zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tiān kōng chū xiàn de pái zhuàng bān wén yún zhào tiān yào xià liǎo
    A mackerel sky is a sure sign of rain to come.
  • sān shí sān tiáo  guó jiā cǎi hóng guān tiáokòng cuò shīshǐ huà féinóng yàonóng yòng nóng xiè nóng yòng chái yóu děng zhù yào nóng shēng chǎn liào nóng chǎn pǐn zhī jiān bǎo chí de jià
    Article 33 The State shall take measures of macro-regulation and control to maintain a reasonable price ratio between agricultural products and the principal means of agricultural production such as chemical fertilizers, pesticides, agricultural plastic films, agricultural machinery and diesel oil for agricultural use.
  • f gōng jué rén de gēbo zhuàng shàng liǎo a xiǎo jiě; a xiǎo jiě shì dāng jīn juàn wèi diǎn xíng de mìng hóng yán
    The Duchesse de F rubbed shoulders with Mademoiselle A, one of sorriest specimens of our modern courtesans;
  • mián qún zài qīng hòu jiù tuì liǎo
    The madras skirt bled when it was first washed.
  • yóu bāng gōng zhì zào de zhǒng zhǐ cháng yòng zuò xìng céng méi jiè huò chuān kǒng xìn méi jiè de
    A polyester film manufactured by DuPont, often used as a base for magnetically coated or perforated information media.
  • sōng zhuō miàn xiāng yòu céng táo huā xīn de zhuāng shì bǎn
    The pine table top is overlaid with a mahogany veneer.
  • guǐlìn guǐ
    A malicious or petty person.
  • shāo wēi diǎn huáng yóu zài ròu shàngyán liào yòng hěn
    spread the margarine thinly over the meat; apply paint lightly.
  • huī jiāng yòng lái tián chōng zhuān shí jiàn zhù zhōngfèng de huī jiāng
    A thin mortar used to fill cracks and crevices in masonry.
  • wéi chǎn shēng yán měi xiàng shàng fàng zhì sān jīng guǎnxíng chéng jīng xiǎn shì de yòu yuán zhèn
    To produce color, three thin-film transistors are placed at each pixel, creating the active matrix of the AMLCD.
  • zhōng guónèi yòu xiě zhe zhēn yán xiǎo zhǐ piàn de zhé dié bǐng
    (Chinese) thin folded wafer containing a maxim on a slip of paper.
  • zhǐ néng kào wēi de shōu lái yǎng jiā
    He had to support his family with his meager income.
  • kào xiě zuò diǎn wēi de shōu shēng huó
    She lives on the meager income from her writing.
  • kào wēi de gōng yǎng jiā
    He can not support his family on his meager salary.
  • zhōng guó shì zhǎn zhōng guó jiārén kǒu duō jīng nóng cūn yóu
    China is a developing country with a large population, a meager heritage and an underdeveloped economy, especially in the rural areas.
  • zhǐ néng kào wēi de shōu lái yǎng jiā
    He had to support his family with his meagre income.
  • diàn yuán shì shāng diàn de yuán wēi de xīn gōng jiā tíng de fèi yòng jià nián nián zēngzhǎngxīn gěi wǎng wǎng shù nián zēngǒu bèi qīng tánbiàn jiàn jiào dié
    The shop assistants are employees of shops and stores, supporting their families on meagre pay and getting an increase perhaps only once in several years while prices rise every year. If by chance you get into intimate conversation with them, they invariably pour out their endless grievances.
  • dàn shì qīng xǐng kàn dào men de xué shù shuǐ píng tóng shì jiè xiān jìn shuǐ píng de chā hái hěn xué shù liàng hái hěn ruòyuǎn néng shì yìng xiàn dài huà jiàn shè de yào
    But we must be clear-sighted and recognize that there is still an enormous gap between the level of our science and technology and that of the most advanced countries, and that our scientific and technical forces are still too meagre to meet the needs of our modernization programme.
  • shēng huò děng de huò
    A thin skin or film, such as an organic membrane or a liquid film.
  • bēng jǐn de zhuàng hěn jǐn de píng bǎn huò miàn
    A tightly stretched sheet or membrane, as on the head of a drum.
  • nián huò zhì de céng
    A thin layer of bone, membrane, or other tissue.
  • guān nèi de huò
    A wall, septum, or other separating membrane in an organism.
  • cǎi tòu míng guāng bǎn tái dēng guāng zhào míng yòng de ér tòu míng de guāng bǎn
    A thin, transparent membrane used over a theatrical light to color it.
  • kāi kǒu zhǒng zài gòu zào biǎo miàn shàng de kāi kǒu zài shàng
    An opening in the surface of a structure, as in a membrane.
  • bǎn fēn kāi de fēn bǎn
    A membranous part that divides or separates.
  • jūn yuán zhǒng yóu zhì gòu chéng de gài huò fēn de jūn huò nǎo
    A covering or partition of thin membranous tissue, such as the veil of a mushroom or a membrane of the brain.
  • hán yòu chún dehuò chōng mǎn chún de
    containing, or impregnated with, menthol.
  • qǐng gěi xuě de yān
    I'd like Salem Menthol, please.
  • guò shì jìn rén xìng zhī shàn de shǐ zhěwēi dàodàn néng jìn wēi zhī bèi gǎn wēn qǐng
    My heart was warmed as I played the small role of messenger in this tribute to the good in the human spirit.
  • rèn néng fēn liè wéi piàn de biàn zhì yán
    any metamorphic rock that can be split into thin layers.
  • piànzhèn dòng bǎn zhǒng de yuán pányóu shì zài mài fēng diàn huà shōu huà zhǒngxiǎng yìng shēng zhèn dòng chǎn shēng xìn hào huò zhě xiǎng yìng diàn xìn hào zhèn dòng chǎn shēng shēng
    A thin disk, especially in a microphone or telephone receiver, that vibrates in response to sound waves to produce electric signals, or that vibrates in response to electric signals to produce sound waves.
  • zài xiǎn wēi jìng xià bāo kàn shàng xiàng tòu míng de jiāo zhuàng zhōu wéi yòu hěn de
    Under a microscope, a cell looks like a bit of clear jelly with a thin wall round it.