zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • qiáng dào men kǔn lái suǒ jìn zǎo jiān
    The robber truss him up and locke him in the bathroom.
  • yàoshì suǒ zài fáng jiān liǎo
    I locked the key in my room.
  • gēngyī shì yùn dòng duì yòu chú guì de fáng jiān
    The locker room of an athletic team.
  • wèi chuán shàng jiā bǎn zhī jiān huò chuán wěi xiǎo zhù cáng shì
    a small locker at the stern of a boat or between decks of a ship.
  • suǒ zhè mén yào yòu qiào mén , yòng xiē shí jiān cái néng xué huì .
    There's a knack in/to locking this door which takes a while to master.
  • wài shè bèi shǐ yòng huò duō chǔlǐ zhōu lái fǎng wèn zhù cún chǔ de shù jiān fēng suǒ chǔlǐ duì zhù cún de cún
    A technique where a peripheral uses one or more processor cycles to access mainstorage, locking out the processor from main storage for that period.
  • jiǔ jiǔ jiǔ nián nèiběn lún dūn jīn jià zài 251.7 měi yuán zhì 338 měi yuán zhī jiān shàng luò jiǔ jiǔ jiǔ nián nián 287.5 měi yuán shōu shì jiǔ jiǔ nián nián de 288 měi yuán chàbù duō
    The price of Loco-London gold moved between US$251.7 and US$338.0 in 1999, and closed at US$287.5 as at end-1999, which was comparable to US$288 at end-1998.
  • xiāng jiāo zhí xiànbiǎo miàn huò fāng jiān xiāng jiāo 'ér xíng chéng de diǎn huò diǎn de guǐ
    The point or locus of points where one line, surface, or solid crosses another.
  • shuāng xiàn yòu liǎng tiáo fēn zhī de píng miàn xiànyóu píng miàn zhí de yuán zhuī zhuī de zhōng zhóu xiāng píng xíng de jiǎo xiāng qiē 'ér chéng shì qiē diǎn de guǐ zài zhè guǐ shàng rèn diǎn gěi dìng de liǎng diǎn zhī jiān de biàn huà shì cháng shù
    A plane curve having two branches, formed by the intersection of a plane with both halves of a right circular cone at an angle parallel to the axis of the cone. It is the locus of points for which the difference of the distances from two given points is a constant.
  • zhè jiān lóu shì yòng lái cún fàng dōng de
    The loft is used for storing things.
  • shàoxiānduì yuán men xià lìng yíng jiān zhù zài shān de jiān xiǎo
    The young pioneers lived in a little log cabin in the mountains during the summer camping.
  • zhè jià zhuì de fēi xíng yuán kōng zhōng fēi xíng shí jiān shù bǎi xiǎo shí
    The pilot of the crashed aircraft had logged up several hundred hours' flying time on jets.
  • zhǐ guān shí jiān shì 4 diǎn dàn wàng liǎo zài shénme shí hòu kāi de liǎo
    I only remembered that I logged off at 4 o'clock. But I forgot the time when I logged on.
  • měi rén shǐ yòng suàn de shí jiānyào biāo míng shí kāi shǐ gōng zuòbìng qiě yào xià guān jié shù gōng zuò de shí jiān
    People must keep a record of the time that they used the machine; state when they logged on, and remember to write down the time they log off.
  • dàn shì jiā shēng shēng zhuàng kuàng yán jiū wěi yuán huì xiàn guǒ 'àn zhào xiàn zài de zhè zhǒng dài shí tiáo wén de xiǎo hǎi néng zài shí nián de shí jiān nèi miè jué
    But the Committee on the Status of Wildlife in Canada found that if logging continued at the current rate, the marbled murrelet could be extinct in "a matter of decades."
  • zài xiàng gōng zuò shàng làng fèi shí jiān
    Loiter over a job.
  • kāi kuò de tián zhōng jiān shí sǒng liǎng céng lóu de zào fáng líng líng de méi méi shù zhē hǎo xiàng shì jiāng dào lái de fáng jūn pài chū de qián shào
    Frequently there were two-story frame houses standing out in the open fields, without fence or trees, lone outposts of the approaching army of homes.
  • bèi zài tiáo piān de xiāng jiān dào shàng
    I was marooned on a lonely country road.
  • dān de cún zài ; jiān fáng ; sàn chī liǎo dùn de wǎn cān ; shū shì wéi de zhuī qiú
    a lonely existence; his lonely room; took a solitary walk; enjoyed her solitary dinner; solitary pursuits such as reading.
  • ǒu 'ér zài huāng liáng de shān jiān xiǎo zhǐ shén de xiǎo fān chuán
    Sometimes on lonely mountain mere, I find a magic bark.
  • róng shuǐ miàn cǎichuán xíng yǐng yóu zài què huí láibèi shí jiān gài shuō de huā kāiguò chéng kòngbái
    How I mourn the days when you picked the lotus in the twilight. And with that lonesome boats, you never come back. Time carries away every petal and tide, the past is nothing but void and heartfelt cries.
  • yòng liǎo hěn cháng shí jiān zǒu dào xué xiàoyīn wéi hěn yuǎn
    I take a long time to walk to school because it is a long way.
  • shuō jīng děng liǎo zhè me cháng shí jiān liǎo néng zài děng liǎo
    He said he'd waited so long that he couldn't stay any longer.
  • hǎo cháng shí jiān
    For a long time
  • hǎo cháng shí jiān
    For a long white
  • cháng shòucháng 'ér wèi de jiǎng huàhěn cháng duàn shí jiāncháng jiǔ de yǒu jiā shí sàihěn jiǔ qián xiǎo shí cháng
    a long life; a long boring speech; a long time; a long friendship; a long game; long ago; an hour long.
  • dàn shì shí jiān bìng cháng
    But not for long.
  • qián jìn de gèng yuǎn qiě fèi liǎo gèng cháng de duàn shí jiān
    march longer distances and for a longer time than.
  • jiè cháng diǎn shí jiān
    Can I keep them longer?
  • hái yào duō cháng shí jiān
    How much longer will it be?
  • zán men shì shì zhǒng bàn fèi shí jiān zuì duō
    Let's try which takes longest.
  • shuí zài zhè zhù de shí jiān zuì cháng ?
    Who has lived here the longest ( time )?