zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè xiāo rán chuán kāi liǎo
    The news broke unexpectedly.
  • bào fēng xià rán zuò
    The storm broke soon.
  • rán chū shēng chuǎn
    A gasp broke from her.
  • rán tíng zhǐ liǎo tán huà
    He broke short the conversation.
  • men de jūn duì hěn kuài jiù wéi liǎo
    Out troops soon broke through.
  • rán xiào lái liǎo
    She broke into a laugh.
  • rán kǒu
    She broke out in curses.
  • ,( féi liè) · chái 'ěr 1859 1935 měi guó huà jiāshàn yòng míng liàng de cǎi de chù miáo huì chéng shì jiē dào de jǐng rán jǐng guānzuò pǐn yòu shì dùn de tiān( 1885 nián
    American painter who used brilliant colors and bold brushwork to depict city street scenes and natural landscapes in works such as Rainy Day in Boston(1885).
  • detáng de lìng rén chī jīng qiě táng de de
    Surprisingly and unceremoniously curt; brusque.
  • zhǐ shàng lìng rén jīng de suí biàntáng
    surprisingly and unceremoniously brusque in manner.
  • niǔ yuē rén huà duō qiě táng yòu hàoguǎnxiánshì mǎng de míng shēngér yǒu hǎo de zhōng de rén bàn shì hěn mànmǎi kuài féi zào yào huā shàng bàn xiǎo shí
    Urban New Yorkers are chatty but brusque, giving them the reputation for being in-trusive and rude, whereas the friendly Midwesterners can take so long to get to the point that it takes a half an hour to buy a bar of soap.
  • yǐn fǎn duì de táng xíng wéiyǐn duō tóu piào rén fǎn duì de jiǎng huà
    his antagonizing brusqueness; a speech that was antagonizing to many voters.
  • ān liè · shì wèi shēng xìng huó de niànzài diàn shì tái zhù chí shēng huó fāng miàn de jié dàn shì zài 27 suì de huā nián líng rán huàn shàng liǎo xìng gān zàng shuāi jié jìn xíng gān zàng zhí shǒu shù cái néng huó guò zhè xīng wéi chí shēng mìng
    Andrea De Cruz, the bubbly host of a lifestyle show, was stricken with acute liver failure at the age of 27 and needed an urgent transplant to survive the week.
  • wáng tóng zhì shàn cháng zhōng fēng yìng
    Comrade Wang is good at "break and bucket" play.
  • shēn chì bǎng shàng yòu xiàn tiáo chéng de wǎng 'àn de xiǎo chóng
    small bug having body and wings covered with a lacy network of raised lines.
  • chū huò péng zhàng
    To bulge or swell.
  • chū huò
    To protrude or bulge.
  • shǐ yǎn qiúbào huò biàn
    To make(the eyes) bulge or grow large.
  • mǒu xiē chū de dōng zhǒng zhǎngyuán jié huò zhǒng kuài
    Something, such as a bulge, knob, or swelling, that protrudes.
  • xiàng wài chū dezhǒng zhǎng de
    Swelling outward; bulging.
  • de yǎn zhū zài wǎng wài chū
    His eyes are bulging.
  • chū de xià xià 'è chū de dǒu niú quǎn
    an underhung jaw; undershot bulldog.
  • rán lái zhèn dàn
    There was a sudden spray of bullets.
  • zài dǒu niú shí zuì hàn rán liàngliàng qiàng qiàng chuǎng dào dǒu niú chǎng zhōng jiān
    During a bullfight, a drunk suddenly wandered into the middle of the ring.
  • dāng lài zhèng zài cháo nòng fēn shí fēn rán huī quán tóu gěi liǎo
    The bully was taunting Stephen, when suddenly Stephen pitched into him with fists flying.
  • men zhèng wěn wěn dāng dāng chē qián jìn shí rán lún tāi bào liǎo
    We were just bumming along nicely when the tyre burst.
  • men zhèng kāi zhe chē wǎng qián zǒu rán shàng shǎn chū rén
    We were just bumming along when a man appeared on the road.
  • chūlóng xiǎo de huò zhǒng kuàilóng
    A small lump or swelling; a bump.
  • zài jiē shàng xíng zǒu shí rán kàn jiàn liàng jiào chē zhuàng dào sōng shù shàng
    I was walking down the street, when I suddenly saw a car bump against a huge pine.
  • shì zài gōng chē rán shā chē de shí hòu zhuàng shāng de
    I bumped it when the bus stopped abruptly.
  • gǎi biàn suǒ shuì de xiāo chuán lái zhǒng dōng rán zhǎng jià liǎo
    Prices were bumped up by news of changes in the income tax laws.
  • zài kàn láitíng chē shí chē de bǎo xiǎn gān fēn chū zài rén hángdào shàng shì wēi dào dedàn jiù zhì guān niàn 'ér yánzhè réng jiù shì zhǒng fàn de xíng wéi
    Parking with your car bumper overhanging the pavement may seem trivial to you, but in the eyes of the law it is still an offence.