zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • men zǒng shì xíng men de nuò yán
    We always fulfill our promise.
  • tóng shòu zhè xiàng nuò yán de yuē shù
    He absolved me from a promise.
  • wán quán yuàn zuò chū liǎo chéng nuò
    He made the promise quite voluntarily.
  • shòu dào nuò yán de yuē shù
    He was bound by his promise.
  • duì nuò yán shǒu xìn
    He was faithful to his promise.
  • de nuò shì huǎng yán
    His promise is a big lie.
  • zūn shǒu de nuò yán
    I am bound by my promise.
  • men de chéng nuò fēn wén zhí .
    Their promises are not worth a damn.
  • duō xuǎn mín dōuzhī dào dǎng pài zài xuǎn qián de chéng nuò zhǐ guò shì kōng tóu zhī piào huì duì xiàn de
    Many voters know that the promises of different parties before an election are all just pie in the sky.
  • zhèng nuò jiǎn shuì
    The government promises to slash taxes.
  • zuò chū chéng nuòbìng yào duì xiàn
    Make -- and keep -- promises.
  • de nuò yán jǐn shì kōng huà
    His promises are merely wind.
  • dàn xíng de nuò yán .
    But I have promises to keep.
  • zhōng guó shì xìn shǒu nuò yán de
    CHINA WILL ALWAYS KEEP ITS PROMISES
  • guò jīng cháng táo xíng nuò yán
    He often welshed on his promises.
  • liú xià chuàn yòng de nuò yán
    Left a trail of broken promises.
  • xìn shǒu nuò yán
    She always sticks by her promises.
  • yòng yǔn nuò
    She buoyed him up with promises.
  • men yīnggāi xìn shǒu nuò yán
    We should stand by our promises.
  • yào xiāng xìn mào zhēn shí de nuò
    Don't trust his fair promises.
  • bié qīng xìn rén jiā de nuò yán
    Don't accept promises at face value.
  • zǒng shì xìn shǒu nuò yán
    Does he always stick to his promises?
  • yào bèi de nuò yán suǒ piàn
    Don't be taken in by his promises.
  • tài qīng xià nuò yán
    He is too ready to make promises.
  • yòng piào liàng de nuò yán yòu huò men
    He tolled us on with fine promises.
  • de xíng dòng nuò yán bèi dào 'ér chí
    Her actions contrasted sharply with her promises.
  • tài xiāng xìn de nuò yán
    I haven't much trust in his promises.
  • píng xiān zhī de míng shì jiǎn zhí shì zài nòng men xià fèn hǎn dào。“ zhè xiē dōushì chǔn de nuò yán。”
    “ By the prophet! but he laughs at our beards,” exclaimed the Pacha angrily. “ These are foolish lies.” (F. Marryat, The Pacha of Many Tales)
  • yòu hěn duō gōng mín liǎo chéng gōngdàn yòu rén kāi shǐ huái huái men de guó jiā suǒ xià de nuò yánshèn zhì huái de gōng zhèng
    While many of our citizens prosper, others doubt the promise, even the justice, of our own country.
  • dàn 'ān nuò zhā de lóng jìhuà yǐn de zhēng lùn zuì wéi lièyīn wéi men zài yòu guān lóng de wèn shàng shì yòu chá de
    But Antinori and Zavos' announcement provoked the most fury because they have a proven track record in the field.
  • 'ěr léi 1830 1914 guó zuò jiā xīng luó wàng wéi wén xué yán yùn dòng de lǐng dǎo rén, 1904 nián rén fēn xiǎng nuò bèi 'ěr wén xué jiǎng
    French writer and leader in the revival of Proven bèng l as a literary language. He shared the1904 Nobel Prize for literature.
  • shù xué tiān cái yuē hàn xuē jiào shòu wéi suī rán céng huàn jīng shén fēn liè zhèngquè néng gòu zài měi guó lín dùn xué jiào xuébìng zài 1994 nián huò bān nuò bèi 'ěr jīng xué jiǎng
    Take the case of Professor John Nash, who, despite being stricken with severe schizophrenia, was allowed to teach at America's Princeton University because of his mathematical prowess and who eventually won a Nobel Price for economics in 1994.