zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • mǎi dào de dōng wàng zài 'ér liǎo
    Where did I leave my shopping?
  • yào cǎi gòu xiē dōng
    I've some shopping to do.
  • xiǎng mǎi dōng liǎo
    I think she's gone shopping.
  • mǎi lái de dōng fènliàng
    I got short measure.
  • zhàn shù de yán jiū suī rán dàn shí nián lái cóng shì jūn shì gōng zuò de tóng zhì men yòu hěn duō de chéng yòu hěn duō gēn zhōng guó tiáo jiàn 'ér chū de xīn dōng quē diǎn zài méi yòu zǒng jié lái
    Though our study of tactics is still inadequate, our comrades who are engaged in military work have achieved a great deal in the last ten years and, on the basis of Chinese conditions, have brought forth much that is new;the shortcoming here is that there has been no general summing-up.
  • nián qián de tiān men zhèng yán zhe dōng pān dēng méi léi bīng chuān xiǎng chāo jìn dào dào běi
    Four years ago, we were going up the east face. He wanted to try a shortcut to the north ridge.
  • xiū jiàn 'ān jīng nán yáng zhì nán jīng tiě kāipì běi zhì zhōng nánhuá dōng nán zhì huá dōng biàn jié tiě tōng dào dōng guàn tōngyòu nán běi shū liúsuō duǎn liǎo běi zhì zhōng nánhuá dōng nán zhì huá dōng de tiě yùn shū yōu huà liǎo wǎng jié gòu
    Xi'an to Nanjing via Nanyang railway is a shortcut from northwest to mid-south, and it can be used as both west-east and north-south passageways. Railway transportation distance from northwest to mid-south and east China, and from southwest to east China will be reduced, and structure of railway network will thus be improved.
  • zǒu dōng biān zhè tiáo zhè shì zuì jìn de
    Take the east road; it's the shortest way.
  • jìn shì yǎn de rén kàn dōng tōng cháng zhuóyǎn
    Shortsighted people usually squint at things.
  • dōng běi sāng zhōu de shuō xiào xiào de mín de rén
    a member of the Shoshonean people of NE Arizona.
  • fàng jìn rén de kǒu zhōng fáng zhǐ shuō huà huò jiào hǎn de dōng
    something put into a person's mouth to prevent speaking or shouting.
  • zài 'ōu zhōu rén men cān chā dāng zuò chǎn lái yòngzài yīng guó men fān guò lái dōng héng héng bāo kuò dòu tuī shàng chā bèi chī
    On the Continent people use a fork as though a fork were a shovel; in England they turn it upside down and push everything - including peas - on top of it.
  • zài xiǎng shàng chē de shí hòujué yòu yìng dōng xiàng zhǐ shǒu qiāngdǐng zhe de yāo
    When I wanted to get into the car I felt something hear, like a gun, shoving against my side.
  • liú lǎn chú chuāng mǎi dōng 'ér zhǐ liú lǎn shāng diàn chú chuāng huò chén liè guì nèi de shāng pǐn
    To look at merchandise in store windows or showcases without making purchases.
  • ào yùn huì de měi dōng dào zhù huì chéng xiàn tái shù shèng huìzhǎn shì yīnyuè dǎoměi shù wén xué děng fāng miàn de
    Every host of Olympic Games would stage an accompanying arts festival, which showcases music, theater, dance, art, literature and more.
  • xiē dōng gěi suǒ yòu de péng yǒu kàn guò liǎo
    She has shown them to all her friends.
  • zhè jiè 'ào yùn huì yòu guān de zuì yào yǎn de zhǎn lǎn shì míng wéi shinkansen( xīn gān xiàn ) de dàn tóu huǒ chē ( bèi wéi shì shì jiè shàng zuì kuài de ), 10 yuè 1 ( jiù zài 'ào yùn huì jiāng xíng de 9 tiān zhī qián ) kāi shǐ yùn dòng dōng jīng bǎn zhī jiān
    Perhaps the greatest showpiece project associated with the Olympics was the Hankinson bullet train-billed as the world's fastest-which began service between Tokyo and Osaka on October 1, nine days prior to the start of the Games.
  • dōng chí de shí jiān gèng cháng
    last longer than others.
