zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yōng yòu de liàng yǐng xiǎng de
    having great power or force or potency or effect.
  • diǎn shí gōng rén men cóng gōng chǎng fēng yōng ér chū
    At 5 o'clock workers poured out of the factories.
  • qún zhòng zhèng qiú chǎng fēng yōng ér chū
    The crowds were pouring out of the football ground.
  • chú xíng rén wēi xíng dechōng fēn chéng xíng de zǎo shēng lùn shuō de yōng zhě rèn wéi cún zài jīng bāo zhōng
    A miniature, fully formed individual believed by adherents of the early biological theory of preformation to be present in the sperm cell.
  • méng shēng 1931 nán fēi zhù jiàozhǒng dǒu zhēng de lǐng xiù shì duì nán fēi de guó jīng zhì cái de zhòng yào yōng zhě huò liǎo 1984 nián nuò bèi 'ěr píng jiǎng
    South African prelate. A leader in the antiapartheid struggle, he has been a prominent advocate of international economic sanctions against South Africa. He won the1984 Nobel Peace Prize.
  • zhàn yòu zhù jiān rén yōng yòu lìn huò shǐ yòng fáng huò de shí
    The period during which one owns, rents, or uses certain premises or land.
  • xiào cháng suǒ yōng yòu de chú míng xué shēng de quán
    The principal's prerogative to suspend a student.
  • rén shòu liè rén yōng yòu dewèi bèi wéi de liè chǎng
    A privately owned, unenclosed game preserve.
  • qián bèi rén shǐ yòng huò yōng yòu de
    previously used or owned by another.
  • zhèng jīng yōu xiān kǎo jiāo tōng yōng de wèn
    The highest priority of governments has been given to the problem of heavy traffic.
  • fǎng wèn yòng xìngxìng néng yōng yòu chéng běn děng yōu shì dōushì shí xiàn nèi wǎng shí yào yōu xiān kǎo dedàn shǒu yào kǎo de shì 'ān quán wèn
    While the benefits of access, availability, performance and cost of ownership are all high priorities for Intranet implementation, security issues usually top the priority list.
  • zài gōng kāi de chǎng yōng guān fāng de zhèng ér zài xià què míng bái shì xíng tōng de
    He supported the official policy in public, but privately he knew it would fail.
  • zài gōng kāi de chǎng yōng guān fāng de zhèng , ér zài xià què míng bái shì xíng tōng de
    He supports the official policy in public, but privately he knows it will fail
  • " luò fěi shà " shì shì jiè shàng zuì de rén yōng yòu de shāng zhōng xīngòng yòu 19 zuò lóuzhàn 22 yīng
    The Rockfeller Building is the largest privately owned business and entertainment complex in the world,with 19 buildings on 22 acres.
  • yào qiú yōng yòu mǒu jiàn dōng quán huò quán
    A claim to something, such as a privilege or right.
  • rén men fēng yōng ér zhì zhān wàng huáng shì rén yuán wài chū shí de zhàng duì .
    People came in flocks to see the royal procession.
  • xiàng zhè yàng yòu quē diǎn de guó jiā tóng chōng fēn zhǎn de guó jiā duì zhào shízài shēng chǎn shàng xiāngchà de jué jǐn jǐn shì bàntóng jiàn quán guó jiā xiāng xíng zhī xià yōng yòu de rén kǒu xiāng děnghuò zhě hái yuǎn yuǎn chāo guòdàn jiù suǒ néng huò zhì de zhì cái lái shuōkǒng hái néng dào guó jiā de fēn zhī huò zhě shèn zhì shí fēn zhī
    A nation thus imperfect will not only be merely half as productive as a perfect nation, but with an equal or even with a much larger territory,with an equal or a much larger population, it will perhaps scarcely obtain a fifth, probably scarcely a tenth, part of that material wealth which a perfect nation is able to procure;
  • yōng yòu huò chǎn shēng qiú jīngqiú gēn
    having or producing corms.
