zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jìn zhǐ guǎi màibǎng jià
    It forbids the abduction and kidnapping of women.
  • 1991 nián quán guó rén gēn yòu guān dǎng pàituán de jiàn yòu zhì dìng liǎoyán chéng mài yín piáo chāng de jué dìngyán chéng guǎi màibǎng jià ér tóng de fàn zuì fènzǐ de jué dìng》。
    In 1991, in response to proposals by some political parties and organizations, the NPC drew up the Decision on the Strict Prohibition Against Prostitution and Whoring and the Decision Regarding the Severe Punishment of the Criminals Who Abduct and Traffic in or Kidnap Women or Children.
  • yòng kuā zhāng de dòng zuò tiào dōng fāng de
    a woman who performs a solo Oriental dance using exaggerated abdominal movements.
  • qíng zài xīn fēn zhōngyuán xiān rén huò xiāng guān de qíng gǎn huò wàng bèi zhuǎn dào lìng rén de shēn shàngyóu zhǐ fēn zhě
    In psychoanalysis, the process by which emotions and desires originally associated with one person, such as a parent or sibling, are unconsciously shifted to another person, especially to the analyst.
  • jiǎ néng zhèng míng wèile de jiě jiě gōng suǐ 'ér bèi zhì zào de yīng 'ér huì yǒng yuǎn bèi dāng zuò 'èr děng duì dài héng héng shòu dào hěn hǎo de zhào dàn shì méi yòu rén téng 'ài héng héng shì fǒu huì jìn zhǐ jiā rén lóng men de érér jiē shòu zhè me zuò jiù shì zhì hái de shì shí
    Suppose you could show that the baby who was created to provide marrow for her sister would forever be treated like a second-class sibling -- well cared for, perhaps, but not well loved. Do you prohibit the family from cloning the first daughter, accepting the fact that you may be condemning her to die?
  • rén men néng huì tīng dào zuò liǎo biàn xìng shǒu shù de nán rén tǎn bái shuōzhè yàng jiù wán wán quán quán xiàng tóng xìng liàn zhě yàng shēng huórén men néng hái huì tīng dào shuō de jiě shēng liǎo hái ér qiě hái xiǎng zài yào zhè yàng de hái jiù yòu xiōng jiě mèi liǎo
    One may hear the testimony of a man who had a sex-change operation so he could live a fulfilled life as a lesbian, or a wife who had a baby by her sister's husband and wants another so the child will have siblings (her own husband doesn't know about the situation, but presumably will soon if he's at home watching television).
  • qīng zài fēn miǎn shí shǐ yòng
    effleurage of the abdomen is used in the Lamaze method of childbirth.
  • zhèng dāng wéi shì qíng zāo néng zài zāo de shí hòu de qīn 'ěr duō què bāo lǎn ér wěimǐ zhèn de 'ài qíng shēng huó xiān 'ān pái liǎo gāng cóng lái de · lǎng ( jiǎ tíng · qián ) de hūn shì
    Just when Mary thinks things can't get any worse,her father,Salvatore,takes it upon himself to fix Mary's limp love life by pre arranging her marriage to Massimo Lanzetta (Justin Chambers),who just arrived from Sicily.
  • wèi shēng bìng de rén zài shēn yín
    The sick woman moaned.
  • shì tōng de zhōng guó xiàn zài tǎng zài bìng chuáng shàng liú zhuóyǎn lèi gěi nín xiě xìn
    I m an ordinary Chinese woman writing you this letter in tears on my sickbed.
  • zhè xué shēng kàn dào xuè jiù 'ěxīn
    The girl student sickened at the sight of blood.
  • kàn jiàn gōng chǎng gōng men cài de shuāi ruò de liǎnshì chǎng nán miàn de men chī xiào de xuān 'áo de liǎnhái yòu yóu yíng de lǎo chōu yān de hēi de
    He saw the weak and sickly faces of the girls of the factories, and the simpering, boisterous girls from the south of Market. There were women of the cattle camps, and swarthy cigarette-smoking women of Old Mexico.
  • jiǎ rén néng gòu tóng shí cóng zuǐ de liǎng biān shuō huà me liǎng biān huì shuō shàng duī huà de
    If a woman could talk out of the two sides of her mouth at the same time, a great deal would be said on both side.
