zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yuàn jiàng de shēn fèn gēn zhè yàng zhǒng de rén jiǎng huà
    I wouldn't lower myself to speak to such a rude person.
  • yòu xiē xiào huà xiāng dāng xìng hǎo hái men dǒng
    Some of the Jokes were rather rude, but luckily they went above the children's heads.
  • xiào luó de zhǒng biǎo yǎn xíng shì zhōng lèi shìde rén huò qíng jǐng zài tái shàng nào biǎo yǎn chū láitōng cháng bàn yòu de duì bái huāng táng xiào de dòng zuò
    A form of ancient Greek and Roman theatrical entertainment in which familiar characters and situations were farcically portrayed on stage, often with coarse dialogue and ludicrous actions.
  • 'ér yòu wèi de shē chǐ
    coarse and tasteless luxury.
  • chái dào jiā jiù xiě liǎo fēng xìn gěi méi rén yuán liàng de xīn
    When Tschaikovsky reached home, he wrote to Madame von Meek, Forgive me for my stupid carelessness.
  • + chǎn lái de zōng suǐ shùgàn chū chǎn héng héng zhǒng yòng zuò shí de zhì biàn yìngbiàn de diàn fěnchǎn lái dào fěi
    Malaysian palm whose pithy trunk yields sago--a starch used as a food thickener and fabric stiffener; Malaya to Fiji.
  • jǐng chá kāi shǐ bào duì dài shì wēi zhě
    The police began -ling the demonstrators.
  • nián qīng rén bèn zhuō tuō xià liǎo biàn mào chuān shēn dài zhe hǎi yáng de xián wèi
    He wore rough clothes that smacked of the sea, and he was manifestly out of place in the spacious hall in which he found himself.
  • huān shuō huà tài
    I don't like to talk with him; he has a very rude manner.
  • xiǎo guǐxiǎo jiā huǒ xiǎo háiyóu zhǐ bèi chǒng huài de huò zhǐ de xiǎo hái
    A child, especially a spoiled or ill-mannered one.
  • duì zhè yàng mǎng hàn de zhè xiē de huà shì huì wǎng xīn shàng fàng de
    The rude remarks of such an ill-mannered man are beneath my notice.
  • lǎo bǎn yīn bào gào zhōng xīn de cuò 'ér zài píng
    The boss upbraided Martha with her careless mistake in the report.
  • yòng lái sài jìn zhì jiàn zhù de fèngxì de zhuān
    rough brick masonry used to fill in the gaps in a wooden frame.
  • miào yóu de zhù zhī chēng .
    The temple is supported by massive columns.
  • zài mén qián de cāo de diàn shàng xié shàng de cèng diào
    He cleaned the mud off his shoes on the shaggy mat in front of the door.
  • dāng shí gōng niú zhèng máng zhe dǒu niú shì dǒudàn shì rán kàn dào liǎo zuì hànér zuì hàn zhèng zài shuō xiē de píng lùn huàér qiě huī zhe dǐng hóng de mào
    The bull was busy with the matador at the time, but it suddenly caught sight of the drunk who was shouting rude remarks and waving a red cap.
  • yòu xiē rén jué men tài guò zhù zhòng zhì shēng huó quē shè jiāo
    Others see us as overly materialistic, somewhat uncouth and lacking in social graces.
  • bié de gēbo méi yòu quán zhè yàng bào duì dài
    Stop pulling my arm, you have no right to maul me about like this!
  • fěn zhì de fěn zuò chéng de huò hán fěn de
    Made of or containing meal.
  • xiàn zài tóng zhōu de rǎn qún biàn duǎn biàn bìng fēn liè wéi tóng de rǎn dān guò chéng zhōng jiǎn shù fēn liè qián de sān jiē duàn
    The third stage of the prophase of meiosis during which the homologous chromosomes become short and thick and divide into four distinct chromatids.
  • cāo chí jiā zhè lèi de huó
    the menial work concerned in running a house
  • zuò zhòng gōng zuò de rén zuò láo dòng huò zhòng yào gōng zuò de réngān zhòng huó de rén
    One who does menial or trivial work; a drudge.
  • zǎo niányòu shǎo dào 'ōu měi yáng zhōu huò guó jiā zhědōushì kāi cān guǎn diàngān huó děngrán 'érshí dài jīng tóng liǎonéng gòu shōu shí bāo yuǎn zǒu xiāng zhěfēi yòu dìng de běn lǐng suǒ wèiméi yòu sān liǎng sān gǎn shàng liáng shān
    Many of our early emigrants in Europe, America and Oceania ended up running restaurants or laundry-shops, or doing other menial work. Now, in changed times, it is those well-equipped people who leave and make their homes in other lands.
  • tīng rèn mǒu rén bào duì dàitīng rèn mǒu rén rèn bǎi
    Leave to the tender mercy of sb.
  • bāo guǒ bèi xīn de xìn shǐ nòng hěn jiù
    The package was mauled by the careless messenger.
  • suǒ yòng zhī shéng cháng cháng 160 zhí jìng 1 zhòng 32 dūn de shéng shàng mǎn liǎo xiǎo shénggōng rén men zhuā
    The rope used is extremely thick. It is 160 meters long and its diameter is one meter. It weighs 32 tons. The thick rope is tied with many small ropes for people's handling.
  • de yāo biàn liǎo
    He's getting fatter round the middle.
  • de qīn pín wéi qīn de yuán suàn jià gěi yòu 'ér de rén
    She is going to marry a perfect hog of a millionaire for the sake of her father, who is as poor as a church mouse.
  • cóng guó nèi qíng kuàng kàngōngjǐ jié gòu shì yìng guó nèi wài shì chǎng qiú biàn huà mín xiāo fèi yuàn qiáng xiào gāojīng zēngzhǎng fàng děng wèn shàng wèi gēn běn jiě juéduì jīn nián jīng zhǎn de miàn yǐng xiǎng
    On the internal side, fundamental solutions are yet to be worked out to such serious problems as mismatch between supply and demand in domestic and international markets, weakening demand, poor performance of SOEs, and low quality of growth. The negative implications of these problems for this year's economic performance should not be underestimated.
  • jiǎ wéi , jiù cuò liǎo
    If you thought she intended to be rude, you were mistaken.
  • shéng yòng jìbó huò tuō chuán yòng de lǎn shéng huò shéng suǒ
    A cable or rope used in mooring or towing a ship.
  • chuán lǎn yòng chuán zhǐ jìbó huò pāo máo de shéng huò liàn tiáo
    A heavy rope or chain for mooring or anchoring a ship.