zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shì 'āi táng de shī qīn yàng bèi jiào zuò dīng . xiōng mèi tóng zhù zài lán
    His father was the minister of the Ebenezer Baptist Church, as was his father before him "M.L." as he was called, lived with his parents, his sister and brother in Atlanta, Ga.
  • tíng sòng fēi wěnlǎo xiōng méi kàn jiàn
    Bart: She kept blowing you kisses, mann You didn't see?
  • wèilǎo xiōng zài zhè gànshénme
    Hullo, old bean. What are you doing here?
  • xiàng de xiōng qiāo liǎo 500 měi yuán
    He put the bee on his brother for $ 500.
  • xiōng de xiōng bān de xiōng wéi zhēng huò shì xiōng de xiōng huì de
    Characteristic of or befitting brothers; fraternal.
  • xiàng xiōng yòu xiōng de diǎn huò zhě shì xiōng
    like or characteristic of or befitting a brother.
  • dāng shí yòu de gànbù duì zhí xíng zhè rèn yòu chéng duì men shuōzhè xíng dòng rén yǐn dào men shēn shàng láijiǎn qīng xiōng zhàn jūn de chōu xīnyān néng tàng shǒu shǐ zuò chū shēng fǎn
    Some cadres hesitated before this prospect, but Bocheng explained the situation to them. "If we do this," he said, "we can draw the enemy to ourselves and make it easier for the other field armies. How can you take hot embers out from under a pot if you are afraid of burning your fingers? Even if we have to make sacrifices, we should not begrudge them."
  • fán shì gēn chēng xiōng dào de jiā huǒtōng cháng zǒng zài suàn cóng 'ér nòng dào xiē shǔ de dōng
    The fellow that calls you"brother" generally wants something that doesn't belong to him.
  • jié duān : lǎo xiōng , zhēn yòu qīn lüè xìng ! zhǐ guò cǎi dào mǒu rén de jiǎo , men jiù kuáng liǎo
    Jerry: Man, you're really aggressive! Step on someone's foot and they go berserk!
  • men xiē zài hǎi wài de biǎo xiōng jiě mèi
    Our cousins beyond the seas
  • men xiōng liǎ méng shuāng zhōu zhuān lán qíngde niàn tóu shíyuán lái de de shì ràng yīng wén yuán liú de zhě néng jiē chù dào shēn hán zhōng huá wén huà xiǎng jià zhí guān de zhōng wén zuò pǐn
    When we two brothers first embarked on Lizi Qing as a bi-lingual column, our own objective was to enable the English-educated to access Chinese literary works that embody Chinese culture, thoughts and values.
  • tóng shí de xiōng duì jūn jué zuò shì xiàn jiā néng cǎi xiāng dāng zhòu yào de yuán zhùzhè shì shuài zhí gào men de
    Meanwhile, the units of its brother army, the Eighth Route Army, will not sit by and watch it suffer these pincer attacks, but will certainly take steps to give the necessary assistance -- this I can say bluntly.
  • xiōng liǎ zǒu shàng liǎo tóng de dào lún dīng chéngzhǎng wéi bīn bīn yòu de qīng niánér 'ào sēn chéng wéi zhōng shì de yāo guài --“ rén”。
    The brothers separate: Valentine grows up civilised; Orson metamorphoses into that medieval bogeyman, the " wild man".
  • xiōng huì yóu gòng tóng de xiōng qíng huò shè huì mùdì 'ér jié lái de mín jiān zhì
    An organization of people united by a common fraternal bond or social aim.
  • 21 suì liǎodàn réng rán xiōng jiě mèi zhù zài
    He's twenty-one yet still lives in the bosom of his family.
  • zhè liǎng xiōng liǎo
    Both brothers are dead.
  • xiōng liǎ dōuchéng liǎo shēng
    Both brothers turned doctors.
  • liǎng xiōng shì dōuzài zhè
    Both brothers are not here.
  • léi kān de wéi shénzhǎng guǎn pínghǎo tiān chōng de liáng shí léi de xiōng
    The Norse god who dispenses peace, good weather, prosperity, and bountiful crops; the brother of Freya.
  • zhēng chǎo hòu , biǎo xiōng nào fān liǎo
    He opened a breach with his cousin after the quarrel.
  • zhū xiōng ràng men jiǎ shè huò jiāng biàn chéng tuō liǎo qūqiào de yóu jīng líng
    Let us suppose that you or i, brethren, shall become a free and disembody spirit.
  • de xiōng men shàn xīn
    My brethren, have pity!
  • xiōng men xiě dìng de cái pàn zài shēn shàng zhí xíng
    Brethren, execute upon him the judgment written.
  • wèi zōng jiào huì yīn lián xiōng huì de lián
    union of the Methodist Church and the Evangelical United Brethren.
  • jìng 'ài de xiōng men de hǎo péng yǒu menzài guó de nóng cūn zhōngyòu bǎi sān shí 'èr wàn suǒ fáng zhǐ yòu sān dòng kǒu
    "My very dear brethren, my good friends, there are thirteen hundred and twenty thousand peasants' dwellings in France which have but three openings;
  • 80 nián dài zhōng měi guó bèi cái jīng jiè màn zhǐ jìng de chǒu wén suǒ fàn lànzhè shí dài zuì dài biǎo xìng de rén yòu lāi wén xiāng shèng mǎn kào nèi xiāo zuàn lái de xiàn kuǎn;“ làn zhài quàn wàn wēng 'ěr kěn de guǐ tuō kuǎ liǎo lāi sài 'ěr luò méng xiōng gōng de tóu tóu léi yīn duì gōng zhí yuán wéi guī mǎi mài guó gōng zhài shì ruò duò luò de xíng wéi yuè lěinán dào měi guó shāng dào jīng chǎn liǎo
    Since the mid-80's, the nation has been swept by a seemingly endless wave of scandals from the world of finance. Defining the era are figures like Dennis Levine, with his briefcase full of insidertrading cash, Michael R.Milken, the junk bond billionaire whose machinations led to the demise of Drexel Burnham Lambert, and John H.Gutfreund, the head of Salomon Brothers Inc., who turned a blind eye on wayward Treasury bond traders. The cumulative weight of all this turpitude raises the question of whether American business has suffered a moral collapse.
  • shào gěi xiōng
    Bring it to my brother.
  • de xiōng máng de jīng
    My brother have his hand full with his brokerage business.
  • lǎo xiōng yòng máng
    That is easy, buddy.
  • duì měi rén jiào [ lǎo xiōng ]。
    I bet he calls everybody "buddy".
  • lǎo xiōng zài zhè xià chē
    This is where you get off, buddy.
  • lǎo xiōng gànmá duì zhè me shèng líng rén
    How come you're high-latting me, old buddy?