督zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yì jiào tú jī dū jiào、 yóu tài jiào huò yī sī lán jiào tú yǐ wài de rén； yì jiào tú
    One who is not a Christian, Moslem, or Jew; a heathen.
  • jī dū jiào tú zǎo qī yóu tài qǐ yuán de jī dū jiào tú de yī pài zhōng de yī yuán， bǎo liú liǎo duō guī dìng de yóu tài jiào yì
    A member of a sect of early Christians of Jewish origin who retained many of the prescribed Jewish observances.
  • yì jiào tú de guān yú fēi jī dū jiào tú huò yóu tài jiào tú de rén de
    Relating to a people not Christian or Jewish; heathen.
  • jiān dū rén gēn jù duì wǔ de zhěng qí hé shēng yīn de dà xiǎo lái dǎ fēn。
    Scorekeepers grade the runners on how straight they jog and how loud they scream.
  • shèng dì（ wèi yú yuē dàn hé xī 'àn， jī dū shēng huó guò de dì fāng， jī dū tú fèng zhī wéi shén shèng tǔ dì）
    Country west of the river Jordan, revered by Christians as the place where Christ lived
  • kào jìn sǐ hǎi běi duān yuē dàn jìng nèi de yī gè cūn zhuāng； jù jī dū jiào de《 jiù yuē quán shū》 suǒ shù， tā shì dì yī gè bèi yuē shū yà dài lǐng de yóu tài rén zhēng fú， zuò wéi qù wǎng tiān guó de rù kǒu。
    a village in Jordan near the north end of the Dead Sea; in the Old Testament it was the first place taken by the Israelites under Joshua as the entered the Promised Land.
  • yì jiào tú yī gè guó jiā huò mín zú zhōng bù xìn yóu tài jiào、 jī dū jiào huò yī sī lán jiào de rén
    One who adheres to the religion of a people or nation that does not acknowledge the God of Judaism, Christianity, or Islam.
  • yà zhōu xī nán bù dì zhōng hǎi dōng 'àn de yī gè gǔ guó； jī dū jiào、 yóu tài jiào hé yī sī lán jiào cháo shèng de dì fāng。
    an ancient country is southwestern Asia on the east coast of the Mediterranean; a place of pilgrimage for Christianity and Islam and Judaism.
  • měi guó yòu gè jiào《 sān lún》 (t) de zá zhì， jiù zài gǔ chuī zhè gè guān niàn， tā men zhù yào yǐ yóu tài jiào、 jī dū jiào hé fó jiào wéi zhù， dàn bù pái chì qí tā zōng jiào。
    Tricycle, a magazine in the United States, is advocating this view. Judaism, Christianity and Buddhism would form the core, but other religions would not be excluded.
  • yǔ cǐ tóng shí， jiǎn chá jī guān jiā dà zhí fǎ jiān dū de lì dù， tè bié shì jiā dà liǎo duì shǎo shù gōng 'ān、 sī fǎ rén yuán làn yòng zhí quán、 bù yǐ fǎ bàn shì xiàn xiàng de chá chù gōng zuò。
    In the meantime, procuratorial bodies have stepped up their efforts to supervise law enforcement, especially to investigate and punish a small number of public security and judiciary personnel who abused power and did not act in accordance with the law.
  • wéi zhī chí guó jì yuán zǐ néng jī gòu de bǎo zhàng jiān dū gōng zuò， 1991 nián 11 yuè， zhōng guó zhèng shì xuān bù zài lián xù de jī chǔ shàng xiàng gāi jī gòu tōng bào zhōng guó xiàng wú hé wǔ qì guó jiā chū kǒu huò cóng wú hé wǔ qì guó jiā jìn kǒu dà yú 1 yòu xiào gōng jīn hé cái liào de qíng kuàng。
    With a view to supporting IAEA safeguard, in November, 1991, China officially declared that on a continuing basis it would report to the IAEA any export to or import from non-nuclear-weapon states involving nuclear materials of one effective kilogramme or above.
