zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiǎng yòu jīng shén shàng xíng zhèng guǎn shàng quán wēi de gāo shī jiào zhōng zhǐ dìng lái jiān shì shī de rénzài xiē jiào huì yīng guó guó jiào zōng jiào tuán dōng zhèng jiào luó tiān zhù jiàobèi rèn wéi shì
    a clergyman having spiritual and administrative authority; appointed in Christian churches to oversee priests or ministers; considered in some churches (Anglican Communion and Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic) to be successors of the twelve apostles of Christ.
  • wèn jūn néng yòu duō chóuqià jiāng chūn shuǐ xiàng dōng liú
    Should I be ask how much anguish I have found, Strange! It is like flowing water, eastward bound.
  • shì cóng tòng de shì jiè zhōng táo tuō , ér shì cóng xīn gòng tóng guān xīn , qíng bié rén fēn xiǎng xiē dōng , cóng 'ér jiāng zhè xiē gǎn jué chuán sòng dào gèng zhòng yào de fāng fēng men de shēng mìng
    No, not to escape from the anguish of the world, but to find within ourselves together how to care and how to share something passionately so that we may transport these sensitivities to where it matters more in the larger fullness of our lives.
  • tiān chū méi fāng wèi jiǎo yán píng xiàn cóng zhǔn què de dōng huò fāng xiàng dào tiān píng xiàn shù zhí juàn jiāo chā jiǎo de jiǎo
    The angular distance along the horizon from true east or west to the intersection of the vertical circle of a celestial body with the horizon.
  • zhè shì líng hún shuō wéi bèi jǐng de : shì jiān wàn dōuyòu shēng mìnghuò dōuyòu shén líng fùzhuó héng héng shān chuān liú qiē dào gāo líng de dōng
    The background was animistic: everything was alive or inhabited by a spirit mountains, rivers, and everything that reached a grand old age.
  • huí xiāng wèi de xīng xíng guǒ shí huò zhǒng yòng dōng fāng de pēngtiáo yào
    anise-scented star-shaped fruit or seed used in Oriental cooking and medicine.
  • kāi sài 'ěr zhōng chéng shìwèi 'ān dōng nán zhè zuò xiàn dài chéng shì jiàn gōng yuán 4 shì rén kǒu 281, 320
    A city of central Turkey southeast of Ankara. The modern city was founded in the fourth century a.d. Population,281, 320.
  • āi 'ěr lún 'ěr dōng chéng shìwèi 'ān dōng gōng yuán 15 shì shí zuò wéi bài zhàn tíng guó de biān jìng mào zhàn 'ér wén míngrén kǒu 190, 241
    A city of eastern Turkey east of Ankara. It was known in the fifth century a.d. as an important Byzantine frontier post. Population,190, 241.
  • zhǔn bèi zhè tiān shàng xiǎo shí chéng dìng zuò de jié hūn bìng gěi 'ān bèi 'ěr mǎi shàng xiē hǎo dōng
    He was going the Little Rock that day to order his wedding-suit and buy something nice for Annabel.
  • nián qīng shí guò shǎo xīn huá rén zuò jiā de yóu sǎnwén fān zuò pǐn tōng guò huá wén lái nián》), shǎo bào kān qīng nián gèng kānzǎi liǎo lái dōng nán guó jiā de huá wén zuò pǐn jìn liǎo duì lín guó shè huì rén wén de rèn shí
    I remember reading many travelogues, essays and translated works (I read "The Malay Annals" in Chinese) by Singaporean and Malaysian Chinese writers in my youth. Many newspapers and young people's magazines also published Chinese works from other countries in Southeast Asia. This promoted my understanding of other societies in the region.
  • nián qīng shí guò shǎo huá zuò jiā de yóu sǎnwén fān zuò pǐn ( tōng guò huá wén lái nián》 ), shǎo bào kān qīng nián gèng kānzǎi liǎo lái dōng nán guó jiā de huá wén zuò pǐn jìn liǎo duì lín guó shè huì rén wén de rèn shí
    I remember reading many travelogues, essays and translated works (I read "The Malay Annals" in Chinese) by Singaporean and Malaysian Chinese writers in my youth. Many newspapers and young people's magazines also published Chinese works from other countries in Southeast Asia. This promoted interaction and understanding among the different societies in the region.
