zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tōng guò suǒ yòu kǎo shìmǎn xiē tiáo jiàn chéng wéi gāo shī
    To pass examination and fulfil certain requirement to become a barrister
  • zài yīng lán wēi 'ěr shìgāo shī shì shī xué yuàn zhī de chéng yuán tōng guò xué kǎo shìzài chéng wéi gāo shī qián hái jīng guò nián de yán péi xùn bìng tōng guò zhǒng yòu guān kǎo shì
    In England and Wales, a barrister is a member of one of the inn of court; he has passed examination and spent one year in pupilage before being called to the bar.
  • zài lāi xīn dùn dào shàng de kǎi yuè jiǔ diàn wèi diào jiǔ shī shuō kàn xiàn zài kěn dìng chéng liǎo xiǎo rén liǎozuì yòu yìng zhī dào guān péi shěn yuán huì huì huà kǎo jìn shì shàng tiān yòu yǎn
    Dave Barber, a bartender at Lexington's Hyatt Regency Hotel, said:"I think she has definitely become one of the little people now. Just deserts. I don't know if the judge and the jury took that into account, but the man upstairs did."
  • guì : shàng jiù tóng men lián ràng men kǎo xià huò mào de zuò
    Let me contact them right now. I'll ask them to consider our proposition of barter trade.
  • běn shì shí běn chéngfènmín de gēn běn gǎi biàn shì yīn wéi yōu xiān kǎo de shì qíng de gǎi biàn
    a basic fact; the basic ingredients; basic changes in public opinion occur because of changes in priorities.
  • fēn jiā shuōtōng guò yǐng gōng xiàng kǎo chū de yōu hòu tiáo jiàn yòu chéng gōng de wàngbìng yìng jiě chú zhè jiā kùn nán zhòng zhòng de chū bǎn shāng de páng zhài fùhèér shǐ běn shàng jiàn quán de yíng dào shēng
    A sweetened offer for Harcourt by General Cinema appears to have a good chance of success, analysts said, and should give the troubled publisher a new lease on life by freeing its basically sound businesses from the burden of overwhelming debt.
  • nǎo fǎn kǎo zhè xiǎng
    He batted the idea around in his head.
  • chōng fēn kǎo zhù
    Bat an idea around.
  • zhěng kǎo shì chéng dān
    Took a battery of achievement tests.
  • shì bīng de yǒng zài zhàn dǒu zhōng dào kǎo yàn
    A soldier's courage is put to the proof in battle.
  • men de jūn duì guò shì zài cháng de zhàn zhēng huán jìng zhōng duàn liàn chéngzhǎng de shí shēng gànbù zhù yào kào zhàn chǎng shàng kǎo yàn
    Historically, our army was tempered and grew through long years of war, and cadres were promoted mainly on the basis of the test of the battlefield.
  • gāi jiào shī shí dīfáng zhe zhè míng xué shēng fáng men shì kǎo shì zuò
    The teacher viewed several of the students with a beady eye in case they tried to cheat during the examination.
  • móu shì xiān de kǎo kǎo huò jìhuà
    Deliberation, consideration, or planning beforehand.
  • men kǎo dào shēn hǎoqǐng bié gān liǎo
    Considering his ill health, they begged him off.
  • kǎo dào shēn hǎo men kěn qiú ràng bié gān liǎo
    Considering his poor health, they begged him off.
  • shǒu xiān , men quán miàn kǎo quán yuán gōng de zhì
    To begin with, we must consider the faculties of the staff all-sidedly.
  •   guǒ shuō yīng guó rén céng shí cháng yòu huì xiàng bié de guó jiā zhì sòng zhì sòng shí de xíng shì shì zhǒng zhǒng deér qiě yòu shí bìng shì chū de yuàndàn shì zuò wéi jiē shòu de guó jiāduì zhè zhǒng yìng yìng dāng jiē shòushì qián zǒng zǎi kǎo fān
    If the English very often find occasion to offer presents to foreign nations, very different are the forms in which this is done; it is not unfrequently done against their will; always does it behove foreign nations well to consider whether or not the present should be accepted.
