zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • ān :1961 nián wéi 'ào yùn huì xiū jiàn de luó guǎn sài chǎng jiù hěn fāng biàn gǎi biàn yòng : shuāi jiāoquán wǎng qiú cāo děng
    Annie: The Rome Gymnasium built for the Olympics Games in 1961 could be changed for other uses conveniently, such as wrestling, boxing, tennis and gymnastics.
  • xiū men zhù zài xiū dào yuàn
    The nuns are living in the convent.
  • xiū xiū dào huì de chéng yuán
    A member of a convent.
  • xiū men zhù zài xiū dào yuàn
    The nuns live in the convent.
  • shǒu mén rén bān yùn gōng kānmén rén huò bān yùn gōngyóu zhǐ xiū yuàn
    A woman doorkeeper or porter, especially in a convent.
  • xiū dào yuàn 'ān
    A convent of nuns.
  • dāng liǎo xiū
    She entered a convent.
  • xiū dào yuàn yuàn cháng xiū dào yuàn nèi de zhǎngzhě
    The superior of a convent.
  • xiū dào yuàn shēng huó zài xiū dào yuàn huò xiū dào yuàn de shēng huó
    Life in a monastery or convent.
  • bēi cǎn zài xiū dào yuàn
    She died in misery in a convent.
  • céng wéi xiū dào yuàn huò xiū dào yuàn zhī fēn de jiào táng huò zhái
    a church associated with a monastery or convent.
  • xiū dào yuàn zhù yuàn xiū shì xiū dào yuàn huò zōng jiào tuán chéng yuán
    A member of a convent or other religious community.
  • zài xiū dào yuàn de xué xiào dāng fēi shén zhí de jiào shī
    She serve as a lie teacher at the convent school.
  • shén zhí kuǎn xiū dào yuàn shén zhí shēn qǐng rén yìng jiāo de kuǎn xiàng
    A sum of money required of a postulant at a convent.
  • shǔ xiū dào yuàn jiào táng shǔ huò céng shǔ xiū dào yuàn huò yuàn de jiào táng
    A church that is or once was part of a monastery or convent.
  • yóu xiǎo xiū dào yuàn yuàn cháng zhù chí de huò yóu xiū dào yuàn yuàn cháng zhù chí de xiū dào yuàn
    a monastery governed by a prior or a convent governed by a prioress.
  • shì shèng 'ěr suǒ zhèn yòu sān zuò jiào táng zuò xiū dào yuàn
    next, the Bourg Saint-Marceau, which already had three churches and one convent;
  • zhèn huān xiū dào yuàn zhì shōu róng nián líng shí xià zhī rén
    I like convent but I wish they will not admit any women under the age of fifty.
  • cóng xiū dào yuàn bàn de xué xiào huí lái liǎoshí fēn dòng děng zhe 'èr tiān de shì zǎo jiù mǎi hǎo liǎo de
    She was home from convent boarding school and was excitedly looking forward to her gifs next day, which I had already Purchased.
  • yòng lái xiū shì shuō míng mǒu zhǒng yìng yòng ruǎn jiàn zhōng měi shū huì cóng tǒng huò chéng dào xiǎng yìng chá xún tǒngfēi dìng piào tǒng jiāo tǒng shì huì huà shì de yòng tǒng zhī jiān de lián duì huà
    Pertaining to an application in which each entry calls forth a response from a system or program, as in an inquiry system or an airline reservation system. An interactive system may also be conversational, implying a continuous dialog between the user and the system.
  • zuì xīn xiū dìng bǎn hái shōu liǎo xiē bèi rèn wéi jīng shēn dào cháng yòng zhōng xiē xīn
    The latest edition also includes new words judged to have entered everyday conversational use.
  • xiū shì zhǒng duì huà shì tǒngtōng guò gāi tǒngyòng suàn zhī jiān néng gòu jìn xíng lián de duì huà
    Pertaining to a conversational type system in which a continuous dialog can take place between a user and the computer.
  • suǒ wèi xiū nǎi zhōng guó dài de fēng měi nián nóng 3 yuè 3 rén huì jié qúntóng dào jiāo yòu chí shuǐ de fāngzài 'ér yàncǎi lánbiǎo shì chú qiē xiáng huì shí yáng 1960 nián 4 yuè 2 bàn nán zhōu shízhèng shì yīn 3 yuè 7 )。
    It was an ancient tradition in China for people to go for an outing by the water, during the 3rd day of the 3rd lunar calendar month, where they would enjoy themselves at a picnic, pluck orchids, and to rid themselves of any bad luck. (The day of Nantah's first convocation ceremony 2nd April 1960 fell on the 7th day of the 3rd lunar calendar month).
  • zài sān yào qiú méi gōng pài rén lái xiū méi zào
    I've had to chase the Gas Board up again about the cooker.
  • zài sān yào qiú méi gōng pài rén lái xiū méi
    I've had to chase the Gas Company up again about the cooker.
  • jiāng bǐng zhǒng ruǎn de táng shēng jiāng bǐng gānqiē chéng zhǒng xíng zhuàngyòu shí jiā jīng zhì de xiū shì
    A soft molasses and ginger cookie cut in various shapes, sometimes elaborately decorated.
  • bǎi zài zhè diǎn shàng de zhù zhāng shì fēi cháng guàn deshí shàng de tài de qián bèi lǎo shī men hái yào chè duōyīn wéi zhè shì hěn míng xiǎn de guǒ chéng rèn liǎo guó jiā men xìng zhì de cún zài zhè diǎnzhè jiù yòu yào 'àn zhào zhè xiē tóng de lái kǎo xiū gǎi shǔ rén lèi shè huì de jīng xué guǒ bǎi de xiàng suǒ zài shì yào zhè lèi xiū gǎi shuō chéng shì cuò de me zài de fāng miàn zuì cōng míng de zuò jiù guò cóng tóu fǒu rèn guó jiā de cún zài liǎo
    Cooper is moreover perfectly consistent with respect to this, in fact much more consistent than his predecessors and instructors, for it is evident that as soon as the existence of nations with their distinct nature and interests is recognised, it becomes necessary to modify the economy of human society in accordance with these special interests, and that if Cooper intended to represent these modifications as errors, it was very wise on his part from the beginning to disown the very existence of nations.
  • píng dàn de miáo shùxiěde cuò dàn guò píng dàn de sǎnwénpíng dàn shí de jiā miǎn yóuzhí shuài de jiā xiū shì de wén
    a literal description; wrote good but plain prose; a plain unadorned account of the coronation; a forthright unembellished style.
  • yòu xiū yǎng de xiāo de nián qīng rénchuān dài zhěng jié de xià shì dài zhe yáng yáng de mào
    a clean-cut and well-bred young man; the trig corporal in his jaunty cap.
  • qiáo bèi zhí jiē mìng zhōnggōng bīng zhèng zài qiǎng xiū
    The bridge was hit directly . It is being repaired by engineering corps.
  • xiū zhèng gǎo de gān jìng de běn
    a clean copy of a corrected draft.
  • kāi zhè fāng zhēn jiù shì cuò de zhè fāng zhēn yòu xiē xiāng dejiù jiā shìdàng de xiū zhèng
    It is wrong to depart from this policy and anything at variance with it must be duly corrected.