zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • cǎo shuài de hūn yīn hěn shǎo shì xìng de héng héng suō shì cǎo shuài de quán zhī dài liǎo zhōu de jìhuà héng héng · jué bèi rèn wéi shì guān huī yuán zhuàng de cǎo shuài jìhuàhuái men fèi liǎo guó wáng shì fǒu yòu xiē guò cǎo shuài
    hasty marriage seldom proveth well- Shakespeare; hasty makeshifts take the place of planning- Arthur Geddes; rejected what was regarded as an overhasty plan for reconversion; wondered whether they had been rather precipitate in deposing the king.
  • zuì hǎo de péng yǒu de zhōng shǐ guó wáng fēi cháng nǎo
    The king is angered by the recreancy of his wife and his best friend.
  • 1921 nián zài 'ài 'ěr lán wáng shì jǐng chá duì kàng 'ài 'ěr lán xīn fēn dǎng de yīng guó xīn bīng
    an English recruit serving in the Royal Irish Constabulary to combat Sinn Fein in 1921.
  • chú fēi xué dǒng rèn wéi xué shì qiáng 'ér guó wáng ruò xiǎochū miàn jìn xíng gān shì yīn wéi zài xiào nèi bèi diào shì xué men de zhǒng quán
    unless the rector, feeling the university to be strong and the king weak, intervened; for it was the students' privilege to be hanged on their own grounds.
  • dàn lín què jiān chí rèn wéi rén 'ài jīn chún cuì shì huán jìng zào chéng de jiāng dāng jīn wén huà zhōng zài chū xiàn de sān zhǒng zhù yào de jīn lèi xíng zuò liǎo guī zhǒng shì zhù yào chū xiàn zài shén huà shì zhōng xìng guān deliú xíng shí jiān hěn duǎn de chún jīn shuì měi rénhuī niànhái yòu dài 'ān wáng fēi
    But Ilyin insists our fascination is purely environmental. She has defined three major blond types that recur in the culture.There's the ephemeral and asexual innocent blond who appears mostly in fairy tales: Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella??but also Princess Diana.
  • què rèn zhè guān dǎng de guān niànjiù shì què rèn dǎng méi yòu chāo rén mín qún zhòng zhī shàng de quán jiù shì què rèn dǎng méi yòu xiàng rén mín qún zhòng shí xíng 'ēn bāo bànqiǎngpò mìng lìng de quán jiù shì què rèn dǎng méi yòu zài rén mín qún zhòng tóu shàng chēng wáng chēng de quán
    To affirm this concept of the Party is to affirm that the Party has no right whatsoever to place itself above the masses, that is, it has no right to act towards the masses as if it were dispensing favors, to take everything into its own hands and impose its will "by decree", or to lord it over the people.
  • powergen gōng de bào gào yǐn yòng xīn xué jiā 'ā · màn de huà shuō: " qián 'ér tóng jīng diǎn zài liú xíngbāo kuò jīng pāi chéng diàn yǐng dezhǐ huán wáng 》, jiāzhǎng men chóngxīn fān kàn xiǎo shí hòu guò de shūhuò zhě kàn guò yǐngpiān hòu xiǎng dào yào zhè xiē shū
    "With the current revival of children's classics like the Lord of the Rings at the cinema, parents are rediscovering books they read when they were younger or are feeling inspired to read them for the first time," a PowerGen statement quoted psychologist Aric Sigman as saying.
  • jīn wéi jīn wéi dōng nán chéng shì zhǐwèi léi nán gōng yuán 3 shì shǒu bèi tiě shí dài de rén zhàn lǐng, 1870 nián bèi zài xiàn xiē rén xiāng xìn shì suǒ luó mén guó wáng bǎo de suǒ zài
    A ruined city of southeast Zimbabwe south of Harare. First occupied by Iron Age peoples in the third century a.d., it was rediscovered c.1870 and is believed by some to be the site of King Solomon's mines.
  • qīn chén qíng shān suǒ xiě de zhè piān wén zhāng néng chóngxīn bèi xiànshì yīn wéi 1994 nián men kāi shǐ biān xiě jiā liú fāng 》, dāng shí zhù zài zhōng guó de biǎo xiōng lái wén men de qīn wáng guāng jiù shì men zhè xiē hái qīn wáng sòng chēng de wèi gāo liáng jiù
    The article, written originally in Chinese by my father Chen Qing-shan, was rediscovered in 1994 when we were preparing the publication of "The Legacy" (The Chen Family Record Liu Fang Ji). It was sent to us by our cousins in China , the children of our maternal uncle Wang Guang-bo who is fondly known as "Uncle Gao-liang" to the children of Qing-shan and his wife Yi-song.
  •   wèi lái běi zhōng de xué shēng wáng kǎi ( yīn ), jīng shí dào liǎo bǎo shuǐ yuán de zhòng yào xìngpèng dào yòu guān shuǐ lóng tóu de qíng kuàng shǐ shǒu tóu yòu shì huì guān diào shuǐ lóng tóu
    Wang Kaibo is one student who is already aware of the need to protect water. He is from the Middle School Affiliated to Beijing Medical University and goes out of his way to turn off taps if he sees the water running.
