zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhōng guó shì gāi tiáo yuē shǒu qiān guó zhī
    China was among the first signatory states.
  • guǒ yào gǎi dòng tiáo kuǎn huò xié suǒ yòu qiān shǔ zhě de yǔn
    You have to get the permission of all the signatory to the agreement if you want to change the term.
  • 1989 nián shì jiè zhī shí chǎn quán zhì zài huá shèng dùn zhào kāi de wài jiāo huì shàng tōng guò liǎoguān chéng diàn zhī shí chǎn quán bǎo tiáo yuē》, zhōng guó shì gāi tiáo yuē shǒu qiān guó zhī
    The World Intellectual Property Organization adopted the Treaty on Intellectual Property in Respect of Integrated Circuit at a diplomatic conference held in Washington D.C. in 1989; China was among the first signatory states.
  • zài chū kǒu fāng miànzuò wéi kuò sàn tiáo yuē yuē guózhōng guó fèng xíng zhù zhāng cóng shì kuò sàn bāng zhù bié guó zhǎn de zhèng zhì dìng liǎo chū kǒu sān yuán jǐn yòng píng mùdì
    Regarding nuclear exports, China, a signatory to the NPT, has pursued a policy of not supporting, encouraging or engaging in the proliferation of nuclear weapons and not assisting any other country to develop such weapons. It has laid down three principles regarding nuclear exports: They should serve peaceful purposes only;
  • shí tiáo   zhōng huá rén mín gòng guó jié huò zhě cān jiā de guó huò zhě guó jìng biān jiè liúhúpō yòu guān de guó tiáo yuēxié dìngtóng zhōng huá rén mín gòng guó yòu tóng guī dìng deshì yòng guó tiáo yuēxié dìng de guī dìngdàn shìzhōng huá rén mín gòng guó shēng míng bǎo liú de tiáo kuǎn chú wài
    Article 51: Where an international treaty or agreement which is relevant to international and border rivers or lakes, and to which the People's Republic of China is a party or a signatory, has provided differently from the law of the People's Republic of China, the provisions of the international treaty or agreement shall prevail, with the exception of those clauses on which the People's Republic of China has declared reservation.
  • wéi qiān tiáo yuē zhǔ qiān zuò zhèng
    Witness a signature, treaty, will
  • jiàng wéibié rén gōng jiào děng de tiáo jiàn huò zhuàng kuàngshǐ jiàng wèi huò shēn fèn
    To give a lower condition or station to; abase.
  • men qiān dìng liǎo qīn lüè tiáo yuē
    they signed a nonagression pact.
  • píng tiáo yuē zuó qiān dìng
    The peace treaty was signed yesterday.
  • suō duǎn de wān zhǎi tiáocháng biǎo shì shēng wèi
    A shortened narrow bend, often signifying bastardy.
  • qiān qián yào qiú bǎo liú suǒ yòu quán wéi tiáo jiàn
    Before signing, he covenanted that he would remain in possession.
  • zài 1844 nián 7 yuè men qiǎngpò qiān shǔ liǎowàng shà tiáo yuē》。
    They forced the signing of the Treaty of Wanghsia in July 1844.
  • zhè tiáo de biāo qīng chǔ
    Is the road well signposted?
  • tiáo chuán zhe suǒ yòu de fān héng dǐng fēng háng xíng
    the ship came up into the wind with all yards aback.
  • běi jīng kuān tiáo chóu tiáo wén liào yòu tiáo wén huò huā wén de chóu
    A striped or figured silk fabric.
  • quán tào zhěng tào bāo kuò wài tàoféng yòu zhì xiāng biān de cháng lǐng jié tiáo yāo dài
    A complete outfit including this jacket, trousers usually with a silken stripe down the side, a bow tie, and often a cummerbund.
  • : men xiān yòng tòu míng bāo zhuāngrán hòu zài zhuāng dào yòng liǎng tiáo dài kǔnzā de zhǐ bǎn xiāng zhōng
    We use transparent polyfilm to wrap the silks first and then pack them in cartons with double straps.
  • nián nèi guǎn gēn chǎng guǎn tiáo 》, guī huá guǎn cái zhuàng kuàngér de zhǎn jiǔ jiǔ nián zhèng qiān dìng de cái zhī chí xié wéi
    The AA continued to plan and control its finances within the parameters of the AA Ordinance and, with regard to first-phase development, in accordance with the provisions of the Financial Support Agreement (FSA)signed with the government in 1995.
  • tiáo jiàn fǎn shè jīng xíng chéngsuī rán yòu zhì xià dàn shì zǒng huì chóngxīn zài xiànzhēn shì bǎi bǎi tuō rēng rēng diào
    The conditioned response, once it is firmly established, can be extinguished dozens of times, but it sill always return, like the proverbial bad penny.
  • zài tuō tiáo shéng
    He was pulling at a rope.
  • tiáo shéng zài yāo shàng
    He girded himself with a rope.
  • zhè tiáo shéng huì yòu wēi xiǎn
    Is the rope quite safe?
  • tiáo shéng sōng xuán zhe
    The rope hung slack.
  • shí hòu zhè tiáo bèi zǔsè zhe
    The river was in those days choked up with silt.
  • ōu zhōu de zhǒng huà shù , yòu yín bái tuō luò shù xià chuí de zhī tiáo
    European birch with silvery white peeling bark and markedly drooping branches.
  • yóu yín yòu tiáo wén ròu zhì 'ér zuò wéi shì nèi pén zāi zhí zhòngzhínán měi
    grown as a houseplant for its silvery striped fleshy foliage; South America.
  • zǒu zhè tiáo jiào shùn
    It's more direct way.
  • tiáo jiē yòu zhuǎn zuǒ zhuǎn
    First street right turn/left turn.
  • zhè tiáo cóng zhè zhuànxiàng běi fāng
    The river turns north at this point.
  • xiàn tiáo jiǎn jié de xiàn tiáoxíng shì jiǎn jié míng kuài de
    Having lines, edges, or forms of neat and pleasing simplicity.
  • miáo tiáo jiàn shēn cái : méi yòu rén de shēn cái shì shí quán shí měi de
    Nobody is perfect.
  • zhǒng yǔn duō zhōng duān tóng shí shǐ yòng tiáo tōng xìn xiàn de shù
    A technique for allowing simultaneous use of a communications line by two or more terminals.