zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • guàn yōng yòu liàng cái chǎn de rén men de qīng shuàikāng kǎi shí shí de shē chǐ héng héng · dùn
    the heedless generosity and the spasmodic extravagance of persons used to large fortunes- Edith Wharton; reckless squandering of public funds.
  • chú zhī wàiběn gōng yōng yòu de guǎng gào dài néng wèiyòu xiào yùn yòng zuì xīn de shì chǎng xiāo shòu fāng shì
    In addition, we operate our own advertising agency, and we can use the latest marketing procedures quite efficiently.
  • sān kuǎn rèn rénfán shì céng jīng guó huì yuán zhòng guó zhèng guān yuánzhōu huì yuán huò rèn zhōu de xíng zhèng huò guān yuán de shēnfènxuān shì yōng zhòng guó xiàn ér hòu lái cóng shì diān huò fǎn pàn guó jiā de xíng wéihuò jǐyǔ guó jiā de rén xié zhù huò fāng biàn zhějūn wèiguó huì de cān yuánzhòng yuánzǒng tǒng zǒng tǒng xuǎn rénhuò zhòng guó zhèng huò rèn zhōu zhèng de rèn wén zhí huò jūn zhí guān yuán
    Section 3.No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice President, or hold any office, civil or military, under the United States, or under any State, who, having previously taken an oath, as a member of Congress, or as an officer of the United States, or as a member of any State legislature, or as an executive or judicial officer of any State, to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof.
  • chéng qiān shàng wàn de měi guó rén guó yóu yōng zài zhè kuài shèng ( bǎi lǎo huì jiē de jiāo chā chù ), qiáo shǒu guān wàng lái huí dòng de diàn kòng zhì páishàng miàn shí shǎn xiàn zhe xīn nián hǎo de
    Thousands of Americans and international tourists crowd this famous spot (at the intersection of Broadway and Seventh Avenue) and crane their necks to watch for "Happy New Year" to flash across the electronically controlled sign that moves around.
  • shì yōng yòu 4 xiàng shēng jiàng míng zhuān de jiù yào de hái
    He is an incorrigible tinkerer who holds four elevator patents.
  • shēng chēng yōng yòu yǒng jiǔ xìng mín shēnfèn de rén shì chū shēn qǐng shí wéi yòu yǒng jiǔ xìng mín shēnfèn de dāng shēn qǐng rén de yǒng jiǔ xìng mín shēnfèn huò shí hòubiàn huò 'ān pái dēng shēn lǐng yǒng jiǔ xìng mín shēnfèn zhèng
    Persons who lay claim to the permanent resident status have to apply for verification of their eligibility for a permanent identity card (PIC) and successful applicants are arranged to register for PICs.
  • jiǎng xué jīn zhù ( bāo kuò zǒng tǒng jiǎng xué jīn zhuāng duì jiǎng xué jīn hǎi wài jiǎng xué jīn ), dōuzài‘ a shuǐ zhǔn kǎo shì zhōng jiāo rén de chéng men shòu dào xīn de zāi péi biàn zài mín shì yóu shì yōng yòu zuì jié chū rén cái de xíng zhèng dān rèn yào zhí
    Scholars (including recipients of the President, SAF and Overseas Merit awards) are groomed for key positions throughout the public services, in particular the elitist Administrative Service.
  • kǎi 'ěr rén shì guò menjiù jiā menzhè lùn de yōng zhědào gōng yuán 2 shì shízhàn lǐng liè diān de luó jūn duì zhōngyòu fēn zhī sān shì kǎi 'ěr rén
    The Celts were early exponents of the principle, "If you can't best ' em, join ' em." By the second century AD, nearly three quarters of the Roman army of occupation of Britain consisted of Celts.
  • zuò wéi xiē gōng de yōng yòu zhě bèi shì wéi cái de xiàng zhēng
    Being the owner of those corporations, she is regarded as an emblem of mammon.
  • xiàn liǎo zhèng què xiàn de fāng zhēn zhèng biàn chéng liǎo qún zhòng de xíng dòng dào liǎo qún zhòng de yōng jīng guò kàng zhàn zhēng shí dǎng yuán cóng sān wàn rén zhǎn dào bǎi 'èr shí duō wàn rénjūn duì cóng sān wàn rén zhǎn dào bǎi wàn rénjiě fàng rén kǒu duō
    Having won the support of the masses, the principles and policies that embody the correct line have been translated into action by the masses. After the War of Resistance Against Japan, the number of Party members jumped from 30,000 to over 1.2 million, the army from 30,000 to one million and the population in the liberated areas to over a hundred million.
  • men xiāng yōng bào
    We embraced each other.
  • shēn qíng de yōng bào
    A fond embrace.
  • zhè hái yōng bào liǎo de
    The child embraced his parents.
  • kǎi shí nián hòu chóngféng shí xiāng yōng bào qīn wěn
    Kate and Lena embraced and kissed each other when they met again after ten years.
  • 'ér jiā shí nián hòu huí jiā shí qīnqiè yōng bào 'ér
    She embraced her son tenderly when he came home after ten years' absence.
  • men xiāng yōng bào
    They embraced.
  • yōng bào yòng shuāng bào chí huò wéi rào
    An embrace or hug.
  • yōng bào huò wéi rào
    To embrace or encompass.
  • xiāng yōng bào
    To join in an embrace.
  • jǐn bàojǐn yōng yòng shuāng jǐn jǐn bào zhù
    To hold in a tight embrace.
  • tóng yōng bào yàng bào zài
    come together, as if in an embrace.
  • qíng yōng bào .
    He held her in a warm embrace.
  • liǎng xìng zhī jiān de jiē wěn yōng bàohuò 'ài
    kiss, embrace, or fondle with sexual passion.
  • huì zài hán lèi de yōng bào shí dào dìng diǎn
    The meeting culminated in a tearful embrace.
  • suí hòu shì xíng de yōng bàobiǎo shì huān yíng
    she began, and there was embrace of welcome.
  • yōng bàohuái bào yōng bào de xíng wéijǐn bào huò huái bào
    The act of cuddling; a hug or embrace.
  • liè yōng bào
    He held her to him in a warm embrace.
  • shēn chū shuāng lái yōng bào xiǎo hái
    She held out her arms to embrace the little girl.
  • qīn shēn chū shuāng lái yōng bào 'ér
    The mother held out her arms to embrace her daughter.
  • rén zhēng liǎo yǎn jīng kàn zhe zhèng xiàng còu guò lái de lái jiāng yōng bào
    The man stared as his guest reached out and took him into an embrace.
  • biàn hán zhe xiào yōng bào xià mén wài de shàn gòu de lái rénsuí zhī yòu qiān shàng zhāng shù xiǎo de zhī piào
    The man would again smile, embrace the charity worker, and write a generous check.
  • yōng bào xīn xiǎng de rén
    An embracer of novel ideas.