zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • miáo shù xìng de míng bié chēng
    A descriptive name; an epithet.
  • miáo shù miáo shù xìng de chuò hào
    A descriptive term; an epithet.
  • āixiān shēngwán quán shì shǐ liào dào de shì
    "Alas, sir, in the most unexpected manner.
  • wěi xiè de wěi xiè de huà
    an unprintable epithet; unprintable pictures.
  • jiā de mín de chēng hào)。
    a resident of Galilee (an epithet of Jesus Christ).
  • lián de 'ài
    but, alas for poor Alice!
  • bài huài rén míng de
    an epithet that can be used to smear someone's reputation.
  • chuò hào míngyóu zhǐ miáo shù xìng de chuò hào huò yīn duàn shí jiān de guàn 'ér de hǔn míng
    A name, especially a descriptive nickname or epithet acquired through usage over a period of time.
  • shū zhè shì bāo hái shì biǎn zhě fǎn de kǎozuì hòu rèn wéi hái shì yòng zhōng xìng lái xíng róng jiào wéi qiàdàng
    IS "kiasu" a commendatory epithet, or a derogatoryone? After much deliberation, I have decided to label it as neutral.
  • shuō“ aggressive” bìng méi yòu zhōng wén zhè shuō míng zài zhōng guó wén huà nèi méi yòu lèi “” de zuò fēng huò tài
    The epithet has no Chinese equivalent, he noted, probably because "aggressive" ways and attitudes are missing in Chinese culture.
  • shūzhè shì bāo hái shì biǎn zhě fǎn de kǎozuì hòu rèn wéi hái shì yòng zhōng xìng lái xíng róng jiào wéi qiàdàng
    IS "kiasu" a commendatory epithet, or a derogatory one? After much deliberation, I have decided to label it as neutral.
  • fǎn jiào zhě zǎo jiào huì rèn wéi zài huó zhī qián de zuì hòu tiān fǎn duì de duì kàng zhě
    The epithet of the great antagonist who was expected by the early Church to set himself up against Christ in the last days before the Second Coming.
  • zuì zāo gāo de shì zài rèn chǎng xià dōubù néng yòng de jiù shì “ n” ) kāi tóu de zhǒng xiū shì chú fēi shuō huà zhě jiù shì hēi rén
    The worst word of all, one that should never be used under any circumstances, is the racial epithet beginning with 'n', unless the speaker actual-ly is one.
  • lèishǔ fēn lèi xué zhōng jiè zhǒng zhī jiān de yóu bāo hán xiǎn shì xiāng diǎn de zhǒng suǒ chéng de qúnzài fēn lèi xué shù zhōngshǔ bèi dān shǐ yòng huò hòu miàn gēn dīng xíng róng huò dìng lái xíng chéng zhǒng de míng chēng
    A taxonomic category ranking below a family and above a species and generally consisting of a group of species exhibiting similar characteristics. In taxonomic nomenclature the genus name is used, either alone or followed by a Latin adjective or epithet, to form the name of a species.
  • āi men shī liǎo zhè me hǎo de huì
    Alas the day! We have lost such a good chance.
  • shì qín miǎn de diǎn xíng
    He is the epitome of diligence.
  • shì shàn liáng de diǎn fàn
    He is the epitome of goodness.
  • āi de gēn de shēn fèn xiāngchèn
    Alas, I am dying beyond my means.
  • de māo shì lǎn duò de huà shēn
    My cat is the epitome of laziness.
  • zhè běn shǒu gài kuò liǎo cháng wèi shēng de yào diǎn
    This handbook is a neat epitome of everyday hygiene.
  • rèn wéi māo shì lǎn duò de huà shēn
    "In his eye, the cat is the epitome of laziness."
  • zài yuē huì shí jiān de xiǎo shí qián de shǒu shì diǎn xíng shī xíng wéi
    Calling her on her cellpho ne an hour before your date is the epitome of bad manners.
  • yīn wéi rén xiàng ruò shì gōng kāi jiù děng shēng huàn qiē rén de jǐng bào
    For where a man's intentions are published, it is an alarum, to call up all that are against them.
  • men zài zhè suǒ xué xiào zhōng kàn dào de mén shì quán guó xiào de suō yǐng
    The division we saw in this school was the epitome of those occured throughout the whole country.
  • men zài zhè suǒ xué xiào zhōng kàn dào de mén shì quán guó xiào de suō yǐng
    The division we see in this school is the epitome of those occur throughout the whole country.
  • dāng běn niú nǎi mǐn cóng jīn shǔ tuō jià shàng xià lái de shí hòuzhōng miàn yīn shuō chū liǎo shì qíng de gài
    Today, however, he was the epitome of gloom as he dropped off his wares from hiswire carrier. It took slow, careful questioning to extract the story from him.
  • xìng de shè huì zǒng yīnggāi zài zhèng dāng yíng bào xuē zhī jiān yòu tiáo jiè xiànfǒu suǒ luó men de jìliǎng fǎn 'ér huì bèi zūn wéi zuì gāo zhì huì xìng zhī
    A rational society should draw a line between legitimate profit-making and exploitative profiteering, lest the likes of George Soros be hailed as the epitome of wisdom while rationality gets booted out the window.
  • 'ěr tài guó zhé xué jiā zuò jiā zuò pǐn shì méng shí dài de dài biǎocháng cháng gōng gōng zhèng kuān róng zhù yòu lǎo shí rén( 1759 nián zhé xué diǎn( 1764 nián
    French philosopher and writer whose works epitomize the Age of Enlightenment, often attacking injustice and intolerance. He wrote Candide(1759) and the Philosophical Dictionary(1764).
  • wài shēng de zhí shēng
    an epizoic plant parasite.
  • jiù shì shí dài de diǎn
    The characteristics of the epoch.
  • zhōng xīn shì de chén
    The deposits of the Miocene Epoch.
  • jiàn xīn tǒng jiàn xīn shì de chén
    The deposits of the Oligocene Epoch.