zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè fǎn yìng máo zhù hòu yòu xiē jiàn kāng de xiǎngjiù shì shuōyòu jiāzhǎng zhì zhè xiē fēng jiàn zhù xìng zhì de dōng
    It reflects some unhealthy ideas in his twilight years, that is, patriarchal ways which are feudal in nature.
  • wèishénme men zài zhè 'ér bǎi cān zhuō wèn dào。“ qīng chǔ guò kàn xiē cān zhuō bǎi zài zhè 'ér shì hǎo chù fán yòu 。”
    "Why don't they have tables here?" Patrick asked. "I'm not sure, but I fancy they were more trouble than they were worth."
  • shèng jié suǒ yòu měi guó réndōu biàn chéng liǎo míng 'ài 'ěr lán rén qiē yědōu biàn liǎoshèn zhì xiē píng shí huì shì de dōng
    St. Patrick's Day turns everybody in the United States into honorary Irishmen and women and every-thing turns green, even things not normally seen in that colour.
  • jiàn qiáo xué dòng xíng wéi xué zhuān jiā · bèi sēn jiào shòu shuō:“ cháng jiǔ lái rén men jiù zhī dào dòng xiàng rén yàng wèile dào zhè xiē chóu láo 'ér wán chéng rèn 。”
    Professor Patrick Bateson, an expert on animal behavior at Cambridge University, said: "It's been known for a long time that animals will work like anything to get these rewards."
  • men chóngshēn bǎo rán yuán de chéng nuòzhè xiē yuán shì rén mín chuán de cái chǎnzhǐ yìng yòng wéi rén mín móu
    We reaffirm our commitment to protect Iraq's natural resources, as the patrimony of the people of Iraq, which should be used only for their benefit.
  • zhōng chéngài guó zhù tóng xué qíng zhè xiē dōushì men huān gāo lín xià de tài suí cháo nòng de duì xiàng
    Loyalty, patriotism, the old school tie these were all things at which we loved, in our superior way, to poke fun.
  • zhè wèi nián qīng de yǎn yuán zhī dàozài shēng jiàn duì zhī de xiē nián tóuài guó zhù shì lián jié páng guān zhòng de jiān huán jié
    The young actor realised that, in these years near the Armada, patriotism was the link which most strongly united the very mixed audiences in the playhouses.
  • jǐng chá jiāng xiē liú làng zhě qiáng xíng tuī xún luó chē zhōng
    The police hustled the tramps into the patrol car.
  • jiāng zhè xiē shī xiàn gěi de zàn zhù rén
    He inscribed those poems to his patron.
  • qǐng gěi kàn xiē zhǐ yàng hǎo
    Will you show me some pattern?
  • men zhè 'ér yòu xiē liú xíng de kuǎn shì
    We have some fashionable patterns here.
  • qǐng gěi kàn xiē zhǐ yàng hǎo
    Would you show me some patterns?
  • gěi men zuò liǎo xiē xiǎo xiàn bǐng
    I made some patties for them.
  •  “ xué xiào de xiē xué shēng cuò liǎopèi
    “ The kids at school are wrong, Patty.
  • níng shì zhe xià miàn de dēng huǒxiǎng zhegǎn xiè zhè xiē hǎo rén bāng zhù chóngxīn huò shēng mìng !。
    Patty gazes down at the lights below and thinks,Bless all you wonderful people who helped me get my life back!
  • dàn shì men zhè hái yòu xiē shēn shì xiāng tóngnián líng xiāng fǎng de lián de niàn men bèi mái zài gōng gòng měi dāng tīng dào men lián de shī bèi rēng jìn de shí hòu de xīn zǒng xiàng bèi suì liǎo nán shòu
    But we've got poor girls here of the same sort and the same age that get thrown into a pauper's grave, and it breaks my heart when I hear their poor bodies drop into the earth.
  • tíng liǎo huì yòu jiā shàng :“ gèng yòu yòng xiē 。”
    He added after a pause, "More so, perhaps."
  • è liè de tiān shǐ men duì shì fǒu kāi chē xiāng xià yòu xiē yóu
    The bad weather gave us pause about driving to the country.
  • zhè xiē zhuān yào yòng lái yuàn
    These bircks are to pave the courtyard.
  • xiǎng mǎi xiē bèi tiǎo jiǎn guò de hóng shì。”
    "I don't want to buy tomatoes that have already been pawed about by other customers."
  • dìng de zài wèi lái de mǒu huò mǒu xiē shí cháng hái de
    Payable on a future date or dates.
  • shì fēn rén jiē shòu liǎoyòu xiē rén zuò liǎng fèn gōng bìng qiě fēi cháng gōng zuòdàn réng zhǐ néng dào hěn shǎo de bào chóu。”
    Most just accept it, and some take a second job working harder, but again accepting a small paycheck."
  • men píng pàn de shì xiē shǒu zhí xíng guān jǐyǔ liǎo dōng zuì hǎo de huí bàobìng qiě tóng shí lǐng liǎo de xīn chóu
    We set out to determine which chief executives give the best return to shareholders and while doing so take a reasonable paycheck
  • yòu xiē rén huì zhè me zuò dejǐn jǐn yīn wéi men men de jiā tíng yào qián 'ér jiē shòu zhè fèn gōng dàn men suǒ zuò de zhǐ shì děng dàiděng dài zhe néng yòu huì ràng men zhèng dào gèng duō de qián shǐ wèn jiě jué
    "That's what the other people do. Just accept a paycheck knowing that they and their family will struggle financially. But that's all they do, waiting for a raise thinking that more money will solve the problem.
  • zhè zhèng shì duō shù yuán dào men gōng dān shí de gǎn jué wài hái yào kòu chú shuì xiē xiàng
    "And that is how most employees feel when they look at their paychecks. Especially after all the tax and other deductions are taken out.
  • zhè xiē gōng rén men zài xīn de qián tiān shǒu tóu 'ér zǒng shì hěn jǐn
    These workers are always hard up for money several days before payday.
  • zhí qín shí shuì zhe liǎo de wèi bīng bèi shuō chéng shì zhí de yán”, shì zài xià gōng shí dào de yán huì shǎo xiē ( jīn tiān yīng zhōng réng yòng zhí de yánzhè biǎo zhǐ zài gōng zuò zhōng chènzhí de rén )。
    And guard who fell asleep while on duty was said to be "not worth his salt," and as a result he would get a little less salt on his next payday! (The expression, "not worth his salt," is still used today in English to refer to a person felt to be incapable of doing a job).
  • rèn wéi shuì rén duì zhè xiē huì hěn de
    I do not think the tax payer is very happy about that.
  • rèn wéi shuì rén duì zhè xiē huì hěn de
    I do not think the tax payers are very happy about that.
  • zhè fēn qián chēng zuò " gòng fèi yòng "。 bìng rén guǒ yòng liǎo zhè xiē jiù yào dìng zhè fēn qián
    These payments together are called co-payment,which is the fixed amount paid by the patient if he uses these services.
  • zhè xiē dài miàn de rén lán jié liǎo zhí yuánhái xīn dài zǒu liǎo
    The masked me help up the clerk and made away with the payroll.
  • lóng bàn zài mǒu xiē huā wān dòu huāzhōng de liǎng xiāng lián de huā bàn
    A pair of united petals in certain flowers, as those of the pea.