zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • fēi zhèng shì diào chá jǐng chá de jǐng guān
    (informal) an undercover police officer who investigates other policemen.
  • shì nèi shì lèi chèn de kuān nèi
    A woman's loose, shirtlike undergarment.
  • de fāng shì xíng chéng yīn móu
    form intrigues (for) in an underhand manner.
  • ruò lèi míng yóu dān gòu chéng me men jǐn kào dào ( jiù shì shuō yào yòng xià huàxiàn lái fēn míng )。 wàiměi qiàn dān de shǒu cǎi yòng xiě xíng shì :
    If the class name consists of several words, they are run together (that is, you don t use underscores to separate the names), and the first letter of each embedded word is capitalized, such as:
  • cǎi gòng jiàntiáozhěng zuò bìng děng xíng shìduì gāo xiào guǎn zhì jìn xíng liǎo zhòng gǎi xíng chéng liǎo zhōng yāng shěng liǎng zhèng guǎn shěng wéi zhù de xīn zhìkāi shǐ gǎi biàn cháng lái tiáo kuài fēn xué xiào guī guò xiǎozhuān shè zhì guò zhǎi de miànshǐ jiào yuán dào yōu huà pèi zhì
    We initiated a major reform of the management system of colleges through joint administration, restructuring, cooperation and mergers. A new system of dual management by the central and provincial governments, with the provincial government playing the principal role, was established. This helped reverse the situation where central departments and local ones compartmentalized their work, leading to undersized schools with too narrow disciplines, and enabled us to put our educational resources to better use.
  • men shì zhù yòng zhǒng dǒng de fāng shì chǔ cún xìn
    They tried to store information in a form which is readily understandable.
  • lìng wàiyóu zuì hǎo de shǒu xiān yòng shēng chǎn de zhè zhǒng jiě de qīng xiàngjiāng nóng kuò dào tài féi de fāng yào jiā huà de shǐ yòngguǎng kuò de zhǔn bèi xíng shì de qiáng huà guǎn
    In addition, because of the understandable tendency to put the best land into production first, the expansion of agriculture into less fertile areas typically requires heavier applications of chemicals, more extensive site preparation, and other forms of more intensive management.
  • 11 nián qián wáng xuǎn liǎo xīn lán jìn xíng shǒu fēi zhèng shì fǎng wènxīn lán rén duì gǎn dào háoshì jiě de
    New Zealanders are understandably proud that the Queen chose their country for the first-ever walkabout eleven years ago.
  • mǒu fāng shì jiělǐng
    understood in a certain way; made sense of.
  • jīng cháng zhǒng bèi rén huān de yàng shì gǎi biàn yán
    change color, often in an undesired manner.
  • méi yòu zhèng míng wén jiàn de wài guó rén zhèng shì wén jiàn de shuì jiǎn miǎn
    undocumented aliens; undocumented tax deductions.
  • zhǒng xíng shì zhōng tiào de rén zài yīnyuè xià chuān
    a form of entertainment in which a dancer undresses to music.
  • luó xuán de shì shǔzhù yào shì shuǐ shēng jūn yòu róu ruǎn chéng làng xíng de diǎn
    type genus of the family Spirochaetaceae; flexible undulating chiefly aquatic bacteria.
  • huǎn jǐn zhāng fēn zhě huǎn bié zhèng shì de fēn huò qíng kuàng suǒ shuō de huà huò zuò de shì qíng
    Something done or said to relax an unduly formal atmosphere or situation.
  • jiāng huǎn jǐn zhāng huò guòfèn zhèng shì de fēnchǎng
    To relax a tense or unduly formal atmosphere or social situation.
  • zhù yào shì méi shòu guò jiào de rén yòng de huìduǎn huò biǎo fāng shì
    A word, phrase, or manner of expression used chiefly by uneducated people.
  • zài diàn nǎo xùn duō méi xīn yuè de shí dàiyuè duì nián qīng rén lái shuō shì huò xìn de wéi fāng shìér huá wén shū bào de yuè gèng yīn wéi wén chéng de xià jiàngbiàn miǎnqiǎng 'ér qiě yòu
    We live in an era that witnesses rapid developments in information technology and multimedia. Reading is no longer the only way for young people to acquire knowledge and information. Their poor command of the Chinese language also makes the reading of Chinese books and newspapers an unenjoyable chore that they would rather do without.
  • hǎo xiàng shì shǔ zhōng shì delǎo shì de luò hòu de
    as if belonging to the Middle Ages; old-fashioned and unenlightened.
