他zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yuàn tā men zài néng píng 'ān huí jiā !
    Would [I would] that they were safe home again!
  • wǒ men dàn yuàn tā huì zài lái。
    We wish that he would come again.
  • hái yòu méi yòu shénme qí tā de？
    Would that is all?
  • xuè cóng tā de shāng kǒu yǒng chū。
    Blood gushed from his wound.
  • tā zài bó dǒu zhōng shòu shāng。
    He is wounded in the fight.
  • tā zài bó dǒu zhōng shòu shāng。
    He was wounded in the fight.
  • tā dǎ shāng liǎo tā de shǒu bì。
    She wounded him in the arm.
  • tā men shā sǐ liǎo nà tóu shòu shāng de xióng。
    They finished off the wounded bear.
  • tā men zhàn gǎng shǒu wèi nà xiē shāng yuán。
    They stood sentry over the wounded.
  • tā jué dé zì zūn xīn shòu dào shāng hài。
    He felt wounded in his self-respect.
  • tā jué dé tā de róng yù [ gǎn qíng ] shòu dào shāng hài。
    He felt wounded in his honour [affections].
  • tā shòu liǎo zhòng shāng， dǎo zài dì shàng。
    He sank to the ground badly wounded.
  • tā men zài jǐn zhuī yī zhǐ shòu shāng de lù。
    They are following up a wounded deer.
  • tā yīn fù shāng 'ér tuì yì .
    He was invalided out of the army because of the wounds he received.
  • tā liúxiě de shāng kǒu； dī xuè de xīn。
    his bleeding wounds; bleeding heart.
  • tā quán shēn shì shāng。
    He is a mass of wounds.
  • tā de shāng kǒu zhèng zài quán yù。
    His wounds are healing up [over].
  • hái jiāogěi liǎo tā men bāozā shāng kǒu。
    They were also taught to dress the wounds.
  • bù yào měng liè de yáo dòng bìng rén zhè huì fáng hài tā de shāng kǒu quán yù。
    Don't disturb the patient's wounds by moving him too rapidly!
  • 2001 nián tā yòu chóngfǎn yǐng tán， pāi shè liǎo《 jué mìng chū lù》。
    2001 saw his return to the big screen with Exit Wounds.
  • wèile jiā shēn tā de chuāngtòng， tā kāi shǐ cháo xiào tā。
    To rub salt into her wounds, he begin to laugh at her.
  • tā yīn fù shāng 'ér tuì yì。
    He is invalid out of the army because of the wounds he receive.
  • lìng xiōng de shāng shì zěn yàng liǎo？ wǒ xī wàng tā hěn kuài hǎo qǐ lái。
    How are the wounds of your brother? I wish he would get well soon.
  • tā bǎ sān gè qíng jié biān zhì chéng yī bù xiǎo shuō。
    He wove three plots into one novel.
  • tā yū huí chuān guò rén qún。
    He wove his way through a crowd.
  • tā bǎ sì tiáo qíng jié biān chéng yī bù xiǎo shuō。
    He wove four plots together into a novel.
  • tā shì gēn jù zì jǐ de jīng lì xiě chéng zhè běn shū de。
    He wove the book from his own experience.
  • nà wèi lǎo rén bǎ tā shuō de biān chéng liǎo yī gè fù zá de gù shì。
    The old wove what he said into a complicated story.
  • tā gēn jù lì shǐ shū shàng de jǐ duàn shì shí biān liǎo yī gè yòu qù de gù shì。
    He wove an interesting story from a few facts in a history book.
  • tā zài rén qún zhōng qū zhé chuān xíng。
    He weaved his way through the crowd.
  • tā zài chē liàng wǎng lái de dào lù zhōng chuān suō qián jìn。
    He weaved in and out through the traffic.
  • tā bǎ zì jǐ de guān diǎn jiā jìn liǎo guān fāng jiǎng huà zhōng。
    He weaves his own ideas into the official speeches.