王zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xū jiǎ de gǎn qíng； wěi bì； wěi zào de yì shù zuò pǐn； jiǎ mào de wáng zǐ。
    counterfeit emotion; counterfeit money; counterfeit works of art; a counterfeit prince.
  • rú guǒ shuō dài 'ān nà wáng fēi yǔ mǎ gé lì tè gōng zhù zài mǒu zhǒng chéng dù shàng hěn xiāng xiàng de huà -- tā mendōu shí máo piào liàng、 fù yú jī qíng yòu cháng cháng shòu dào shāng hài -- tā men de lí qù què yòu zhe tiān rǎng zhī bié。
    If indeed the two princesses were counterparts -- Diana the latter-day embodiment of the stylish, passionate and wounded Margaret -- heir final exits could not have contrasted more starkly.
  • zhōng shān guó wáng mù
    Kings Tomb of Zhongshan Country
  • tā guó jiā nèi yòu yī xiē rén yǔ dí rén gòu jié， zhǔn bèi tuī fān nǚ wáng 。
    Some of his countrymen had leagued with the enemy to destroy the power of the queen.
  • yīcháng zhèng biàn fèi chù liǎo guó wáng 。
    A coup d ’ état deposed the king.
  • wáng píng： dāng rán kě yǐ。
    Wang Ping: Of course.
  • suǒ luó mén guó wáng de gōng tíng yǐ qí huá lì zhù chēng。
    The court of King Solomon was noted for its splendor.
  • xià tiān wáng shì shàng xià dū yí jū dào xiāng xià qù。
    The court moves to the country in the summer.
  • diǎn yǎ dì， yòu lǐ mào dì； yòu wáng shì qì pài dì
    In a courtly manner; elegantly or politely.
  • guǐ jì duō duān de guó wáng qǐng lǎo rén hē jiǔ bìng sòng tā jīn zǐ， yòu tā shuō chū nǎ 'ér néng zhǎo dào yāo guài yǐ jí qí suǒ shè de xiàn jǐng。
    The king craftily offered the man wine and gold and persuaded him to tell where the traps and the sprite --could be found.
  • fǎ diǎn guī dìng， shàng děng shàng jí de rén rú wáng zǐ děng， qí mìng jià wéi yǔ qí shī tǐ děng zhòng de huáng jīn； ér xià děng xià jí de rén rú fù nǚ、 tú fū、 liè hù、 jiàng rén děng， qí mìng jià wéi yī gēn cǎo shéng。
    The codes specified that the lives of people of the highest rank of the upper class, such as a prince, were literally worth their weight in gold, whereas the lives of people of the lowest rank of the lower class, such as women, butchers, hunters and craftsmen, were worth no more than the price of a straw rope.
  • cóng qián yòu yī gè jiǎo huá 'ér cán kù de guó wáng ， tā tān dé wú yàn， xiǎng fāng shè fǎ xiàng tā de chén mín zhēng shuì， bìng tí gāo zū jīn。
    Once upon a time there lived a cruel and crafty king who sought every means to tax his subjects and increase their rents.
  • ā lā gòng： gāng duō， luó hàn de zǐ mín men， wǒ de xiōng dì men！ wǒ cóng nǐ men yǎn lǐ kàn dào， nǐ men gēn wǒ yī yàng dū kǒng jù dé xīn jīng dǎn zhàn。 huò xǔ yòu yī tiān， rén lèi biàn dé wěi suō nuò ruò， shěqì péng yǒu， duàn jué yǒu yì， dàn jīn tiān jué bù huì zhè yàng。 huò xǔ yòu yī tiān， chái láng gōng pò rén lèi chéng chí， rén lèi yīn cǐ bèi miè jué， dàn jīn tiān jué bù huì zhè yàng！ jīn tiān wǒ men shì sǐ fèn zhàn！ wǒ yǐ nǐ men suǒ zhēn shì dé yī qiē de míng yì， mìng lìng nǐ men kàng dí， xī fāng de yǒng shì men！ mó jiè 3 wáng zhě guī lái
    Aragorn: Sons of Gondor, of Rohan, my brothers! I see in your eyes... The same fear that would take the heart of me. A day may come when the courage of Men fails, when we forsake our friends and break all bonds of fellowship, But not this day. An hour of wolves and shattered shields when the age of Men comes crashing down, But it is not this day! This day we fight! By all that you hold dear on this good earth, I bid you stand, Men of the West!