  • píng děng de huò yòu piān jiàn de fāng shì
    in an unequal or partial manner.
  • zhí jiē de hán de fāng shì
    in a direct and unequivocal manner.
  • cóng shì jīn róng huó dòngtōng cháng dào de fāng shì
    conduct financial operations, often in an unethical manner.
  • lìng rén xīng fèn de fāng shì
    in an unexciting manner.
  • quán juàn dexuán juàn de juàn chéng xiàn juàn yàng shì jiān duān zài zhōng jiān de wèi zhǎn kāi de jué de
    Rolled up in the form of a coil with the tip in the center, as an unexpanded fern frond.
  • zài guò sān shí niánshēng chǎn jìn duàn xié zhù gōng shāng jiècǎi yòng gèng xiān jìn de shēng chǎn fāng gèng yòu xiàolǜ de yùn zuò shì shēng xiāng gǎng de zhěng shēng chǎn
    In the past thirty years, the Hong Kong Productivity Council provided the commercial and industrial communities with unfailing encouragement and assistance in the adoption of more advanced methods for production and more efficient mode of operation in a bid to raise the overall productivity of Hong Kong.
  • rèn wéiduì wén huà shēng huó fāng shì gǎn dào shēng quē liǎo jiě de xīng shì liǎng zhàng 'ài
    Unfamiliarity and lack of genuine interest in each other's culture and way of life are, in my view, two major impediments that need to be overcome.
  • dān xìng shēng zhí shēng zhí zhǒng pèi wèi jīng shòu jīng jiù néng chéng xīn de shēng zhí fāng shìcháng yòng kūn chóng mǒu xiē lèi jié zhī dòng zhōng
    A form of reproduction in which an unfertilized egg develops into a new individual, occurring commonly among insects and certain other arthropods.
  • lìn xiǎo de fāng shì
    in a mean and ungenerous manner.
  • hái men yòu zhǒng liú de fāng shì lái guān kàn men zhōu zāo de shì jiè
    Children have such an unhackneyed way of looking at their world.
  • men yào jiān chí máo dōng tóng zhì chū de wén wéi zuì guǎng de rén mín qún zhòngshǒu xiān wéi gōng nóng bīng de fāng xiàngjiān chí bǎi huā fàngtuī chén chū xīnyáng wéi zhōng yòng wéi jīn yòng de fāng zhēnzài shù chuàng zuò shàng chàng tóng xíng shì fēng de yóu zhǎnzài shù lùn shàng chàng tóng guān diǎn xué pài de yóu tǎo lùn
    We must adhere to the principle put forward by Comrade Mao Zedong -- that literature and art should serve the broadest masses and, first of all, the workers, peasants and soldiers.We must always uphold the principles of "letting a hundred flowers bloom", "weeding through the old to bring forth the new" and "making the past serve the present and foreign things serve China".We should encourage the unhampered development of different forms and styles in literature and art, as well as the free discussion of theories of literature and art among exponents of different views and schools of thought.
  •   men yào jiān chí máo dōng tóng zhì chū de wén wéi zuì guǎng de rén mín qún zhòngshǒu xiān wéi gōng nóng bīng de fāng xiàngjiān chí bǎi huā fàngtuī chén chū xīnyáng wéi zhōng yòng wéi jīn yòng de fāng zhēnzài shù chuàng zuò shàng chàng tóng xíng shì fēng de yóu zhǎnzài shù lùn shàng chàng tóng guān diǎn xué pài de yóu tǎo lùn
    We must adhere to the principle put forward by Comrade Mao Zedong -- that literature and art should serve the broadest masses and, first of all, the workers, peasants and soldiers. We must always uphold the principles of ``letting a hundred flowers bloom'', ``weeding through the old to bring forth the new'' and ``making the past serve the present and foreign things serve China''. We should encourage the unhampered development of different forms and styles in literature and art, as well as the free discussion of theories of literature and art among exponents of different views and schools of thought.
  • léi méi 'ěr shuō , běn biān men tōng cháng shēng huó fāng shì bìng jiàn kāng , men yān yǐn hěn , quē yùn dòng , jīng cháng gōng zuò dào shēn , shuì mián
    " According to Redelmeier, screenwriters are more apt to lead unhealthy lifestyles, meaning they smoke more, exercise less, and work a lot of late-night hours, which translates into not enough sleep.
  • zhè zhǒng xué shēng liú dòng de shì zài nián qián wèi céng tīng shuō guò
    This pattern of student movement was unheard of five years ago.