zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • 1843 nián 'ēn zài yīng guó kàn dào zhǐ zuǐ shòu de dànrén men gào zhè shì 'ào de zhǒng dòng ēn tīng hòu xiào shuō : dòng dōushì tāi shēng de zuǐ shòu shì luǎn shēng deyīn kěn dìng shì dòng
    In 1843, Friedrich Engels saw an egg of a duckbill in England. People told him that it was a mammal animal from Australia. He broke into laughter after hearing it and said: "All the mammal animals were vi-viparous. The duckbill was oviparous, so it could not be a mammal an-imal''.
  • yīn kěn kàn chuí de qīn 'ér shēn huái nèi jiù .
    He was filled with remorse for having refused to visit his dying father.
  • zhè jiàn shàng de  kěn fàng fàng .
    The coat needs to be eased under the armpits.
  • kěn chī dōng shénme yuàn chī
    He would eat nothing.
  • zěn me zhī dào 'ěr rén yào shēng hái kěn dìng tōu tīng liǎo men de tán huà
    How do you know Mrs. Hill is going to have a baby? You must have been eavesdropping on our conversation.
  • ā luó kěn · yuē shēng 1921 měi guó jīng xué jiāyīn chū xié zhù jià fēng xiǎn zhèng jīng zhèng de lùn 'ér huò 1972 nián nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    American economist. He shared a1972 Nobel Prize for theories that help assess business risks and governmental economic policies.
  • shàng diàn huà gěi kěn .“ xīn ruò kuáng,” bèi 'ān huí dào,“ shuō jiù shì liǎo , men chén yuān xuě liǎo 。”
    She Immediately called Kenny."He was ecstatic," recalls Betty Anne. "He said, 'That's it , we're out of here.'"
  • kěn zài nián zǒng tǒng xuǎn zhōng bài liǎo sōng
    Kennedy edged out Nixon in the 1 9 6 0 presidential election.
  • hěn duō rén cóng pín zhōng jué lín kěn 'ài shēng
    Many great men have risen from poverty - Lincoln and Edison for example.
  • duō rén lín kěnài shēngdōushì yóu pín jué
    Many great men , such as Lincoln and Edison , have risen from poverty.
  • jiǎn yàozhōng kěnyòu jiǎn jié
    brief and to the point; effectively cut short.
  • yìng shàng zhe lín kěn de xiào xiàng
    the coin bears an effigy of Lincoln; the emperor's tomb had his image carved in stone.
  • hòu yán chǐ mǎng de kěn dìnghòu yán chǐ
    Bold self-assurance; effrontery.
  • nài 'ěr 'ā kěn dùn guó wáng de āi de wèi wáng hòu
    Queen of Egypt as the wife of Akhenaton.
  • guòkuài liǎo,” shuō,“ zhè shì kěn dìng dejiù xiàng táng tài kěn dìng jiù yào dāng lǎo hào de chuán cháng yàngeduì duìténg 'ěr?”
    "No, but it will be," said Caderousse, "as surely as Dantès will be captain of the Pharaon--eh, Danglars?"
  • xiǎng 'āi fěi 'ěr kěn dìng yīn kāi chuàng xìng de gòng xiàn 'ér shòu dào rén men de qīn pèi
    I guess people must have offered their admiration to Eiffel for his pioneering contribution.
  • yīn zài huì shàngài sēn háo wēi 'ěr zǒng tǒng méi yòu xiàng kěn cān yuán jiàn de yàng xiàng xiǎo xiān shēng dào qiàn huò biǎo shì hàn shì zhèng què de
    That is why President Eisenhower was correct in not apologizing or expressing regrets to Mr.Khruchev at the Paris conference, as Senator Kennedy suggested he could have done.
