zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhe huá de shēn shì zhe zhěng jié de gōng rénchuānzhuó zhào shān de sēng chuānzhuó guài de chuānzhuó shēn hóng de jiào shòuchuānzhuó wǎn de shēn shìchuānzhuó shēn hóng de jiào shòu
    the elegantly attired gentleman; neatly dressed workers; monks garbed in hooded robes; went about oddly garmented; professors robed in crimson; tuxedo-attired gentlemen; crimson-robed Harvard professors.
  • dāng lái fǎng zhě xún shì gōng chǎng shíluó bīn xùn xiān shēng duì suǒ yòu de réndōu diǎn tóu yāo
    Mr Robinson was bowing and scraping to everyone when the visitors came to inspect the factory.
  • luó jié tǎn de yīnyuè nán tài píng yáng kuài .
    Rogers and Hammerstein's musical `South Pacific'.
  • ào bàn yǎn léi jiǎo
    Olivier played the role of Hamlet.
  •   chǎn shēng liǎo yuē hàn · dāng yuē hàn · kūn · dāng 'ào duō lán lín · lái nuò · luó luó ·b、 · hǎi yuē hàn · jié luó tāo · kěn liù wèi měi huí zǒng tǒngbìng chǎn shēng liǎo sān shí wèi nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng huò zhě
    Six presidents of the United States-John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Theodore and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Rutherford B. Hayes, and John Fitzgerald Kennedy-were graduates of Harvard. Its faculty have produced 34 NobeI Laureates.
  • xiàn jiāng zhè fèn zhǐ nán fān wéi yìn de chū bǎn zhì chéng guāng pánshù guó jiā yào qiú fān wéi de wén
    It has been translated into the Bahasa Indonesia language for a publication and issuance on CD-ROM, and several other countries have requested translation into their respective languages.
  • wèi jiào tānɡ qǐng wèn dāng zài
    Hello ? My name 's Tom Harris. Is Adam there, please?
  • wèi jiào tānɡ · qǐng wèn dāng zài
    Hello? My name's Tom Harris. Is Adam there, please?
  • zhè yàng zuòhuì shǐ shí xiān shēng chéng wéi sān chū mài 'ěr rén de měi guó zǒng tǒng。 70 nián dài sōng yìng lǎng guó wáng zhī jiān qǐng 'ér chū mài 'ěr rén jìn gāi de wěn dìng。 1988 nián gēn ránjìn guǎn yòng shā 1200 míng jiā de 'ěr rén gēn què réng rán xiàng gōng liǎo gèng duō de shāng pǐn xìn dài shì jiǎng shǎng
    This will make Mr.Bush the third U.S. President to sell out the Kurds. Richard Nixon did it in the 70's, at the behest of the Shah of Iran for regional stability; Ronald Reagan did it in 1988, by rewarding Saddam Hussein with greater commodity credits despite the poison-gassing of 12,000 Kurds in Halabja.
  • jīn huá shèng dùn píng jiè bào jǐng fěi piànxùn liàn zhōng de 'ā luò zuǒ · zhè juésè chéng wéi liǎo 'ào yǐng zài piàn zhōngā luò zuǒ · shì wèi lǎo liàn dàn shì shí fēn bài de jǐng guān zài luò shān pǐn zhàn chǎng shàng kǎo yàn xiǎng zhù de xīn shǒu jié · huò èr rén de dào niàn chù zài máo dùn chōng zhī zhōng
    Now Washington has won for his part as Alonzo Harris in the violent police thriller Training Day, playing a charismatic but corrupt narcotics detective who bullies his narcotics squad trainee while ruling the roost in a Los Angeles battle zone.
  • 'ān shì lán gōng luó shā xiān shēng de shū yuán shùn
    Good afternoon, I am Junko Hara. Mr. Rosa's secretary, calling from hart land incorporated.
  • wèi yǎn yuán bàn yǎn léi
    Which actor represented Hamlet?
