zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • nán hái xiǎo kǒu xiǎo kǒu kěn zhe bǐngxiǎng bǐng jìn liàng duō chī xiē shí jiān
    The boy nibbled at the cake, trying to spin it out as long as possible.
  • zhe fēi cháng jiǎng jiū
    She is nice in her dress.
  • shèng zhuāngzuì hǎo zhuāng rén zuì hǎo de huò zuì zhèng shì de zhe
    One's nicest or most formal clothing.
  • rén men zhí jiào zhe zhè wài hào
    The nickname stuck to her.
  • hòu lái bēn zǒu wài miànshí nián méi yòu huí guò jiā xiāngluò huā shēng de xiāo cóng zhī dàowéi yòu zhè de míng 'ér shí xiào de qíng shìlián dài zhe chén nǎo hǎi zhōng 'ér
    I later left the village and did not return for 10 odd years. I had no more news of Peanuts. Only this rather odd nickname stuck in my mind, together with all the amusing stories surfacing and submerging in my memory.
  • zhí zhǐ yào dào jiā jiù chán zhe fàng
    My niece always clings to me whenever she is at my home.
  • zhè liǎng huà jiǔ jiǔ zài 'ěr biān huí xiǎng zhebàn guò liǎo zàng bāng mèi zhí chǔlǐ mèi mèi wài wáng hòu de shāng xīn hòu shì de tiān
    I remembered those words through the funeral and the days that followed when I helped him and my niece attend to all the sad chores that follow an unexpected death.
  • dǎzháo qiàn shuō wǎn 'ān
    He yawned good night.
  • nián qīng niàn chuān zhe shuì tōng xiāo xián tán de huì
    an overnight party of girls who dress in nightclothes and and pass the night talking.
  • jiē zhe chuān shàng de shuì zuàn dào chuáng shàng
    Then he put on her nightdress and cap and got into bed.
  • zhàn de fāng tài jìnsuǒ de shuì zhe huǒ liǎo
    She was standing far too near the open hearth and her nightdress caught fire.
  • hòu men kāi zhe chē xiǎo xīn qián jìnzhí dào xiàn gāi guǎi wān de fāng
    After nightfall they drove slowly along, picking their way until they found the right turn.
  • zhàn hòunán dīng 'ěr rén de měi míng péi yǎng shìbìng zhí rén men duì shì de piān jiàn jìn xíng zhe dǒu zhēng
    Following the war,Nightingale avoided fame and continued to train nurses,ever battling against what she herself declared a commonly received idea.
  • zuò liǎo de 'è mèng xìng zài shuì zhe shí jiào lái liǎo
    `I had the misfortune to scream in my sleep, owing to a frightful nightmare.
  • zhǐ shì yīcháng 'è mèng shì lián de hái xià zài shuì zhe liǎo shòu de jīng xià tài
    It was only a nightmare but the poor child I s frightened to fall asleep again. She's had such a turn.
  • suī rán píng zhōng chū xiàn de shì hěn duō shú de miàn kǒng 'ěr què shǐ diàn yǐng kàn zhe yàng zhēn shí guān zhòng zhì shēn 'è mèng bān zhàn zhēng de zhōng xīn
    Even though the screen is filled with the faces of familiar actors, Spielberg makes it seem real, thrusting the viewer[6] right into the center of the nightmarish action.
  • yòu zhǒng yóu zhǒng cháng tóng de gān shù zhe gòu chéngxiàng jiǔ zhù yàng
    One, for instance, consisted of rods of various lengths and thicknesses which would stand up on end like ninepins.
  • yóu yuán páo kāi liǎogǒu zài shēn hòu jǐn zhuī zhe yào yǎo
    The postman ran away with the dog nipping at his heel.
  • zài gāo jué shì de shì zhōngzhè zài qīn gěi wèi nǎi shí yǎo nǎi tóu de mán de hái yuàn xuǎn huāng shēng huóhòu lái yīn chéng shòu zhe shí shí zài zài de wài piāo shēng huó chéng zài shú zuì fǎnxǐng de jìn jiān hái céng gǒu qiǎng shí
    In the romance of Sir Gowther, a malignant child who tears his mother's nipple while feeding from her breast voluntarily chooses the wild life, and so suffers a penance of literally living out this wildness, as he is fed from the mouths of dogs while locked in an atoning silence.
  • shēngzhǎng zhe de zhí yào sān zhǒng yuán dànlínjiǎ
    The plant of growth needs three kinds of elements: nitrogen, phosphor and potassium.
  • shìzhāo dàizhuī suíbài fǎngsuí zhe ér chǎn shēng
    Wait upon [on] n.
  • yòng zhe zhuǎn chē
    No, There's no need to change.
  • nuò bèi 'ěr liǎo cáidàn réng guò zhe jiǎn de shēng huó
    Nobel made a fortune but lived a simple.
  • yào nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng zhè xiǎng zhí zhe qián jìn
    The thought of the Noble Prize has spared me on.
  • zhè shì yóu huà bǎn shàng de huàgāo 77 kuān 53 shàng miàn shì wèi guì bǎi hǎo shì zuò zheyǎn jīng kàn zhe guān shǎng zhě
    The painting is an oil on a Panel, 77 centimetres tall by 53 centimetres wide, and shows an Italian noblewoman sitting posed, looking at the viewer.
  • xiāng fǎn men huó zhe de rén yīnggāi xiàn shēn xiē céng zài zuò zhàn de rén men suǒ yīng yǒng tuī dòng 'ér shàng wèi wán chéng de gōng zuò
    It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced.
  • jié shuì zhe liǎo yào nòng xǐng liǎo
    Jamie's in the land of nod, so don't disturb him.
  • xiǎo nán hái shuì zhe liǎo
    The little boy went off to the land of Nod.
  • " zǒng tǒng tíng dùn liǎo xiàděng zhe huí dàn shì 'ā 'ěr tuō zhǐ shì diǎn liǎo diǎn tóu
    The president paused,expecting a response but getting only a nod.
  • 9 diǎn zhōng qiánhái men shuì zhe
    By nine o'clock all young children should be in the of Nod.
  • zhè běn shū zào wèi kàn liǎo hái dào 'èr shí fēn zhōng jiù shuì zhe liǎo
    The book was so boring that it had Mary into the land of Nod in twenty minutes.
  • zhè běn shū zào wèi kàn liǎo hái dào bàn xiǎo shí jiù shuì zhe liǎo
    The book was so dull that it had him into the land of Nod in half an hour.