  • wǔ cháng guān zhī yī gǔ dài sī bā dá měi nián yóu mín xuǎn chǎn shēng duì guó wáng yòu jiān dū quán de wǔ wèi zhǎngguān zhī yī
    One of a body of five elected magistrates exercising a supervisory power over the kings of Sparta.
  • tā shì yóu liǎng gè yīng yǔ dān cí jié hé 'ér chéng de： loaf( miàn bāo ) hé mass( jī dū jiào de mí sǎ )。 zài zǎo qī jiào huì lǐ， “ shōu huò jié ” shì qìng zhù shōu gē mài zǐ de jié rì。
    The term combines the old English words for "loaf" and the Christian"mass", and in early church Lammas was the festival of the wheat harvest.
  • jiào táng， jiào qū méi yòu zì jǐ de mù shī 'ér yǐ kào gèng dà de zōng jiào zǔ zhì zhī chí de jī dū jiào jiào táng huò jiào qū
    A Christian church or congregation with no cleric of its own that depends for support on a larger religious organization.
  • 　 sù sòng guò chéng hé shěn pàn huó dòng shì fǒu hé fǎ， shòu dào yán gé jiān dū 。
    Lawsuit procedures and judicial activities are strictly supervised as to their legality.
  • mǎ lóng jī dū jiào tǒng yī jiào huì de xìn tú， zhù yào shǔ yú lí bā nèn， qí lǐ bài yí shì yòng xù lì yà yǔ zhù chí
    A member of a Christian Uniat church, chiefly of Lebanon, the liturgy of which is conducted in Syriac.
  • shèng cān yí shì jīng wén zhāi zì xīn yuē shèng jīng fú yīn shū zuò wéi jī dū tú shèng cān yí shì yī bù fēn de sòng dú de yì wén
    A lection from any of the first four books of the New Testament included as part of a religious service.
  • tóng shí， chéng lì 'ào yùn jiàn shè xiàng mù zhāo tóu biāo jiān dū jī gòu， què bǎo zhāo tóu biāo huó dòng yǐ fǎ jìn xíng， dù jué gè zhǒng wéi fǎ wéi guī huó dòng。
    In addition, an institution to supervise the bidding for the Olympic construction projects will be set up to ensure legality of the bidding and that any illegal practice and violation of discipline can be avoided.
  • jī dū jiào de yǐng xiǎng bǐ jiào fū qiǎn， shēn céng hái shì běi 'ōu de yuán shǐ shén huà hé chuán shuō。
    While Christian influence is shallow, the poem has its deep roots in Nordic myth and legend.
  • jiǎn chá jī guān yǐ fǎ jiā qiáng sù sòng jiān dū ， tí gāo bàn 'àn zhì liàng， wéi hù gōng mín de hé fǎ quán lì。
    Procuratorial organs have reinforced litigation supervision according to law to improve the quality of handling cases and safeguard the legitimate rights of citizens.
  • xǔ kě rén yīngdāng jiān dū bèi xǔ kě rén shǐ yòng qí zhù cè shāng biāo de shāng pǐn zhì liàng。 bèi xǔ kě rén yīngdāng bǎo zhèng shǐ yòng gāi zhù cè shāng biāo de shāng pǐn zhì liàng。
    The licensor shall supervise the quality of the goods in respect of which the licensee uses his registered trademark, and the licensee shall guarantee the quality of the goods in respect of which the registered trademark is used.
  • shǔ yú jiān dū 、 guǎn lǐ de， shòu jiān dū 、 guǎn lǐ xiàn zhì de， huò bāo hán jiān dū 、 guǎn lǐ de。
    of or limited to or involving supervision.
  • zhú zì yǎn yì shèng jīng jiào yì de jī dū jiào。
    the interpretation of every word in the Bible as literal truth.
  • xī pài jiào huì de yòng huò cóng qián yòng lā dīng yǔ zuò wéi qí lǐ bài yí shì yǔ yán de jī dū jiào huì de， yǔ zhī yòu guān de， huò lái zì cǐ zhǒng jiào huì de
    Of, relating to, or descended from those Christian churches that use or formerly used Latin as their liturgical language.
