zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • sōng dòng liǎo de bǎi chuāng luò zài liǎo shēn shàng chōu chū liǎo de shǒu páo liǎo
    the detached shutter fell on him; he pulled his arm free and ran.
  • sài luò réng rán jiān chí yào bàng 'ān dōng 'ào shēn shàng de ròu
    Shylock still insisted upon having a pound of Antonio's flesh.
  • yuē dìng míng guǒ 3 yuè háijiù yào zài 'ān dōng 'ào shēn de rèn fāng xià bàng ròu
    Accordjng to the contract thev signed, if Antonio failed to repay the monev in three months, Shylock would have the right to cut one pound of flesh from any part of Antonio.
  • dài xíng gòu zào dòng shēn de dài huò dài chǐ lèi dòng de jiá náng chéng yòu dài lèi dòng de dài
    A pouch in an animal body, such as the cheek pouch of a rodent or the abdominal pouch of a marsupial.
  • cóng mǒu xiē fāng miàn lái jiǎng shì tài huān rén jiāo wǎng de rén shēng xìng miǎn tiǎn shǐ chéng liǎo dān shēn hàn
    He is in some ways a lone bird. Perhaps a certain kind of shyness had helped to make him a bachelor.
  • nèi zàngzàng shēn de róu ruǎn nèi guānyóu zhǐ bāo hán xiōng qiāng nèi de guān
    The soft internal organs of the body, especially those contained within the abdominal and thoracic cavities.
  • luó shuō tóng de xiōng dāng yīn wéi duì shēng shēn qīn suǒ zhī 'ér xiàn shēn fèn wēi
    Ms Rose complains that she and her half-sibling Adam have suffered an identity crisis from knowing nothing about their biological father.
  • qíng zài xīn fēn zhōngyuán xiān rén huò xiāng guān de qíng gǎn huò wàng bèi zhuǎn dào lìng rén de shēn shàngyóu zhǐ fēn zhě
    In psychoanalysis, the process by which emotions and desires originally associated with one person, such as a parent or sibling, are unconsciously shifted to another person, especially to the analyst.
  • zài xué xiào xiōng jiě mèi de yīng wén hěn hǎo de chéng shì yīn wéi jiān chí men liàn wén huìsuī rán běn shēn duì men bìng tài míng bái
    My siblings and I pulled through school with good English grades, partly because my mother insisted on supervising our grammar and vocabulary practices though she didn t understand much.
  • shǐ wén zuì jìn pāi shè de huò jiǎng yǐngpiān fǎn yìng liǎo shè xún zhǎo shēng shēn qīn yuē 200 míng tóng xiōng jiě mèi de jīng zhèng cānyù yóushuì jiā zhèng ràng rén gōng shòu jīng hái liǎo jiě guān juān jīng zhě gèng duō qíng kuàng de huó dòng
    Stevens, who recently made an award-winning film about trying to track down his biological father -- and perhaps 200 half-siblings -- is part of a lobby pushing the Canadian government to give DI offspring more details about donors.
  • xiōng rén de shàng shēn biǎo miàncóng yán shēn dào
    The superior ventral surface of the human body, extending from the neck to the abdomen.
  • shēn de tóu liǎng
    The scoring areas are the head, the abdomen and each side of the body.
  • shēn zhì de cháng lián jiēcháng jiàn
    abnormal union of bodily tissues; most common in the abdomen.
  • ruò de shēn ruò de huò yòu bìng de
    Delicate in constitution; frail or sickly.
  • bèi bìng chán shēn
    Sickness has fastened upon him.
  • bìng shēn huò jīng shén shàng de bìngjiàn kāng zhuàng tài jiābìng
    Disease of body or mind; poor health; sickness.
  • dāng zǒu jìn rén shí zhuǎn shēn 'ér xíng chū lái de kōng yuǎn diǎn
    As I drew closer to the man, I turned my back, walking to sidestep him--and any air he might be breathing.
  • yóu shēn biān de zào yīn huó dòng cháng cháng huì zhuǎn rén men de zhù yīn hěn nán zài zhè zhǒng chǎng jìn xíng rén tán huà huò zhě jiù mǒu huà jìn xíng cháng jiǔ shēn de tǎo lùn
    Because the surrounding noise and activities often sidetrack people,it's difficult to get personal or discuss any one topic at length or in depth.
