zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • kāi ménxiǎo māo jiù cuàn liǎo chū
    When I opened the door, the kitten bolted out.
  • zhè shí zǒu guò cǎo dào liǎo cūn kǒuzhèng xiǎng yào xiàng shòu jīng de yàng táo diào de shí hòu chū xiàn liǎo
    I am out of the fields now and on the very edge of the village. And then just as I think about bolting like some scared rabbit he is there.
  • néng zhǐ gāo yuǎn de biāo 'ér míng què zhǐ chū chéng de jié
    You can not propose lofty goals without specifying the nuts and bolts of how they are to be achieved.
  • cān shì de mén men jīng shuō guòkāi chū biàn shì tiān zhù táng qián miàn de guǎng chǎngcóng qián shì zhuāng liǎo suǒ tiě shuān dezhèng xiàng shàn láo mén
    The door of the dining-room, which, as we have said, opened directly on the cathedral square, had formerly been ornamented with locks and bolts like the door of a prison.
  • xīn wén zhě chū duō yòu guān jīng zhèng de wèn wéi gōng zǒng tǒng .
    Reporters bombarded the President with questions about his economic policy.
  • zǎo zài jiǔ nián shí yuèzhōng guó rén mín jiě fàng jūn zài jìn xíng pào jīn mén de zhàn dǒu shímáo dōng zhù jiù xiàng tái wān dāng gōng kāi zhǐ chū shì jiè shàng zhǐ yòu zhōng guóméi yòu liǎng zhōng guó
    As far back as October 1958, when the People's Liberation Army (PLA) was engaged in the battle to bombard Jinmen, Chairman Mao Zedong declared to the Taiwan authorities, "There is only one China, not two, in the world.
  • shǐ jiǔ rén shì de lín guāng wài ruì xiàn liǎo zhè rén bìng zài 1592 nián xiàng huǒ bàn men zhǐ chū :“ yòu zhǐ wàng zūn de zhe men měi de máo zài líng rén de wài xià bāo cáng zhe měng de xīnrèn wéi zhōu de yùn shī bìng men zhōng de néng shǒu
    Greene, who was near his end and whose sight was sharpened by jealousy, discovered the enemy, and in 1592 pointed out to his fellows that there is an upstart crowe beautified with our feathers that with his Tyger's heart. wrapt in a player's hide Supposes he is as well able to bombast out a blank verse as the best of you;
  • zhī fāng shìguì gōng tōng guò mèng mǎi de héng bīn yínhángkāi chū běn gōng wéi kuǎn rénjiàn piào de 3 yuè kuǎn de huì piàomiàn 'é yìng wéi piào jīn 'é
    For the payment, you may draw upon us through the yokohama. Bank, bombay branch, for the invoice amount, at 3m/s.
  • zuì jìn zài bǎi lǎo huì yǎn chū de chǎng shī bài liǎo
    His last play bombed on Broadway.
  • de xīn zhǐ yǎn chū sān wǎn jiù yǎn xià
    Her new play bombed after only three nights.
  • men shǐ chū qiē liàng lái chóngjiàn bèi zhà huǐ de jiā yuán
    We hurled all possible effort into rebuilding the bombed houses.
  • méi dǎo dàn rán cóng hōng zhà xià miàn shè chū lái
    Out rushed a missile from under the bomber.
  • suī rán yīn gōng jué shuō míng xiē gōng chéng xiàng zào chéng chì dàn shì fēn jiā zhǐ chū hǎi jūn a-16 gōng hōng zhà shì hòu gǎi zhuāng chéng cái liào 、 v-22 chuí zhí fēi fēi b-2 yǐn xíng hōng zhà dōukě néng shì chì lái yuán
    While Boeing declines to which projects are producing the red ink, analysts point to the retrofitting of the Navy's A-6 attack bomber with composite materials wings, the V-22 vertical takeoff aircraft, and the B-2 Stealth bomber, on which Boeing is a subcontractor to the Northrop Corporation.
  • zài 90 nián dài ( hǎi wān zhàn zhēng jiān ), jǐn jià qīng xíng hōng zhà (f?117a yǐn xíng fēi ) chū dòng 1 jià gāi zhǐ xié dài 1 méi 1 dūn zhòng de zhà dànzhà dàn jiāng luò zài suǒ miáo zhǔn biāo de 10 yīng chǐ fàn wéi zhī nèi
    In the l990s (Iraq) this required one sortie by a light bomber (the F-117A Stealth),carrying a single one- ton bomb that will land within ten feet of where it is aimed.
