zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yòu zhǐ tǒnggēn rén shuō huà shí huān zuò zài shàng miàn héng héng xīng xīng zài shì duì fāng shí huì gǎn jué jiào 'ān quán héng héng 'ér de wán duī dào chù dōushì
    She has a barrel on which she likes to sit when talking to humans -- gorillas feel more secure when they can look down on others -- while her toys are strewn everywhere.
  • hán yòu liàng dāo yuán de shuǐyòng fǎn yìng duī zhōng
    water containing a substantial proportion of deuterium atoms, used in nuclear reactors.
  • de zhí yǐn liǎo duī guān shuí jiāng jiē de chuán wén
    His resignation set loose a flood of rumors as to who his successor would be.
  • méi shí jiān péi tīng yīnyuè huìbàn gōng shì duī mǎn liǎo duì diàn fàn guō de tóu xìn
    I've no time to go to the concert with you. The office has been swamped with complaints about the electric boilers.
  • zhèng shì cóng duī luàn zāo zāo de dōng zhǎo chū xiē yòu yòng zhī
    She is trying to comb some useful thing out of the tangle.
  • shè cóng zhè duī luàn zāo de dōng zhōng tiǎo chū shì de dōng lái
    Means must be devised to comb the right things out of the tangle.
  • duī dǎo xià de shù luàn de guàn
    A mass of fallen timber and tangled brush.
  • men xiàng men de hái guǎn shénme shì shū jīng gěi liǎo men chū xīng jiù biàn chéng liǎo duī zhǐ làn piàn
    They are not like our children. Any picture books they are given are reduced to rags and tatters within a week.
  • guān zhàn bǎo liú jiāng yìng shuì pǐn fàng zài duī zhàn zhōngdài jiāo wán guān shuì huò shuì hòu zài chū
    The condition of taxable goods being stored in a warehouse until the taxes or duties owed on them are paid.
  • miàn duì duī zhàng dān chóu zhǎn
    He was tearing his hair over a pile of bills.
  • yìn 'ān rén dòng shǒu shī cǎo duī zài men zuò zǎo fàn de huǒ duī bàng
    The Indian began tearing up damp grass. He piled it up near our breakfast fire.
  • cóng zhè duī jié xuǎn chū zhēn zhèng zhòng yào de shì shí hěn nán
    It will be hard to tease out the really important facts from this mass of detail.
  • men yào fèi hěn duō shí jiān cái néng cóng zhè duī suǒ suì de cái liào zhōng zhěng chū zhēn zhèng zhòng yào de dōng
    It will take us much time to tease out the really important things from this mass of detail.
  • shǒu shù hòu yào jìn xíng liǎng tiān de shù hòu guān cházài zhè zhì guān zhòng yào de 48 xiǎo shí zhōngxiān huā tài xiǎo xióng wán 'ǒu duī mǎn liǎo de bìng fáng
    Flowers and teddy bears have landed at the hospital as the clock ticks through the critical 48 hours after the surgery.
  • men de jūn duì dào liǎo rán wèn dào。“ zài guó shénme fāng shī zōng liǎo,” huí shuō:“ jiù xiàng gēn zhēn diào dào cǎo duī yàng。”
    “ Where s our army?” said Letty suddenly. “ Lost somewhere in France, ” said Teddy. “ like a needle in a bottle of hay.” (H. Wells, Mr Britling Sees It Through)
  • zhǒng dié bái wéi xué huò zhù cháo 'ér páochū de xiǎo duī huò shā duī
    A mound of soil, sand, or dirt formed by ants or termites in digging or building a nest.
  • yòu duī rén
    There were heaps of people there.
  • jiù zài zhè shí ránpēng shēng diào dào liǎo duī zhī bài shàng liǎozǒng suàn diào dào liǎo liǎo
    when suddenly, thump! thump! down she came upon a heap of sticks and dry leaves, and the fall was over.
  • wáng duī hàn shū
    Silk Books from a Tomb at Mawangdui
  • chá 'ěr yòu duī de jiā tíng zuò pīn mìng zuò zhí zuò dào shēn
    Charles had a lot of homework to do and he went at it hammer and tongs till midnight.
  • zài duī huǒ duī fèi gāo bàng miàn qián de liǎng bái huī mǎn miàn de xiǎo nán hái zhèng zài kāi xīn xiào zhe
    Along with a fire and a box of spent toothpaste tubes, in front of him were two little boys covered with white dust and smiling from ear to ear.
  • shū duī dǐng shàng de běn shūzài zuì gāo de jiē shàng
    the uppermost book in the pile; on the topmost step.
  • zhè duī shū dǎo zài liǎo bǎn shàng
    The pile of books toppled onto the floor.
  • dāng fèi duī zháohuǒ shí liǎo miè huǒ zhǔn bèi miè huǒ
    Lee stood by with a fire extinguisher while the trash was burning.
  • bǎn shàng de duī zài bié cǎi zài shàng miàn
    Scrape the mud on the floor together in order not to tread on it.
  • zài zhèng zhōng duī mǎn shū de zhuō gāng qín zhī jiān fēn míng yòu róng liù rén bìng xíng de kōng jiān zǒu guò shí què réng xīn diào dǎn
    Between a grand piano and a centre-table piled high with books was space for a half a dozen to walk abreast, yet he essayed it with trepidation.
  • zài zhèng zhōng duī mǎn shū de zhuō gāng qín zhī jiān fēn míng yòu róng liù rén bìng xíng de kōng jiān zǒu guò shí què réng xīn diào dǎn
    Between a grand piano and a centre-table piled high with books was space for a half a dozen to walk abreast, yet he essayed it with trepidation.
  • jié shù liǎoliǎng duì de rén tǒng tǒng diē zài duī
    The tug-of-war ended when both teams tumbled in a heap.
  • sài liǎng biān de réndōu dǎo zài duī ér gào zhōng
    The tug of war ended when both teams tumbled in a heap.
  • de shū zhuō shàng luàn zāo zāo duī mǎn liǎo bào zhǐ shū
    His desk is a complete tumble of papers and books.
  • liàng chē jīng chéng liǎo duī suō de fèi tiě liǎo .
    The car was now just a pile of twisted metal.
  • men zhèng zài jiǎn chá duī zhōng de méi zhājiǎn chū wèi shāo diào de méi kuài
    They are picking over the cinders in the rubbish heap for unburned pieces of coal.