英zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • lā dīng wén shì yī zhǒng zōng hé xìng yǔ yán， ér yīng yǔ shì yī zhǒng fēn xī xìng yǔ yán。
    Latin is a synthetic language, while English is analytic.
  • bā bǐ qí， chá 'ěr sī 1792 － 1871 yīng guó shù xué jiā hé fēn xī yí fā míng zhě， tā yǐ jù de yuán lǐ yǔ xiàn dài shù zì jì suàn qì de yuán lǐ xiāng sì
    British mathematician and inventor of an analytical machine based on principles similar to those used in modern digital computers.
  • qián yīng guó shǒuxiàng sǎ qiē 'ěr fū rén shuō： “ zài zhí zhèng qī jiān， wǒ yuè dú hé fēn xī lǐ guāng yào de měi yī piān yǎn jiǎng。
    Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher says: "In office, I read and analyzed his every speech.
  • biān qìn， jié lǐ mǐ 1748－ 1832 yīng guó zuò jiā、 gǎi gé zhě hé zhé xué jiā。 xì tǒng dì fēn xī fǎ lǜ hé lì fǎ， jiàn lì gōng lì zhù yì xué shuō
    British writer, reformer, and philosopher who systematically analyzed law and legislation, thereby laying the foundations of utilitarianism.
  • jiè zhù yú xiǎng xiàng lì， rén lèi kě yǐ zài xiāng gé bǎi wàn yīng lǐ zhī wài， fēn xī jì liàng chū tài yáng de zǔ chéng yuán sù yòu nǎ xiē； rén lèi zēng jìn liǎo huǒ chē tóu de sù dù， rú jīn kě yǐ yǐ měi xiǎo shí bǎi yīng lǐ yǐ shàng de shí sù jí xíng fēi chí。
    He has analyzed, and weighed the sun at a distance of millions of miles, and has determined, through the aid of IMAGINATION, the elements of which it consists. He has discovered that his own brain is both a broadcasting, and a receiving station for the vibration of thought, and he is beginning now to learn how to make practical use of this discovery. He has increased the speed of locomotion, until he may now travel at a speed of more than three hundred miles an hour.
  • kè lǔ pào tè jīn， pí 'ào qí · ā liè kè xiè yé wéi qí 1842－ 1921 é guó wú zhèng fǔ zhù yì zhě hé zhèng zhì zhé xué jiā， tā rèn wéi gǎi shàn rén lèi xiàn zhuàng de fāng fǎ shì hé zuò 'ér bù shì jìng zhēng。 tā duì 'é guó hé yīng guó de wú zhèng fǔ zhù yì yùn dòng chǎn shēng liǎo hěn dà de yǐng xiǎng
    Russian anarchist and political philosopher who maintained that cooperation, not competition, was the means to bettering the human condition. He greatly influenced anarchist movements in Russia and England.
  • tā de zǔ xiān lái dào yīng guó de shí hòu shì nànmín .
    His ancestors had come to England as refugees.
  • qiáo zhì de zǔ xiān shì suí nuò màn rén yī qǐ dù hǎi lái yīng guó de。
    George's ancestors came over with the Norman' s.
  • zài yīng guó chū shēng huò zǔ xiān shì yīng guó rén de měi guó rén。
    an American who was born in England or whose ancestors were English.
  • gǔ dài shén huà hé chuán shuō zhōng bàn shén shì de yīng xióng shén huà hé chuán shuō zhōng yòu shén shèng xuè tǒng de， jù yòu jù dà de yǒng qì hé lì liàng de rén， yīn qí yīng yǒng de xíng wéi 'ér wén míng， bìng shòu zhòng shén qīng lái
    In mythology and legend, a man, often of divine ancestry, who is endowed with great courage and strength, celebrated for his bold exploits, and favored by the gods.
  • yīng yì yìn dù rén zhù zài yìn dù de yīng guó chū shēng huò yòu yīng guó xuè tǒng de rén
    A person of English birth or ancestry living in India.
  • yīng guó xuè tǒng de rén
    A person of English ancestry.
  • xǔ duō zǎo qī měi guó yí mín de zǔ xiān dōushì yīng guó rén。
    Many of the early settles in America had English ancestry.
  • yīng yì měi guó rén měi guó rén， yóu zhǐ jù yòu yīng guó yǔ yán hé xuè tǒng de měi guó jū mín
    An American, especially an inhabitant of the United States, whose language and ancestry are English.
  • yīng gé lán yínháng bèi shì wéi 'ōu zhōu jīn róng gòng tóng tǐ de wěn dìng zhī zhù
    The Bank of England is often regarded as the anchorage of the European financial community.
  • wèi yú 'ā gēn tíng de 'ān dì sī shān mài zhōng de yī zuò shān fēng， hǎi bá yīng chǐ。
    a mountain in the Andes in Argentina (22,210 feet high).