  • lún guǎng gōng zǎo chén xīn wén zhù dān 'ěr shàng zhōu jué dìng gēn suí de qián zhù shǒu suǒ jiǔ yuè niǔ yuēde jiǎo zhí
    Faith Daniels, the distaff anchor of the "CBS Early Morning News," was ready to jump ship last week, following in the footsteps of her former sidekick, Forrest Sawyer, who skipped town last September.
  • zhè nián qīng rén kāi shǐ tiē jìn zuò zài yuán shàng de piào liàng hái
    The young man began to sidle near the pretty girl sitting on the log.
  • guò 'ào zhī hēi rén shuāng xīng róng dēng lǐng jiǎng táifēi ( líng chǐ de hēi rén yǐng xīng · bǎo ) dān gāng zhù chí bān jiǎng shèng diǎn hēi rén yǎn yuán · 'āi róng huò 'ào róng jiǎngzhè qiēdōu zhèng míng liǎo hēi rén yǎn yuán zài diàn yǐng jiè shēng de wèi
    But seeing the two winners on stage with the evening's African-American emcee (the often acid-tongued Whoopi Goldberg) on a night when Sidney Poitier was one of the honorary award winners, made quite a statement.
  • shì chuān de zhǒng fēi cháng jiǎn duǎnyóu shàng xià liǎng jiàn chéng de yǒng
    a woman's abbreviated two-piece bathing suit.
  • wéi wén tàn
    Its whir is drowned in her deep sigh.
  • wán ér de lái xìn , huái tài tài kuān wèi sōng liǎo kǒu
    After reading her daughter 's letter, Mrs. White breathed a sigh of relief
  • wán ér de lái xìnhuái tài tài kuān wèi sōng liǎo kǒu
    After read her daughter's letter, mrs. white breathed a sigh of relief.
  • shǐ rén bēi tòng de sǔn shītòng de tàn lìng rén xīn suìluó bīn de sūn lìng rén xīn suì de huà
    a grievous loss; a grievous cry; her sigh was heartbreaking; the heartrending words of Rabin's granddaughter.
  • men xiàn zài xiàng yòu guǎi jīng guò mǐn yīng guó de guó wáng wáng jiù zài zhè 'ér jiā miǎn
    Now we can turn right and drive past Westminster Abbey, where the king and queen of England are crowned.
  • xiū dào yuàn yuàn cháng zōng jiào tuán xiū dào yuàn yuàn huò xiū dào yuàn de zhù chí rén
    The head of a religious community, such as a monastery, an abbey, or a convent.
  • yīng guó wáng zài wēi mǐn jiào táng jiā miǎn
    English kings are crowned in Westminster Abbey; Distinguished English subjects are buried in Westminster Abbey.
  • wáng zài suǒ lǎo de jiào táng xíng dēng shì
    The queen was enthroned in an ancient abbey.
  • xiǎo yǐn xiū yuàn yuàn cháng huò yǐn xiū yuàn yuàn cháng
    A nun in charge of a priory or ranking next below the abbess of an abbey.
  • xiū dào yuàn denán xiū dào yuàn yuàn cháng de xiū dào yuàn cháng de
    Of or having to do with an abbey, abbot, or abbess.
  • ài 'ěr lán xiū dào yuàn yuàn chángài 'ěr lán shǒu shén
    Irish abbess; a patron saint of Ireland.
  • xiū dào yuàn yóu xìng rèn yuàn cháng de xiū dào yuàn
    A convent supervised by an abbess.
  • yóu xiū dào yuàn yuàn cháng zhù chí de xiū dào yuàn
    a convent ruled by an abbess.
  • zhè hái xíng róng suǒ de shì
    The girl had no word for the sights she had witnessed.
  • dāng rán,《 nóng · lāi shì dòng rén de shì suī rán shú shì měi qíng jié shì lùn shénme shí hòuzhǐ yào shǒu tóu yòu zhè běn shū duì zhè běn shū de gǎn qíng zǒng shì yǐn zhe kāi shū běn lāi shén zào de zhù rén gōng yòu zài yǎn qiánzhè zhǒng qíng kuàng jīhū fǎn bǎi duō liǎo
    Manon Lescaut is a truly touching story every detail of which is familiar to me and yet, whenever I hold a copy in my hand, an instinctive feeling for it draws me on. I open it and for the hundredth time I live again with the abbe Prevost's heroine.