zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • gòng chǎn dǎng yuán duì luò hòu de rén men de tài shì qīng shì menkàn menér shì qīn jìn mentuán jié menshuō men men qián jìn
    As for people who are politically backward, Communists should not slight or despise them, but should befriend them, unite with them, convince them and encourage them to go forward.
  • de lǎo qīn bèi tǎo
    His old mother was forced to beg.
  • de huī huò jiāng shǐ qīn qióng kùn liáo dǎo
    Your reckless spending will beggar your father.
  • sài jiù de xiǎo 'ēn xiāo shuō,“ dàn yuàn zhè huì de diē duàn gāi de zhè tǎo fàn de 'ài shì de rén qīn suǒ yòu de dōng piàn zhǐ shì hòu bié jiào kàn chū shì shénme dōng xiǎo guǐ
    `Take my colt, gipsy, then!' said young Earnshaw. `And I pray that he may break your neck: take him, and be damned, you beggarly interloper! and wheedle my father out of all he has: only afterwards show him what you are, imp of Satan.
  • xiǎo nán hái chán zhe qīn zài kěn qiú dào dòng yuán
    The little boy plagued his father by begging over and over to go to the zoo.
  • shǔ qīn huò cóng qīn chéng
    belonging to or inherited from one's father.
  • bèi rén 'ài de rénbiǎo shì duì zhōng 'ài de qīn ài de rén de chēng yòng
    a beloved person; used as terms of endearment.
  • qīn ài de zài zhè qiēdōu huì hǎo de。”
    “ My beloved, I m here. Everything will be ok.
  • shēn chū de shǒu měi de 'ěr zhù de shǒu qīn ài de guó !
    Reach out, beauteous Turkey, give me your hand, my beloved homeland!
  • qīn ài de péng yǒu nuò zhōu lín dùn de zhòng yuán 'ōu wén · zuǒ 1864 nián yuè shì
    His beloved friend, Representative Owen Lovejoy of Princeton, Illinois had died in May of 1864.
  • zhè cái shì niàn xiǎng yào deér shì qīn ài de 。”
    That was what this young lady was after. Not the body of her beloved brother.
  • wéi qīn rén zāo xìng 'ér bēi tòng wéi mǒu xiē rén de liáng zhī rén xìng mǐn miè 'ér bēi 'āi
    I grieve for the loss of my beloved husband.I lament the loss of humanity in some people.
  • dìng shén kànnín jiù huì zài qióng cāng de jìn chù kàn dào nín qīn ài de zhě de shēng mìng zhī guāng。”
    Gaze steadily. You will perceive the living light of your well-beloved dead in the depths of heaven."
  • qīn huǒ lái hěn hěn zòu huò
    Father lost his temper and belted into him.
  • qīn qiē yǐn jìn nèi
    With kindly welcome Mary brings him ben.
  • men liǎ zài gōng yuán de cháng dèng shàng yōng bào qīn wěn
    The two of them were necking on a park bench.
  • men liǎ zài gōng yuán de cháng dèng shàng yōng bào qīn wěn
    The two of them are necking on a park bench.
  • zài qīn shēn shàng chuò
    She sobbed, bending over her mother.
  • zhù qīn de shēng
    I say the benediction to my father's birthday.
  • měi guó rén zhǐ shì hǎo xīn de chǐ lǎo shǔhuàn chéng liǎo gèng qīn de xiān ér chuán tǒng shàng rén men wàng cháng chū jiān de chǐdào men zhè 'ér què biàn chéng liǎo wàng dào xiàn jīnzhè jiù gèng yòu men de
    It was only left to America to replace the beneficent “ tooth rat” with the more agreeable fairy and to replace the traditional hope of hard molars with our more characteristic hope of hard cash.
  • 1994 nián chūdāng · xiǎng gōng qiān dìng de rén shòu bǎo xiǎn tóng shàng de shòu rén cóng de qīn gǎi wéi de xìng huǒ bàn shí bèi gào zhī zhè shì xíng dezhè shǐ jiàn dào wǎng hòu de jiāng huì shùn
    Sue Kirchofer got a preview of what was to come when she tried to change the beneficiary on her life insurance policy at work from her mother to her partner in early 1994. She was told that wasn't an option.
  • qīn qiē 'ǎi huò yǒu hǎo de tài qīn qiē
    An attitude of kindness or friendliness; benevolence.
  • duì lǎo rén wéi qīnqiè
    He is benevolent to old people.
  • zhōng guó dài xiǎng jiā céng chū guò qīn rén shàn línde xiǎngfǎn yìng liǎo lái zhōng guó rén mín jiù wàng tiān xià tài píngtóng guó rén mín yǒu hǎo xiāng chù
    Ancient Chinese thinkers advocated ``associating with benevolent gentlemen and befriending good neighbors,'' which shows that throughout history the Chinese people have longed for peace in the world and for relations of friendship with the people of other countries.
  • qīn qiē zhàn zài biān kàn zhe
    she looked on benevolently.
  • qīn fēi cháng xiáng
    My mother's character is very benign.
  • shì wèi 'ǎi qīn de lǎo tài tài
    She is a benign old lady.
  • měi rén yìng ràng gāi qīn qiē bāng zhù yòu kùn nán de rén
    Everyone has to benignly help people in distress.
  • jié shèng jīng jiù yuē zhōng de 'èr yuē běn jié míng de qīn
    In the Old Testament, the second wife of Jacob and the mother of Joseph and Benjamin.
  • běn jié míng · chén shì wèi bǎo xiǎn dài rén děng dào qīn jié biàn dài yào xiàng zhè wèi shēng mìng zhōng de wèi xìng lái biǎo de qíng gǎn
    Insurance agent Benjamin Cheung can't wait till Mother's Day to show his appreciation for the first woman in his life.
  • dàn shì duì bèi lái shuōzuì nán de fēn shì liào jiā tíng shēng huó, 1990 nián de zhàng chá · lún hūn liǎoshèng xià rén zuò wéi dān shēn qīn yǎng xiàn nián fēn bié wéi 19 suì 17 suì de 'ér xiǎo chá běn jié míng
    The hardest part, though, was managing her home life. In 1990 she and her husband, Richard Corrente, had divorced, leaving her to raise her sons Richard Jr., now 19, and Benjamin, 17, as a single mother.
  • de hǎo lǎo zěn me shè zhè yàng zāo de xīn shēng qīn shēng 'ér
    "Mr. Bennet, how can you abuse your own children in such way?