zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • míng wáng xīng tài yáng jiǔ yuǎn 'ér qiě tōng cháng shì zuì yuǎn de xíng xīng rào tài yáng yùn zhuǎn de héng xīng nián wéi 2484 niánzài jìn diǎn shí tài yáng 45 gōng huò 28 yīng zài yuǎn diǎn shí tài yáng 74 gōng huò 46 yīng zhí jìng dào qiú zhí jìng de bàn
    The ninth and usually farthest planet from the sun, having a sidereal period of revolution about the sun of248.4 years,4.5 billion kilometers or2.8 billion miles distant at perihelion and7.4 billion kilometers or4.6 billion miles at aphelion, and a diameter less than half that of Earth.
  • sān yīng chǐ kuān de rén hángdào
    A sidewalk three feet broad.
  • zài yīng guó zhǐ zài rén hángdào biān bǎi tān de tān fàn de chǎng suǒ
    (British) a vendor's position (especially on the sidewalk).
  • cpu shì zhōng yāng chǔlǐ dān yuán de yīng wén suō xiě shì suàn de xīn zànghǎo jiā zhī zhù yàng
    CPU is the abbreviation of Central Processing Unit, which is the heart of a computer like the head of a family.
  • yīng guó de suō xiě tōng cháng zhǐ niú jīn jiàn qiáo xué
    a British abbreviation; usually Oxford and Cambridge Universities.
  • yīng guó rén duì qiǎo bīng lín de kǒu tóu suō lüè
    colloquial British abbreviation for chocolate ice cream.
  • yīng guó patomime de suō xiě
    (British) an abbreviation of pantomime.
  • guó de zhēn 1429 nián jiě chú liǎo yīng jūn de cháng bāo wéi
    a long siege by the English was relieved by Joan of Arc in 1429.
  • zhēn zài 1429 nián shuài jūn jiě chú liǎo yīng jūn duì 'ào 'ěr liáng de wéi gōng
    Joan of Arc led a large army to raise the siege of Orleans in 1429.
  • bān pài chū 130 sōu zhàn chuán xiàng yīng guó jìn chuán shàng zài yòu 27, 365 míng shì bīng shuǐ bīnghái yòu gōng chéng pào
    130 Spanish galleons with 27,365 soldiers and sailors, horses and siege cannon set sail for Britain.
  • měi guó mìng( 1781); kāng 'ào shí de yīng guó bèi měi jūn jūn wéi gōng sān zhōu hòu tóu jiàng
    American Revolution (1781): the British under Cornwallis surrendered after a siege of three weeks by American and French troops.
  • guó zhōng nán 'ěr biān de chéng shìnián dào nián yīng guó duì 'ào 'ěr liáng jìn xíng wéi gōng de fāng
    a city on the Loire river in north central France; site of the siege of Orleans by the English (1428-1429).
  • shén huà zhōng de yīng xióngluó míng yóu ); zài de 'ào sài zhōng luò bèi gōng hòu fǎn huí dǎo
    a mythical Greek hero (Roman name Ulysses); his return to Ithaca after the siege of Troy was described in Homer's Odyssey.
  • měi guó jiā zhōu nèi huá shān mài de zuì gāo fēnghǎi yīng chǐ
    the highest peak in the Sierra Nevada range in California (14,495 feet high).
  • wēi mǐn yīng lán dōng nán lún dūn de shì wèi tài shì 'àn bāo kuò yīng guó zhèng de zhù yào guān yóu shì yán zhe huái huò 'ěr jiē táng níng jiē de guān wēi mǐn jiào táng bái jīn hàn gōng děng yòu míng de jiàn zhù
    A borough of Greater London in southeast England on the Thames River. It includes the principal offices of the British government, especially along Whitehall and Downing streets, and such famous structures as Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace.
  • shàng yóu lǎn lún dūn mǐn cān hòu yào zài shèng bǎo luó jiào xué tíng liú huì de shí jiān cān guān yīng guǎn
    You visit the Tower and Westminster Abbey in the morning. Right after lunch, the tour makes a stop at St. Paul's. Then the rest of the afternoon is spent at the museum.
  • bèi yīng guó dōng nán de chéng zhènwèi tīng de bèi ( 1066 nián)。 zhēng zhě wēi lián wéi qìng zhù de shèng zài jiàn zào liǎo bèi xiū dào yuànrén kǒu 4, 987
    A town of southeast England, site of the Battle of Hastings(1066). William the Conqueror built Battle Abbey to commemorate his victory here. Population,4, 987.
  • men xiàn zài xiàng yòu guǎi jīng guò mǐn yīng guó de guó wáng wáng jiù zài zhè 'ér jiā miǎn
    Now we can turn right and drive past Westminster Abbey, where the king and queen of England are crowned.
  • wàng yuǎn jìng zhōng kàn dào zhǐ chuán zài fēng zhōng piào dàngdàoguà zhe yīng guó guó
    A vessel was sighted with the glass, drifting with the wind, and showing her flag with the union down.
  • yīng guó wáng zài wēi mǐn jiào táng jiā miǎn
    English kings are crowned in Westminster Abbey; Distinguished English subjects are buried in Westminster Abbey.