  • è guā duō 'ěr jìng nèi 'ān dì sī shān mài zhōng de yī zuò shān fēng， hǎi bá yīng chǐ。
    a mountain peak in the Andes in Ecuador (20,560 feet high).
  • shì 'ān dì sī shān mài zài 'ā gēn tíng xī bù de yī zuò shān， shì nán měi zhōu zuì gāo de shān fēng， gāo yīng chǐ。
    the highest mountain in South America; in the Andes in western Argentina (22,834 feet high).
  • yī yán pǔ fēng bō lì wéi yà xī bù 'ān dì sī shān mài zhōng de shān fēng， hǎi bá 6， 366。 3 mǐ（ 20， 873 yīng chǐ）， zài lā bā sī shěng xī běi bù
    A peak,6, 366.3 m(20, 873 ft) high, in the Andes of western Bolivia northwest of La Paz.
  • yóu yé lā kē huǒ shān kào jìn 'ā gēn tíng biān jìng， wèi yú zhì lì běi bù 'ān dì sī shān mài zhōng de yī zuò huǒ shān。 gāo 6， 127。 4 mǐ（ 22。 057 yīng chǐ）
    A volcano,6, 727.4 m(22, 057 ft) high, in the Andes of northern Chile near the Argentine border.
  • má sài dá lǐ 'ōu shān wèi yú 'ā gēn tíng xī bù yǔ zhì lì jiāo jiè chù de 'ān dì sī shān mài zhōng de yī zuò shān fēng， hǎi bá wéi 6， 774。 4 mǐ（ 22， 211 yīng chǐ）
    A mountain,6, 774.4 m(22, 211 ft) high, in the Andes of western Argentina on the border with Chile.
  • kē tuō pà kè xī huǒ shān yī zuò wèi yú 'è guā duō 'ěr zhōng bù 'ān dì shān de huó huǒ shān， gāo 5， 900。 8 mǐ（ 19， 347 yīng chǐ）， qí duìchèn de yóu xuě fù gài de yán zhuī shì shì jiè shàng zuì gāo de huǒ shān
    An active volcano,5, 900.8 m(19, 347 ft) high, in the Andes of central Ecuador. The symmetrical snowcapped cone is one of the highest volcanoes in the world.
  • yīng guó de guó qí； shèng qiáo zhì shí zì jià（ yīng guó、 shèng 'ān dé lǔ shí zì jià（ sū gé lán） hé shèng pà tè lǐ kè shí zì jià（ ài 'ěr lán） de hé chéng wù。
    national flag of the United Kingdom; a composite of Saint George's Cross (England) and Saint Andrew's Cross (Scotland) and Saint Patrick's Cross (Ireland).
  • yīng xiān zuò běi bàn qiú de yī gè xīng zuò， lín jìn xiān hòu zuò hé jīn niú zuò
    A constellation in the Northern Hemisphere near Andromeda and Auriga.
  • jìn lái， yín hé xì yǐ měi miǎo 100 yīng lǐ de sù dù zhèng zài jiē jìn qí fù jìn de xiān nǚ zuò xīng xì。
    Currently, the Milky Way is approaching the nearby Andromeda galaxy at a rate of 100 miles per second.
  • qù yī xià yīng tè 'ěr kě dǎ tīng dào guān yú 'ān dí · gé luó fū de xiào huà。
    Visit Intel for jokes about Andy Grove.
  • tā gào sù wǒ jǐ gè guān yú yīng yǔ lǎo shī de zhǎng gù。
    He told me some anecdote about our English teacher.
  • yīng guó jīng lǐ réndōu bīn bīn yòu lǐ， tán huà zhōng càn zá zhe yōu mò diǎn gù， lìng qí tā guó jiā de zhí xíng guān men dà huò bù jiě。
    British managers invariably are polite, and they spice their conversations with humorous little anecdotes that executives of other nationalities usually fail to appreciate ．
  • ān jí lā páo liǎo 10 yīng lǐ hòu， tíng xià lái chuǎn liǎo kǒu qì。
    Angela caught her breath after running for 10 miles.
  • yīng gé lán yǐ 'àng gé lǔ zú zhī míng mìng míng。
    England was named after the Angles.
  • fǎn duì yīng guó guó jiào jiào yì de rén zài guò qù kě pàn jù 'é fá kuǎn .
    Those who dissented from Anglican teachings could be heavily fined.
  • huì lì zǒng jiào táng guān yuán， rú zài yīng guó guó jiào zhōng zhǎng guǎn yī gè jiào qū zhōng de shì sú jí qí tā shì wù， jù yòu zhù jiào shòu yú de quán lì de rén
    A church official, as in the Anglican Church, who is in charge of temporal and other affairs in a diocese, with powers delegated from the bishop.