  • néng liú chàng shuō chū suǒ yòu yīng guó guó wáng de shēng nián fèn
    He can reel off the date of the king of england.
  • ( guó wáng lín yìn dào de chēng ) shì zhè chéng shì de jiāo diǎn
    The Ko, as it is affectionately called, is the town's focal point.
  • shōu zài xiàn zhāng zhōng zhǐ shí què de wáng guó de bié luó mín ); xiàn zài yòng lái zhǐ chéng xiāng dāng de de běn yuán zuò wéi zuì gāo guó nèi jiàn )。
    a phrase used in the Magna Carta to refer to the then established law of the Kingdom (as distinct from Roman or civil law); today it refers to fundamental principles of justice commensurate with due process (the US Constitution establishes itself as "the supreme law of the land").
  • wáng píng men zhèng zài xià zhì huán jìng huà chē wěi děng fāng miàn
    Wang Ping: We are working on that with great efforts. For instance, reforesting, dealing with the tail gas of the automobile etc.
  • xiě gěi shè zhèng wáng de xìn zhuāng kāi kǒu xìn fēng
    I enclose the letter which I have written to the Prince Regent under a flying seal.
  • fàn shā jūn zhī zuì de rénshā hài guó wáng de rén
    someone who commits regicide; the killer of a king.
  • 3 xīn hài mìng shì sūn zhōng shān wéi shǒu de chǎn jiē mìng tuán tóng méng huì suǒ lǐng dǎo de tuī fān qīng cháo zhuān zhì wáng cháo de mìng
    [3] The Revolution of 1911 overthrew the autocratic regime of the Ching Dynasty.
  • dāng dào chóng shíyíng cháng yuán chóng quán shuài bīng lián pào bīng lián pàn biànsuī rán zhuī huí liǎo zhè liǎng liándàn shēng liǎo tuán cháng wáng ěr zhuó
    When we reached Chungyi, battalion commander Yuan Chung-chuan defected with an infantry company and an artillery company, and though the two companies were brought back, our regimental commander Wang Erh-cho lost his life in this action.
  • luó shén huà 'ěr de gōng zhù shì jiā tài guó de chuàng jiàn zhě wáng hòuwéi 'ěr shuō bèi 'ā liú pāo hòu shā 'ér
    (Roman mythology) a princess of Tyre who was the founder and queen of Carthage; Virgil tells of he suicide when she was abandoned by Aeneas.
  • chuán shuō zhōng de jiā tài wáng jiā tài de chuàng jiàn zhě wáng hòu 'āi niè 'ā zhuì qíng wǎngzài bèi pāo hòu shā
    The founder and queen of Carthage, who fell in love with Aeneas and killed herself when he abandoned her.
  • ā kǎi wéi 'ěr zhōng wáng 'āi niè 'ā de zhōng shí bàn
    The faithful companion of Aeneas in Virgil's Aeneid.
  • al-mawed bào bào dàozhōu de shù jiā men pái yǎn liǎozhā guó wáng zhōng de zhè yīnyuè jiǎng shù liǎo guó wáng ài shàng liǎo hūn yīn xìng de de shì shì chōng mǎn liǎo 'ài guó zhù de
    Al-Mawed, a weekly state-run tabloid, said Monday Iraqi artists were rehearsing scenes from ``Zabiba and the King,'' a patriotic parable depicting a ruler who falls in love with an unhappily married woman.
  • wèi guó wáng de tǒng zhì chí liǎo sān shí nián
    The king's reign continued thirty years.
  • shēng huó zài wéi duō wáng shí dài de rén
    a person who lived during the reign of Victoria.
  • tǒng zhì shí guó wáng tǒng zhì de shí huò rèn tǒng zhì shí
    The period or tenure of a king; a reign.
  • zài liè diānjūn wáng jūn lín 'ér tǒng zhì
    In Great Gritain the king reign but do not govern.
  • dàn dāng zhèngjiāng zhàn wáng wèi zhí dào
    Once he is crowned , the king will reign until he dies.
  • měi guó zhàn zhēng shēng zài yīng wáng qiáo zhì sān shì tǒng zhì shí
    The american revolution take place during the reign of george iii.
  • liè wéi zài shān wáng cháo tǒng zhì jiān rén yòng de zhǒng lǎng yán
    An Iranian language used in Persia during the reign of the Sassanids.
  • jiàng shēng yóu tài de héngdāng shí shì wáng dāng zhèng
    Jesus was born at Bethlehem in Judaea during the reign of Herod.
  • zài yīng guó wáng shì jūn zhù 'ér zhì guó jiā de què shì mín xuǎn de dài biǎo
    In Britain the queen reign, but elect representative of the people govern the country.
  • yīng lán guó wáng ( 1042 1066)。
    king of the English from 1042 to 1066; reign marked by conflict with the Normans.