  • nián qīng yǎn yuán bàn yǎn léi
    The young actor pretended to be Hamlet.
  • zǒng shì bào duì dài xiē yòu 'ài de shēng jìhuà de rén
    Harry rides roughshod over anybody who gets in the way of his business plans.
  • pái zài qián shí míng de chéng shì hái yòu lán 'ěr xīn ào lán běn gēnér suǒ shǒu jiā pái dào liǎo 209 míng wèi 211。
    Rounding out the top 10 were Frankfurt, Helsinki, Auckland and Copenhagen, while scraping bottom were Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, at 209, and Baghdad at 211.
  • 60 nián dài duō lǐng dǎo xīn zhì zhèng tuī xíng shì huá rén zhèng ,“ zhī zhī shēng jué 'ěr
    When the "New Order" government of former president Suharto implemented a discriminatory policy against Chinese Indonesians in the 60s, the word "Cina" was used routinely to refer to them.
  • ōu . zhǔn bèi míng tiān yóu yǒng héng yīng hǎi xiá
    Erna Hart is going to swim across the English Channel tomorrow.
  • luó chū bǎn gōng
    Harper and Row Publishers,Inc.
  • guǒ yòu rén wèn shì shuí kāi qiāng liǎo · wéi · ào 'ěr duō bàn huì huí shuō shì jié ·
    If you were asked who shot Lee Harvey Oswald you would probably say Jack Ruby.
  • xiàn zài zhāng kāi kǒu zhèng yào shuō zǎo 'ān yòu shàng liǎojìng wèi néng wán chéngyīn wéi dùn · ēn xiāo zhèng zài sottovoce zuò de zǎo dǎo jiù shì shuō zài jiǎo sōu xún chǎn huò shì tiě qiāo chǎn chú xuě shí pèng dào měi yàng dōng dōuyào duì chū chuàn de zhòu
    and now I opened my mouth for a `good morning', but closed it again, the salutation unachieved; for Hareton Earnshaw was performing his orisons sotto voce, in a series of curses directed against every object he touched, while he rummaged a corner for a spade or shovel to dig through the drifts.
  • yòu zài nòng de xiǎng liàng tánzòu zhe zuì xīn de liú xíng qǔzǐ
    Harry was plucking his guitar again, banging out the latest popular runes.
  • luó shàng liǎo 40 suì shí shí dào shì shǒu chéng guī
    By the time Harold was forty, he realized that he had got into a rut.
  • luó 40 suì de shí hòu rèn shí dào jīng shì shǒu chéng guī jìn bìng qiě duì háo bàn
    By the time Harold was forty, he realized that he had got into a rut and that there was nothing he could do about it.
  • guó wài jiē xiàn yuán : luó . suō bǎo xiān shēng yòu diàn huà
    We have a call for Mr. Harold Sabin.
  • ā 'ěr liè · dān · bèi 1879 1950 lán měi guó xué jiāzài de zhù zuò xué jīng shén jiàn quánfēi shì duō tōng xué( 1933 nián shū zhōng chū liǎo tōng xué de lùn
    Polish-born American semanticist who proposed his doctrine of general semantics in Science and Sanity: An Introduction to Non-Aristotelian Systems and General Semantics(1933).
  • bèi de jūn duì de chén zhòng biě zhe huǎn màn de páo zhebèn zhòng de shǐ qián dòng bèi de qiàn
    the heavy tread of tired troops; moved with a lumbering sag-bellied trot; ponderous prehistoric beasts; a ponderous yawn.
  • shā de fèn dōubù shì zhù
    Most of the Sahara is uninhabitable.
  • shā de dōng biān fēn
    the eastern part of the Sahara Desert.
  • chè fēn zhōng nián
    Most of Sahara receives almost no rain at all.
  • shā de fēn jiàng
    Most of the Sahara receives no rain at all.
  • nán de fēi zhōu
    the region of Africa south of the Sahara Desert.
  • shā yóu de bòbò'ěr mín chéng yuán
    a member of a nomadic Berber people of the Sahara.