英zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • （ yīng guó lǐ yǔ） zài gōng lù shàng jǔ xíng de mó tuō chē bǐ sài。
    (British slang) a high-speed motorcycle race on a public road.
  • （ yīng lǐ） máng yú jūn shì yán jiū de kē xué jiā huò jì shù yuán。
    (British slang) a scientist or technician engaged in military research.
  • ràng wǒ men hǎohǎo zuò xià lái 'ān jìng dì tǎo lùn yīng yǔ lǐ yǔ wèn tí bā。
    Let's settle down to a quiet discussion of English slang.
  • yīng guó zài wài fú yì de bù duì yòng lái chēng hū yīng gé lán de lǐ yǔ。
    a slang term for England used by English troops serving abroad.
  • zhè gè lǐ yǔ zài yīng yǔ zhōng shǐ yòng dé yuè lái yuè shǎo。
    This slangy word is falling off from English.
  • zhè xiē lǐ yǔ zài yīng yǔ zhōng zǎo jiù bù yòng liǎo。
    These slangy words have long fallen out of English.
  • tā rèn jiào nián xīn 8500 yīng bàng .
    Her emoluments as a teacher amounted to 8500 a year.
  • yīng yǔ de yuán yīn zì mǔ yòu a， e， i， o， u， yòu shí yě bāo kuò y。
    The vowels in the English alphabet are a,e,i,o,u, and, sometimes, y.
  • bà zǐ yòng zuò jiàn bà de 6×4 yīng cùn de bó mù bǎn
    A six-foot by two-foot slat used as an archery target.
  • xiàng tā suǒ qǔ de bǐ zhàng dān shàng xiǎn shì de shù 'é duō chū 4 yīng bàng .
    She was charged an excess of 4 over the amount stated on the bill.
  • wǒ zhǐ huā liǎo 3000 yīng bàng jiù mǎi xià liǎo zhè liàng jiù qì chē , qí jià zhí yuǎn bù zhǐ zhè xiē .
    I paid only 3000 for this used car but it's worth a lot more.
  • wǒ sài gǒu yíng liǎo 10 yīng bàng .
    I won 10 on the dogs.
  • fú luò dēng shān yīng gé lán běi bù de yī zuò shān， lín jìn sū gé lán jiāo jiè chù。 shì fú luò dēng zhàn chǎng de yí zhǐ（ 1513 nián 9 yuè 9 rì）， zài cǐ cì zhàn yì zhōng yīng gé lán jūn duì jī bài liǎo zhān mǔ sī sì shì lǐng dǎo de sū gé lán jūn duì， zhān mǔ sī sì shì zài zhè cì dà tú shā zhōng bèi shā sǐ
    A hill of northern England near the Scottish border. It was the site of the Battle of Flodden Field(September9,1513) in which the English defeated the Scots under James IV, who was killed in the massive slaughter.
  • jiàng yǔ liàng yǔ de shù liàng yǐ yīng cùn biǎo shì， wéi mǒu yī dì qū zài tè dìng shí jiān duàn nèi yǔ、 xuě、 bīng báo huò xiàn de jī lěi liàng
    The quantity of water, expressed in inches, precipitated as rain, snow, hail, or sleet in a specified area and time interval.
  • yīng shǔ běi měi zhí mín dì hēi nú zhì
    Negro slavery of British colonies in North America
  • yīng guó yú 19 shì jì fèi chú liǎo nú lì zhì。
    Slavery was abolished in England in the19th century.
  • yuē hàn fēng liǎo！ tā jìng yǐ měi xiǎo shí 80 yīng lǐ de sù dù kāi chē！
    John's out of his tree! He's just driven at a speed of80 miles an hour!
  • vampire( xī xuè guǐ ) yī cí díquè qiē lái yuán shì yòu zhēng yì de， dà duō shù lái yuán， bāo kuò dì 2 bǎn niú jīn yīng yǔ cí diǎn (cod)， jiǎng gāi cí lái zì xiōng yá lì yǔ ‘ vampir ’， gāi cí zài duō zhǒng sī lā fū fāng yán zhōng dōuyòu tóng gēn cí， kě néng yuán xiān lái zì běi fāng de tǔ 'ěr qí yǔ uber， yì wéi “ wū pó ”。
    The exact origin of Vampire is disputed. Most sources, including the The Compact Oxford English Dictionary, 2nd Edition, derive it from the Hungarian vampir. The word has cognates in several Slavic tongues and may originally derive from the northern Turkish uber, meaning witch.
  • ā kā liú sī hé mǎ shǐ shī yī lì yà tè zhōng de yīng xióng， shì pò liú sī hé xī dì sī zhī zǐ， shā hài hè kè tuō 'ěr de rén
    The hero of Homer's Iliad, the son of Peleus and Thetis and slayer of Hector.
  • zài yīng guó wén xué de quán shèng shí qī yòu dé lāi dùn , sī wēi fū tè hé pú bǎi děng wén háo .
    The Augustan age of English literature includes the writers Dryden, Swift and Pope.
  • yīng bàng jí sù shēng zhí gěi chū kǒu shāng zào chéng kùn nán .
    The pound's rapid appreciation is creating problems for exporters.
  • zài 30 yīng cùn yìn shuà jī shàng yìn shuà míng piàn jiǎn zhí shì dà cái xiǎo yòng， dé bù cháng shī。
    Printing business cards on a thirty-inch press is using a sledgehammer to crack a nut.
  • zhè tiáo tiě lù guàn chuān shù bǎi yīng lǐ de shā mò。
    The railway traverses hundreds of miles of desert.
  • liáo kuò de píng yuán mián yán shù bǎi yīng lǐ。
    The vast plains stretch for hundreds of miles.
  • nǐ huì shuō yīng yǔ má？
    Do you speak English?
  • yīng yǔ shì tā de mǔ yǔ。
    English is her mother tongue.
  • （ yīng guó） yīng guó nǚ xué shēng chuān de yī zhǒng zuò wéi xué xiào zhì fú yī bù fēn de wú xiù wài yī。
    (British) a sleeveless tunic worn by English girls as part of a school uniform.
  • mǎ kūn dé， yuē hàn · fěi lì pǔ sī 1893 － 1960 měi guó zuò jiā， tā sù zào liǎo rì běn zhēn tàn běn xiān shēng de xíng xiàng， bìng xiě liǎo xǔ duō guān yú xīn yīng gé lán fù yù jiā tíng de xiǎo shuō， qí zhōng yòu yǐ gù de qiáo zhì · ā pǔ léi xiān shēng（ 1937 nián）
    American writer who created the Japanese sleuth Mr. Moto and wrote comic novels about rich New England families, including The Late George Apley(1937).
  • zhè fáng jiān cháng 15 yīng chǐ， kuān 10 yīng chǐ。
    The room is 15 feet in length and 10 feet in breadth.
  • yīng ； fēi zhèng shì； bù liǎo jiě xiāng cūn shēng huó（ yóu zhǐ huá 'ér bù shí 'ér yòu fú kuā de nán xìng） de chéng zhèn jū mín。
    (Brit; informal) townsman unacquainted with country life especially a slick and flashy male city dweller.
  • yīng yǔ zhōng sip zhōng de s hé zip zhōng de z wéi liǎng gè bù tóng de yīn sù .
    In English, the `s' in `sip' and the `z' in `zip' represent two different phonemes.
  • mì wén chàngpiān chàngpiān tào zhōng de yī zhāng huò shù zhāng shí 'èr yīng cùn de cháng zhuǎn chàngpiān
    One or more12-inch long-playing records in a slipcase.