些zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yòu xiē rén gǎn dào tuì xiū shēng huó hěn jiān nán， dàn tā qīng 'ér yì jǔ dì shì yìng liǎo。
    Some people find retiring difficult, but he has taken it all in his stride.
  • zhè xiē gǔ piào lìlǜ hěn gāo。
    These shares return a good rate of interest.
  • wǒ dé zài mǎi xiē dǎ zì jī sè dài lái。
    I must get some more typewriter ribbon.
  • wǎn fàn shí tā chī liǎo yī xiē mǐ fàn。
    He had some rice for supper.
  • wǒ men lái chǎn chú zhè xiē zuì 'è。
    Let us have riddance of these evils.
  • bào zhǐ shàng měi tiān dōuyòu wén zhāng tǎo lùn zhèng fǔ jiàng dī shī yè shuài de jìhuà―― zài zhè xiē jìhuà bèi fù zhū shí xiàn yǐ qián， jīhū bèi tán dé jiào bù rén gǎn xīng qù liǎo。
    Every day the newspapers have contained articles about the government's plans to reduce unemployment-they've been almost ridden to death before they've even been put into practice.
  • zì xíng chē hé xiǎo qì chē shù liàng jiǎn shǎo huì zào chéng yī xiē xīn de wèn tí。
    The decrease in the number of bicycles and cars might give rise to another new set of problems.
  • ( mǒu xiē mín zú xí sú zhōng de ) jìn nián qìng zhù yì shì ( rú chéng nián diǎn lǐ zhī lèi ); yī shēng zhōng zhí dé qìng zhù de dà shì
    the rite of passage (=[ fǎ ]Leritedepassage)
  • zhè xiē lái fǎng zhě zài chéng lǐ yóu guàng。
    The visitors roamed around the town.
  • méi yòu zhè me dà de dì fāng lái fàng zhè xiē shū。
    There is not so much room for these books.
  • méi yòu rén lái zhāi zhè xiē chéng shú de shuǐ guǒ， tā men yǐ jīng kāi shǐ làn liǎo。
    The ripe fruit began to rot when no one came to pick it.
  • jǐng chá dài bǔ liǎo nà xiē è gùn。
    The police rounded up those rogues.
  • wǒ men xū zài wǒ men rì cháng gōng wù zhōng jiàn lì yī xiē zhì dù .
    We must introduce some system into our office routine.
  • shǐ shàng yī zhān shàng liǎo yī xiē wèi gān de qī
    rub one's coat against some wet paint
  • yòu xiē lǎo shī qù 'é luó sī jiē shòu měi shù jiào yù。
    Some teachers went to Russia to be educated in fine arts.
  • chuāng hù shàng nà xiē jīn shǔ huā biān rú bù shàng yóu qī， hěn kuài jiù huì shēng xiù làn diào。
    If you don't paint those metal trimmings on your windows, they will soon rust away to nothing.
  • zhè xiē kuáng yě de nián qīng rén shénme dōubù zūn zhòng。
    Nothing is sacred to these wild youths.
  • lǎo bǎn bǎ nà xiē zuì nán yìng fù de gù kè quán tuī gěi tā liǎo。
    The boss saddled her with all the most difficult customers.
  • zhè xiē yě shēng shuǐ guǒ yòu nǎ yī zhǒng shì 'ān quán kě chī de má ?
    Is any of these wild fruits safe to eat?
  • bǐ 'ěr duì tānɡ mǔ suǒ shuō de dǎ lán qiú bǐ tī zú qiú 'ān quán xiē de huà biǎo shì huái yí。
    Bill called in question Tom's remark that basketball is safer than football.
  • nǚ hái zài tā de huā yuán lǐ zhǒng liǎo xiē yī chuàn hóng。
    The girl planted some scarlet sage in her garden.
  • zhè xiē tuī xiāo yuán kě cóng tuī xiāo de shāng pǐn shàng huò dé yī dìng bǎi fēn bǐ de yòngjīn .
    The salesmen get a percentage (ie a commission) on everything they sell.
  • yī xiē yòu míng qì de jiǔ bā， xīng qī sì de tóu yī bēi jiǔ cóng qián shì miǎn fèi de。
    The first drink Thursday was on the house in the leading saloon.
  • zhè xiē shū cài xū yào jiā xiē yán。
    The vegetables need more salt.
  • mào xiǎn duì mǒu xiē rén lái shuō shì shēng huó zhōng de cì jī。
    Adventure is the salt of life to some people.
  • duì mǒu xiē rén lái shuō， mào xiǎn shì shēng huó de cì jī。
    Adventure is the salt of life to some men.
  • zài nǐ chū guó zhī qián， yīnggāi xiān jì gěi kè hù yī xiē yàng pǐn。
    You must send some sample to the customer before you go abroad.
  • nǐ tīng tīng tā nà xiē wú lǐ de huà !
    Just listen to her sass!
  • 《 yī suǒ yù yán》 zhōng yòu yī xiē shì fěng cì zuò pǐn。
    Some of Aesop's Fables are satires.
  • wéi nà xiàng sǔn shī wǒ yào qiú yī xiē bǔ cháng。
    I demand some satisfaction for that loss.
  • dāng 'ōu zhōu rén hái shì jū zhù zài dòng xué zhōng de yě mán rén shí， zhè xiē dì fāng de wén huà zǎo yǐ shí fēn fán róng chāng shèng。
    These civilizations flourished while Europeans were still savages living in caves.
  • wǒ néng gé zhe qiáng tīng jiàn tā zài diàn huà lǐ shuō liǎo xiē shénme。
    I could hear what he was saying on the phone through the partition.