zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jiān chí měi tiān cān jiā bìng qiě duì xiē zài de pāi shè xiàn chǎng lie lie de yǎn yuán chù kuǎnyīn pǐn xíng duān zhèng shì chū liǎo míng de
    Despite her famous rectitude --she attended Mass daily and fined actors who cursed on her set.
  • qīng xié zhèng de zhī chí zhěbāo kuò duō shù xué de guǎn rén yuánrèn wéi men zhǐ zhǐ chū zài zhǒng yōu xiān jìn lìng shēng xiào lái de liǎng nián jiānjiā zhōu zhōu zuì hǎo de gōng xué de shǎo shù mín xué shēng shù liàng de jiǎn shǎo jiù shuō míng wèn liǎo
    Proponents of affirmative action, including most university administrators, feel they need only point to the decline of minority enrolment in the best public universities in California and Texas in the two years since the ban on racial preferences went into effect.
  • chú fēi xué dǒng rèn wéi xué shì qiáng 'ér guó wáng ruò xiǎo chū miàn jìn xíng gān shì yīn wéi zài xiào nèi bèi diào shì xué men de zhǒng quán
    unless the rector, feeling the university to be strong and the king weak, intervened; for it was the students' privilege to be hanged on their own grounds.
  • nián liǎng wèi cháng chūn téng xué qián rèn xiào cháng yòu chū xiàng yòu yǐng xiǎng de tǒng diào cháshì zhèng míng jǐn duì shǐ xiào yuán zhōng yòu gèng duō shǎo shù mín ér qiě duì xiāo chú mǒu xiē zhí zuì gāo céng de zhǒng xiàn zhìqīng xié zhèng liǎo chéng gōng
    Two former Ivy League presidents weighed in last year with an influential statistical study which attempted to prove that affirmative-action programmes succeeded not only in fostering diversity but also in integrating the highest levels of the professional world.
  • yán jiū yuán xuǎn chū xué yuàn de yuàn cháng -- yuàn cháng de chēng xué yuàn yòu suǒ tóng zài bèi 'ào 'ěr xué yuàn jiào master zài lún xué yuàn jiào“ president”, zài 'āi sài xué yuàn jiào“ rector”, zài 'ào 'ěr xué yuàn jiào“ provost”, ér zài xué yuàn jiào“ principal”。
    The Fellows elect the head of the college, whose title varies from college to college; Balliol College has a Master, Magdalen a President, Exeter a Rector, Oriel a Provost, Jesus a Principal.
  • zài lài 'ēn · mài dēng zuì jìn huàn jīng shén shuāi ruò fàng xiē yǎn chūhuí 'ài 'ěr lán jiā rén tuán liáo yǎng zhī zhè shì nán hái 'ér men yào de hǎo xiāo
    This is the good news the boys needed as Bryan McFadden recently suffered nervous exhaustion and had to miss some shows while recuperating back in Ireland with his family.
  • sān shì zuò wěishì dejiù shì rén yòu bìng qiě xiǎn zhù zhuāng chū shí fēi shì de zhǒng wéi rén lái
    And the third simulation, in the affirmative; when a man industriously, and expressly,feigns and pretends to be that he is not.
  • zhè mèng zài de shēng zhōng fǎn chū xiàn
    The dream recur throughout her life.
  • shǐ tóng shí shēng huò chū xiàn de tiáozhěng
    an adjustment that causes something to occur or recur in unison.
  • dàn lín què jiān chí rèn wéi rén 'ài jīn chún cuì shì huán jìng zào chéng de jiāng dāng jīn wén huà zhōng zài chū xiàn de sān zhǒng zhù yào de jīn lèi xíng zuò liǎo guī zhǒng shì zhù yào chū xiàn zài shén huà shì zhōng xìng guān deliú xíng shí jiān hěn duǎn de chún jīn shuì měi rénhuī niànhái yòu dài 'ān wáng fēi
    But Ilyin insists our fascination is purely environmental. She has defined three major blond types that recur in the culture.There's the ephemeral and asexual innocent blond who appears mostly in fairy tales: Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella??but also Princess Diana.
  • qiáng zhì de yóu xiāo chú bìng zài shēng shíguó yuàn zhuān xíng zhèng mén yīngdāng gēn zhuān quán rén de qǐng qiújīng shěn chá hòu zuò chū zhōng zhǐ shí shī qiáng zhì de jué dìng
    If and when the circumstances which led to such compulsory license cease to exist and are unlikely to recur, the patent administration department under the State Council may, after review upon the request of the patentee, terminate the compulsory license.
  • zuò wéi míng jūn rén de gèng wàng rén réndōu zhēn píngzhēn shēng mìngrén réndōu xiàn chū diǎn 'àizài xīn de shì yào zài ràng zhàn zhēng de yīn yún zài xiàn yào zài ràng shī 'ér shī zhàng hái shī de bēi chóngyǎn
    As the wife of a serviceman,I hope,more than anybody else,that everyone will cherish peace and life,that everyone will offer love to others so that the misery of war,parents loss of their children,wives’ loss of their husbands and sons’ loss of their fathers will not recur in the new century.
  • dìng jiàngé chóngfù chū xiàn de shì jiàn
    an event that recurs at intervals.