  • jiāng rén de xìn niàn zhū kǎo yàn
    Put one's beliefs to the proof.
  • nóng kǎo shì shī láo de kuáng chóng bài zhě
    Harnoncourt is a passionate believer in Strauss.
  • bèi lín zài kǎo huàn gōng zuòzhè shí yòu shēng huì cóng tiān 'ér jiàngyīn zhuā zhù liǎo huì gān liǎo xià gōng yào qián gāo liǎo duō
    Belinda was thinking of changing jobs when this chance of promotion dropped in her lap, so she took it and stayed on at a much higher salary.
  • qīng shì rèn wéi zhí kǎo huò zhí shuōqīng shì
    To think or speak of as being of little worth; belittle.
  • kǎo děng měi guó xiē fǎn huá zhèng shì zhè shì shí biǎn bìng fǒu dìng zhōng guó rén mín kāi guó fáng jiān duān shù de chuàng xīn néng
    Cox and other anti-China politicians in the United States, turning a blind eye to these facts, have tried their best to belittle and deny the Chinese people innovative capacity in developing sophisticated national defense technology.
  • dāng jiào shòu tīng xīn shēng bān de xián liáo shí kàn lái shū yuǎn yòu kùn huòshēn zhōngquán shén guàn zhù de kǎo
    as distant and bemused as a professor listening to the prattling of his freshman class; lost in thought; a preoccupied frown.
  • zhèng zhài piào gōng de zhǔn shōu yòng zuò yíng gòu zhài de dìng jià sān kǎo
    Government debt paper provides a benchmark yield against which private debt issues can be priced.
  • wéi xíng zhì dìng guī guǎn zhìcóng 'ér jìn jìng zhēngxiāo wěi huì cǎo liǎo tào gōng shāng de zhǔn jīng yíng shǒu gōng shāng gòu zhuān tuán cān kǎo zhù gǎi shàn xiāng gǎng yíng shāng shǒu de shuǐ píng biāo zhǔn
    To facilitate the establishment of self-regulatory regimes for enhancing competition, the council developed a Benchmark Code of Practice for companies, professional and trade associations to use as a reference to help them improve the level and standard of practices in Hong Kong.
  • shòu tuō rén yòu quán kǎo jǐyǔ shì de de xìn tuō
    a trust that gives the trustee discretion to pay the beneficiary as much of the trust income as the trustee believes appropriate.
  • rén lèi kǎo de zuì de yōu shì shàngrén de shàn xíng wéi jiū jìng yòu huò gèng wéi yòu hàishì wèn
    The most melancholy of human reflections, perhaps, is that, on the whole, it is a question whether the benevolence of man does most harm or good.
  • guǎng de 'ài xīn de yán shēn dào liǎo suǒ yòu de zhǒng xìn yǎng héng héng t·b· mài kǎo 'āi de shì jiè xìng de shè huìtóng xìng liànlàng dàng gèng xiǎn 'è de rén zài sài gǎng suí chù jiàn
    his cosmopolitan benevolence impartially extended to all races and to all creeds- T.B. Macaulay; the ancient and cosmopolitan societies of Syria and Egypt; that queer, cosmopolitan, rather sinister crowd found around the Marseilles docks.
  • yóu kǎo dào jiā tíng shī qīn rén de tòng , bào zhǐ méi yòu kān dēng jiàn shì .
    Out of consideration for the bereaved family's feelings the papers did not print the story.
  • niǔ yuē wèi yǔn rén dāng rèn wéi shēng mìng chǔyú wēi xiǎn shí cǎi zhì mìng de huí yìng guān suǒ dāng rán zhǐ shì péi shěn yuán men kǎo liàng jiǎ shè men chǔyú zhè rén de jìng men shì fǒu huì gǎn dào shēng mìng kān
    New York's self-defense law allows a person to respond with deadly force when he believes he is in mortal danger. Judge Bernard Fried properly instructed the jurors to "put yourself in the shoes of this person" and determine whether they would have felt mortal fear.
  • bèi bié rén xiān kǎo wán
    Betty finished her test ahead of the others.
  • wéi kǎo shì 'ér bēi shāng
    He was bewailing his failure in the examination.