zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shǒu dēng de guāng rán zhào zài guài de dōng shàng
    The lantern light suddenly fell on a curious object.
  • duì bié rén de shì tài hǎo liǎo
    She is too curious about other people's business.
  • duì zhè jiàn zhù de jié gòu fēi cháng hǎo
    I'm rather/very/most curious about the structure of the building.
  • zhèng cháng yùn xíng de duì rén men xíng shì de dòng hěn hǎo
    Machines ticking away; curious about what makes people tick.
  • guò rén xiàng men tóu lái hǎo de guāng
    We received a number of curious stares from passers-by.
  • shù hòu miàn zhǐ xiǎo hǎo kàn zhe men
    A fawn behind the tree looked at us curiously.
  • jǐn jǐn zhuǎn jīng hǎo ... zhù shì zhù .
    She regarded him closely, intently, curiously, etc.
  • kàn jiàn de yǎn jīng hǎo dīng zhe
    I see his eyes curiously stare on me.
  • men hàoqí kàn zhe
    They studied him curiously.
  • yòu de xìng zhì
    having a curiously intricate quality.
  • shēn cháng kànhǎo de kàn
    strain to watch; stare curiously.
  • zhè hái hǎo kàn zhe men
    The child looked curiously at us.
  • men hàoqí xiāng kàn
    They looked at each other curiously.
  • shuō lái guài zhī dào qiē
    Curiously, he knew all about it.
  • yòu zhǒng guài deshā de shēng yīn biǎo xiàn yòu diǎn guài
    had a curiously husky voice; he's behaving rather peculiarly.
  • hǎo de gēn zài qiāoqiāo liù chū fáng jiān de de hòu miàn
    He curiously ran after her who had slipped out of the room.
  • shì hái wèi xiān shēng wèn dàojīng yáng méi máo
    "Are you, my boy?" asked the gentleman, raising his eyebrows curiously.
  • lìng rén guài de shìshēn qǐng biǎo shàng zhōng guó xué shēng de gre chéng yuǎn yuǎn gāo lái měi guó de xué shēng
    Curiously,the GRE scores on these applications are far superior to those on applications from Americans.
  • de shǒu xíng zhuàng shǒu zhǎng xiàng tōng hái yàng xiǎo qiǎo gān jìngdàn shì shǒu zhǐ zhǐ xiǎn rán cháng rén gèng
    Her hands were oddly shaped, the palms as small and neat as any little girl's, while the fingers and thumbs were curiously enlarged.
  • hěn guàinán chāng fāng miàn chuán lái xiāo shuō jiǎng jiè shízhāng jìng jiāng zhū wèi xiān shēng de jiàn nán nóng mín de dòng wéi rán
    Curiously enough, it is reported from Nanchang that Chiang Kai-shek, Chang Ching-chiang and other such gentlemen do not altogether approve of the activities of the Hunan peasants.
  • niǔ yuē shì cháng huáchū chén kàn zhe de péng yǒu mài 'ěr sēn shòu jìn zhí dào shàng zhōu péi shěn tuán pàn suǒ yòu zuì zhuàng jūn chéng shí cái zhōng kāi yīcháng zhèng zhì shàng cháng nán kān de miàn
    And he (New York City Mayor Koch) watched, curiously subdued, as his friend, Bess Myerson, was dragged through the mud until he finally avoided a major political embarrassment last week when a jury found her innocent of all charges.
  • hěn guài méi yòu rèn de lǎo péng yǒuzuì yòu de shìměi guó xiàn zài hěn fēn shàng kào fēi zhōu de shí yóuhǎo xiào de shì rèn wéi zuì chǒu lòu de què zuì xiān mài wánzuì guài de shì bìng méi yòu
    curiously enough, he didn't recognize his old friend; interestingly enough, America is now dependent on Africa for a large part of its oil; funnily enough, the ones I thought so ugly were the ones that sold out first; oddly enough, he hasn't mentioned it.
  • tīng dào biāo chuān tòu piàn cáo zhī shēng de guài jiào shēng”( hēng · jīn
    "He could hear the unearthly scream of some curlew piercing the din"(Henry Kingsley).
  • zhōu wéi dōushì nóng juàn máo de shēn hǎo de yǎn jīng shǎn shuò zhe huó
    Surrounded by masses of curly hair,his dark inquisitive eyes sparkled with life.
  • guài de mǒu chéng shì huò zhì de
    Inconsistent with an individual pattern or custom.
  • huò 'ēn luò 'ěr fàn diàn de zhù rén kěn · 'ěr zhā shuō guǒ shuō zhè xiē hǎi 'ōu yòu zhù guò jiǎ māo tóu yīng de huà zhǐ shì chū hǎo ér
    If anything, the ersatz owls have become a curiosity to the gulls, said Ken Farzad, owner of the harbor's Hornblower's Restaurant.
  • wéi duō 'ěr shēng 1925 měi guó zuò jiā fěng xìng de yōu shù de duì shè huì shuāi luò de miáo xiě 'ér zhù míng de zuò pǐn yòu xiǎo shuō · léi kěn ( 1968 nián zuì hǎo de nán rén( 1960 nián
    American writer noted for his cynical humor and his numerous accounts of society in decline. His works include the novel Myra Breckinridge(1968) and the play The Best Man(1960).
  • 'ào duō fēn shì wén xīng shí de wèi zhī míng huà jiā
    Leonardo da Vinci is a famous artist in the Italian Renaissance.
  • guó lāi 'ào duō · · fēn guǎn
    Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology
  • liè 'ào duō · · fēn de huà biǎo míng yòu wéi chāo qián de xué xiǎng xiàng chuàng qiǎo
    Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks and drawings show him to have had a scientific imagination and technological ingenuity well ahead of his time.
  • zhè me duō zhuō liè de xiǎo shuō jiādōu xiě guò · fēn néng yuán liàngdàn zhī dàozuò guò de shì gǎi biàn
    I can't forgive so many bad novelists for having written about Leonardo da Vinci. But there you are, what's done cannot be undone.
  • dàn shì huì dǎo kǒu yǎn rèn chū láizhè jiù shì liè 'ào duō · · fēn deméng · suō》, shì jiè shàng zuì zuì zhù míng de shù pǐn
    But you will gasp in recognition. This is the Mona Lisa, painted by Leonardo da Vinci, and is the most famous work of art in the world.