侯zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • （ gōng jué， hóu jué） de zǐ xí yòng yú chēng hū gōng jué huò hóu jué de xiǎo 'ér zǐ de qī zǐ de lǐ mào yòng yǔ
    Used as a courtesy title for the wife of a younger son of a duke or marquis.
  • zhù jiào zǒu dào tā gēn qián， tuī tuī tā de shǒu bì shuō : “ hóu jué xiān shēng， nín dé tì wǒ juān jǐ wén。 ”
    When the Bishop came to him, he touched his arm, "You must give me something, M. le Marquis."
  • bó jué yīng guó yī zhǒng guì zú， gēn jù 'ōu zhōu chuán tǒng de guī dìng， qí tóu xián gāo yú zǐ jué dī yú hóu jué
    A British nobleman next in rank above a viscount and below a marquis, corresponding to a count in continental Europe.
  • zhí dào 1860 nián kūn sī bó lǐ hóu jué zhì dìng chū dì yī tào guī zé cái shǐ yòng quán jī shǒu tào。
    The use of gloves was not introduced until 1860 when the Marquis of Queensberry drew up the first set of rules.
  • hóu niǎo zài yī tè dìng de dì fāng tíng liú yī duàn yòu xiàn shí jiān de yī zhǒng qiān yí niǎo lèi
    A migratory bird that stops in a particular place for a limited period of time.
  • dì 'èr， hé shēng wù wǔ qì yī yàng， sà dá mǔ · hóu sài yīn cóng lái méi yòu shuō míng guò qí jù liàng de huà xué wǔ qì： 550 fā zhuāng yòu jiè zǐ qì de pào dàn、 30000 fā kōng dàn ké hé zú yǐ jiāng qí huà xué zhì jì chǔ bèi zēng jiā zhì 500 dūn de jì shù zhǔn bèi。
    Second, as with biological weapons, Saddam Hussein has never accounted for vast amounts of chemical weaponry: 550 artillery shells with mustard, 30,000 empty munitions and enough precursors to increase his stockpile to as much as 500 tons of chemical agents.
  • yào xué huì zhè yī kè， bìng bù róng yì， yóu qí shì dāng wǒ men nián qīng qì shèng de shí hóu ， yīn wéi， nà shí wǒ men rèn wéi zì jǐ shì shì jiè de zhù zǎi， rèn wéi wǒ men yòng chōng mǎn jī qíng de qū tǐ zhōng de quán bù lì liàng qù kě qiú de dōng xī zhōng jiāng shì wǒ men de。
    This is not an easy lesson to learn, especially when we are young and think that the world is ours to command, that whatever we desire with the full force of our passionate being can, nay, will, be ours.
  • ( jūn duì jì mí huò yòu yí lǜ， gè zhū hóu guó chéng xì jìn gōng de zāinàn jiù huì lín tóu， zhè jiù shì suǒ wèi zì jǐ rǎo luàn zì jǐ 'ér dǎo zhì dí rén de shèng lì。 )
    "If the army is confused and suspicious, the neighbouring states will surely create trouble.
  • chè yè shǒu hóu ； tōng xiāo wǎng fǎn。
    a nightlong vigil; an overnight trip.
  • wǒ jiě shì shuō： " shé xǐ huān tā de pí de shí hóu ， jiù bù huì tuì pí。
    "Snakes don' t peel off their skin when they feel like it." I explained.
  • bēi guān zhě mányuàn guā fēng； lè guān zhě jìng hóu fēng biàn； xiàn shí zhě tiáozhěng fēng fān。
    The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; and the realist adjusts the sails. by William Arthur Ward
  • zhěng gè zhōu quán lì zhī chí zhè wèi hóu xuǎn rén
    Plumped for the candidate throughout the state.
  • tā kě néng zài chē zhàn děng hóu。
    He is possibly waiting in station.
  • jiā lì fú ní yà zhōu， suǒ sà lì tuō de zhǎnglǎo huì mù shī léi fú lún dé · qióng · kǎ tè shuō： " duì zì wèn wèn tí， hěn shǎo lì kè dé dào dá 'àn， dàn wǎn xiē shí hóu ， wǒ huì tū rán cóng bù céng kǎo lǜ dào de lìng yī gè jiǎo dù qù sī kǎo zhè gè wèn tí。
    "Rarely do I get an immediate answer to my questions," says Reverend Joan Carter, a Presbyterian minister in Sausalito, California. "But later that day I suddenly find myself thinking about a problem from a perspective I never considered before."
  • tuī jiàn mǒu rén wéi mǒu xiàng róng yù de hóu xuǎn rén。
    propose as a candidate for some honor.
