东zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wǒ dào shāng diàn qù mǎi dōng xī。
    I shop for clothes.
  • guàng shāng diàn； bù shì bì yào dì mǎi dōng xī。
    shop around; not necessarily buying.
  • diàn dōng zì jǐ yào guān mén liǎo！
    Shopkeeper himself would close the door down!
  • ruò shì diàn dōng yī xīn xiǎng guān mén， gù kè yě 'ài mò néng zhù， shì bù shì？
    If the shopkeeper himself wants it closed down, the customers cannot help in any way, can they?
  • zhòng diǎn de wǔ dǎo jié mù， zé bāo kuò guǎng dōng shí yàn xiàn dài wǔ tuán jí yuán wǔ zhě wéi xiǎng yìng xiāng gǎng wǔ dǎo lián méng suǒ jǔ bàn de " wǔ huì jiǔ qī " ── dì shí 'èr jiè guó jì wǔ dǎo jié jí huì yì 'ér jǔ xíng de yǎn chū。
    Highlights of dance programmes included performances by the Guangdong Modern Dance Company and the Formosa Aboriginal Singing and Dance Troupe in support of Dance On '97 - the 12th International Dance Festival and Conference organised by the Hong Kong Dance Alliance.
  • yī gè zhàn yòu zhěng gè 'ào zhōu dà lù de yī gè guó jiā； zhè lǐ de tǔ zhù bù luò bèi rèn wéi shì nián qián cóng dōng nán yà yí mín de； yīng guó zài cǐ jiàn lì dì yī kuài liú fàng zhí mín zhě jū zhù dì。
    a nation occupying the whole of the Australian continent; aboriginal tribes are thought to have migrated from southeastern Asia 20,000 years ago; first Europeans were British convicts sent there as a penal colony.
  • shí wǔ suì jiù kāi shǐ dào shāng diàn lǐ tōu dōng xī
    Started to shoplift as a fifteen-year-old
  • mǎn jiē dōushì mǎi dōng xī de rén。
    Shoppers crowded the streets.
  • mǎi dōng xī de rén yōng rù shāng diàn。
    Shoppers crowded into the store.
  • jiē shàng jǐ mǎn liǎo mǎi dōng xī de rén。
    The streets were thronged with shoppers.
  • jiàrì qián de yī gè xīng qī lǐ， shāng diàn lǐ jǐ mǎn liǎo mǎi dōng xī de rén。
    In the week before the holidays shoppers crowded the stores.
  • wǒ yào qù mǎi dōng xī。
    I am going shopping.
  • wǒ men kě yǐ qù mǎi dōng xī。
    We can go shopping.
  • tā míng tiān yào qù mǎi dōng xī。
    She'll go shopping tomorrow.
  • tā yào qù mǎi dōng xī。
    She 's going shopping.
  • jīn tiān wǒ men yào chū qù mǎi dōng xī má？
    Are we going shopping today?
  • jīn tiān nǐ chū qù mǎi dōng xī má？
    Did you go shopping today?
  • nǐ zuó tiān shàng jiē mǎi dōng xī liǎo má？
    Do you go shopping yesterday?
  • tā shàng jiē mǎi dōng xī qù liǎo。
    She has gone out shopping.
  • hēng : wǒ yào mǎi diǎn dōng xī。
    I have some shopping to do.
  • nǐ gēn wǒ qù mǎi dōng xī má？
    Will you go shopping with me?
  • nǐ zhǔn bèi hǎo yào qù mǎi dōng xī liǎo má？
    Are you ready to go shopping?
  • kè chē zhōng huò xiǎo qì chē de hòu bù fàng xíng lǐ huò fàng mǎi de dōng xī huò fàng gōng jù de dì fāng。
    carries luggage or shopping or tools.
  • wǒ hé tā yī kuài qù mǎi dōng xī。
    He and I go shopping together.
  • wǒ xiǎng qù mǎi dōng xī。
    I am thinking of going shopping.
  • mǔ qīn cháng zài zhōu mò qù mǎi dōng xī。
    Mother does her shopping at weekends.
  • bǎ mǎi huí lái de dōng xī fàng zài chú fáng。
    Put the shopping in the kitchen.
  • chī guò wǔ cān hòu， mǔ qīn lì kè qù mǎi dōng xī。
    Right after lunch mother went shopping.
  • tā cháng zài xīng qī rì mǎi dōng xī。
    She often go shopping on sunday.
  • tā cháng zài xīng qī rì mǎi dōng xī。
    She often goes shopping on Sunday.
  • tā xiǎng mǎi xiē dōng xī。
    She wants to do some shopping.
  • wǒ men xīng qī liù qù cǎi gòu dōng xī。
    We do our shopping on Saturdays.