zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wáng gōng dào chù dōushì guì guì rén
    The king's court was full of nobles and grand ladies.
  • wài , juésè de chéng gōng xuǎn shǐ zhěng diàn yǐng chōng mǎn liǎo shēng :andrews bàn yǎn de wáng :annehathaway bàn yǎn de wài sūn ;
    A well-chosen cast helps the picture come alive: Andrews as the queen; Anne Hathaway as her undecided granddaughter;
  • 'ěr tǎn dōng běi zuò chéng shìwèi kào jìn yìn biān jiè de 'ěr pǐn dōng nán zuò wéi méng 'ér wáng cháo de shǒu 16 shì dào dǐng shèng shí bìng qiě liú yòu duō shí de jié chū jiàn zhùrén kǒu 2, 685, 000
    A city of northeast Pakistan near the Indian border southeast of Rawalpindi. The city reached the height of its grandeur as a Mogul capital in the16th century and retains many splendid architectural examples from that period. Population,2, 685, 000.
  • hái men wéi zhe wáng xiǎng tīng jiǎng léi fēng shū shū de shì
    The children hung about Grandpa Wang, hoping to hear a story about Uncle Lei Feng.
  • níng shèng jīng jiù yuē zhōng de yīng yǒng de liè rén shǐ zhī wángshì hǎi de sūn nuò zhī zēngsūn
    In the Old Testament, a mighty hunter and king of Shinar who was a grandson of Ham and a great-grandson of Noah.
  • guīju bǎn zhù chēng de yīng guó wáng wéi duō shì cháng zhěng zhěng bǎi nián liǎoxiàn jīn de shì zēngsūn què yào tóng de yǒu jié hūn
    A hundred years after the death of the British monarch whose name has become synonymous with "straitlaced," her great-great-great-grandson is marrying his live-in girlfriend.
  • guó shí shǐ sūn jiù zhí bān wáng wèi shí zài bào de tōng zhàn ( 1701-1714); yīng lán lán wàng kòng zhì de quán
    a general war in Europe (1701-1714) that broke out when Louis XIV of France installed his grandson Philip on the throne of Spain; England and Holland hoped to limit Louis' power.
  • duō wěi de rén zhù wáng duì men suǒ shuō de yǒu de xiào yòng zhī zhòng shì zài men kàn lái shí wéi men zhī zhòng shì yǒu zhì wǎng wǎng de 'ān quán zūn róng qiú zhī
    It is a strange thing to observe, how high a rate great kings and monarchs do set upon this fruit of friendship, whereof we speak: so great, as they purchase it, many times, at the hazard of their own safety and greatness.
  • cóng qián jiào mài guó wáng
    In Greece there lived once a king named Midas.
  • guó wáng lín yìn dào běi duān yòu piào liàng de huò huā yuán gōng rén men xiǎo gōng yuán nèi jīng cháng shì zài jìng de xiǎo kuài zhòngzhí cǎo
    The pretty Hofgarten at the north end of the Konigsallee offers a brief respite and, within the grounds, attempts have been made to pro vide quiet pockets of greenery.
  • men zài wéi chù děng dàixiàng wáng wèn hòu
    They were waiting at the entrance to greet the Queen.
  • wáng píng : yuē 14 shì chū guó mín jiān jiù kāi shǐ liú xíng gǔn qiú liǎo
    Wang Ping: Around the early 14th century, grounder began to prevail among the common people in Germany.
  • yào xiǎng dào guó wáng de chǒng 'ài jiù zài miàn qián bēi gōng zuò chū zūn jìng shùn cóng de yàng
    If you expect to gain favours from the king, you will have to grovel before him to show your respect and obedience.
  • zài wáng gōng wài biān shè gǎng shào
    Post a guard outside the palace.
  • měi dāng wáng kāi huáng gōngshì bīng mendōu yào bǎo
    The soldiers guarded the prince whenever he left the palace.
  • 1995 nián 10 yuèyóu yuàn jiān yǎng de zuì hòu wèi táng shān zhèn de 'ér wáng ān kāi liǎo yuàndào jiā yuàn gōng zuò
    In October 1995, Wang An, the last ``Tangshan earthquake orphan,'' left the welfare home that had oered him guardianship and rearing to work in a hospital.
