zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • rán 'érdāng wéi zài lún dūn tài shì shàng xíng de huáng jiā shuǐ shàng zhāo dài huì xiě chū shǒu yòu míng deshuǐ shàng yuèqǔhòu dào liǎo kuān shù
    He was forgiven, however, when he wrote his famous Water Music for one of the royal water parties on the River Thames in London.
  • lín wēi zhì yīng lán dōng nán de shì zhènwèi lún dūn zài tài shì shàngwéi yuán huáng jiā guān xiàng tái suǒ zài běn chū xiàn jīng xiàn chuān guò
    A borough of Greater London in southeast England on the Thames River. It is the site of the original Royal Observatory, through which passes the prime meridian, or longitude0=.
  • dào lún dūncóng zài
    He went to London, and thence to Paris.
  • men chéng fēi lún dūnzài cóng
    We can fly to London and thence to Paris.
  • zhù zài lún dūn huò jìn
    He lives in London or thereabouts.
  • zài lún dūn huò zhě jìn dāi xīng
    he stayed in London or thereabouts for several weeks.
  • bái tīng yīng guó lún dūn de tiáo kuān kuò dàonán běi zǒu xiàngwèi 'ěr jiā guǎng chǎng huì shà zhī jiāngēn huái huò 'ěr gōng 'ér mìng míng( 1529 nián 1698 nián), shì yīng guó tíng de zhù yào suǒ zài wéi zhèng bàn gōng gòu suǒ zài 'ér zhù míng
    A wide thoroughfare in London, England, running north and south between Trafalgar Square and the Houses of Parliament. Named after Whitehall Palace(1529-1698), the chief residence of the Court of London, it is noted for its government offices.
  • xiàn huò gōng yìng 500 gōng dūn chún 90 95% dìng lún dūn jīn shǔ jiāo suǒ jià jiàn dìng dān sān zhōu jiāo huò
    Can supply 500 mt tinn 90-95-0/0 from stock me price basis delivery throwers from receipt order.
  • men xīng lún dūn
    They reached London on Thursday.
  • lún dūn liǎo
    Tim went to London himself.
  • gēn shí jiān biǎo, 10 diǎn 22 fēn yīnggāi yòu liè lún dūn de huǒ chē
    According to the timetable, there shall be a train to London at 10:22.
  • nòng dào fèn liè chē yùn xíng shí biǎochá yuè liǎo suǒ yòu lún dūn chē de shí jiān
    He got hold of a railway timetable and looked up all the trains to London.
  • yīng guó gōng zhòng tōng cháng zài diàn yǐng shàng měi guó rén yòu xiāng tóng de kǒu wèi men shì jiè shàng fāng de rén yàng fēng yōng zhe kàntài tǎn 》。 zài zhè ( lún dūn ), zhè diàn yǐng zài fàng yìng de tóu 6 xīng jiù zhèng liǎo 0 6 měi yuán
    The British Public, which generally shares Americantastes in films, has flocked to "Titanic" along withthe rest of the world -- the film earned more than $ 60 million here in its first six weeks.
  • xìn yòng jǐn suō de wēi xié jīng yǐng xiǎng liǎo lún dūn piào jiāo suǒ de
    On the London Stock Exchange, the threat of a credit squeeze has been taking its toll of business.
  • méi yòuxiān shēngméi yòu shénme jiànzhǐ shì jīn tiān zǎo chén lún dūn tài shì bào lái liǎo diàn huà
    No, sir, nothing that can't wait for your return.But there was call this morning from the London Tomes.
  • men de xiǎn shìzài xiǎo shí chù 100 ér zài lún dūngēn běn jiù méi yòu
    They recorded an average of about 100 touches per hour in Paris-and no touching at all in London.
  • xià lún dūn yòu hěn duō yóu
    London is full of tourists in the summer.
  • men zài lún dūn xià liǎo huǒ chēzhuǎn chéng liǎo liàng gōng gòng chē
    At London we transferred from the train to a bus.
  • qǐng wèn zài zhè 'ér zhuǎn dào lún dūnshì zài zhè 'ér jiǎn piào
    Excuse me, I'm transferring to London here. Is this the right counter to check in at?
  • lún dūn yùn shū gōng zài jiāo tōng gāo fēng shí jiān zēng kāi jiā bān liè chē .
    London Transport run extra trains during the rush-hour.
  • men chéng tiě chuān guò lún dūn
    We travelled across London on the underground.
  • zhèng cóng lán chū nán xià lún dūn
    He's travelling down to London from Scotland.
  • wéi lún dūn de jiā gōng dào chù tuī xiāo tǎn .
    He travels in carpets for a big London firm.
  • ruì shì háng kōng gōng de sān chā 20 fēi lún dūn
    There's a Swissair Trident out of London at 0920.
  • 1917 nián shā huáng guó bēng kuì wáng mìng de 'é guó jūn guān liú cuàn dào dūn huángdāng guān jìng jiāng men guān zài shí zhōng
    Following the downfall of the empire of the Tsar in 1917, a batch of desperate Russian officers fled to Dunhuang and, surprisingly enough, the local authorities had all of them locked up in the grottoes.
  • zhàn zhēng jié shù shílún dūn xíng liǎo xuān nào de yóu xíng
    When the war is over, there is a tumultuous parade in London.
  • zhàn zhēng jié shù shí , lún dūn xíng liǎo xuān nào de yóu xíng
    When the war was over, there was a tumultuous parade in London
  • jīn tiān lún dūn zhèng quàn shì chǎng piàn hùn luàn
    The London Stock Exchange is in turmoil today.
  • lún dūn jiān de qiú fàn gēn jiān kānshǒu chū shǒu de zuì gāo quán wēi duì zhe qiú fàn kāi qiāng kǒu jìng duǎn qiāng qiāng táng tián jìn liǎo pái yòu pái de dàn tiě shā
    prisoners in London gaols fought battles with their turnkeys, and the majesty of the law fired blunderbusses in among them, loaded with rounds of shot and ball;
  • shàng xīng zuò wéi cān yuàn wěi yuán huì de yuán zhòng liǎo dūn níng jiāng jūn 1959 nián dài biǎo zhèng de chén guó jiā zhù shū 1958 nián zài wěi yuán huì qián de yán
    In the last week, as a member of the Senate Formulations Committee, I've re-read the testimony of General Twinning, representing the Administration in 1959, and the Assistant Secretary of State before the Formulations Committee in 1958.
  • jǐng chá : shì diǎn xíng de lún dūn gōng gòng chē
    That' a typical London bus.
  • jǐng chá : shì diǎn xíng de lún dūn gōng gòng chē
    That' a typical London bus.