英zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tā jiǎng yīng yǔ dài yòu wài guó kǒu yīn。
    He speaks English with a foreign accent.
  • tā jiǎng yīng yǔ dài yòu hàn yǔ kǒu yīn。
    He speaks English with a Chinese accent.
  • jiǎ zhuāng dài yòu yīng guó kǒu yīn
    Put on an English accent.
  • jiǎ zhuāng yīng guó kǒu yīn
    Affected a British accent.
  • shuō fǎ yǔ dài yòu yīng yǔ kǒu yīn
    speaking French with an English accent
  • tā shuō huà dài zhe měi guó yīng yǔ kǒu yīn。
    He spoke with an American accent.
  • qǐng bǎ zhè gè jù yú zé chéng yīng yǔ。
    Please turn the sentence into English.
  • měi guó rén duì yīng guó rén tǐng yòu gǎn qíng。
    Americans feel sentimental about England.
  • zhòng lì jiā sù dù de fú hào yǔ dì qiú biǎo miàn zhòng lì jiā sù dù xiāng děng de jiā sù dù fú hào， yuē wéi 9。 8 mǐ（ 32 yīng chǐ） měi miǎo měi miǎo
    A unit of acceleration equal to the acceleration caused by gravity at the earth's surface, about9.8 meters(32 feet) per second per second.
  • lìng yī fāng miàn， merriam-webster zì diǎn rèn wéi， vampir yī cí lái yuán yú sài 'ěr wéi yà yǔ， xiōng yá lì yǔ de zhè gè cí zé shì xún sài 'ěr wéi yà zhī lù jìng， chuān guò dé guó 'ér jìn rù xiōng yá lì de， zhè yī cí jìn rù yīng yǔ yě shì tōng guò dé yǔ 'ér lái de。
    Merriam-Webster, on the other hand, contends that vampir is originally Serbian and that the Hungarian word traces a path from Serbia, through Germany, to Hungary. The word entered English through German as well.
  • wéi bǎ wèi xīng fā shè dào guǐ dào， huǒ jiàn bì xū yǐ měi miǎo 44 yīng chǐ de sù dù jiā sù 10 fēn zhōng。
    In order to put a satellite into orbit, the rocket must be accelerated at the rate of 44 feet per second for ten minutes.
  • zhè jiāng jìn yī bù jiā qiáng wǎng luò yīng yǔ de kuò zhāng hé fā zhǎn， bìng jiāng shǐ yīng yǔ bù luò huà。
    This will accelerate further the expansion and evolution of e-English, and will tribalise the language.
  • guān yú 48 yīng chǐ gāo、 jiǎo dòng zhe dà hǎi de qí chǒu mó guǐ de gù shì； niǔ qū chéng qí xíng guài zhuàng de yàng zǐ。
    tales of grotesque serpents eight fathoms long that churned the seas; twisted into monstrous shapes.
  • zài bōzhòng de shí hòu， wǒ de zhù yào gōng zuò shì zài lǎo bǎn xiàng dì shàng pēn sǎ zhǒng zǐ hé nián jiāo hùn hé wù de shí hòu， tuō zhe ２ ００ yīng chǐ cháng de chén zhòng de shé xíng guǎn。
    In hydroseeding, my main responsibility is to guide 200 feet of heavy, serpentine hose while the boss sprays the slime.
  • wǒ de xīn chē de yōu diǎn shì páo １０，０００ yīng lǐ jǐn xū wéi xiū yī cì。
    The beauty of my new car is that it only needs servicing every ten thousand miles.
  • jiā ná dà yán hǎi de shěng， bāo kuò xīn sī kē shè bàn dǎo hé bù léi dùn jiǎo dǎo； fǎ guó zhí mín zhě yú shì jì nián dài bèi yīng guó rén fàng zhú dào lù yì sī 'ān nà de hòu yì jiù jiào zuò 'ā kǎ dí yà rén。
    the Canadian province in the Maritimes consisting of the Nova Scotia peninsula and Cape Breton Island; French settlers who called the area Acadia were exiled to Louisiana by the British in the 1750s and their descendants are know as Cajuns.