  • yuán zé shàng tā yī xiàng chí dào， tā de yuán zé jiù shì rèn wéi shǒu hóu děng yú làng fèi shí jiān。
    He is always late on principle, his principle is that punctuality be the thief of time.
  • huá rén lì yòng wǎng luò jìn xíng guī mó jiào dà de zhèng zhì huó dòng shǐ yú 1989 nián chūn、 běi jīng fā shēng xué shēng shì wēi de shí hóu 。
    The first large-scale online Chinese political movement took place in the spring of 1989 when Beijing students started to take to the streets.
  • hái zǐ men xiǎo de shí hóu , tā jiù zài tā men xīn tián lǐ bō xià liǎo dào dé de zhǒng zǐ。
    She planted the seeds of virtue in her children when they were young.
  • zhù quán， tǒng zhì quán wáng zǐ huò wáng hóu de dì wèi、 quán lì huò sī fǎ quán； zhù quán
    The position, authority, or jurisdiction of a prince; sovereignty.
  • xiǎo guó jūn zhù de quán wèi wáng zǐ（ huò zhū hóu 、 qīn wáng、 xiǎo guó jūn zhù） de lǐng dì、 guǎn xiá quán、 quán wèi、 dì wèi huò cái chǎn
    The territory, jurisdiction, sovereignty, rank, or estate of a prince.
  • dāng zuò shì cóng fú shì； xiàng shì cóng yī yàng shì hóu 。
    attend upon as a squire; serve as a squire.
  • yòu shí hóu wǒ hái yòu xiē qiè chǎng。
    Sometimes I still suffer from stage fright.
  • wǒ dǎ suàn zài tài yáng chū lái de shí hóu dào dá shān dǐng。
    I mean to get to the top by sunrise.
  • gǔ dài bù liè diān huò wēi 'ěr shì de wáng hóu shǒu lǐng。
    the supreme war chief of the ancient Britons.
  • dāng internet lián jiē yòu kě yòng de shí hóu ， shè bèi de shǐ yòng zhě kě yǐ shǐ yòng zuì xīn de xìn xī tóng bù gēngxīn fú wù qì。
    When Internet connection is available again, the device user can synchronize to update the server with the new information.
  • wáng hóu huò wáng zǐ tǒng zhì de qū yù。
    territory ruled by a prince.
  • liú : wǒ xiǎo shí hóu céng mèng xiǎng dāng fēi xíng yuán， dàn shì zhè gè mèng xiǎng pò miè liǎo， suǒ yǐ， dāng wǒ tīng dào yòu yī běn shū jiào《 zhàn dǒu jī》 shí， wǒ xiǎng fāng shè fǎ qù zhǎo zhè běn shū。
    Liu :I had a dream of becoming a fighter pilot from my childhood. When I heard that there was a book titled "fighter", I was determined to find it.
  • chú liǎo xiǎo shí hóu zhāi chú guò biǎn táo tǐ zhī wài， 63 suì de huò huá dé · kù bǐ cí cóng wèi jìn guò yī yuàn。
    Except for the time he had his tonsils out as a kid, Howard Kubitz, 63, had never been hospitalized.
  • yī lā kè guó jiā jù yuàn zhèng zhǔn bèi jiāng làng màn 'ài qíng xiǎo shuō《 zhā bǐ bā yǔ guó wáng》 gǎi biān chéng yīnyuè jù， bìng fàng chū xiāo xī chēng cǐ jù jiāng chéng wéi yī lā kè yòu shǐ yǐ lái zuì dà de jù mù。 ér《 zhā bǐ bā yǔ guó wáng》 yī shū de zuò zhě hěn kě néng jiù shì yī lā kè xiàn rèn zǒng tǒng sà dá mǔ - hóu sài yīn。
    The Iraqi National Theater is preparing to turn a romantic novel apparently written by President Saddam Hussein into a musical touted as the country's biggest ever production.
  • tā cóng bù gǎn pá shù， yīn wéi xiǎo shí hóu tā yòu yī cì cóng shù shàng shuāi xià lái liǎo。
    He never climbed trees because he once fell down from a tree when he was a little boy.
  • yóu yú zài jù zǐ zhōng de wèi zhì yuán yīn , yī gè míng xiǎn xiū shì bù gāi xiū shì chéngfèn de cí huò cí zǔ； rú :" xiǎo shí hóu " zài " xiǎo shí hóu , mǎ xì xī yǐn suǒ yòu rén。
    a word or phrase apparently modifying an unintended word because of its placement in a sentence: e.g., `when young' in `when young, circuses appeal to all of us'.
  • píng jūn mò huà fēng hóu shì , yī jiāng gōng chéng wàn gǔ kū。
    Please don't talk about the vassal in which thousands upon thousands of man died.