zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yào yòu jiǎng yòu jiǎng fēn míng
    We must have rewards and penalties, and the criteria must be perfectly clear.
  • píng jià shí cǎi yòng huán jìng píng jià tǒngduō biāo fēn tóu xiào fēn děng fāng
    Methods of environmental evaluation system, multi-criteria analysis or cost-benefit analysis might be used.
  • zhǒng jiāng shù xìn hào huò liào 'àn guī dìng de biāo zhǔn jìn xíng fēn de zhuāng zhì huò chéng
    A device or program that separates data, signals or material in accordance with specified criteria.
  • 24 láo dòng wéi biāo zhǔn fēn pèi de fāng shì tuǒdàng de
    [24] Labour-power is not an appropriate criterion for land distribution.
  • fēn pèi de biāo zhǔn xiāng wéi fēn pèi de dān wèi
    The criterion for land distribution. The township is taken as the unit for land distribution.
  • gēn běn wèn shìxīzàng shì zhōng guó de fēnduì duìyào yòng zhè biāo zhǔn lái pàn duàn
    "Essentially Tibet is a part of China. This is the criterion for judging right or wrong."
  • píng jiāshì de biǎo yào bié rén de biǎo kuài shàng fēn zhōng de rén
    A critic is a man whose watch is five minutes ahead of other people's watch.
  • wèi píng lùn jiā néng gòu fēn hǎohuài zuò pǐn
    A critic must be able to discriminate from good literature from bad.
  • qíng kuàng shí fēn wēi
    The moment was critical.
  • pàn xìng de yuè pàn xìng de lùn wénduì méi 'ěr wéi 'ěr zuò pǐn de pàn xìng fēn
    a critical reading; a critical dissertation; a critical analysis of Melville's writings.
  • pàn duàn duì mǒu xiē shì běn zhì guān jiàn xìng de fēn
    A critical analysis of the nature of something.
  • guó zhì yào zuānyán de jīng shén lái fēn zhè xiē qíng bào bié shì dāng zhè xiē qíng bào de lái yuán shízhè xiē qíng bào gòu zhàn zài de chǎng shàng bǎo men de qíng bào lái yuán xiē gōng qíng bào de rén liǎo jiě dào zhī dào men de rénshào zhī yòu shǎotóng shí men zài yán de bǎo zhī xiàcái huì gōng qíng bào
    International organizations need to analyse such information critically and especially benefit when it comes from more than one source. The intelligence agencies, for their part, must protect their sources and methods. Those who provide such information must know that it will be kept in strict confidence and be known to very few people.
  • pàn fēn duì jiāng yào gài niàn huà gōng shì huà de běn xìn niàn de shěn dìng fēn
    The critique and analysis of fundamental beliefs as they come to be conceptualized and formulated.
  • zài fēi zhōu fēn guǎng fàn de wēi xiǎn de 'ě
    a dangerous crocodile widely distributed in Africa.
  • chéng gǎng dǐng duān fēn hěn jìn de 'ài 'ěr lán nán chéng shìshì yáng de kǒu chéng zài 9 shì shí bèi dān mài rén zhàn , 1649 nián bèi 'ào · lún wēi 'ěr zhàn lǐngrén kǒu 136, 344
    A city of southern Ireland near the head of Cork Harbor, an inlet of the Atlantic Ocean. Cork was occupied by the Danes in the ninth century and by Oliver Cromwell in1649. Population,136, 344.
  • dǎi men jié hòu zāng kuǎn fēn diào liǎo .
    After the robbery the crooks had a share-out (of the stolen money).
  • huài dàn qián de fēn tōu zǒu liǎo .
    The crooks got away with (ie The criminals stole) most of the money.
  • fēn zài tóng nèi zhǒng zhí liǎo liǎng zhǒng zuò
    Part of the land is double-crop.
  • lián fēn tái qiú huò chuí qiú shí lián fēn
    A run or unbroken series of successful shots, as in billiards or croquet.
  • wēi fēn pèng zhuàng jié miàn
    differential collision cross section
  • yuē hàn shēn fēn wén
    John had neither cross nor pile.
  • zhǒng cóng shí gōng zhōng fēn huà chū lái de yòng shǒu lái shè de gōng jiàn
    a bow drawn by hand as distinguished from a crossbow.
  • zhǒng de fēn zài tóng de fēn zhòng dié decháng zhǐ yóu fēn 'ér néng jiāo de xiāng guān shēng de qún
    Occurring in separate, nonoverlapping geographic areas. Often used of populations of related organisms unable to crossbreed because of geographic separation.
  • jiàn de fēn xiāng duì de shè huì zhèng zhì qīng xiàng
    A crosscurrent of dissent; sociopolitical crosscurrents.
  • chuán zài zhōng shí fēn tōng guò chì dào
    The ship crossed the line at midday.
  • dāng kǒng fēn shì bīng jiāo huǒ shípíng mín zǒng yòu chī liú dàn de wēi xiǎn
    There is always the risk of civilians being caught in the crossfire when terrorists and soldiers snoot it out.
  • 'ěr tǎn zhōu zhōng de shǐ shàng de hǎi xiàng dōng yán shēn zhì zhōng guó de biān jìngxiàng nán cóng hǎi yán shēn zhì 'ā hàn hěn jiǔ lái jiù shì dōng fāng mào jūn shì jiāo tōng yào dàozhè de fēn shǔ jīn tiān de 'é luó
    A historical region of west-central Asia extending east from the Caspian Sea to the border of China and south from the Aral Sea into Afghanistan. It has long been a crossroads for trade and conquest between East and West. Much of the region is now part of the U.S.S.R.
  • qiáo lóujià shǐ táijiàn qiáojiàn lóu chuán de jià shǐ cāng shàng héng kuà de píng tái huò fēng fēn
    A crosswise platform or enclosed area above the main deck of a ship from which the ship is controlled.
  • liǎng tuǐ fēn chā chù rén huò dòng de liǎng tuǐ fēn chā chù
    The crotch of a person or animal.
  • fēn yīn fēn yīn 'èr fēn yīn zài yuèpǔ shàng shì tóng cháng de sān yīn
    Quavers, crotchets and minims are three of the different lengths of note in written music.
  • yòu xiē xué shēng zhòng duō de xué xiào měi tiān fēn liǎng shàng
    Some crowded schools have double sessions.
  • cháng yòu suī rán yōng dàn què fēn de máo kǒng de zhēn jūn lèi
    fungi having each pore separate though crowded.