  • lùn shénme dōng 'ān dōubù yuàn jiāo huàn
    Anne wouldn t exchange with him for anything.
  • ān xīn jiào shòu hǎi lún bié shì gǎn xīng de dōng
    Anne was careful to teach Helen especially those subjects in which she was interested.
  • dōng fāng shāng jiǎ jiāo gòu zhì miào de zhì zuò shèng 'ān yán rán jiù shì de shēng
    and trafficked for strange webs with Eastern merchants: and, as Saint Anne, the mother of Mary;
  • 'èr shì jiè zhàn quán miàn bào qián běn guó zhù jīng tūn liǎo zhōng guó dōng běi lǐng jìn huá běixíng shì wēi
    Shortly before the outbreak of World War II, the Japanese, having annexed territory in China's northeast, proceeded to march on Beijing.
  • shèng dàn dǎo zhǎo dǎo nán yìn yáng dōng de zuò dǎo yóu 'ào guǎn xiázài 1888 nián yóu yīng guó tūn bìng, 1958 nián zhù quán guī 'ào
    An Australian-administered island in the eastern Indian Ocean south of Java. It was annexed by Great Britain in1888 and came under Australian sovereignty in1958.
  • xīn fěi luó 'ěr lián 'ōu zhōu fēn nán chéng shìwèi sài tuō 'ěr dōng běi de de nán zuì chū rén zài dìng , 1784 nián bèi 'é luó tūn bìngrén kǒu 331, 000
    A city of southern European U.S.S.R. in the southern Crimea northeast of Sevastopol. Originally settled by Scythians, it was annexed by Russia in1784. Population,331, 000.
  • màn tǎn zhōu zhōng de shǐ shàng de wèi hǎi dōng 10 shì yòu shuō jué de mín dìng , 1881 nián bèi bìng 'é guó
    A historical region of west-central Asia east of the Caspian Sea. Inhabited by Turkic-speaking peoples since the tenth century, it was annexed by Russia in1881.
  • 'ěr zhōng guó běi jiē rǎng de lián zhōng fēn dōng nán de yuē zài 13 shì qián yóu jiǎng jué de měnggǔ rén zhù, 1864 nián bèi 'é luó zhàn lǐng
    A region of southeast Central Asian U.S.S.R. bordering on northwest China. It was probably inhabited before the13th century by a Turkic-speaking Mongolian people and was annexed by Russia in1864.
  • lěi 'ōu zhōu dōng běi zhù yào wèi lián běi zài fēn lán wān bái hǎi zhī jiāngāi zài 9 shì shí shǒu bèi hòu lái shòu ruì diǎn rén de tǒng zhì, 1721 nián bèi 'é guó bìng tūn
    A region of northeast Europe mainly in the northwest U.S.S.R. between the Gulf of Finland and the White Sea. First mentioned in the ninth century, the area later came under Swedish domination and was annexed by Russia in1721.
  • ā 'ěr guó dōng de qián shì shěngjiè lāi yīn shān mài zhōng jiān。 1871 nián zhàn zhēng hòu lín jìn de luò lín tóng bèi guó tūn bìng, 1919 nián fán 'ěr sài yuē qiān dìng hòu huí guī guó
    A region and former province of eastern France between the Rhine River and the Vosges Mountains. Along with neighboring Lorraine, it was annexed by Germany in1871 after the Franco-Prussian War and returned to France by the Treaty of Versailles(1919).
  • shí jiǔ shì zhōng é guó xiān hòu tūn bìng liǎo zhōng hào hǎn sān hàn guózài zhōng zhōng shè liǎo jué tǎn zǒng shì fāng xiē rén chēng zhōng zhōng wéi jué tǎn”, huòé shǔ jué tǎn”, zhōng guó xīn jiāng chēng wéi dōng jué tǎn”。
    In the middle of the 19th century, Russia annexed the three Central Asian khanates of Khiva, Bukhara and Kokand one after another, and set up the “ Turkistan Governorship” in the Hezhong (Samarkand) area of Central Asia. Therefore, some people in the West called the Hezhong area “ West Turkistan” or “ Russian Turkistan,” and China’ s Xinjiang region “ East Turkistan.
