zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • sōu zhàn jiàn duì bèi léi chén
    The warship was struck by torpedo and sank.
  • zhǒng bèi shè chéng yòng fēi lái shè de léi
    a torpedo designed to be launched from an airplane.
  • zhè sōu chuán bèi léi zhōngchén méi liǎo
    The boat was struck by a torpedo and sank.
  • yòng léi jìn xíng jìn gōng huò yóu léi gōng 'ér chénmò
    To attack, strike, or sink with a torpedo.
  • shè yòng yán hǎi shuǐ jìn xíng léi gōng de xiǎo de gāo zhàn jiàn
    small high-speed warship designed for torpedo attacks in coastal waters.
  • dǎo dàn huò léi zài zhà yào dāng liàng de fēn
    the part of a missile or torpedo that carries the explosive charge.
  • zhǒng kào jìn chī shuǐ xiàn de léi bèi diǎn rán de guǎn
    a tube near the waterline of a vessel through which a torpedo is fired.
  • méi yòu shǒu huò yòu qīng shǒu de xiǎo de kuài de léi chuán; pt chuán
    a small fast unarmored and lightly armed torpedo boat; P(ropeller) T(orpedo) boat.
  • zhǒng yóu biāo yǐn dǎo de léixiàng bèi dòng de shēng yīn)。
    a torpedo that is guided to its target (as by the sound of a ship's engines).
  • léi shēng lóng lóngshǎn diàn hài rén qīng pén
    The thunder was very heavy, the lightning fearful, and it rained in torrents.
  • zài shuǐ shuǐ léi zhǐ yòu pèng shàng chuán cái huì bào zhàdàn shì kāi liǎo shuǐ men fàng zài shí shàng shí pèng biàn huì bào de
    In the water they seem to be safe unless they are borne down by a ship. But out of water, on a solid foundation, they are as touchy as hell.
  • zhè tào tǒng jiǔ jiǔ liù nián jīng guò gǎi liáng gāo zhuī ? chuán de xiào néng péng wān xīn léi zhàn zài jiǔ jiǔ nián shí yuè yòngjìn gǎi shàn gāi de jiāo tōng jiān chá
    The system was enhanced in 1996 to increase its vessel tracking capability and a new radar station in Mirs Bay has been commissioned in October 1998 to further improve traffic surveillance in that area.
  • chá 1567? 1619 yīng guó yǎn yuán yuàn jīng shì tóng shí dài zuì shèng míng de bēi yǎn yuán shì bàn yǎn suō shì de léi 》,《 'ěr wáng》,《 ào sài luó chá sān shìde zhùjué
    English actor and theater manager. The foremost tragedian of his day, he was the first to play the title roles in Shakespeare's Hamlet, King Lear, Othello, and Richard III.
  • āi léi · · léi , j.
    Julio Herrera y Reissig (1875 1910)
  • āi qiē jiā lài · · āi léi , j.de
    Jose de Echegaray y Eizaguirre (1832~ 1916)
  • léi de wén běn
    a Japanese translation of Hamlet
  • dāng cái pàn chū pàn shǐ chū de shí hòushǐ léi tíng
    When the umpire called Steve out at first, Steve blew his top.
  • léi méi 'ěr shuō , běn biān men tōng cháng shēng huó fāng shì bìng jiàn kāng , men yān yǐn hěn , quē yùn dòng , jīng cháng gōng zuò dào shēn , shuì mián
    " According to Redelmeier, screenwriters are more apt to lead unhealthy lifestyles, meaning they smoke more, exercise less, and work a lot of late-night hours, which translates into not enough sleep.
  • dàn duì chū lái zhà dào de guó rén lái shuōzhè xiē yǒu shàn de jiǔ què yóu qián cáng zhe yòu shì wēi xiǎn de léi ”。
    But these friendly hostelries can be minefields of potential gaffes for the uninitiated.
  • léi duìxīn xué jiāzhōu kān shuō:“ zuò liǎo qīn de nán wèi hūn nán de chā gèng míng xiǎn。”
    "And fathers seem to show an even more dramatic difference from unmarried men," Gray told New Scientist magazine.
  • hái shòu dào cóng wēi ruǎn dào léi - dài wéi shēng děng duō měi guó gōng de gōng kāi zhī chízhè shì tiān huāng de
    And it has received endorsements from an unprecedented number of major U.S. corporations ranging from Microsoft to Harley-Davidson.
  • duì gōng zhòng 'ér yánlāi zuì zhòng de yīcháng sài shì nián xià tiān zài niǔ yuē zhōu běi yíng zhàn jié · léi · léi shì 'ā nián dài zuì zhī míng de duì shǒu qiáo · léi de 'ér
    For the public, her biggest test took place last summer in upstate New Yorkwhen she took on Jacqui Frazier- Lyde, the daughter of Joe Frazier, her father's most celebrated opponent during the 1970s.
  • xīn léi shì liú mángzài gēn men zuò chī
    Hindley calls him a vagabond, and won't let him sit with us, nor eat with us any more;
  • dāng zhù shǒu zài lǎng de shí hòu tuán miàn yòu xìng léi ěr de rén。”
    and there was a Morrel who served in the same regiment with me when I was in garrison at Valence.'
  • háo wèn,《 míng chǎngshì léi suǒ yòu xiǎo shuō zhōng zuì jié chū de zuò pǐn
    Vanity Fair is, without doubt, the greatest of Thackeray's novels.
  • léi ěr hěn kuài yuè chéng wéi xiàn yǎn yuán
    Farrell quickly vaulted to the A-list.
  • dàn zhè yàng zuò dìng huì shǐ jìng de léi ěr xiān shēng gāo xīng de,” shuō
    "But it must have vexed M. Morrel, good, worthy man," said Caderousse.
  • dàn zhí dào zài yīcháng yóu 2000 rén cān jiā jìng zhēng jìn yóu luó · pèi léi biān de " fēi " dǎo duì de quán guó xìng sài zhōng qún fāng zhī hòucái zuì zhōng chuǎng hǎo lāi
    But it was when she won a national competition of about two thousand contestants vying to become one of choreographer Rosie Perez's “ fly girl” dancers that Lopez finally cracked into Hollywood.
  • zhuāng bèi yòu léi de fēi zài jiān fēi xíng shí fēi xíng yuán néng gòu zài léi píng shàng kàn jiàn yuǎn chù de jiàn zhù huò hái néng kàn jiàn qián miàn yīng yuǎn de xiǎn jùn shān fēng
    The pilot in an airplane equipped with radar, flying at night, can see on the radar viewing screen distant buildings, or perhaps a dangerous mountain peak that is miles ahead.
  • bié kàn kuài shí suì liǎogōng zuò què shì léi fēng xíng
    Though nearly 50, he was exceptionally vigorous in work.
  • shí shàng duì méng léi gōng yuán suǒ zhī
    I know virtually nothing about Monterey Park.
  • jìn guǎn néng jiàn chāfēi yóu léi dǎo háng fǎn háng liǎo
    The pilot homed in by means of radar, despite the poor visibility.