口zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • kǒng， dòng kāi kǒu ， rú dòng、 fèngxì huò quē kǒu
    An opening, such as a hole, gap, or slit.
  • xiá cháng de kǒu zǐ shì gōng tóu yìng bì yòng de。
    A slit is provided for the coin to drop through.
  • yī gè xiǎo lièfèng（ bǐ rú yìng bì tóu bì kǒu huò xìn xiāng de tóu xìn kǒu ）。
    a small slit (as for inserting a coin or depositing mail).
  • tā de cháng qún 'àn zhōng guó fāng shì kāi kǒu kāi dào xī gài chù。
    Her long dress was slit up to the knee in Chinese style.
  • niǔ kòu yǎn yòng yú jǐn gù niǔ kòu de yī fú huò zhì wù shàng de xiǎo kāi kǒu
    A small slit in a garment or piece of fabric for fastening a button.
  • zhōng guó de qí páo liǎng biān chà kǒu yī zhí kāi zài dà tuǐ。
    The skirt of the Chinese "Qipao" is slit up to the thigh on each side.
  • tōng guò bǎ lí zǐ piān zhuǎn dào xiá cháng qiē kǒu bìng yòng jìng diàn jì cèliáng lí zǐ liú huò qǔ guāng pǔ de yí qì。
    an instrument for obtaining a mass spectrum by deflecting ions into a thin slit and measuring the ion current with an electrometer.
  • yóu wài yī wài miàn de chuí zhí huò xié de lièfèng kě yǐ jìn rù de wài yī shàng de kǒu dài（ tōng cháng zài yāo bù）。
    a pocket in a garment (usually below the waist) to which access is provided by a vertical or diagonal slit in the outside of the garment.
  • mó suì jī yòng lái mó cā de dōng xī， rú yī zhǒng dài yòu biān yuán fēng lì de qiē kǒu hé kǒng yòng lái mó suì shí wù de qì jù
    One that grates, as an implement with sharp-edged slits and perforations on which to grate foods.
  • zhōng shì jì gù dìng huò huó dòng zài tóu kuī shàng bǎo hù liǎn bù de kuī jiá（ yǎn bù yòu kāi kǒu ）。
    a piece of armor (with eye slits) fixed or hinged to a medieval helmet to protect the face.
  • nǐ kàn nà lǎo rén， tā chī dōng xī shí liú hǎo duō kǒu shuǐ。
    Look at that old man. He slobbers over the food so much.
  • dāng gǒu shí bèi xuān yáng shì xīn de hé gǎi jìn liǎo de kǒu wèi de shí hòu， shì shuí zuò de kǒu wèi jiàn dìng？
    When dog food is new and improved tasting, who tests it?
  • zhèng kè suǒ tí chū de quē fá chéng yì hé shēn dù de kǒu hào
    A facile slogan devised by politicians.
  • zhèng zhì kǒu hào kǒu hào， yóu zhǐ zhèng zhì kǒu hào
    A slogan, especially a political one.
  • zhè yī kǒu hào yě shòu dào guǎng fàn xuān chuán。
    This slogan was also given wide publicity.
  • tā men tí chū liǎo shénme kǒu hào [ zhèng cè ]？
    What slogan [policy] did they put forward?
  • nà tiáo guǎng gào kǒu hào shì shuāng guān yǔ。
    The advertising slogan was a play on words.
  • tā men duō shù réndōu tóu piào zàn chéng zhè yī kǒu hào。
    The majority of them voted for this fighting slogan.
  • hú hàn mín suǒ yǐ tuō de liǎng guǎng pài jūn fá， yě zài suǒ wèi “ shōu fù shī dì ” hé“ kàng rì jiǎo fěi bìng zhòng”（ jiǎng jiè shí de shì“ xiān jiǎo fěi， hòu kàng rì”） de qī piàn kǒu hào zhī xià， tóng jiǎng jiè shí duì lì。
    The warlords of the Kwangtung and Kwangsi cliques who back Hu Han-min are also opposing Chiang Kai-shek, under the deceitful slogans of "Recover our lost territory", and "Resist Japan and at the same time suppress the bandits" (as against Chiang Kai-shek's slogan of "First suppress the bandits, then resist Japan").
  • zài zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng xià， wǒ men de jié lùn bù shì huí dào“ tíng zhǐ nèi zhàn” huò“ zhēng qǔ hé píng” de jiù kǒu hào qù， ér shì qián jìn yī bù， tí chū“ zhēng qǔ mín zhù” de xīn kǒu hào， zhǐ yòu zhè yàng cái néng gǒng gù hé píng， yě zhǐ yòu zhè yàng cái néng shí xiàn kàng zhàn。
    Such being the case, we have come to the conclusion that, instead of reverting to the old slogans of "end the civil war" and "fight for peace", we should take a step forward and adopt the new slogan of "fight for democracy", for this is the only way to consolidate internal peace and bring the war of resistance against Japan into being.
  • tā men de kǒu hào shì“ shí jiān jiù shì jīn qián， xiàolǜ jiù shì shēng mìng”。
    Their slogan is "Time is money, efficiency is life."
  • tā men de kǒu hào shì ＂ kāi cāng jì pín＂。
    Their slogan was"Open the granaries to relieve the poor."
  • zhòng kǒu nán diào
    It is difficult to cater to all tastes.; One man's meat is another man's poison.
  • zhè gè fāng zhēn de zhèng què de kǒu hào， jiù shì“ gēng zhě yòu qí tián”。
    "Land to the tiller" is the correct slogan for this policy.
  • wǒ men zài suǒ yòu guǎng gào shàng shǐ yòng liǎo“ shǐ mì sī gōng sī néng chéng gōng” de kǒu hào。
    We are using the slogan 'Smith can make it' on all our publicity.
  • dāng rán， zhè gè kǒu hào zài mǒu xiē rén lái shuō shì yī gè péi chèn， qí mùdì shì yòng fǎn fǔ bài lái gǔ huò rén xīn。
    Of course, certain persons used this slogan as a pretext for misleading the people.
  • （ wéi gòng tóng shì yè 'ér dǒu zhēng de rén men suǒ yòng de） biāo yǔ huò kǒu hào
    Slogan or rallying cry of a group of people fighting for the same cause
  • wǒ men tí chū liǎo yī gè què shí shǐ zhàn shì gǎn dào gǔ wǔ de kǒu hào。
    We put forward a slogan that really fired the imagination of the rank and file.
  • máo zé dōng zài zhè lǐ bǎ“ tǒng yī” zhè gè kǒu hào cóng guó mín dǎng fǎn dòng pài shǒu lǐ duó qǔ guò lái， biàn wéi gé mìng de kǒu hào， yòng yǐ fǎn duì guó mín dǎng de fǎn rén mín fǎn mín zú de fēn liè xíng dòng。
    Comrade Mao Tse-tung wrested the slogan of "unification" from the Kuomintang reactionaries and turned it into a revolutionary slogan for opposing the Kuomintang's divisive activities against the people and the nation.
  • （ yī sān） wǒ men guò qù de gōng nóng mín zhù gòng hé guó de kǒu hào shì fǒu cuò liǎo ní？
    Was our past slogan of a workers' and peasants' democratic republic wrong?
  • jié fū : zhè shì 'ào lín pǐ kè kǒu hào， yě jiào zuò yòu míng。
    Jeff:That is the slogan of the Olympics. It is also called the "motto".
  • zhè shì 'ào lín pǐ kè kǒu kè， yě jiào zuò yòu míng。
    That is the slogan of the Olympics. It is also called the "motto".