; fetter.
  • bān dài zài nán cǎo píng
    She's used to the confines of the South Lawn.