zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xīn lái de zhù guǎn shǐ xiē gāo zhí yuán men hěn nǎo huǒyīn wéi zhěng tiān men lái huàn
    The new supervisor is annoying senior members of the staff by ordering them about all the time.
  • gāi shì tōng guò liǎo xiàng xiàn zhì guǎng gào pái guī de lìngdàn xiē zài 1982 nián qián shù lái de zhāo pái miǎn shòu xiàn zhì
    The city passed an ordinance restricting the size of advertising signs, but grandfathered all those signs erected before1982.
  • sānguó nèi mào tōng cháng méi yòu yán tóng de zhàng 'àihǎi guān xiàn zhì mào de chā ér guó mào wǎng wǎng huì shòu dào zhè xiē yīn de zhì yuē
    Third, trade within a country is ordinarily free of the obstructions of strange languages, customs, and commercial laws, but these obstructions may be greatly involved in international trade.
  • wàiāizhè néng guài bān shì jìn liàng kāi zhè xiē réndàn shì yòu cān jiā liǎo lái zhōng guó de yóu tuán zhè yàng de huǒ rén tóng xíng
    Foreigner:Well,I can't blame you,and I too try to avoid such people ordinarily,but once I was landed with such people when I joined a tourist group set out for China.
  • dāng ránchē diàn nǎodiàn shì zhè xiē dōng nán dǎo men xiē tōng nán rén néng zuò de men néng zuònán rén néng bàn dào de shì men yàng néng shèng rèn
    Nothing is too difficult for them - be it automobiles, computers or television sets. They can do whatever the men do, and even some of the things that men ordinarily cannot do.
  • ruò yào qiú men gōng yìng chéng bǎo cháng xiāo fèi suǒ de zhǒng jǐyǎngbìng cháng cháng xiàng men zhēng diào 'é wài de dōng zhǐ yào mǎn liǎo zhè xiē yàojiù yǔn men xíng chǔlǐ shèng de chǎn
    If they were required to supply the provisions of various sorts, ordinarily needed for the consumption of the castle, and were often subject to requisitions in excess, yet after supplying these demands they were suffered to dispose at their will of whatever additional produce they could raise.
  • zhè lìng de dìng lái kàn, 145 jié zhōng de zài xīn jiā cháng zhù zhě yīnggāi shì zhǐ xiē jīng cháng zài xīn jiā zhù de rénér qiě liú shì yán xìng desuī rán shì gōng mín huò yǒng jiǔ mín
    In the light of the definition contained in the Income Tax Act, it is suggested that a person ordinarily resident in Singapore within the meaning of Section 145 ought to be a person maintaining a regular presence in Singapore with some degree of continuity, although he need not be a citizen or a permanent resident in Singapore.
  • zhè xiē liè wèi jīng liàn de yán kuàng
    This mean and unrefined ore of mine
  • shèn mǒu xiē chuí dòng de pái xiè guān
    An excretory organ of certain invertebrates.
  • mǒu xiē jiào táng zhōng fàng fēng qín de fāng
    a gallery occupied by a church organ.
  • zài zài mǒu xiē guāng jūn hán qíng jūn zhōng shū de dài de zhì
    A specialized pigment-bearing organelle in certain photosynthetic bacteria and cyanobacteria.
  • zhī dào men zhè zài xiāng gǎng xíng de guó lùn tán liǎo fēng shuò chéng guǒ wàng men zài guò sān tiāncéng chōu kōng guān shǎng xiāng gǎng xiē qìng zhù huí guī de huó dòng
    I understand that you have had a good meeting in Hong Kong today. I am very proud that City University has been able to organise this gathering here in Hong Kong. But I hope you also had time to enjoy some of the festivities over the past three days.
  • yào xiē shí jiān lái shǐ de xiǎng shì yìng
    I need some time to orient my thinking.
  • dōng yìn zhí zhǒng chǎn chū xiē dài yòu wèi de miàn fěnzài dōng fāng liàng shēng chǎn
    East Indian cereal grass whose seed yield a somewhat bitter flour, a staple in the Orient.
  • jiù xiàngyuǎn dōnghuòdōng fāng yàngzhè xiē zhǐ shì zài 'ōu zhōu zuò wéi cān zhào shí cái yòu
    Like "Far East" or "Orient", either term makes sense only if one takes Europe as the point of reference.
  • huā liǎo xiē shí jiān cái liǎo jiě liǎo xīn xué xiào de qíng kuàng .
    It took him some time to orientate himself in his new school.