  • guò shī shā rén zuì； wú yì de nú lì zhuàng tài； wú yì de fā dǒu； tā（ chéng wéi yīng xióng） shì wú yì de， tā men chén liǎo wǒ de chuán - yuē hàn .f. kěn dí ní。
    involuntary manslaughter; involuntary servitude; an involuntary shudder; It (becoming a hero) was involuntary. They sank my boat- John F.Kennedy.
  • tè lǐ， hè bó tè ・ bǐ 'ěr bó mǔ 1853 － 1917 yīng guó yǎn yuán hé xì jù zhì zuò rén， tā chuàng lì liǎo huáng jiā xì jù xué yuàn（ 1904 nián）
    British actor and theatrical producer who founded the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art(1904).
  • měi guó duì jiào liàn 'ā lǐ · sài lín gé zhǐ chū : měi guó duì de dǐng jiān xuǎn shǒu zhèng shòu shāng bìng kùn rǎo， 5 yīng chǐ 8 de zhù gōng jiān lán wǎng shǒu lì tǎ · kè luó gài， jǐ zhōu qián cái zuò liǎo xī bù shǒu shù : quán duì zuì hǎo de 'èr chuán shǒu dài bì · gé lín jiǎo wàn tuō luò， zhèng zài huī fù； zhū lì · wǎ lè sī tǎn yě zuò liǎo xī bù shǒu shù。
    U.S. coach, Arie Selinger, pointed out that top line American players were injured, including Rita Crockett, a 5 ′ 8 ″ hitter/blocker who only weeks earlier had undergone knee surgery; Debbie Green, the team's best setter who was recovering from a dislocated ankle; and Julie Vollersten, who has also undergone knee surgery.
  • yīng guó rén zhí mín yú xīn yīng gé lán。
    The English settled New England.
  • bù lā dé fú， wēi lián 1590－ 1657 měi zhōu de yīng guó qīng jiào tú zhí mín zhě。 wǔ yuè huā mì yuē de qiān shǔ rén hé pǔ lì máo sī zhòngzhí yuán de kāi tuò zhě， bèi tuī xuǎn wéi 30 gè yī nián rèn qī de zǒng dū zhī yī， lǐng dǎo zhí mín dì dù guò liǎo jiān nán de zǎo qī suì yuè
    English Puritan colonist in America. A signer of the Mayflower Compact and a settler of Plymouth Plantation, he was elected governor for30 one-year terms and led the colony through its difficult early years.
  • yīng guó bāng zhù jiě jué láo zī jiū fēn de zhèng fǔ jī gòu
    Government body which assist in settling industrial and employment dispute
  • yī jiǔ wǔ sì nián， nián jǐn shí qī suì de wǒ qián wǎng yīng lún qiú xué， xiān fù duì wǒ shuō： 「 xī shōu xī fāng wén huà jí jià zhí guān zhī yú， qiān wàn bié wàng jì zì jǐ zhōng guó rén de shēnfèn。 」
    As I set sail for the UK at the age of seventeen, my father said that you probably will be acquiring western culture and values, but you should never forget you are Chinese.
  • tā de rì jì shǐ rén liǎo jiě 17 shì jì yīng gé lán de shēng huó qíng kuàng。
    His diary cast light on life in England in the seventeenth century.
  • zài shí liù， shí qī shì jì shí de yīng guó， jī dàn bái shì duì xǐ yī qīng jié jì de yī zhǒng liú xíng shuō fǎ。
    Egg whites were a popular form of "laundry detergent" during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries in England.
  • gēn jù 1991 nián 4 yuè chū bù de rén kǒu diào chá， yīng guó de rén kǒu shì 55,500,000， míng liè shì jiè pái míng dì qī wèi。
    According to preliminary results of the April 1991 census， Britain's population is 55.5 million. It ranks seventeenth in the world in terms of population.