  • hǎi zhuǎn guò shēndīng zhe zhè wèi gāng gāng qiǎo rán chū xiàn zài biàn dào shàng de lán yǎn jīng de shēng rén
    Hesper turned and stared at the blue-eyed stranger who seemed to have silently just appeared on the sidewalk.
  • chē zhe huá jìn liǎo gōu xié xiàng biānhēi 'àn zhōng páo xiàng biān de shēn yǐng
    the car slipped sideways into the ditch; leaning sideways; a figure moving sidewise in the shadows.
  • fān tiào shēn xiàng fānzhuànshuāng shuāng tuǐ xiàng lún de tiáo yàng zhǎn kāi de zhǒng fān tiào
    A handspring in which the body turns over sideways with the arms and legs spread like the spokes of a wheel.
  • zhè zhǒng de péng yǒu biān biān yòng jiǎo de xià shēn shì xiān bìng wèi liào dàodàn què hěn xìng yùn duǒ kāi liǎo
    "You dirty bastard," his friend said, and tried to kick me in the groin. More by good luck than good management I turned sideways.
  • shēn chuān guò rén qún
    He sidled through the crowd.
  • jiǔ jiǔ 'èr nián jiǔ yuèshì jiè mào zhì de qián shēn guān shuì mào zǒng xié dìng shì huì zhù shēng míng zhǐ chūzài zhōng huá rén mín gòng guó jiā guān mào zǒng xié dìng hòutái wān tái wānpéng jīn mén dān guān shuì ” ( jiǎn chēngzhōng guó tái běi” ) de míng cān jiā
    " In September 1992, the chairman of the council of the predecessor of the World Trade Organization (WTO), the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), stated that Taiwan may participate in this organization as "a separate Taiwan-Penghu-Jinmen-Mazu tariff zone" (abbreviated as Chinese Taipei) after the PRC's entry into GATT.
  • nán hái qiè shēng shēng zǒu guò lǎo shī shēn biānrán hòu biàn liù yān páo chū mén wài
    The boy sidled past the teacher and then ran out of the door.
  • 'ǎi xiǎo de nán rén tōu tōu zǒu dào shēn biān zhāng zhǐ sài dào shǒu
    A small man sidled up to him and pressed a piece of paper into his hand.
  • zhè wèi lǎo rén jiāng xiǎo chuán shēn huá xiàng chéng xià chuán de fāng
    The old man sidled the little boat up to the place where the passengers could get out.
  • lín tán huà shí qiāoqiāo cóng bàng biān shēn ér guòwǒdōu méi yòu chá jué zǒu liǎo
    She sidled away from me while was talking to a neighbour, and I didn't notice that she had left.
  • 1992 nián 'ěr zhù yǎn liǎo dài wéi zhí dǎo de hōng dòng shí de diàn yǐng shēn xiàn chóngwéi》, yǐn liǎo zhù liú diàn yǐng jiè de zhǔ zhè shì zuì shòu huān yíng de zuò pǐn
    Seagal attracted mainstream appeal in 1992 when he starred in the Davis directed hit Under Siege,his most popular movie.
  • zhì kāi zhǎn mín chuán tǒng cán rén zuò hǎo mín mín jiān chuán tǒng xiàng mùdì jué zhěng tuī chén chū xīnshǐ qún zhòng jiàn shēn huó dòng jīng cháng huà xué huà huà
    Promote the traditional sports and the sports for the disabled, and discover and sift the ethnic groups' sports and traditional folk sports by bringing out the new and weeding out the old so that the mass sports activities will become regular, scientific and popular.
  • wéi xìng de zāo 'āi shēng tàn duì shēn yòu hàizhè duì nián qīng zài pīn mìng gōng zuò men wàng yōng yòu suǒ de fáng
    The new couple are working very hard. They sigh for a house of their own.
  • rán 'ér bié yǐn rén zhù jiào rén jiǔ jiǔ níng shì dehái shì shèng 'ěr màn héng héng ruì xiū dào yuàn běn shēn
    But that which attracted the eye most of all, and fixed it for a long time on that point, was the abbey itself.