zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • fāng shuō míng jiā zhōu de shǎo shù mín xué shēng 'àn yuán xiān de zhào shǎo shù mín xué shēng de zhèng néng bèi jiā zhōu xué de fēn xiào ér xiàn zài què zhǐ néng jìn sài fēn xiàoér hòu zhě shì suǒ jiào róng kǎo jìn de chàyīxiē de xué
    For instance, a minority student in California who would have been admitted to Berkeley under the old system may now end up at Riverside, a less selective college.
  • yǎn jiǎng wán yòu chōng shuō liǎo xiē zuì xīn shù
    He added a brief postscript to his speech, giving the latest figures.
  • hái yào chōng shuō xià , men duì shì jiēguǒ biǎo shì mǎn
    I should like to add that we are pleased with the test result.
  • nián qián kàn chū shuí shì chéng zuì yòu quán shì de rényīn wéi de huì xiū zhěng zhěng jiān wèi chéng shì guī huá shàng de tíng xiān shēng shuō 。“ xiàn zài fēng shuǐ lún liú zhuǎnzuì yòu shì de rén zhù zài shàng。”
    "Years ago, you could tell who the most politically powerful person in town was because his road would be paved," said Ray Keating, a member if the zoning board of appeals here. "Now it's (=it has) come full circle, and the most powerful live on the dirt roads."
  • chuán shuō zhōng de yīn wéi zài shòu xíng shí cháo xiào 'ér bèi qiǎn liú fàng de yóu tài rén
    a legendary Jew condemned to roam the world for mocking Jesus at the Crucifixion.
  • yào jiè zhè huì dào jiē shàng zhuǎn zhuǎn shuō dāng qún zhòng jiāo wǎng xià
    I'll take this opportunity to roam about the streets, to rub shoulders with the local people, so to speak.
  • zhè xiē hóu sòng dào běi jīng chéng shì de dòng yuán hòu shuō shì yìng de hěn hǎo
    Allegedly it is adaptive very good behind Beijing and the zoo of other city that these monkeys are delivered.
  • zhè xiē huà shuō nóng mín xiào lái
    My words made the peasants roar with laughter.
  • zhǒng yàng de yán lián zhū pào shìde zài 'ěr biān xiǎng gēn běn tīng dǒng men zài shuō xiē shénme
    The roar of many languages bombarding me seemed unintelligible -- just babble.
  • jié shì jǐng gào shì fēng làng hǒu ràng tīng jiàn shuō de huà
    Jack tried to warn her but couldn't make his voice heard above the roar of wind and water.
  • men tīng shuō mǐng dǐng suìzài wǎn huì shàng chū jìn liǎo yáng xiāng
    We understand she got roaring drank and made a spectacle of herself in the party.
  • ,( lǎng léi 1836 1902 měi guó zuò jiāyīn guān jiā kuàng chéng zhèn de xiǎo shuō ér zhù míngzuì zhù míng de xiǎo shuō shì páo xiào yíng de xìng yùn 'ér duǎn piān( 1870 nián
    American writer noted for his stories about California mining towns. The Luck of Roaring Camp and Other Sketches(1870) is his best-known collection.
  • shēng shuō chū de kuài de shì
    He roared his displeasure.
  • yóu shì pèi sòng de zhǒng zhēnzhǐ shì chū xiàn liǎo yán zhòng de huán wèn diàn lǎn duàn kāi guǒ shì pèi zhèng sòng zhè yàng de zhēnjiù shuō zhèng chù jǐng bào zhuàng tàitóng beaconmessage。
    A frame sent by an adapter indicating a serious ring problem, such as a broken cable. An adapter is said to be beaconing if it is sending such a frame.
  • yòng xiū shì huò shuō míng jīng yóu tōng dào dào tōng dào shì pèi lián jiē de chǔlǐ jiàntōng guò zhè xiē shì pèi zài chù zhī jiān chuán kòng zhì xìn cān yuè tightly- coupled。
    Pertaining to processing units that are connected by means of channel-to-channel adapters that are used to pass control information between the processors.
  • shì gēn xīn lāi · liú de xiǎo shuō gǎi xiě de
    It was adapted from a novel by Sinclair Lewis.
  • zhè shì yóu xiǎo shuō gǎi biān 'ér chéng de
    The play was adapted from a novel.
  • tīng shuō zhè qiǎng jié 'àn liǎo
    Have you heard about the robbery?
  • xiǎo shuō cháng bèi gǎi biān wéi tái běn
    Novels are often adapted for the stage, television and radio.
  • yóu xiǎo shuō gǎi biān 'ér chéng
    The play has been adapted from a novel.
  • zhèng shuō míng men qiǎng jié yòu qiān lián
    This evidence implicates them in the robbery.
  • lún xiàng jǐng chá shuō liǎo jiàn qiǎng jié 'àn
    She splattered out the robbery to the police.
  • lǎo tóu nián qīng jié hūn shírén réndōu shuō shì lǎo shǎo
    When the old man married a young woman, everyone said he was robbing the cradle.
  • duì xiā shuō nán rén qiǎng zǒu liǎo de qián
    Harry told me a cock and bull story about a man robbing him of the money.
  • zhǐ píng guǒ shuō :“ qiáo qiáo zhè xiē rén , zhēng dǒuqiǎng jiésāo luàn héng héng jiù méi yòu rén yuàn bié de rén hǎohǎo xiāng chù
    The first apple said," Look at all those people fighting, robbing, rioting -- no one seems willing to get along with his fellow man.
  • zhèn jīng shuō chū huà lái
    The shock robbed her of speech.
  • zhèn jīng shuō chū huà lái
    The shock robbed him of speech.
  • zài gēn 'ā jiā suō · de jīng diǎn xiǎo shuō gǎi biān de yǐngpiān " dōng fāng kuài chē móu shā 'àn " zhōng bàn yǎn juésèzhǐ pāi jìng tóu zǒng cháng zhǐ yòu fēn bàn zhōng de piàn chóu gāo shí wàn měi yuán
    She was offered one hundred thousand dollars to play one four and a half minute scene in a film adaptation of Agatha Christie' classic, Murder on The Orient Express.
  • dàn shìzhè xiē lǐng de tóu xiàng duì xiāng gǎng tóu zhě lái shuō lùn shì jīn de tóu guī hái shì zhè xiē xiàng suǒ yào de shù jīng yàn yào jìn xíng xīn de shì yìnghè tiáozhěng
    To the Hong Kong entrepreneurs, however, these parameters call for fresh adaptation and adjustment, both in terms of the scale of capital investment and the technological know-how required.
  • zhè diàn yǐng shàng lái shuō shì duì yuán tái de chéng gōng gǎi biānjìn guǎn yòu shí ràng rén jué diàn yǐng biān zhě duì yuán zhù de chǔlǐ guò suí
    The film was a largely successful adaptation of the stage play, though sometimes one felt that the scriptwriter had taken rather too many liberties with the original text.
  • luó shuō chū huà lái
    Robert was choking with anger.
  • gāi yàng ,” luó fèn chā zuǐ shuō
    "He shouldn't be so careless," chipped in Robert indignantly.