  • dàn yóu men de jìn jūn yǐn liǎo liàng rén dào zhōng yuán fāng miànzhè yàng jiù cóng gēn běn shàng huài liǎo rén jiāng zhàn zhēng yǐn xiàng jiě fàng chè cuī huǐ jiě fàng de fǎn mìng jìhuàér jiāng zhàn zhēng yǐn xiàng liǎo guó mín dǎng tǒng zhì dàn bǎo cún liǎo yuán yòu jiě fàng de běn ér qiě shǐ yǒu jūn zài shān dōngzài běizài běizài jìn nánzài běizài dōng běi děng shùn jiān miè liǎo liàng rénhuī liǎo guǎng shī shǐ quán zhuǎn liǎo gōng shì men de xīn bìng shì bái fèi de
    And that is not all. Since we marched to the Central Plains, we have drawn large numbers of enemy troops here, thus utterly upsetting the enemy's counter-revolutionary plan to carry the war into the liberated areas and completely destroy these areas and pushing the war into areas under Kuomintang rule. In this way, we have not only preserved the existing liberated areas, but also enabled friendly army units along various routes to annihilate large numbers of enemy troops and recover large tracts of lost territory in Shandong, northern Jiangsu, northern Henan, southern Shanxi, northwest and northeast China and in other places. As a result, we have helped bring about offensives on all fronts. We have not suffered hardship for nothing.
  • jiào 'áoyào fǎn duì jué mín wài de qiē mín ”, xiāo miè jiào ”, zhōng guó shì dōng jué tǎn mín 3000 nián de guó”, děng děng
    They clamored for “ opposition to all ethnic groups other than Turks” and for the “ annihilation of pagans,” asserting that China had been “ the enemy of the East Turkistan’ nation for 3,000 years.”
  • 20 duō nián lái yòng yán xíng dòng zhuī zhú zhe de xīn guǎng de zhōng dōng shǐ yòng jǐn zhī de wēi xiéqiǎngpò miè jué shǒu duàn lái duì xiē néng dǎng dào de rén
    For more than 20 years, by word and by deed Saddam Hussein has pursued his ambition to dominate Iraq and the broader Middle East using the only means he knows, intimidation, coercion and annihilation of all those who might stand in his way.
  • guó 'ào wěi huì zài kāi huìyào xuān liǎng jiàn yòu huàshídài de shì qíng : jiàn shì xuān xuǎn chǎn shēng de 2008 nián 'ào yùn huì huì zhù bàn guó 'èr jiàn shì xuān shuí lái jiē jiāng xiè rèn de zhū 'ān · ān dōng · lán
    The IOC met in Moscow for two landmark announcements-the first the election of the 2008 host and the second the replacement of outgoing President Juan Antonio Samaranch.
  • zhì zào gān rǎo 'ān de dōng
    something that causes irritation and annoyance.
  • fán nǎo de gēn yuán shǒu de shì nǎo de gēn yuántǎo yàn de dōng huò rén
    A source of annoyance; a nuisance.
  • shǐ rén tòng de dōng sāo rǎofán nǎo huò tòng de lái yuán
    A source of harassment, annoyance, or pain.
  • fán wèn děng yǐn fán huò fán nǎo de dōng
    Something, such as a problem, that causes annoyance or trouble.
  • zài jiǔ jiǔ 'èr zhì jiǔ liù nián jiānxiāng gǎng dōng méng guó jiā de mào 'éměi nián píng jūn zēng jiā bǎi fēn zhī 'èr shí
    Our trade with ASEAN nations rose by an average of 21 per cent per annum from 1992 to 1996.
  • yǐn duì kāi huò shǐ rén shī xīng de dōng
    (informal) something causing antagonism or loss of interest.