  • shèng · kè lǐ sī tuō fū jī dū xùn dào zhě， bèi miáo shù wéi guī yǐ jī dū jiào de jù rén， zhì lì yú jiāng yóu rén bèi guò hé qù。 tā de jié rì wéi qī yuè 'èr shí wǔ rì， cóng 1969 nián tiān zhù jiào lǐ bài yí shì rì lì qǐ zhōng duàn
    Christian martyr often depicted as a giant who converted to Christianity and thereafter devoted himself to carrying travelers across a river. His feast, July25, was dropped from the Catholic liturgical calendar in1969.
  • tā jiān dū gōng rén kāi kǎ chē。
    He supervised the workers loading the truck.
  • xiāng gǎng jī dū jiào xié jìn huì tuī xíng de " wǔ bǐng 'èr yú yùn dòng "， shì běn gǎng fā qǐ de shǒu xiàng hǎi wài yuán zhù jìhuà。
    The 'Five Loaves and Two Fish' Campaign, sponsored by the Hong Kong Christian Council, was the first overseas aid project initiated in Hong Kong.
  • （ jī dū jiào cháng lǎo huì de） jiào wù píng yì huì yóu jī dū jiào cháng lǎo huì mù shī hé tè dìng dì qū de zhǎnglǎo dài biǎo zǔ chéng de píng yì huì
    A court composed of Presbyterian Church ministers and representative elders of a particular locality.
  • dū jūn dà dū zǒng lǎn quán shěng de jūn shì zhèng zhì dà quán， duì wài gòu jié dì guó zhù yì， duì nèi shí xíng dì fāng xìng de fēng jiàn jūn shì gē jù， shì yī shěng fàn wéi nèi de dú cái zhě。
    But he was the virtual dictator of the province, with administrative as well as military power gathered in his hands.In league with the imperialists, he maintained a separatist feudal-militarist regime in his locality.
  • mù qián zhōng guó réng yòu 32 míng jūn shì guān chá yuán fēn bié zài“ lián hé guó zhōng dōng tíng zhàn jiān dū zǔ zhì”、“ lián hé guó yī lā kè －－ kē wēi tè guān chá tuán”、“ lián hé guó xī sǎ hā lā gōng mín tóu piào tè pài tuán” 3 gè wéi hé rèn wù qū zhí xíng rèn wù。 1997 nián 5 yuè， zhōng guó zhèng fǔ jué dìng yuán zé shàng cān jiā lián hé guó wéi hé dài mìng 'ān pái， bìng jiāng zài shìdàng shí hòu xiàng lián hé guó wéi hé xíng dòng tí gōng jūn shì guān chá yuán、 mín shì jǐng chá hé gōng chéng、 yī liáo、 yùn shū děng hòu qín bǎo zhàng fēn duì。
    China still has 32 military observers serving with the UNTSO, UNIKOM and MINURSO. In May 1997, the Chinese government decided that in principle China would take part in the UN's stand-by arrangements and would provide military observers, civilian policemen, and engineering, medical, transportation and other logistic service teams in due time for UN peace-keeping operations.
  • xíng zhèng zhǎngguān dǒng jiàn huá jīn rì ( xīng qī wǔ ) yú qián zǒng dū fǔ jǔ xíng de shì jiè mào yì zǔ zhì fēi zhèng shì bù cháng jí huì yì ( xiāng gǎng ) bì mù wǔ yàn shàng de yǎn cí quán wén：
    Following is the full text of the luncheon speech by the Chief Executive, Mr Tung Chee Hwa, at the Informal Ministerial Meeting in Hong Kong at Government House today (Friday):
  • jiàn quán shè huì bǎo zhàng hóng guān tiáokòng hé jiān dū tǐ zhì， tí gāo guǎn lǐ shuǐ píng hé gōng zuò xiàolǜ， cù jìn shè huì bǎo zhàng tǐ xì wěn dìng、 jiàn kāng hé yòu xù yùn xíng。
    The social security macro-regulation and supervision system shall be bettered and its management level and efficiency raised, so as to ensure the stable, healthy and orderly operation of the social security system.