  • duàn zài tóu nǎo zhōng chóngfù chū xiàn
    continually recurring to the mind.
  • shì dìng chóngfù chū xiàn de
    not recurring at regular intervals.
  • xiān qián jīng de chóngxīn chū xiàn
    a recurrence of a prior experience.
  • gěi chū kěn dìng de huí hǎo huí yìng
    give an affirmative reply to; respond favorably to.
  • zhōu xìng zhōu chū xiàn de xìng zhì huò zhuàng tài dìng de jiàngé 'ér shēng
    The quality or state of being periodic; recurrence at regular intervals.
  • chóngxiàn jīng guò duàn shí jiān de quē shī hòu zhēng de chóngxīn chū xiàn huò qián xìng de zài shēng
    The return of a trait or recurrence of previous behavior after a period of absence.
  • guó yòu shěn yào jìn kuàijì xìn zhēn shí kàowéi suǒ yòu zhě quán bǎo zhàng guó yòu chǎn bǎo zhí zēng zhí wéi biāoxuǎn fēn zhòng diǎn guó yòu zhōng xíng gǎi zhì kuī sǔn tōng guò jiǎn chá chǎn zhì liàngfáng zhǐ zài gǎi zhì zhōng chū xiàn xīn de guó yòu chǎn liú shī táo fèi yínháng zhài děng wèn
    The audit of enterprises must follow the objective of ensuring truthful and reliable accounting information prepared by enterprises, protecting the owner’ s rights and benefits and ensuring preservation and appreciation of state assets. To meet this objective, the National Audit Office will target on some key large and medium sized enterprises which are under restructuring or suffering from losses and intends to prevent the recurrence of the erosion of state assets and intentional turning bank liabilities into bad debts.
  • jīng cháng chū xiàn de wèn zhù xuán
    A recurrent problem, theme
  • duàn chū xiàn de dǎo zhì liǎo luó guó de miè
    Recurrent slave uprisings brought about the downfall of the ancient Roman Empire.
  • shè huì zhī chū zhàn gōng gòng jīng cháng kāi zhī zǒng 'é de 13.8%。
    Social welfare accounted for 13.8 per cent of the total recurrent public expenditure.
  • guàn zhǒng yóu duàn de chóngfù 'ér xíng chéng de fǎn chū xiànjīng cháng shì shí de xíng wéi fāng shì
    A recurrent, often unconscious pattern of behavior that is acquired through frequent repetition.
  • zhōu liǎng lián chū xiàn huò fǎn chū xiàn de xiàn xiàng huò shì jiàn jiān de shí jiān jiàngézhōu xún huán
    The time interval between two successive occurrences of a recurrent event or phases of an event; a cycle.
  • tiáo xiū zhèng 'àn rén mín de rén shēnzhù zháiwén jiàn cái chǎn shòu sōu chá kòu de quán qīn fànchú zhào gēn xuān shì huò dài shì xuān yán bǎo zhèngbìng shuō míng sōu chá diǎn kòu de rén huò chū sōu chá kòu zhuàng
    Article IV.The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
  • yuàn guǎn běn cái zhèng nián de zhī chū yuē wéi yuányuē zhàn zhěng jīng cháng xìng gōng gòng kāi zhī bǎi fēn zhī shí sān
    The estimated expenditure of the Hospital Authority for the current fiscal year amounts to $2.6 billion, accounting for 13 per cent of the overall recurrent public expenditure.
  • tóng shíquán qiú de jīn róng shì chǎngquè jīng cháng chū xiàn dòngduì xiē zài jīng zhì réng wèi zhǎn chéng shú de xīn xīng guó jiā lái shuōhuì dài lái huài xìng de yǐng xiǎng
    At the same time, the recurrent volatility of the global financial markets can impact with devastating force in emerging countries whose economies and whose institutions are not totally developed.
  • ào de · léi miáo zhǔn huáng yuán juàn ( huáng xīn ) héng héng zài 70 kāi wài kàn shàng zhǐ yòu zhǐ yìn 'ér me héng héng rán hòu yòng fǎn gōng jiàn shè liǎo chū
    Australian Matt Gray took aim at a yellow circle from 70m away no bigger than a thumbprint-and released an arrow from his recurve bow.
  • zhè xíng yòu zhù jué dìng hòu hǎi wān rán xún huán rǎn de xiàn chū jiēguǒ hòushuāng fāng biàn lián shǒu zhì dìng guǎn zhì jìhuàquè bǎo pái fàng dào hòu hǎi wān de rǎn huì chāo chū zhè xiàn
    The model will help to determine how much waste the bay can naturally recycle. Once this is known the two sides will work together to develop a management plan to ensure this limit is not exceeded.
  • jiàn shè qīng jiā cūnjiǔ xiān qiáo děng 7 zuò zhōng shuǐ chǔlǐ chǎng, 2008 nián chéng shì shuǐ chǔlǐ chǎng chū shuǐ huí yòng shuài dào 50%;
    7 gray water treating stations in Qinghe, Wujiacun and Jiuxianqiao, etc will be built, and, by 2008, the recycling rate of treated water from the urban sewage treating stations will reach 50%.
  • kěn dìngxiāng xìn què dìng huò biǎo xiàn chū kěn dìngxiāng xìn què dìng de
    characterized by or displaying affirmation or acceptance or certainty etc..