  • 4、 zài zhuān jiā xué nèi yōng yòu zhí tuán yào qiú de zhí zhí zhào huò zhě zhèng míng
    Professional licenses or certifications required by professional groups in the expert's discipline;
  • jiá yōng yòu wàn bàng cái chǎnjiè gěi nóng chǎng zhù huò zhì zào shāng yòng zài de shì shàng 'ér chǎn shēng rùngāi cái chǎn jiù tóng shì shǔ de běn
    For example, let property of the value of ten thousand pounds belonging to A, be lent to B, a farmer or manufacturer, and employed profitably in B's occupation.
  • zhōng guó yōng yòu huà xué guàn zhù zhāng quán miàn jìn zhǐ chè xiāo huǐ huà xué
    China does not possess chemical weapons and has always stood for the complete prohibition and thorough destruction of such weapons.
  • zhōng guó guàn zhù zhāng quán miàn jìn zhǐ chè xiāo huǐ huà xué shēng chǎn yōng yòu huà xué
    China has consistently advocated the complete prohibition and thorough destruction of chemical weapons. It does not produce or possess chemical weapons.
  • yōng yòu qiě néng duì huàn zhī piàozhàng dān huò běn piào de rén
    One that legally possesses and is entitled to the payment of a check, bill, or promissory note.
  • cái chǎn rán zēng quán zhù yōng yòu zhè xiē zēng jiā jià zhí de quán
    The right of a proprietor to ownership of such addition or increase.
  • wài men suǒ xiàn de lìng zhòng yào de dōng shì xiē wèi bèi shuō míng de bèi jìn zhǐ de lái shuō gōng de fèn wén jiàn biǎo míng men qián yōng yòu 1000 dūn huà xué yuán liào méi yòu shuō míngdāng rán men néng xià jié lùn shuō yōng yòu huà xué dàn shì néng pái chú zhè zhǒng néng xìng
    Another matter - and one of great significance - is that many proscribed weapons and items are not accounted for. To take an example, a document, which Iraq provided, suggested to us that some 1,000 tonnes of chemical agent were "unaccounted for". One must not jump to the conclusion that they exist. However, that possibility is also not excluded.
  • men zhī dàohěn duō zhèng de qíng bào gòu jiān xìn qián réng rán yōng yòu bèi jìn zhǐ de shè shī jìhuàměi guó guó qīng céng jīng zài jiǔ qián jiāo liǎo xiē zhèng lái zhèng míng de jié lùn guó zhèng yōng yòu xiē chá rén yuán zhī dào de qíng bào lái yuánér zuò wéi chá rén yuán běn shēn lái shuō men de bào gào zhǐ néng suǒ xiàn de zhèng méi yòu zhèng jiù néng zhòng
    We are fully aware that many governmental intelligence organizations are convinced and assert that proscribed weapons, items and programmes continue to exist. The US Secretary of State presented material in support of this conclusion. Governments have many sources of information that are not available to inspectors. Inspectors, for their part, must base their reports only on evidence, which they can, themselves, examine and present publicly. Without evidence, confidence cannot arise.
  • men wàng yōng yòu chéng gōng xìng de shēng huó
    We hope to have a life of happiness and prosperity.
  • yòng dòng yōng yòu bǎo xìng de zhē gài
    used of animals; provided with protective covering.
  • zhèng míng mǒu rén duì mǒu cái chǎn de yōng yòu quán de wén jiàn
    a legal document proving a person's right to property.
  • shǒu xiān shì shēng men pín pín tán dào shēng duì jiǎn kuàng shǐ xiǎng zhǐ chǎn míng sān diǎn diǎnlián guó jiān xiāo huǐ huà xuéshēng bié wěi yuán huì (unscom) huā liǎo nián de màn cháng shí jiān cái jiān nán shǐ chéng rèn yōng yòu shēng
    First, biological weapons. We have talked frequently here about biological weapons. By way of introduction and history, I think there are just three quick points I need to make. First, you will recall that it took UNSCOM four long and frustrating years to pry--to pry--an admission out of Iraq that it had biological weapons.
  • cóng windows2000 kāi shǐwēi ruǎn gōng kāi yōng zhǒng netbios de jié gòu
    Starting with Windows 2000, Microsoft has publicly embraced an architecture that is NetBIOS-free.
  • yōng yòu huò zhě biǎo xiàn chū zhuī qiú biāo de jué xīn chōng pèi jīng
    having or showing determination and energetic pursuit of your ends.