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  • hǎo de yǎn guāng zǎi dǎliang
    He surveyed me with an inquisitive look.
  • xiàng suǒ yòu hái yàngyòu diǎn hǎo
    She was a bit inquisitive, as girls are.
  • guǒ yòu rén kàn jiàn shuí zài dēng zhù men huì hǎo hǎo de zhòu liǎo méi máo
    if someone saw a man climbing a light post they might get inquisitive; raised a speculative eyebrow.
  • pái zhǒng yóu 2 zhì 4 rén wán de zhǐ pái tōng guò xiǎo dīng chā chéngháng pái liè zài kuài xiǎo bǎn shàng de kǒng zhōng fēn
    A card game for from two to four players in which the score is kept by inserting small pegs into holes arranged in rows on a small board.
  • hěn guài shàng huǒ chē qiánjìng rán méi yòu rén chá kàn de chē piào
    It was strange that nobody inspected my ticket before I got on the train.
  • gěi rén běn zhì de shūjiù shì wèitā dài lái xiē shǐ de shēng mìng chōng mǎn de dōng
    Give someone a good inspirational book,for instance,and you give that person something that will work wonders in his or her life.
  • guài liǎo hài de gǎn jué
    so strange as to inspire a feeling of fear.
  • guān de huò hǎn jiàn de yǐn rén men jīng tàn de shì jiàn huò xíng wéi
    An act or event so extraordinary or rare as to inspire wonder.
  • yóu chōng mǎn de hǎo zūn jìng gǎn yǐn
    inspired by a feeling of fearful wonderment or reverence.
  • lìng rén jīng de shén hǎo gǎn de
    Inspiring a sense of mystery and wonder.
  • wèile rén men bǎo shì jiè shàng zhè zuì měi de rán guān zhī huáng shí guó jiā gōng yuán zài men de pái míng zhōng wèi liù
    For inspiring the vision to preserve one of the world's most beautiful natural wonders,Yellowstone lands at number six on our list.
  • cǎi chuán yīng xióng wēi lián · huá lāi shì suǒ xiàn de wán chéng liǎo zhì
    the Declaration of Independence was celebrated, at the instigation of King Robert the Bruce.
  • shuō guài duì jìng diǎn gǎn xīng
    Instrumental music, oddly enough, leaves me cold.
  • ǒu xìng zhěng shù shù huò 'ǒu shù de xìng zhìjiǎ liǎng zhěng shù dōushì shù huò dōushì 'ǒu shù men yòu xiāng tóng de ǒu xìngjiǎ shì shù shì 'ǒu shù men yòu xiāng de ǒu xìng
    The even or odd quality of an integer. If two integers are both odd or both even, they are said to have the same parity; if one is odd and one even, they have different parity.
  • zài kǎi yīnyuè de huì huà zhè zhōngrén men zuò chū de shì zào wèichōu xiàng shēn 'ào zhì xìng de fǎn yìngzhù yào dài yòu shù píng xìng zhì
    In the first, one has a dry, abstract and intellectualized response essentially critical in nature;
  • yòng duō chuí zhí sǎo miáo lái zhòng xiǎn wán zhěng xiàng de sǎo miáo shùdiàn shì zhōng shǐ yòng 2: 1 de jiāo cuò shuài měi zhēn fēn liǎng chǎngchuí zhí sǎo miáo liǎng yīcháng sǎo miáo shù xínglìng yīcháng sǎo miáo 'ǒu shù xíng
    In scanning, the technique of using more than one vertical scan to reproduce a complete image. In television, 2:1 interlace is used, giving two vertical scans(fields) per frame; one field scans odd lines, and one field scans the even lines of the frame.
  • ténghuā chán rào de 'àn
    a fanciful pattern with intertwined vines and flowers.
  • yòu shén liàng de jiè 'ér duì shì jiàn zuò chū yán
    foretelling events as if by supernatural intervention.
  • zhè běn shū de shū míng yǐn yuè de xīng
    The book's unusual title intrigue me into read it.
  • ràng shuāng fāng xún qiú yòng xué de ér shì líng xué zào chéng de kǒng
    Let both sides seek to invoke the wonders of science instead of its terrors.
  • tuì suō yóu jīng huò téng tòng 'ér jīng huò tuì suō
    To start or wince involuntarily, as from surprise or pain.
  • dāng shí zhī dào xiá zhǎi de xiǎo tōng dào jiù zhǐ hǎo hái zhàn zài 'ér liào què qīn yǎn kàn jiàn de fáng dōng zuò chū zhǒng xìn de dòng zuòzhè hěn guàikàn lái guò shì biǎo miàn shàng yòu tóu nǎo liǎo
    when, ignorant where the narrow lobbies led, I stood still, and was witness, involuntarily, to a piece of superstition on the part of my landlord, which belied, oddly, his apparent sense.
  • yīn rán de jīng huò jīng huāng 'ér xīng fèn bìng zuò chū kuài de fēi suí yùn dòng
    excited by sudden surprise or alarm and making a quick involuntary movement.
  • duì shōu róng zhā wēi de shǒu xià men bìng guài
    We are not surprised that Iraq is harboring Zarqawi and his subordinates.
  • guài de shìjiāng dài shì jiè fēn chéng zhōu 'ōu zhōu de fēn hěn néng shì rén cóng féi rén jiù shì jīn tiān nèn rén de xiān jiè yòng guò lái de
    Ironically, the division of the ancient worldsintosAsia and Europe was probably borrowed by the Greeks from the Phoenicians, the ancestors of today's Lebanese;
  • yòu tiān wǎn shàng tàng shí , xiǎng zhe zhè wèi rén xiōng de jìn kuàng , , xiǎng zhǎo
    As I thought about him while I was ironing one evening, it suddenly occurred to me that, I too, would like to have a wife.
  • yīn zhōng guó huā yuán de jiǎ shān duō shù shì wèi jiā zhuó de shí tóu shì huà liǎo shí de shù shí chǐ huò shí chǐ gāoxiàng wěi rén líng líng zhí zhe rán dònghuò shì yóu shān zhǎo shān dòng lái de shí tóushàng yòu lónglún kuò wéi
    Consequently most of the rockeries found in Chinese gardens are uncut rocks, which may be the fossilized bark of a tree ten or fifteen feet high standing vertically alone and unmovable like a great man, or of rocks found in lakes and caves, generally bearing perforations and having the utmost irregularity of outline.
  • bìng guàizhè guò shì gǒu xiǎo gǒu bǎo gǒu 'è gǒu zhī jiān de diǎn bié yòu de zhēng dǒu xiǎo de quē kǒu zhǒng yòu yǎng yòu tòng de máo dùn
    No, it is not strange at all, but merely a particularly interesting example of a fight between large and small dogs, between well-fed and ill-fed dogs. It is not a big rift, but neither is it small; it is at once an irritating and painful contradiction.
  • yòu xiǎo de mǎn bāo kuò rén zài nèi de chuí dòng de xuè bìng yǐn yǎng
    larval mite that sucks the blood of vertebrates including human beings causing intense irritation.
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    ANSWERS TO THE ITALIAN JOURNALIST ORIANA FALLACI
  • jié xùn shì liú xíng yīnyuè de chuán rén zhī
    Jackson is one of the legends of pop music.
  • rán 'érhuá 'ěr jiē bào zhě 'ěr 2002 nián 1 yuè 23 zài tǎn nán chéng shì zāo dào bǎng jià hòu, ( bìng méi yòu zhè me xìng yùn ), què cǎn zāo shā hài
    But Pearl, the Wall Street Journal reporter abducted Jan.23 in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi, was killed.