  • zhè xīn pāi de yǐngpiān de chū de dào zhī chù shòu dào liǎo mǒu xiē píng lùn jiā de zhù
    This outstanding originality of the newly-made film has been remarked by some critics.
  • guǎn qíng běn néng yuán běn shì hǎo shì huàikōng kǒu tǎo lùn zhè xiē shì qíng shì méi yòu shénme hǎo chù deduì me
    Passions and instincts are originally good or originally bad, but there is not much use talking about them, is there?
  •   f. běn lián méng de rèn guó jiā yóu shēn qǐng rén yào qiú duō xiàng yōu xiān quán ( shǐ zhè xiē yōu xiān quán chǎn shēng tóng de guó jiā ), huò zhě yóu yào qiú xiàng huò xiàng yōu xiān quán de shēn qǐng zhōng yòu huò yīn méi yòu bāo kuò zài zuò wéi yōu xiān quán chǔ de shēn qǐng zhōngér jué jǐyǔ yōu xiān quán huò jué zhuān shēn qǐngdàn zài shàng shù liǎng zhǒng qíng kuàng dōuyòu gāi guó suǒ guī dìng de míng dān xìng wéi xiàn
    F. No country of the Union may refuse a priority or a patent application on the ground that the applicant claims multiple priorities, even if they originate in different countries, or on the ground that an application claiming one or more priorities contains one or more elements that were not included in the application or applications whose priority is claimed, provided that, in both cases, there is unity of invention within the meaning of the law of the country.
  • suǒ suī rán zhè xiē de chuàng shǐ rén zài duō fāng miàn shì mìng dedàn shì men de xìn zǒng shì chéng xiē fǎn dòng de zōng pài
    Therefore, although the originators of these systems were, in many respects, revolutionary, their disciples have, in every case, formed mere reactionary sects.
  • xiē guó bàng wáng cháo zài 'ào 'ěr liáng fēn zhī de zhī chí zhězhè fēn zhī yuán de
    a supporter of the Orleans branch of the French Bourbons that was descended from a younger brother of Louis XIV.
  • guò zài xīn 'ào 'ěr liáng chénghuò zài chéng zhèn zhōngduō shí zhǐ yòu zài xiē miàn rén huì shè de fāng cái néng tīng dào jué shì yīnyuè
    In New Orleans, and in other towns in the United States, jazz was most often heard in sections of the town where respectable citizens were not supposed to be seen.
  • jiù shì zài zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng xiàzài 20 shì zuì chū de 20 nián zhōngzhè zhǒng xīn xíng de yīn zài xīn 'ào 'ěr liáng chéng tuō wéi 'ěr dài fēng xíng láizhè de jiē dào liǎng quán shì tīngjiǔ jiān xiē gèng dēng zhī táng de xún huān zuò de chǎng suǒ
    Thus, in New Orleans, this young style of music became popular during the first twenty years of the twentieth century in Storyville, a section of the city where streets were lined with dance halls and bars, along with even less acceptable places for entertainment.
  • men mǎi liǎo xiē zhuāng shì pǐn lái diǎn zhuì shèng dàn shù
    We bought some ornaments for the Christmas tree.
  • yán jiū niǎo de rén,” shēng shuō dào,“ xiē niǎo lèi xué jiā lái guò liǎo。”
    "The ornithologists, ” I whispered. "The ornithologists have been here.
  • shèn zhì xiē niǎo lèi xué jiā yědōu kāi liǎodàn shì yīn wéi chuán rǎn shàng zhěn huò jiā yòu bìng rén chū mào
    Even the ornithologists stayed away--but not out of fear of the measles or respect for a household with sickness.
  • dāng shí zhe yǎnguò liǎo piàn xiē niǎo lèi xué jiā zhú jiàn zhe shāozài hūn shuì zhōng jiù jué men cāng bái de liǎn zài hēi làng tāo shàng xià bǎi dòng
    I closed my eyes then, and after a while the ornithologists drifted away, their pale faces bobbing up and down on the black wave of fever.
  • men rèn wéi zhào zhè xiē 'ér shì men de zhí
    We think it our duty to take care of the orphan.
  • men rèn wéi zhào zhè xiē 'ér shì men de zhí
    We think it is our duty to take care of the orphan
  • zhè xiē 'ér wàng dào 'ài
    These orphans are starving for love.
  • nián chuàng bàn liǎo 'ér yuàn jué yòu rèn zhào xiē xiǎo hái
    I founded an orphanage last year and feel obliged to take care of those children.
  • yòu xiē rén shì zuò chē lái de rén shì zǒu zhù lái de
    Some people came by car, others came on foot.