zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tiǎo xuǎn fēn chū huò tiǎo xuǎn chūxiǎng yào de fēn);
    To sort or select(a desirable part); extract.
  • tuī jiàn zuò wéi zūn jìng de de huò lìng rén xiǎng yào de lái chūtuī jiàn
    To represent as worthy, qualified, or desirable; recommend.
  • pān shàng shān dǐng , yǎn qián chū xiàn liǎo měi de jǐng xiàng
    the most desirable feature of the park are the beautiful views.
  • yòu de chén shù yǐn chū xiǎng yào de huí
    purposefully formulated to elicit a desired response.
  • wéi shǒu de xiǎng shì shì tōu tīng dào de jué qiàoniàn liǎo biàn zhòu rán hòu yuè guāng dāng xiǎng cóng chuāng kǒu chū chuāng kǒu jìn shì gāng kuà jiù diào dào liǎo shàng
    The chief, desirous to prove in deeds what he had heard in words, repeated the cojuration seven times, and then, embracing the moonbeams, he cast himself upon them thinking to go from window to window, and he fell headlong to the ground.
  • suàn tǒng huò wài shè zài bǎn huò tái shàng suǒ yào zhàn yòng de kōng jiān miàn yòu jiào xiǎo zhàn miàn de tǒng wài shè yōu diǎn shì liú chū gèng duō de kōng jiān liú zuò yòng
    The amount of space, desktop or floor, needed by a computer system or peripheral. Systems and peripherals with smaller footprints have the advantage of leaving more room available for other things.
  • gāi shěng de huán jìng céng bǎo suǒ lāi shēn hǎi xiá jìn de sēn lín dàiyīn wéi 1990 nián zhī qiánzài jiā zhí méi yòu xiàn guò xiǎo hǎi de cháo xuésuǒ zài xiàn de 32 niǎo cháo shì chū rén wài de bǎo guì de yán jiū
    The province's ministry of environment tried to protect the forest tracts near Desolation Sound because the 32 nests found in the area were a surprisingly rich research site. Until 1990 no murrelet nests had been found in Canada.
  • zhè fēng xìn biǎo xiàn chū jué wàng de qíng
    The letter breathes despair.
  • chū jué wàng de shēn yín
    Heaved a groan of despair.
  • àn zuó guì fāng diàn bào yào qiú men jīn jiāng xià liè huò gǎn jǐn chūkěn qǐng què rèn wéi
    In conformity with your instructions by wire last night, we have today despatch the goods as mention below.
  • chū chūyùn chū
    To dispatch; to despatch
  • bào dào miáo shù chū yán zhòng de qíng kuàng
    The report limned a desperate situation.
  • gǎn dào zhǒng qiáng liè de chōng dòng xiǎng yào shuō chū shì shí
    Felt a desperate urge to tell the truth.
  • de xiǎo shuō chū nài 1871 nián wèn shì
    His first novel,"Desperate Remedies, "appeared in 1871.
  • wáng mìng zhī wèile dào de mùdì shí shìdōu zuòde chū lái
    A desperate man will stop at nothing to get what he want
  • de yǎn lèi jīhū yǒng liǎo chū láidàn zhì bǎo zhù miàn
    Tears almost welled up in her eyes, but she kept up appearances desperately.
  • cóng de huà zhōng nán kàn chū hěn gāo xīng
    Reading between the lines it is easy to see that he was desperately upset.
  • dāng shì xiàn zài jiāng zhōng de chē kāi chū lái shíchē lún jiǎo dòng shàng de jiāng
    The wheels churned up the mud in the road as the driver tried desperately to extricate his car.
  • jiē zhe men zài zǎo chén qīng xǐng liǎo guò fēizhàng dào jiē shàng dào mǒu fāng wèijiā rén xún zhǎo miàn bāo zài jiā duàn pàn mìng yào chén 'āi sǎo chū shǐ xiǎo fāng gān jìng
    then they wake up and have their morning coffee and the husband emerges into the street, going somewhere to find bread for the family, while the wife tries persistently and desperately to drive out the dust and keep the little place clean.
  • cóng shì huò chē yùn shū bìng fēi chū qiē de chōng dòng jué wàngér shì de xuǎn
    So she's trucking by choice, not desperation.