  • zhí dào jīn tiānquán qiú duì gāo xíng jiàn huò nuò bèi 'ěr wén xué jiǎng de lùn réng chí duànlái fāng miàn de yán lùn huán rào zhe wén xuézhèng zhìzuò jiā de shù guān děng huà zhǎn kāi tǎo lùn zhǒng guān diǎn jiǎo jīhū dōuyòu rén chū guò zhōng dāng rán yòu hěn duō píng lùn zhě duì gāo xíng jiàn de jiǎng biǎo shì xīn què yuè měi zhōng guó xué zhě liú zài jiāng gāo xíng jiàn huò jiǎng kěn dìng wéihàn xiě zuò de shèng ”;
    The global debate on the highly-revered prize for Gao is still going on, focusing on literary, political issues as well as Gao's views on the arts. Many viewpoints and perspectives have been raised.Many commentators are elated that Gao has received the prestigious award. Chinese academic Liu Zaifu, who is now living in the United States, has affirmed it as a "victory for Chinese-language writers".
  • luó · zhā kěn zhǐ néng qiāo kāi nǎo cái néng chā diàn
    Harold Zakon: You always have to crack the brain and stick an electrode in.
  • shì suǒ gōng de kěn xiān shēng
    This Mr. Kennedy of Somy Electronics.
  • niǔ yuē 'ài yuètuán shàng dùn jiāo xiǎng yuètuánzhī jiā jiāo xiǎng yuètuán zài jié dān shàng zēng jiā liǎo jiāo xiǎng zhōng 'āi shāng de róu bǎn ( yóu zhè róu bǎnfēi cháng ”, 'ēn tǎn céng xuǎn zhōng zài luó · kěn de zàng shàng zhǐ huī yǎn zòu )。
    The New York Philharmonic and the Boston and Chicago Symphony orchestras added the elegiac Adagietto of Mahler's Fifth Symphony (which Bernstein had chosen to conduct, for its great solemnity, at Robert Kennedy's funeral) to their programs.
  • men xiàn zài zhí xíng de zhè tiáo xiàn shì dǎng de shí jiè sān zhōng quán huì zhì dìng de shì jīng guò dǎng de shí 'èr kěn dìng de
    The line we are following was formulated at the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee of the CPC and affirmed at the Twelfth National Party Congress.
  • nián qīng rén kǒu shǐ yòng yīng de bǐlǜ gāoshè huì zǒu xiàng jīng yīng huàjiā shàng huá wén de shí yòng jià zhí hái wán quán bèi kěn dìngzào chéng wén chū xiàn dài gōu de wēi
    With a high proportion of young people using English, a trend towards an elitist society, and lingering doubts over the practical value of the Chinese language, a crisis of a generation gap in terms of language has emerged.
  • lín kěn yòng jiǎn míng dàn xióng biàn de yán shuō dào, " wéi tiān cái zhī huǒ tiān shàng zhī yóu
    Lincoln in his very simple but eloquent way said that,“ It added the fuel of interest to the fire of genius.
  • " lín kěn yòng xióng biàn de huà gài kuò liǎo xiǎng shuō míng de sān diǎn dòng niàn xíng dòng
    Lincoln said eloquently the point what I'm trying to make: motivation,concept and implementation.
  • zhǐ yào men kěn kànyòu de shì hǎo shū
    they's good books eneugh if ye'll read 'em!
  • lín kěn jiě fàng liǎo hēi
    Lincoln emancipated the slaves.
  • lín kěn shì zhù míng de wěi de jiě fàng zhě
    Lincoln is known as the Great Emancipator.
  • qíng de zhù zǒng shì yào cóng diàn nóng shēn shàng dōng què kěn huā qián xiū táng ràng táng gān hànè diàn nóng men què zhǐ zhī shōu
    The ruthless landlords were always out to take what they could from the tenant-peasants and would never spend even a few coppers on embankment repairs;they would leave the ponds to dry up and the tenant-peasants to starve, caring about nothing but the rent.
  • yòng zhōng zhù dòng shí jiā qiáng dòng de kěn dìng
    used when no otheraux viis present to emphasize that a verb is positive
  • zhí dōushì tài jiān jué biǎo míng zhī dào yào jià gěi shénme yàng de nán réndàn yòu diǎn shì kěn dìng de -- huì shì nóng de huò yǎng niú de
    I had always been emphatic that I didn't know whom I would marry, but one thing was for sure--he would not be a farmer or dairyman!
  • lìn de zhù kěn gěi jiā xīn
    His tightfisted employer was unwilling to give him a raise