  • zài yīng guó， 17 dào 18 shì jì qī jiān， huà zhuāng chéng liǎo guàn lì。 suǒ yòu shàng liú shè huì de fù nǚ liǎn bù dū huà liǎo zhuāng， méi máo huà hēi。
    In England it was the custom, during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, for all ladies of fashion to paint their faces and to bracken their eyebrows.
  • zài shí qī shì jì， yīng guó rén zhī dào liǎo wǔ shí nián lái de xué shuō zhēng lùn hé nèi zhàn； mù shī piān lí liǎo tā men de zhí zé， duì jiào táng hú luàn shǐ yòng。
    in the seventeenth century England had known fifty years of doctrinal quarrels and civil war; clergymen had been turned from their cures, and churches irreverently used.
  • dàn shì jiāng hé lán rén yǔ bù yìng gāi zuò de shì héng héng yóu qí shì bēi bǐ xū wěi de xíng jìng héng héng lián xì qǐ lái， zé yào zhuī sù dào 17 shì jì。 dāng shí hé lán yǔ yīng guó shì shāng yè hé jūn shì shàng de jìng zhēng duì shǒu。
    But the linking of the Dutch with things that shouldn't be done---and specifically with cheapness and sham héng goes back to the seventeenth century, when the Dutch and the English were mercantile and military rivals.
  • gòng chǎn dǎng rén bǎ zì jǐ de zhù yào zhù yì lì jí zhōng zài dé guó， yīn wéi dé guó zhèng chù zài zī chǎn jiē jí gé mìng de qián yè， yīn wéi tóng 17 shì jì de yīng guó hé 18 shì jì de fǎ guó xiāng bǐ， dé guó jiāng zài zhěng gè 'ōu zhōu wén míng gèng jìn bù de tiáo jiàn xià， yōng yòu fā zhǎn dé duō de wú chǎn jiē jí qù shí xiàn zhè gè biàn gé， yīn 'ér dé guó de zī chǎn jiē jí gé mìng zhǐ néng shì wú chǎn jiē jí gé mìng de zhí jiē xù mù。
    The Communists turn their attention chiefly to Germany, because that country is on the eve of a bourgeois revolution that is bound to be carried out under more advanced conditions of European civilisation, and with a much more developed proletariat, than that of England was in the seventeenth, and of France in the eighteenth century, and because the bourgeois revolution in Germany will be but the prelude to an immediately following proletarian revolution.
  • huáng shān shàng yòu yī xiē shān fēng shì yóu zhěng kuài de huā gǎng shí zào chéng de， yóu kàn dé jiàn de jī chǔ dào fēng jiān gòng yòu yī qiān chǐ gāo， ér qiě yòu bàn yīng lǐ cháng。 zhè xiē dōng xī gǔ dòng liǎo zhōng guó yì shù jiā de líng gǎn； zhè xiē shān fēng de jìng mò、 wěi dà hé yǒng jiǔ xìng， kě shuō shì zhōng guó rén xǐ huān huà zhōng de shí tóu de yuán yīn。 yī gè rén wèi lǚ xíng guò huáng shān zhī qián， shì bù yì xiāng xìn shì jiān yòu zhè me wěi dà de shí tóu de； shí qī shì jì yī xiē huáng shān pài de huà jiā， cóng zhè xiē jìng mò de huā gǎng shí shān fēng dé dào liǎo tā men de líng gǎn。
    There are peaks in Huangshan or the Yellow Mountains which are formed by single pieces of granite ; thousand feet high from their visible base on the ground to their tops, and half a mile long. These are what inspire the Chinese artists, and their silence, their rugged enormity and their apparent eternity account partly for the Chinese love of rocks in pictures. It is hard to believe that there are such enormous rocks until one visits Huangshan, and there was a Huangshan School of painters in the seventeenth century, deriving their inspiration from these silent peaks of granite.
  • yīng guó rén yòu liǎo zhè gè gòng shí， zhèng zhì shàng yě jiù méi shénme bāo fú liǎo。
    Given this understanding, the British people feel little burden in keeping the Corner abuzz with speeches.