zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • qīn duì jīng shuōzhè jìhuà shì piàn qīn zǒng shì gǎn zhí chén jiàn
    My father told the manager that scheme was a swindle: Father has always had the courage of his opinions.
  • bān lái shuōzài chéng tào shè bèi mǎi mài shù zhuǎn ràng guò chéng zhōng tài róng chū xiàn zhà piàn xíng wéiér zuì róng shēng zhà piàn xíng wéi de shì zài shāng pǐn mǎi mài huó dòng zhōng
    Generally speaking, there is little opportunity for the swindlers to take advantage in the trading of complete sets of equipment or transfer of technology, while commodity transactions are most vulnerable to swindling.
  • piàn tán zhèng jìn kàn jiàn jǐng chá zǒu lái jiù rán tíng zhù shuō liǎo
    The swindler broke off in the middle of his talk when he saw a policeman coming.
  • zēngguófān zài fēng jiā shū zhōngtán dào de jīng jiào hǎo de xué xiào shí shuō : gǒu néng fèn jiā shú shū kuàng zhī nào zhī chǎng shū xīn shǐjiē shū
    Tseng Kuofan, in one of his family letters concerning the expressed desire of one of his younger brothers to come to the capital and study at a better school, replied that: "If one has the desire to study, he can study at a country school, or even on a desert or in busy streets, and even as a woodcutter or a swineherd.
  • shuō jiē shòu de kàn
    You won't swing him around to your point of view.
  • néng shuō qīn zhuǎn 'ér zàn chéng men de guān diǎn
    Can you swing your father round to our point of view?
  • jiù shì shuō néng cóng biān bǎi dào lìng biān
    that is to say, it can swing from side to side.
  • zhū shuō ,“ xiǎng zuì hǎo bié zài fēng zhuō yǐng
    "I think he [had] better stop swinging at shadows," Giuliani said.
  • de ruì shì qīn shuōzhè xiē yuán dōuhěn lǎo shí huì luàn qiāo zhú gàng de
    My Swiss relative told me that the Swiss shop assistants were very honest and would not take advantage of their customers.
  • zhè cháng piān xiǎo shuō zài zhāng huí guò tóu zhòng xīn shù xiē zhù yào de rén
    In the fifth chapter the novel switches back to pick up its major characters.
  • shì shì ruì shì shuō de rén de zhōng xīn
    Zurich is the center of the German-speaking part of Switzerland.
  • yòu rén shuōruì shì méi yòu tiān rán yuányòu de shì rén de tóu nǎo
    It is said that Switzerland lacks natural resources but has human brains.
  • yào qiú jiā xīnfǒu jiù bùgànliǎoshì ?” biān shuō biān zài yáo lái yáo
    "I understand you want a raise or you're going to quit," rich dad said as he swiveled in his office chair.
  • tīng shuō guò héng héng wén de zhèng rén ?” tóu niǔ guò lái yòng chī jīng de guāng dīng zhe 。“ gāi shì shuō shì xiē zhèng rén zhōng de yuán ?”
    "You're heard of-of Marvin's witnesses?" Her head swiveled round. She was trying to keep her startled eyes on his. "You don't mean to say you're one of them?"
  • hái men shuō men réng rán 'è zhe shì fàng liǎo pán dàn gāo zài zhuō shàngjiēguǒ dàn gāo xià jiù jiàn liǎo
    The children said they were still hungry so I put a plate of cakes on the table and at one fell swoop they vanished.
  • zhè wèi yán rén shuō : " de ' juédòu shì ' pèi dài de jiàn dōushì liào huò zhě tóu zhì dedàn shì zhè rén ( ) què dài zhe zhēn jiàn dào chù zǒu dòng
    "The other centurions use plastic or wooden swords, but this man was carrying around a real sword.
  • shì shuō shì qīng bái de
    He swore he had clean hands.
  • shì yào shuō zhēn huà
    He swore to tell the truth.
  • zhèng zhòng shuō huì chí dào
    She swore not to be late.
  • kěn dìng shuō , cóng wèi jiàn guò .
    She swore that she'd never seen him.
  • shì yào shuō zhēn huà
    He swore that he could tell the truth.
  • shì shuō gāi dài kuǎn qīng liǎo
    He swore to having paid for the goods.
  • shì shuō cóng wèi niàn shuō guò huà
    He swore that he have never talk with the girl.
  • kàn liǎo xià chéng , shuō méi cuò , què shí shì 4 yīng , hái jiān xìn shì 20 yīng
    I checked the odometer. He was right. Four miles exactly. I could have sworn it was 20.
  • dào quán shì jiè gēn zhí xíng rén yuán jiǎng duō yòng lái biàn lùn shuō bān suǒ jiǎng de swot fēn bìng shì fāng shì jiè de xiàn dài " míng ", ér shì yuán 2000 duō nián qián de zhōng guó
    In my lectures to executives around the world, I have often used this phrase to argue that what we now commonly called SWOT analysis is not a modern "invention" from the Western world. Rather, it originated in China more than 2,000 years ago.
  • qīng chǔ gǎo dǒng liǎo de shì shì shuō shì lǎo rén men shēng huó de xiǎng chǎng suǒ
    I am not sure I follow him right. Does he mean(that) Sydney is an ideal place for old people?
  • suī shuō nèi róng jiǎn qīng liǎoshí shàng gōng gèng duōgēngshēn liǎo
    While the syllabus has been reduced, students are getting more and tougher homework.
  • bàn shuō !
    Not a syllable!
  • méi shuō
    He didn't utter a syllable.
  • bìng suàn miáo tiáo , duì ? duì pàng pàng de péng yǒu shuō .
    You're not exactly sylphlike, are you?' she said to her fat friend.
  • cóng mǒu xiē shàng shuō men shàn qīng tīngjiù fǎn yìng liǎo men de shēng huó fāng shì
    In some ways,the way we fail to listen is symbolic of the way we live.
  • xiǎn lóng zǒng céng zhǐ chūyǎn shuō jiǎo luò de zhù yào shì xiàng zhēng xìng de
    As pointed out by Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, the Speakers' Corner will be mainly symbolic.