  • guó wáng yīn zuì 'è duō duān 'ér chòu míng zhāo zhù
    The king was infamous for his guilt of many infamies.
  • 'ēn : wàng méi gào shì máo tái jiǔ de wáng
    I hope he has not told you I'm a Maotai guzzler.
  • wáng píngchú liǎo gāng shuō de yóu yǒng guǎnhái yòu tián jìng guǎnqiú lèi guǎn cāo guǎn zhòng guǎnquán guǎn shù guǎn děng shí shì nèi xùn liàn guǎnhái yòu duō shì wài xùn liàn chǎng
    Wang Ping: Except the indoor swimming pool as we mentioned just now, we have gymnasiums for track and field, gym, boxing,and wushu. In addition, we have many outdoor training fields.
  • wáng píng : chú liǎo gāng shuō de yóu yǒng guǎnhái yòu tián jìng guǎnqiú lèi guǎn cāo guǎn zhòng guǎnquán guǎn shù guǎn děng shí shì nèi xùn liàn guǎnhái yòu duō shì wài xùn liàn chǎng
    Wang Ping: Except the indoor swimming pool as we mentioned just now, we have gymnasiums for track and field, gym, boxing, and wushu. In addition, we have many outdoor training fields.
  • wáng píng : xiàn zài hái zhǐ shì chū de gòu jīn hòu hái wàng dào wèi de zhī chíjié rèn wéi zuì zhù míng de xiàn dài zōng guǎn shì ?
    Wang Ping: At present, it is only a primary design. I hope to re-ceive continuously your generous support afterwards.jeff: which mode-m comprehensive gymnasium do you think is the most famous?
  • ān : shì cāo wáng níng ?
    Annie: Is he the gymnastics prince Li Ning?
  • wáng píng jǐn lái xué shù yòu lái xué xiàng mùdì pīng pāng qiútián jìngyóu yǒng cāo shénme de
    Wang Ping: They come not only to learn Wushu, but also to learn table tennis , track and field , swimming, gymnastics and so on.
  • ān néng shuō diǎn liǎo jiù shì cāo wáng níng guò xiàn zài shì lǎo bǎn liǎo men kàn chuān de yùn dòng jiù shì níng pái de
    Annie: I know something about Li Ning , the "prince of gymnastics", who is now a big boss. Look! I am wearing Li Ning brand sportswear.
  • wáng píng : qiú zěn me yàngshuō hái còu
    Wang Ping: Ha! Ha! I am not good at bowling, but my saying is not bad.
  • wáng píng : méi wèn wǎn shàng 6 diǎn bàn jiā huì yuán cān guǎn jiàn
    Wang Ping: Ha! Ha! No problem. See you at the Hui Yuan Res-taurant at 6:30 this evening.
  • zhī dào wáng shěn shì liǎo
    I had no idea Aunt Wang had passed over.
  • wēng tài wáng yīn mǎng zhuàng zhuī qiú tiān hòu de 'àiér bèi zhòu zài yǒng tíng zhuǎn de chē lún shàng shòu
    A king of Thessaly whom Zeus punished for his temerity in seeking Hera's love by having him bound to a perpetually revolving wheel in Hades.
  • ōu 'é 'ěr de méi néng bèi zhàng jiù chū yīn wéi men zài zǒu chū míng jiè zhī qián huí tóu kàn liǎo wéi fǎn liǎo míng wáng de guī dìng
    The wife of Orpheus, whom he failed to rescue from Hades when he looked back at her and so violated the command of Pluto on their journey back to the upper world of the living.
  • men huān yōng dài wèiguó wáng
    They hailed him as King.
  • ér hallo yòu halloo yòu lián , halloo nǎi zhǐ dūn liè gǒu shí de jiào shēng shǐ yòu shàng zhì 1700 niándàn shìzài gèng zǎo de shì zhī qiánsuō shì suǒ zhù de 'ěr wáng 》 (kinglear) zhōng jiù jīng chū xiàn liǎo lìng biàn xíng aloo。
    That in turn is related to halloo, a cry to urge on hunting dogs. Halloo dates to about 1700, but a variant, aloo, appears in Shakespeare's King Lear a century earlier than that.
  • xiàn zài zài wáng chóu 》。
    I'm reading Hamlet now.