  • guǎng dōng 400 jiā gōng chǎng zhǐ shèng 100 jiā
    in Guangdong, the number of factories shrank from more than 400 to less than 100;
  • luò shān mài dōng de zhǒng xiǎo xíng guì bǎi yòu yuán zhuī xíng shù guān piàn zhuàng shù xiǎo xíng jiān zhēn
    small juniper found east of Rocky Mountains having a conic crown, brown bark that peels in shreds, and small sharp needles.
  • chǎn zhōu dōng de yǎn
    shrew mole of eastern Asia.
  • dōng bàn qiú guǎng fàn fēn de shuǐ jīng
    widely distributed Old World water shrew.
  • měi guó dōng duō cǎo de xiǎo jīng
    small brown shrew of grassy regions of eastern United States.
  • zhè xiū xiǎng,” ài xiǎng děng liǎo huìzhí dào tīng jiàn zǒu dào chuāng xià rán shēn chū liǎo shǒuzài kōng zhōng zhuā liǎo suī rán méi yòu zhuā zhù rèn dōng dàn shì tīng dào liǎo shuāi dǎo liǎo de jiān jiào shēng suì de huá de xiǎng shēnggēn zhè xiē shēng yīn duàn dìng diào jìn wēn shì zhī lèi de dōng miàn liǎo
    `THAT you won't' thought Alice, and, after waiting till she fancied she heard the Rabbit just under the window, she suddenly spread out her hand, and made a snatch in the air. She did not get hold of anything, but she heard a little shriek and a fall, and a crash of broken glass, from which she concluded that it was just possible it had fallen into a cucumber-frame, or something of the sort.
  • fáng jiān de réndōu jiān shēng kuáng xiào lái guò kàn chū yòu shénme dōng zhè me hǎo xiào
    The rest of the people in the room were shrieking with laughter, but I didn't see what was supposed to be so funny.
  • yòu hēi biān yǎn de měi guó dōng nán tōng de láo niǎo
    common shrike of southeastern United States having black eye-bands.
  • láodōng zhǒng dōng bàn qiú láo niǎolín ? láo), yòu hēi bái xiāngjiàn máo hóng guān dǐng
    An Old World shrike(Lanius senator) having black and white plumage with a reddish crown.
  • fáng dōng tài tài jiān sǎng zǒng ràng nán shòu
    The landlady's shrill voice always sets my teeth on edge.
  • měi guó dōng jiā de xiǎo chán chú jiān ruì de jiào shēng zǎo chūn jié zài shī jìn néng tīng jiàn
    small brown tree toad having a shrill call heard near wetlands of eastern United States and Canada in early spring.
  • bǎo zhǒng yuǎn dōng de zōng jiào jiàn zhùyóu zhǐ zhǒng duō céng de zuò wéi niàn huò shén kān 'ér jiàn
    A religious building of the Far East, especially a many-storied Buddhist tower, erected as a memorial or shrine.
  • méng sài luò měi guó zhōu zhōng xià luò wéi 'ěr dōng nán zhù zhái yóu tuō · jié fěi xùn shè cóng 1770 nián kāi shǐ zuò wèitā de zhái 56 nián zhī jiǔzhí dào 1923 nián jié fěi xùn shì jiǔ cái wéi jiā suǒ yòuxiàn wèiguó jiā shèng
    An estate of central Virginia southeast of Charlottesville. Designed by Thomas Jefferson, it was begun in1770 and was his home for56 years. Owned by other families from shortly after Jefferson's death until1923, it is now a national shrine.
  • zài jīn nián de shì zhōng men huì céng wéi bǎo cóng xiāng gǎng 'ér juān de bǎi shí wèi duì chéng yuán de míng cún fàng zài niàn kān zhōng yuán běn zài yòu yuē jiǔ bǎi míng zhèn wáng zhàn shì xìng míng de míng bìng liè zhèng shì biǎo yáng dōng jiāng zòng duì gǎng jiǔ duì zài kàng zhàn shí suǒ zuò chū de gòng xiàn yīng yǒng xíng wéi
    As part of this year's ceremony, we will add a list containing the names of 115 members of the Hong Kong Independent Battalion of the Dongjiang Column who died in the defence of Hong Kong to the Roll of Honour kept in the Memorial Shrine.