zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè xiē zhì shì yóu qiáng xià níng de zhǒng hùn 'ér xíng chéng de
    These substances are formed from a mixture of liquids solidifying under great preasure.
  • zhè xiē chē zhì zào hěn jiēshí .
    These cars are solidly constructed.
  • zài màn cháng de shēng huó zhōng zhí zài gān xiē shénme ?
    What had she been doing during that long solitude?
  • miàn duì suǒ yòu zhè xiē shè huì guān zhí yòu zhǒng gǎn zhí xiǎng yào zhè zhǒng gǎn jué shí zēng
    in the face of all these ties,I have never lost a sense of distance and a need for solitude--feelings which increase with the years.
  • shǐ zài shèng shí suǒ luó mén wáng méi yòu xiàng zhè xiē huā zhōng de rèn duǒ yàng zhuāng shì
    Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.
  • zài xiàn zài suǒ dào de xiē hūn 'àn zhōng yào yòu fēi cháng mǐn ruì de pàn duàn cái zhī dào wèn gèng duō chū zài fāng
    In some of the divorce cases you read about nowadays, one would need to be as wise as Solomon to know which party was the more at fault.
  • zhè xiē wèn róng jiě jué
    These problems are not readily soluble.
  • zhè xiē zhì dōubù néng róng shuǐ
    None of these substances are soluble in water.
  • tōng guò pái chú xiē guān de chéngfèn lái jiā qiáng nóng zhǒng hùn zhōng de zhǒng róng )。
    strengthening the concentration (as of a solute in a mixture) by removing extraneous material.
  • xùn zhào kāi dài biǎo huì lái jiě jué zhè xiē wèn dàn zài dǎng nèi jiě jué hǎoér qiě zuò tán huì de fāng shì hǎo
    These problems are best solved by promptly convening conferences composed of representatives from all circles, rather than trying to solve them within the Party or through forums.
  • zhè xiē wèn jiě jué
    “ I had to solve all my questions.
  • cán mǒu zhǒng mǒu xiē chéngfèn bèi fēn jiě fēn jiě hòu xià de fēn
    The portion of an original liquid that remains after other components have been dissolved by a solvent.
  • zhè xiē gōng méi yòu jiě jué yòng de wèn
    The vendors are not solving user problems."
  • zhè xiē cuò shī duì jiě jué zhè wèn huì yòu chù
    These measures would go far towards solving the problem.
  • lìng zhǒng chéng jiù shì duì mǒu xiē nán de mǎn jiě jué
    Another kind is derived from the satisfaction of solving difficult problems.
  • yòu me xiē rén 'ài xuàn yào de cái
    There are soma people who like splashing their money around.
  • yòu xiē shū
    I have some books.
  • gěi xiē chá
    Give me some tea.
  • yòu kuài qiǎo gěi liǎo xiē
    She had a big piece of chocolate and she gave me some.
  • xiē gěi xiē gěi
    Some for you, and some for me.
  • yòu xiē liǎo gāo fēn
    I got some high marks in some subjects.
  • wài bīn : de zhào xiē rén mín wài
    My passport, some Renminbi and some foreign money.
  • yòu xiē yīng táo shì tián deyòu xiē yīng táo shì suān de
    Some cherries are sweet and some are sour.
  • " yòu xiē diàn zhù gěi liǎo men xiē zhè yàng de qián
    "Some shopkeepers brought us some notes like this.
  • zhàn zài bàng biān de xiē rén
    Some people standing by.
  • gěi mǎi xiē yóu piào
    Buy me some stamp.
  • gěi men xiē píng guǒ
    Give them some apples.
  • huà liǎo xiē huà
    He draws some pictures.
  • zhù dòng gōng xiē xiāo
    He volunteered some information.
  • xià miàn shì xiē
    Here are some examples:
  • " yòu tiān , guǒ néng zhēng dào gèng duō xiē , huì huò yōu xiù bào tóng jiǎng。 "
    "Someday, if he gets many more customers, Billy might win a prize for being an outstanding newspaper boy."
  • suǒ yòu zhè xiē wèn zǒng yòu tiān huì shǐ nǎo huǒ
    All my problems will drive me up the wall someday.