  • yīng guó jūn zhù dōuzài mǐn jiā miǎn
    British kings are crowned in Westminster Abbey.
  • ā luó jié 1515 1568 yīng guó xué zhěcéng wéi 'ài huá liù shì shì suō bái shì de dīng shūchàng dǎo zài wén xué zhōng shǐ yòng fāng yán
    English scholar who as Latin secretary to Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I advocated the use of the vernacular in literature.
  • xiàn dài yìn shǐ yòng zuì guǎng fàn de fāng yánzhù yào fēn běi yìn yīng kuài 'ér dōushì yìn de guān fāng yántōng cháng shì fàn wén tiān chéng shǒu suǒ xiě de
    the most widely spoken of modern Indic vernaculars; spoken mostly in the north of India; along with English it is the official language of India; usually written in Devanagari script.
  • měi guó hǎi jūn tōng xùn bīng jié - kǎn bèi 'ěr yīng guó hǎi jūn ( yīng guó huáng jiā hǎi jūn duì chéng yuán women'sroyalnavalservice) xìn hào yuán fēn - téng jiāo dào hái shì zài 57 nián qiándāng shí liǎng rén zài lán jìn fāng yuán 4 yīng de hǎi nèi dǎzháo dēng xiàng chū 'ěr xìn hàoshàng zhōu sānliǎng rén zuì zhōng zài lún dūn huì miàn liǎo
    Fifty-seven years after U.S. Navy signalman Jack Campbell and British Wren signaler Stephanie Batstone first communicated by sending Morse code messages by lantern over a 4-mile stretch of the Scottish sea, the pair finally met face to face in London on Wednesday.
  • bào gào shū wèn shì zhī hòujiàn chéng yóu běn jiào zhuān jiā gòu cānyù de jiào tǒng chóu wěi yuán huìjìn xíng jiào quán miàn cèhuà dìng zhèng jiān chá xiào guǒfǎn yìng chū gǎng yīng zhèng yòu liǎo tǒng chóu jiào de shí
    Then, A Perspective on Education in Hong Kong suggested that an Education Commission including local experts and institutions be set up to draw up plans, make policies and check on their implementation. This signalled a change in the mindset of the colonial government, which was starting to see the need for overall planning in education.
  • dàn dāng nuò méng kǎn tíng zhàn xié dìng dìng zhī hòu yīngměi tōng xùn shè fēn chuán qīn fàn xié dìng xíng jiāng dìng de xiāo zhōng guó rén mín zhōng jiān jiù shēng zhǒng yōu yòu xiē rén rèn wéi lián huò zhě jiāng yuán zhù zhōng guó liǎo
    However, since the signing of the Nomonhan truce agreement, British and U.S. news agencies have been busy spreading the story that a Soviet-Japanese non-aggression treaty is about to be signed, and this has caused concern among some Chinese people, who think that the Soviet Union may no longer help China.
  • huò jīn lǎng 1737- 1791 měi guó zuò jiā zhàn zhēng lǐng dǎo rén shì huì de chéng yuán xuān yán de qiān shǔ rén( 1776 nián), tóng shí yīn fǎn duì yīng guó de zhèng zhì fěng wén zhāng 'ér wén míng
    American writer and Revolutionary leader. A member of the Continental Congress and a signer of the Declaration of Independence(1776), he is also known for his political satires against the British.
  • fēn 'ōu zhōu guó jiā xiāng yīng guó gōng bān rén wán de wǎng qiú chǎng shù liàng yào shǎo duōyīn dǐng jiān hǎo shǒu shǎo duō
    Britain has significantly fewer public courts than most other European countries and, as a result, significantly fewer top-class players.
  • jiǔ yīng yǒng zhàn dǒu qiányòu fàng hòu shì xiāng máo dùn
    109. Is it not self-contradictory to fight heroically first and then abandon territory?
  • gān hǎn · chāng 1869- 1948 yìn mín zhù zhě jīng shén lǐng xiùtuī dòng liǎo fēi bào kàng yùn dòng bìng shǐ yīng guó 1947 nián yǔn yìn bèi yìn jiào kuáng fènzǐ 'àn shā
    Indian political leader who served as prime minister(1966-1977) and(1980-1984). She was assassinated by Sikh extremists.
  • miào nèi shū guǎn shōu cáng shǎo yòu guān jiào de wén jiào shū wàigāi miào bìng wéi 4 zhì 6 suì de yìn 'ér tóng kāi bàn jiān yòu 'ér xué xiàozhǔn bèi men shēng běn gǎng de yīng wén xiǎo xué
    The temple houses a library containing a good selection of books on the Sikh religion and culture, and runs a 'starters' school for Indian children aged between four and six to prepare them for English primary schools in Hong Kong.
  • jiào tōng cháng dài tóu jīntóu jiā xiū jiǎnhěn róng biàn rèn chū láishí jiǔ shì shí men jiā yīng jūn suí jūn cóng yìn běi bàng zhē lái dào xiāng gǎng
    The Sikhs - distinguished by their stylised turbans and unshorn hair - came to Hong Kong from the Punjab, in North India, as part of the British Armed Forces in the 19th century.