  • tā bèi fēng wéi wēi 'ěr shì qīn wáng 。
    He was created Prince of Wales.
  • nǚ wáng fēng zhè gè rén wéi jué shì。
    The queen created the man a knight.
  • bà wáng lóng shàng bái 'ě jì běi měi zhōu de yī zhǒng dà xíng shí ròu kǒng lóng， qián zhī xiǎo qiě tóu dà
    A large carnivorous dinosaur of the Upper Cretaceous Period of North America, characterized by small forelimbs and a large head.
  • mí nuò sī kè lǐ tè dǎo zhī wáng ， zhòu sī hé 'ōu luó bā zhī zǐ， sǐ hòu chéng wéi dì fǔ de sān gè fǎ guān zhī yī
    A king of Crete, the son of Zeus and Europa, who was made one of the three judges in the underworld after his death.
  • kè nuò suǒ sī kè lǐ tè běi bù de yī gè gǔ chéng， wèi yú xiàn zài de yī là kè lín fù jìn。 qīng tóng shí dài wén míng de zhōng xīn， tā kě néng shì cóng gōng yuán qián 2000 nián dào 1400 nián hěn fán shèng， tā shì dài dá luó sī mí gōng hé mǐ nuò sī guó wáng gōng diàn chuán shuō de suǒ zài dì
    An ancient city of northern Crete near present-day Ir yòng lion. The center of a Bronze Age culture that probably flourished from c.2000 to1400 b.c., it is the traditional site of the labyrinth of Daedalus and the palace of King Minos.
  • ōu luó bā de sān gè dú shēng zǐ dōushì xī là shén huà zhōng hè hè yòu míng de rén wù。 mí nuò sī zuò liǎo kè lǐ tè de guó wáng ， sǐ hòu chéng wéi yīn cáo de fǎ guān； lā dá màn tí sī yě bèi rèn wéi yōu míng jiān de guó wáng hé fǎ guān； ér sà 'ěr pò dōng zé shì lǚ xī yà rén de zǔ xiān。
    Her three sons are famous in Greek myth: Minos, who became king of Crete, and after his death a judge in the lower word; Rhadamanthus, who also was regarded as king and judge in the world of ghosts; and Sarpedon, who was ancestor of the Lycians.
  • tā wéi wáng ěr dé zhī sǐ 'ér kū qì。
    She cried over Wilde 's death.
  • suí hòu zài 1966 nián， tā de zhí nǚ fú lǎng sī · dé bù lǔ 'ān hé tóng shì fěi lì pǔ · tǎ kǎi， yī wèi gǔ shēng wù xué jiā， jiāng zhè zhǒng shēng wù mìng míng wéi sarcoauchus zhī wáng , jí " ě yú zhī wáng "。
    In 1966 his niece France de Broin and fellow paleontologist Philippe Taquet named the creature Sarcosuchus imperator, the " flesh crocodile emperor."
  • yī míng shàoxiào zài zhì fú de jiān bù yòu gè wáng guān xíng de wén zhāng。
    A major has a crown on the shoulder of his uniform.
  • zhí mín dì fǎn kàng guó wáng de yā pò。
    the colonies revolted against the crown.
  • wáng wèi chuán gěi liǎo jì chéng rén。
    The crown descended to the heir.
  • wáng guān shì guó wáng de xiàng zhēng。
    A crown is emblem of the king.
  • tā de wáng guān xiāng qiàn zhe zhēn guì de zhū bǎo。
    Her crown is set with precious jewels.
  • wáng guān nán zhì tóu tòng。
    A crown is no cure for the headache.
  • zuò wéi wáng guó xiàng zhēng de wáng guān。
    the crown as a symbol of a monarchy.
  • zhè dǐng wáng guān shàng xiāng qiàn zhe jīn hé yín。
    The crown was enchased with gold and silver.
  • cuàn duó lái de wáng guān zhòng zhòng de yā zài tā de tóu shàng。
    the usurped crown sat heavy on his head.
  • wáng guān shì zhuān wèiguó wáng zhì zào de。
    This crown was made especially for the King.
  • wéi wáng zhě wú 'ān níng。
    Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown.