方zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • lún dūn dōng bù de běn tǔ rén suǒ shuō de fēi zhèng shì fāng yán。
    the nonstandard dialect of natives of the E end of London.
  • bù biāo zhǔn de fāng yán shì yī zhǒng méi yòu shòu guò jiào yù de shuō huà zhě huò zhě bù rè zhōng yú shè jiāo de rén suǒ shǐ yòng de yǔ yán； zài rén men yǎn jiǎng shí bù biāo zhǔn dān cí hé duǎn yǔ de gòng tóng hé xīn bù fēn － a.r. dùn lā pǔ。
    a nonstandard dialect is one used by uneducated speakers or socially disfavored groups; the common core of nonstandard words and phrases in folk speech- A.R.Dunlap.
  • zhè yī gōng zuò de fēi jì shù xìng fāng miàn； fēi jì shù xùn liàn； méi yòu jì qiǎo de dú zhě； yǐ qīng chǔ、 yòu xiào de fēi jì shù xìng yǔ yán。
    nontechnical aspects of the job; nontechnical training; an untechnical reader; in clear effective nontechnical language.
  • dǎ shǒu shì shì yī zhǒng fēi yán yǔ de biǎo dá fāng shì。
    Gestures are a nonverbal means of expression.
  • mǒu yī wén huà bèi jǐng de rén， bù xiàng lìng yī wén huà děng jǐng de rén nà yàng gōng kāi dì biǎo dá zì jǐ de qíng gǎn， zhè bìng bù yì wèi zhe tā men méi yòu qíng gǎn， ér shì tā men zài fēi yán yǔ biǎo dá fāng shì shàng cún yòu wén huà jìn gù。
    The fact that members of one culture do not express their emotions as openly as do members of another does not mean that they do not experience emotions. Rather, there are cultural restraints on the amount of nonverbal expressiveness permitted.
  • jí shǐ yī gè shù zì zhǐ bǐ líng dà yī diǎn diǎn ( lì rú 2 bù tíng dì kāi píng fāng gēn )， tā réng rán shǔ yú “ fēi líng ” zhí。
    A number that is the tiniest bit above zero is still nonzero.
  • pì rú nán fāng rén qīng xiàng chī jiào duō de mǐ fàn， rán 'ér běi fāng rén chī jiào duō de miàn shí。
    For example thepeople in the South tend to eat more rice, while the northern people eat more noodles.
  • pì rú nán fāng rén qīng xiàng chī jiào duō de mǐ fàn， rán 'ér běi fāng rén chī jiào duō de miàn shí。
    For example the people in the South tend to eat more rice, while the northern people eat more noodles.
  • jǐng fāng dào chù sōu chá táo fàn。
    The police searched every nook and corner for the escaped criminal.
  • zài huā yuán yìn liáng yōu pì de dì fāng xiū xī
    resting in a shady nook in the garden
  • yǐ zì rán de huò zhě zhèng cháng de fāng shì。
    in a natural or normal manner.
  • qiáng diào tōng cháng shì ruò dú de dì fāng 。
    stressing a normally weak beat.
  • yīng guó fǎ yǔ gǔ fǎ yǔ fāng yán， zhù yào cóng nuò màn fǎ yǔ fā zhǎn 'ér lái yóu yí jū yīng guó de nuò màn rén shǐ yòng
    The dialect of Old French, derived chiefly from Norman French, that was used by the Anglo-Normans.
  • yì shù jiā xiàng běi fāng de liàng guāng； běi mén láng。
    artists like north light; the north portico.
  • zhēn zhǐ xiàng běi fāng。
    The hand points north.
  • wǒ běi fāng rén。
    I'm from the north.
  • qiáng fēng zhuànxiàng dōng běi piān dōng fāng xiàng
    The prevailing wind trends east-northeast.
  • mò lǐ sēn shì měi guó tián nà xī zhōu dōng běi bù－ chéng shì， wèi yú nuò kè sī wéi 'ěr dōng běi piān dōng fāng 。 jiàn lì 1783 nián， shì yī gè zhì zào hé jiā gōng zhōng xīn。 rén kǒu 21， 385
    A city of northeast Tennessee east-northeast of Knoxville. Settled in1783, it is a manufacturing and processing center. Population,21, 385.
  • fēng cóng běi（ nán、 dōng、 xī、 dōng běi） fāng chuī lái。
    The wind is from the north(south, east, west, northeast).
  • duì， jī chǎng zài chéng de dōng běi fāng xiàng。
    Yes, the airport is to the northeast of the city.
  • lái zì dōng běi fāng xiàng de guāng zhào zài wǒ men shēn shàng。
    The light from the northeastern shone on us.
  • běi fēng hū xiào； běi fāng de bào fēng xuě； fēng lái zì běi fāng 。
    the north wind doth blow; a northern snowstorm; the winds are northerly.
  • jù hé mǎ shuō， dǐ bǐ sī zuì xǐ huān qù de dì fāng shì běi bù de dì shì kǎn kě de sè léi sī。
    The favorite land of Mars was, according to Home, the rough, northerly Thrace.
  • jīng qí dì zhù shì zhe běi fāng de tiān guāng
    Gazed with wonder at the northern lights.
  • tā céng yóu lì guò běi fāng zhū guó。
    She has travelled in northern countries.
  • běi fāng zì yóu zhù yì zhě； běi fāng gōng yè； běi fāng chéng shì。
    Northern liberals; northern industry; northern cities.
  • běi fāng huáng lí de xī bù yà zhǒng。
    western subspecies of northern oriole.
  • běi fāng hǎi yáng hé húpō dì qū de bàn pǔ yù。
    phalarope of northern oceans and lakes.
  • běi fāng dà cǎo yuán de huāng dì
    The wilds of the northern steppes.
  • tóng tóu shé měi guó nán běi zhàn zhēng qī jiān tóng qíng nán fāng de běi fāng rén
    A Northerner who sympathized with the South during the Civil War.
  • tóu jī jiā， mào xiǎn jiā měi guó nèi zhàn hòu wéi zhèng zhì huò jīng jì shàng de lì yì 'ér qù nán fāng de běi fāng rén
    A Northerner who went to the South after the Civil War for political or financial advantage.
  • běi fāng yì yuán zài měi guó nèi zhàn zhōng zhī chí nán fāng de běi fāng rén， yóu zhǐ zhī chí nú lì zhì de guó huì yì yuán
    A Northerner who sided with the South in the U.S. Civil War, especially a member of Congress who supported slavery.