  • zài 60 nián dài ( yuè zhàn jiān ), yóu shǐ yòng gèng wéi jīng què de hōng zhà tǒngcuī huǐ tóng yàng biāo zhǐ chū dòng pēn shì zhàn dǒu hōng zhà (f?4" guǐ guài shì ")176 jià měi jià fēi xié dài 1 méi zhà dàn ( zhōng bàn zhà dàn piān biāo 400 duō yīng chǐ );
    In the 1960s (Vietnam) more accurate bombing systems allowed the same target to be destroyed with 176 jet fighter- bomber (F- 4 Phantom) sorties,each carrying one bomb (half of which would land more than 400 feet from the target).
  • ràng men fēn xià zài guò 50 nián shēng de 3 zhàn zhēnghōng zhà cháng 100 yīng chǐ kuān 60 yīng chǐ de biāo ( tōng cháng shì yīzhuàng róng zhǐ huī suǒ jiā gōng chǎng huò dān wèi de lóu ), huǐ shāng gàilǜ wéi 90 yào duō shǎo fēi xíng jià tóu zhì duō shǎo zhà dànzài 40 nián dài ( èr zhàn shí ), chū dòng zhòng xíng hōng zhà (b?17)1500 jià tóu zhì 1 dūn zhòng de zhà dàn 9000 méi ( yòu bàn zhà dàn piān biāo 3300 duō yīng chǐ );
    To put this into perspective,consider what it took--in three wars,over the past fifty years-- to achieve a 90 percent probability of destroying a target measuring sixty feet by one hundred feet (a building,usually housing a headquarters,factory,or whatever).In the s (World War II) this required 1,500 heavy bomber (B-17) sorties dropping 9,000 one- ton bombs (half of which would land more than 3000 feet from the target).
  • zhèng jiè tóu miàn rén tuī zhè wèi nián qīng de shī chū lái jìng xuǎn shì chángzhè zhēn shì bào zhà xīn wén
    Political leaders exploded a bombshell when they picked the young lawyer to run for mayor.
  • shì shì de xiāo zhēn shì chū rén liào
    The news of his death came as a complete bombshell.
  • zhào piào miàn jià zhí mài chū zhè zhāng zhài quàn
    Sold the bond at par.
  • zhān · shì cóng suǒ de láo fáng táo chū lái de
    How did James Bond escape from the locked confine?
  • huò hǎi guān cāng wán shuì hòu jiāng huò chū lái
    The goods are in bond; on paying duty you can get the goods out of bond.
  • yào zài jiāng lái dìng shōu dào zhài quàn tóu zhě shǒu xiān chū qián gěi zhài quàn xíng rén
    In order to receive these streams of future cashflows, the prospective bond holder pays a price to the issuer of the bond.
  • jiě jiù cóng huò wēi xiǎn zhōng jiě jiù chū lái
    Rescue from bondage or danger.
  • rén cóng shù zhōng jiě fàng chū lái de rén
    someone who frees others from bondage.
  • rén cóng qiú jìn zhōng huò zhōng shì fàng chū lái de rén
    someone who releases people from captivity or bondage.
  • jiě fàng cóng huò shù zhōng jiě fàng chū láishǐ yóu
    To free from bondage, oppression, or restraint; liberate.
  • yòng jiān bǎng dǐng zhe ménshēn shǒu zhuā zhù xùn jiāng cóng kǔn bǎng zhōng liǎo chū láilìng zhàn liǎo de wèi zhì
    I held the door open with my shoulder and grabbed one. With a quick yank, I pulled it free from its bondage. Another one immediately took its place.
  • xíng bèi gào chū tíng jiē shòu shěn xùn shí bǎo zhèng rén jiāo de bǎo zhèng jīn
    (criminal law) money that must be forfeited by the bondsman if an accused person fails to appear in court for trial.
  • chū liǎo kuài tóu
    She coughed up the bone.
  • shòu chái de shēn cái yòu yòu shòu chū de
    Having a lean, gaunt frame with prominent bones.
  • bié shì yòu duō tóu huò zhě yòu duō hěn chū de tóu
    having bones especially many or prominent bones.
  • kuài cǎo jīng diào biàn kōng chū fāng rán yíng huǒ
    Some sod has been removed to make a place for the bonfire.