  • men zài pīn mìng zhēngzhá zhe tóu chū shuǐ miàn
    They are struggling with desperation to keep their heads above the water.
  • biǎo xiàn chū de yǒng gǎn bié shì zhǐ zài jué wàng zhōng cǎi zuò wéi zuì hòu de yīng yǒng xíng dòng
    showing extreme courage; especially of actions courageously undertaken in desperation as a last resort.
  • dāng kàn dào lóu zhe liǎo huǒ biàn huó cóng chuāng kǒu tiào liǎo chū
    In desperation he jumped out of the window when he saw that the stairs were on fire.
  • tái 'ěr sēn yínháng de xiān shēng nài zhǐ hǎo dài zhe de huò chū liǎo de shén qíng guàn xià zuì hòu bēi jiǔzhěng liǎo zhěng 'ěr biān guài de dàn huáng xiǎo jiǎ gēn zhe shì zhě lái dào liǎo màn nèi xiǎo jiě de
    The gentleman from Tellson's had nothing left for it but to empty his glass with an air of stolid desperation, settle his odd little flaxen wig at the ears, and follow the waiter to Miss Manette's apartment.
  • zài zhè 'ér sān shí nián běn shàng bìng gǎi biàn lán dēng chū bǎn gōng shēn biān ji shuō:“ jué nián qīng de biān ji duì zuò tóng yàng rèn zhēnwéi tóng zhī chù jiù shì jiādōu zài pīn mìngfāng jiān de shū tài duō liǎoyào xiǎng shǐ zhēn zhèng huān de shū tuō yíng 'ér chū kǒng fēi pīn mìng 。”
    "I have not changed my stripes in 31 years here," said Joseph M.Fox, a senior editor at Random House, "and I feel young editors have the same work ethic. The only change is the desperation. There are so many other books out there [that] now you can get desperate trying to make one you really care about stand out."
  • shǔ bèibēi xiǎo rén lìng rén shēng yànjiǎo huá de rén bié shì chū mài huò gào tóng bàn de rén
    A despicable, sneaky person, especially one who betrays or informs upon associates.
  • huì zuò chū xiàng móu shā yàng bēi de dòng chǐ de zuì xíng zhì de bēi zhǎn jīng dāi liǎo men
    would do something as despicable as murder; ugly crimes; the vile development of slavery appalled them.
  • xiàn zài yòu xiē qīng niányòu xiē gànbù shèn zhì yòu xiē gànbù běn rénwèile chū guówèile gǎo qiánwéi luàn zǒu shòu huìtóu dǎo sàng shī rén sàng shī guó sàng shī mín zūn xīnzhè shì fēi cháng chǐ de
    We have some young people now, including children of cadres, and even some cadres themselves, who have violated the law and regulations, accepted bribes and engaged in smuggling, speculation and profiteering so as to make money or to find a way to go abroad -- at the expense of their own moral integrity, the dignity of our state and national self-respect. This is despicable.
  • dàn yuàn shàng shǐ men zhì shì men de tǒng zhì zhěgèng yuàn shàng shǐ men zhì zuò chū men jìn zhù yào shì men de xíng dòng
    Oh Lord, grant that we may not despise our rulers; and grant, oh Lord, that they may not act so we can't help it.
  • dàn yuàn shàng shǐ men zhì shì men de tǒng zhì zhěgèng yuàn shàng shǐ men zhì zuò chū men jìn zhù yào shì men de xíng dòng
    On lord, grant that we may not despise our rulers; and grant, oh lord, that they may not act so we can not help it.
  • biàn chéng liǎo lǎo lái dào 'ā niè 'ér bìng xiàng chū yǒu hǎo de zhōng gào:“ yòu duō jīng yàn,” shuō,“ wàng yào qīng shì de quàn gào。”
    She assumed the form of an old woman and went and gave Arachne some friendly advice. "I have had much experience," said she, "and I hope you will not despise my counsel."
  • zhè duì bān jiàn qiān de rénduì bān shù gōng zuò wéi dào wéi chū de rén shì hǎo de jiào xùn
    His example is an excellent lesson for those people who wish to change their work the moment they see something different and for those who despise technical work as of no consequence or as promising no future.