zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • cháng piān lùn de xīn shì men jiā gèng gōng zuò
    The essence of his long speech is that we must all work harder.
  • míng qīng yìng jiā
    Hardwood Furniture of the Ming and Qing Dynasties
  • xué jiā men xiàn gōng zuò de míng rén bān rén shòu mìng chángzhí jiā tíng jiàn kāng
    Scientists find that hardworking prestigious people live longer than average men and women. Career women are healthier than housewives.
  • men shuō chén xiān shēng shì wèi chéng shígōng zuò rèn de rén duì jiā tíng péng yǒu dōuhěn guān xīn
    They say Mr. Chen is an honest, hardworking and responsible man who deeplycares for his family and friends.
  • lǎng xiān shēng shì zhǒng zài tái qiú zhōng xiǎng shòu yōu huì de tōng yíng jiā de diǎn xíng héng héng gǒuxīn xīn zhí dào xīng liùkǒu dài hái shì kōng kōng
    Mr Brown was a classic of the favoured "ordinary" type of Pools winner--conscientious hardworking and, up to that Saturday, never quite sure where his next penny was coming from.
  • lái háng yuán chǎn zhōng hǎi de zhǒng xiǎo dàn jiàn zhuàng de jiā qín xià dàn duō 'ér wén míng
    Any of a breed of small, hardy domestic fowl of Mediterranean origin, noted for prolific production of eggs.
  • jiā yǎng de hóng pǐn zhǒngdōng bàn qiú de jiāo
    red breed of domestic rabbits; hybrid between Old_World_rabbit and hare.
  • suǒ jīn yín zhū bǎo biàn gòu chéng liǎo zhè xiē guó jiā de hěn fēn cái hěn duō yòu de zhōu rén jīhū quán cái chǎn dài zài huò qiè de shēn shàng
    Gold and jewels, therefore, constitute a large proportion of the wealth of these nations, and many a rich Asiatic carries nearly his whole fortune on his person, or on those of the women of his harem.
  • tīng shuō de rén jiā huì wéi piān wén zhāng shì xiě de li
    Just hark at him--anyone would think he wrote that article!
  • jué shì yīnyuè shǐ zhōng zhè shí de zhù yào rén shì xīn zhōu chū shēng de gāng qín jiā jié · yuē hàn xùn cháng zài niǔ yuē chéng zuì de hēi rén lāi yǎn zòu
    The main figure in this period of jazz history was James P. Johnson, a pianist from New Jersey who played in Harlem, the largest Negro section of New York City.
  • " men jiā de tiáo gǒu kàn shàng miàn zhēng níng , dàn huì shāng rén。 "
    "Their dog seems fierce, but he's harmless."
  • men jiā shì de jiā tíng
    Ours is a harmonious family.
  • guó zhī suǒ shòu dào 'ōu zhōu lín guó de zūn zhòng jiē zhī suǒ néng gòu 'ōu méng guó jiā xié róng wéi yuán yīn jiù zài men yǒng chéng rèn cuò gǎn wéi de xíng wéi
    Germany s courage to own up to its mistakes and be responsible for them is the reason why it has won the respect and acceptance of its European neighbours, and is able to live harmoniously with other members of the European Union.
  • chàng jiā men kāi shǐ gěi xīn pèi shàng yīn
    The singers began to harmonize the new song.
  • zhè xiē chàng jiā wéi zhè xiē xīn pèi shàng yīn shǐ chéng wéi chàng
    The singers began to harmonize the new songs.
  • wéi chí jiā tíng
    Tried to preserve family harmony.
  • duì shēng yòu mǐn ruì tīng de chàng jiā
    A singer with a good ear for harmony.
  • jìn de néng ràng jiā píng shùn xié
    Try your best to let family harmony flow smoothly;
  • zài jiā gōng chǎng guān qián zài 'ér gōng zuò liǎo 20 duō nián liǎo
    I was in harness at the factory for over twenty years before it shut down.
  • yòu xiē xué jiā zhèng zài yán jiū zěn yàng yòng cháo diàn
    Some scientists are working hard at how tide can be harnessed to produce electricity.
  • shàng chuāng liánzuò dào luó de shēn bàngrán hòu zhù de shǒuzhèng zài zhè shí luó shuō:“ hái shì jiā zuì hǎoduì ?”
    She drew the curtains and sat down by Harold's side, and took his hand: and when he said, "There's no place like home, is there?"
  • tuō 1840 1902 měi guó shè lùn tōng huà jiā kān dēng zài zhōu kānshàng de zuò pǐn duì wēi tuán zài niǔ yuē shì de kuǎ tái hěn yòu yǐng xiǎng hái céng chuàng zuò xiàng zhēng gòng dǎng de xiàng mín zhù dǎng de máo xíng xiàng
    German-born American editorial cartoonist whose caricatures in Harper's Weekly contributed to the downfall of the Tweed Ring in New York City. He also established the donkey and the elephant as symbols of the Democratic and Republican parties.
  • lán duō wàng 1879?- 1959 lán de jiàn qín yǎn zòu jiāduì xiàn dài gāng qín yǎn zòu de liǎo jué dìng xìng zuò yòng
    Polish-born harpsichordist who was largely responsible for the modern revival of interest in the harpsichord.
  • men jiā yǒng jìn liǎo xiá xiǎo de tīng
    We'd all crowded into Harriet's small sitting-room.
  • xiān shēng bìng shì zhēn yòu qián shì jiā zǒng shì guò hěn kuò
    Mr Harris wasn't really rich, but his family always ate high on the hog.
  • lán · bèi yāo dào yīng guó suǒ yòu de jiā mén zuò héng héng wéi zhǐ
    Frank Harris is invited to all the great houses in England héng once.
  • lán · bèi yāo qǐng dào yīng guó suǒ yòu de jiā mén zuò héng héng wéi zhǐ
    Frank Harris is invited to all the great house in England- once.
  • : wèishì · mài kěn de jiā
    Hello, is this Harry McKenzie's home?
  • men gēn shì chǎng de yào shí xíng wán shàn liǎo duì jīng yíng diàn xìn diàn xìn shè bèi jìn wǎng yóu shì chǎng de zhèng guǎn zhì pèi yòu guān mén yán dào yòng diàn xìn hào fēi yòng guó zhuān xiàn jīng yíng guó diàn huà děng wéi xíng wéiwéi guó jiā xiāo fèi zhě quán
    We implemented and improved the License Management System for the operation of telecommunications services, the network access of telecommunications equipment and the philatelic market, and harshly cracked down on the illegal activities such as the telephone number-associated fraud and unauthorized use of international dedicated lines to operate international telephone services in order to safeguard the state interests and the legitimate rights of the consumers.
  • zuò zhě shì xué xué yuàn shìlái shēng wàng de měi guó jiā tíng
    The writer, a Harvard law professor, comes from a prominent American family.
  • zhuān jiā suànzhōng guó liáng shí zài zhǒngshōuyùnchǔxiāo jiā gōngxiāo fèi děng huán jié de sǔn shī shuài zhì shǎo wéi 10 zǒng sǔn shī liàng zài 4500 wàn dūn shàng
    According to estimates by experts, the loss rate of grain is at least 10 percent in the course of planting, harvesting, transportation, storage, selling, processing and consumption -- a total of well over 45 million tons.
  • sài jié shù hòuyuē hàn de péng yǒu dào jiē jiǎo de jiā xiǎo chī diàn chī dōng
    John and his friends went to a hash house around the corner after the game.