zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • méi hòu lái rán chéng wéi yǎn yuándàn qīn duì biǎo yǎn de gòng tóng 'àihào bìng gǎi shàn liǎng rén rán liè de guān
    It was Meg,of course,who would become the actress her and her mother's shared love of emoting wouldn't prove enough to ameliorate their shattered relationship.
  • měi zhōu liǎng zhǒng yòu qīn yuán guān de màn shēng zhí de zhǒngběi měi zhōu de měi zhōu 'ōu de yòu bǐng shuǐ mǎi shēngzhǎng zài cháo shī de fāngyòu xiǎo de lán huò huā
    Either of two related trailing plants, Veronica americana of North America and V. beccabunga of Eurasia, growing in wet or moist places and having clusters of small blue or purplish flowers.
  • shì qīn shàn shǐwéi yuǎn dào 'ér lái de guó rén zhǎn xiàn 'ào zhōu rén de qíng hàokè
    and SYD was the ami-cable ambassador to welcome guests from the whole world.
  • shì qīn de rén
    He is an amiable person.
  • shàn qīn xìn zài shì jiè shàng zhàn yòu zhī bìng què xìnjiǎ shí bié rén gēn běn kào de liàng chéng gōng
    He is an amiable fellow, assured of his place in the world and certain that, given enough time and effort, others can simply pull themselves up by their bootstraps.
  • gěi men de yìn xiàng shì qiān xùn 'ér yòu 'ǎi qīn de tóng zhì
    He impressed them as a modest and amiable comrade.
  • tǎo rén huān de rén bèi rèn wéi suí tài wēn huò 'ǎi qīn de rén
    One who is regarded as easygoing, mild-mannered, or amiable.
  • qīn qiē de wēi xiào qíng de huì qíng de qīn qíng de huān yíng qīn qiē de zhù rén
    an affable smile; an amiable gathering; cordial relations; a cordial greeting; a genial host.
  • qīn de shàng shì wèi 'ǎi qīn de shìhěn kuài jiù qīn jìn lái
    Father s superior was such an amiable lady that I felt at home with her at once.
  • xiē shì de zhè 'ài qīn de zhù rén shuō běn rén suǒ néng huí de qiāng diào hái yào gèng lěng dàn xiē
    `They are not mine,' said the amiable hostess, more repellingly than Heathcliff himself could have replied.
  • měi réndōu wéi zhàn zài zhè shì jiè de dǐng shàngzhè shì yóu qiú de xíng zhuàng zào chéng de qīn de cuò jué
    It is an amiable illusion, which the shape of our planet prompts, that every man is at the top of the world.
  • měi réndōu wéi zhàn zài zhè shì jiè de dǐng shàngzhè shì yóu qiú de xíng zhuàng zào chéng de qīn de cuò jué
    It is an amiable illusion, which the shape of our planet prompts, that every man were at the top of the world.
  • zài huì shàng jiào chéng gōng de shì 'ǎi qīn de bīn lāi xiān shēng suō bái de xiù měi dòng rénxìng qíng wēn de jiě jiě jié yīng suō bái shí fēn huān
    More successful at the ball are the amiable Mr. Bingley and Elizabeth's lovely, good-natured older sister, Jane, to whom Elizabeth is closely attached.
  • zhè shì qīn qiē yǒu hǎo de jiāo tán
    This is an amicable mood conversation.
  • péng yǒu fāng shì de qīn de
    In the manner of a friend; amicably.
  • duō me xiǎng qīn yǎn kàn dào léi de rén xíng xiànghuò zhě shì zài yàn duō cǎi de suō bái shí dài shì zhōng guā fēng de 'ěr
    But how I should like to see with my own eyes the fascinating figure of Hamlet, or the gusty Falstaff amid colorful Elizabethan trappings!
  • zài měi guóguó yuàn guó zhǎn shǔ de suǒ yòu réndōu shī liǎo wèi qīn de péng yǒu jiù shì nián 10 yuè zài yuē dàn 'ā màn bèi cán móu shā de láo lún · léi xiān shēng
    We, in the United States, all of us at the State Department, and the Agency for International Development--we all lost a dear friend with the cold-blooded murder of Mr. Lawrence Foley in Amman, Jordan last October, a despicable act was committed that day.
  • néng cóng zhào piàn shàng zhè xiē rén zhōng zhǎo chū qīn
    Can you pick out your mother from amongst the group on that photograph?
  • zài shēn shān yòu yuǎn qīnqióng zài nào shì rén
    In time of prosperity, friends will be plenty; In time of adversity, not one amongst twenty.
  • qíng yōng wěn liè 'ài qīn wěn
    To kiss and caress amorously.
  • qīn wěn liè de jiē wěn yōng bào de xíng wéi huò shí jiàn
    The act or practice of amorously kissing and caressing.
  • men jué xīn nián chuán tǒng jīng shí qīn péng yǒu suí shí dōukě jiàn miànwèishénme dìng yào zài xīn nián fǎng
    They consider this tradition an anachronism as these social calls can easily be made anytime outside the festival.
  • liǎng wèi xué zhě fēn liǎo měi guó de 600 míng wèi hūn xiàn zhōng shēng nán hái jià gěi hái qīn de jīlǜ shì shēng hái de 42 bèi
    For this study, they analyzed data from a national study of 600 children born to single mothers and found a woman was 42 times more likely to marry the father of her son than she was to marry the father if the child was a girl.
  • jìn nián lái guǒ zhè zhǒng rén xiǎng yào yòu chuán guān de hái de huà men shǐ yòng pēi tāi zhí rén qián de zhěn duàn lái huàn wéi zhōng rén juān zèng de jīng huò luǎn huò zhě duì měi pēi tāi jìn xíng chuán fēn zhè yàng láizhǐ yòu xiē huì zào chéng bìng de yīn cái huì bèi zhí rén qīn de gōng
    At present, if such people want a child with some genetic relationship to themselves, they can substitute donated sperm or eggs for one parent's or have each embryo analyzed genetically using preimplantation genetic diagnosis so that only those embryos shown to be free of the disease-causing gene are transferred to the mother's womb.
  • chuán de cái cóng qīn huò xiān chéng de dōng
    An inheritance from a father or other ancestor.
  • xuè qīn tōng guò xuè yuán huò tóng zōng lián jiē de guān
    Relationship by blood or by a common ancestor.
  • yuán qīn de xìng huò qīn xiān de xìng
    a name derived from the name of your mother or a maternal ancestor.
  • qīn huò xìng xiān míng de shǔ guān huò yóu qīn huò xìng xiān de míng 'ér lái de
    Of, relating to, or derived from the name of one's mother or maternal ancestor.
  • yuán míngyuán xiān míng de shǔ guān huò yuán qīn huò xìng de
    Of, relating to, or derived from the name of one's father or a paternal ancestor.
  • xuè qīn guān zhě lìng rén de xuè yuán huò lái yuán xiāng guān de rényóu zhǐ bié rén yòu gòng tóng xiān de rén
    One related by blood or origin with another, especially a person sharing an ancestor with another.
  • jiā rénqīn xiān
    Family, relatives, or ancestors.
  • de xuè tǒng yòu guān de qīn xuè tǒng wéi chǔ deàn fāng xuè tǒng zhuī de de
    Relating to, based on, or tracing ancestral descent through the paternal line.