zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • qìng zhù huì shàng kāi xiāng bīn jiǔ píng sài de pēng pēng shēng jué 'ěr .
    Champagne corks were popping (away) throughout the celebrations.
  • sài píng zhě sài píng de rén
    One that corks bottles, for example.
  • yīng guó nán bāo kuò kāng 'ěr jùn wén jùn sài jùn
    the southwest of England (including Cornwall and Devon and Somerset).
  • zhè sài mǎn liǎo shèng dàn
    This box is crammed with Christmas gifts.
  • shǐ sài mǎn jǐn jǐn zhuāng mǎn sài mǎn
    To fill up tight; cram.
  • tǒng gōng yìng shāng jiāng gèng duō de gōng néng sài jìn nèi
    System vendors continue to cram more functions into their kernels.
  • zhè xiāng xiǎozài sài jìn wén jiàn liǎo
    The case is small; we can t cram any more papers in.
  • jìn liàng dōng sài jìn xíng bāo
    He tried to cram as many things as possible into his traveling bag.
  • zhè zhǒng xìng chōng sài yuè lái yuè dān xià dài cāo zuò tǒng
    This feature cram has increasingly delayed the next generation of the operating system.
  • suǒ yòu de yìng sài jìn xiāng
    He crammed all his clothes into the trunk.
  • jiāng dǒng sài mǎn shū fáng
    He crammed his study with antiques.
  • jiāng suǒ yòu de sài jìn bāo
    He crammed all his clothes into bag.
  • xìn jiàn sài jìn chōu
    She crammed the letters into a drawer.
  • xīn de xíng xīn de shī xíng zhě duàn céng jiù wéi zhè xiē suǒ chōng sài zhe
    New means of torture, and new torturers, crammed into the depths of the first ditch.
  • kǎo shì qián liǎng tiānqiáo zhì tóu zuàn jìn shēng xué zhǒng guài guài de míng chēng sài jìn de nǎo
    Two days before the exam, George dived into biology and crammed his head with all kinds of exotic names.
  • zài sài ěr duō de chéng 'ā 'ěr yòng 'é luǎn shí chéng de jiē xiǎo xiàngnián qīng rén chù chù jiànzài zhōng píng fāng gōng de mǎn liǎo duō xiǎo jiǔ diàn fēi guǎn cān guǎn
    The youngsters can be found in the cobbled streets and alleys of the Altstadt, Dusseldorf's old town, where more than 200 pubs, cafés and restaurants are crammed into an area of one square kilometre.
  • yòng xiāng gān de shì shí sài mǎn de nǎo shì méi yòu yòng de
    It’ s no use cramming your head with a lot of unrelated facts.
  • dàn shìzhè zhǒng shè huì zhù 'àn shí nèi róng lái shuōhuò zhě shì huī jiù de shēng chǎn liào jiāo huàn shǒu duàncóng 'ér huī jiù de suǒ yòu zhì guān jiù de shè huìhuò zhě shì chóngxīn xiàn dài de shēng chǎn liào jiāo huàn shǒu duàn yìng sài dào bèi men 'ér qiě rán bèi de jiù de suǒ yòu zhì guān de kuàng
    In its positive aims, however, this form of Socialism aspires either to restoring the old means of production and of exchange, and with them the old property relations, and the old society, or to cramping the modern means of production and of exchange, within the framework of the old property relations that have been, and were bound to be, exploded by those means.
  • zhēng huò dòng zhōng huó sài xiàng zhóu tuī dòng de chōng chéng
    the stroke of an engine piston moving toward the crankshaft.
  • zhēng huò dòng de huó sài kāi zhóu yùn dòng shí de chōng chéng
    the stroke of an engine piston moving away from the crankshaft.
  • nèi chōng chéng xiàng nèi de chōng chéngyóu zhǐ cóng zhóu huí de huó sài chōng chéng
    An inward stroke, especially a piston stroke moving away from the crankshaft.
  • xiàng wài chōng chéngxiàng wài chōng xiàng wài chōng chéngyóu zhǐ dòng zhōng huà sài xiàng zhóu tuī dòng de chōng chéng
    An outward stroke, especially the stroke of an engine piston moving toward the crankshaft.
  • huó sài zài gāng nèi shàng xià yùn dòng shǐ zhóu zài dòng nèi xuánzhuàn
    an engine in which the crankshaft is turned by pistons moving up and down in cylinders.
  • chuán dòng gān bǎi dòng de gàng gān yǐn qíng zhī huó sài xiāng liányòng xiàng zhóu chuán sòng néng liàng
    An oscillating lever connected to an engine piston rod and used to transmit power to the crankshaft.
  • sài yòng zhì zào zhàng 'ài de fāng shì shǐ màn xià lái huò shǐ shòu
    To slow down or impede by creating an obstruction.
  • ài shén 'è luò sài de shén huàshén huà chuàng zào
    The myth of Eros and Psyche; a creation myth.
  • shì zhī jiā zhǐ zhe tiáo hún zhuó de xiǎo chōng sài zhe lái yuǎn fāng de fān chuán
    "This is the Chicago River," and he pointed to a little muddy creek, crowded with the huge masted wanderers from far-off waters nosing the black-posted banks.
  • de luán shēng xiōng zhòu zài zhú liǎo qīn luò nuò hòu dào de nuò sài shuō shì 'ā 'ěr de suǒ shānxiàn chēng juān shānzhǎo dào liǎo bìng xiàng qiú 'àidàn zuì chū bìng wèi chéng gōng
    After banishing their father Cronus, Hera`s twin-brother Zeus sought her out at Gnossus in Crete or, some say, on Mount Thornax(now called Cuckoo Mountain) in Argolis, where he courted her, at first unsuccessfully.
  • zhè qiáng de měi lièfèng yòng yóu huī sài shàng liǎo
    Every crevice in these walls has been filled with putty.
  • sài bǎo xué de sài luò · luò léi de tóng shì zài rán zhì shàng xuān chēng men jīng shǐ zhǒng wén sàng shī liǎo chuán nüè de néng
    Marcelo Jacobs-Lorena of Case Western Reserve University and his colleagues announced in Nature that they had crippled a mosquito's ability to transmit malaria.
  • nán rén jiǎng sài ěr wéi - luó dàn huì jiǎng zhè zhǒng yán
    The Yugoslav speaks serbo-croat, but I can not speak it.
  • nán rén jiǎng sài ěr wéi luó dàn huì jiǎng zhè zhǒng yán
    The Yugoslav speak Serbo - Croat, but I can not speak it.