zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wàng bīn sài xiān shēng néng jué dìng zài 'ài 'ěr zhù
    “ I hope, Mr. Spencer, you ll decide to stay in Elmore.
  • bīn sài xiān shēng shuō xiǎng zài zhè zhèn shàng dāi duàn shí jiānkàn kàn qíng kuàng
    Mr. Spencer said that he would stop in the town for a few days and consider the situation.
  • xiǎng rèn cuò rén liǎo bīn sài xiān shēng shuō,“ xiǎng rèn shí
    “ I guess you’ re mistaken, Mr. Spencer,” he said. “ I don’ t believe I recognize you.
  • jīng zài fēi shī shì zhōng yùnànyòu xiāo shuō pān sài xiān shēng jiāng jiē de zhí wèi
    The manager died in the air crash; word spreads that Mr Spencer is to fill dead men’ s shoes.
  • rén gòng tóng de xiān shì běi hàn dùn jùn de yòu xiāng shēn hēng · pān sài ( 14 ), tóng suō bèi · lín kěn jié hūn
    The same ancestry of the three is Henry Spencer(1420~1478 ), a wealthy squire of North Ham ptonshire. He married Isabella Lincoln.
  • diàn yuán xiǎng jiào shǒu xià rén bān shǒu xiāng bīn sài xiān shēng shuō yào huì
    The clerk wanted to call the boy to carry up the suitcase, but Mr. Spencer said that he needn’ t do it. He would carry his suitcase himself;
  • shí shàngchá 'ěr wáng dài 'ān · bīn sài shì zài xiāng shì shí liù nián hòu liǎo xiè hòu shì zài 1977 nián 11 yuè de xiāng cūn shòu liè huì zhōng
    In fact, it would be sixteen years before Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer took place in the middle of a farmer's field during a shooting party in November 1977.
  • fēng de yòu sài de jīn shǔ róng yòng jiā huò duān chá huò fēi
    A closed metal vessel having a spigot and used for warming or serving tea or coffee.
  • wēi shì cóng diào sài de píng zhōng jiàn chū
    whiskey spilled from the unstoppered bottle.
  • de luàn sài zài bāo zhòu liǎo
    Her clothes are all huddled up inside that bag getting spoilt.
  • de sài zài bāo zhòu liǎo
    Your clothes are all huddled up inside that bag getting spoilt.
  • de tuán zài sài zài bāo huì bèi nòng huài de
    Your clothes are all huddled up inside the bag . they may get spoilt.
  • ěr yìng huà zhèng zhǒng yīn sōng zhì shēng bìng tài sài liǎo cuò zài 'ěr chuāng nèi de yùn dòng de 'ěr bìng dǎo zhì jiàn jìn xìng 'ěr lóng
    A disease of the ear in which the movement of the stapes within the oval window becomes impeded by abnormal deposits of spongy bone, leading to a progressive loss of hearing.
  • nián 12 yuè kōng jūn zhēn chá yuán yòng de jiē shōu " sài " suàn chū liǎo bān biāo de wèi zhìdàn suí hòu gāi zhuāng zhì diàn chí méi diàn liǎo
    In December, after an Air Force spotter calculated the position of a Taliban target with his plugger, the device's battery went dead.
  • wèijiā zhuāng zuò diàn shǐjiā yòu tián sài tánhuángzuò diàn yòng lái gài de zhì
    To supply(furniture) with stuffing, springs, cushions, and covering fabric.
  • guǎn yán de zhǒng chū zhèng zhuàng shì duō tándǎo zhì màn xìng sòu liú sài
    a form of bronchitis characterized by excess production of sputum leading to a chronic cough and obstruction of air flow.
  • jiàndié gòu huà liǎo zhāng zhè zuò yào sài de píng miàn
    The spy traced a plan of the fort.
  • liàng gōng gòng chē hǎo róng sài jìn liǎo shí rén
    They managed to squash forty people into the bus.
  • zài méi wǎng xiāng sài liǎo jīng zhuāng mǎn liǎo
    I can't squash any more clothes in the case, there's no more room.
  • xiāng jīng hěn mǎn liǎodàn men hái shì quán sài jìn liǎo
    It was a tight squeeze but we finally got all the clothes into the case.
  • men zǒng suàn xíng sài jìn chē liǎo , guò yào mìng .
    We managed to get all the luggage into the car but it was a tight squeeze.
  • shǒu xiāng hái néng zài sài xiē
    Can you squeeze more clothes into the suitcase?
  • xiāng tài mǎn zài sài jìn rèn shū liǎo
    The case is full, I can't squeeze any more books in.
  • zhū sài zhōu de bèi liǎo 30 dāocáng zài nèi chú de 1800 yuán xiàn jīn bèi jié kōng
    She had been stabbed 30 times and robbed of 1,800 in cash that she kept in a linen closet.
  • chē huò yǐn liǎo jiāo tōng sàichē liàng pái de cháng lóng yòu hǎo cháng
    Traffic was stacked up for miles because of the accident.
  • shì yòng tuō zhài zhù men táng sài kāi
    Try to stall off one's creditors
  • téng 'ěr de yǎn jīng zhí suí zhe 'ài méng měi sài tái zhí dào men xiāo shī zài shèng · bǎo de guǎi jiǎo chù cái huí guò tóu lái zǎi guān chá 'ěr nán duō 'ěr nán duō jīng dǎo zài liǎn cāng báihún shēn dǒu zhèng zài biān hán chàng biān jiǔ
    DANGLARS followed Edmond and Mercédès with his eyes until the two lovers disappeared behind one of the angles of Fort Saint Nicolas, then turning round, he perceived Fernand, who had fallen, pale and trembling, into his chair, while Caderousse stammered out the words of a drinking-song."
  • bīn sài shī jié shì 'ài méng bīn sài de zhù zuòxiān hòuchuán de
    the spenserian stanza was introduced by Edmund Spenser in The Faerie Queene.
  • dìng guǎn zhǒng tǒng kǒu jìng de shì guǎnyòu jīng què de xià duān yòu tíng zhǐ xuán sài bié yòng shí yàn shì zhōng duì jīng què liú de fēn pèi cèliáng chéng
    A uniform-bore glass tube with fine gradations and a stopcock at the bottom, used especially in laboratory procedures for accurate fluid dispensing and measurement.
  • tíng dùn de yīn shí liú duǎn zàn sài de yīn( p) ( b); bào liè detíng dùn de
    Pronounced with a temporary stoppage of breath, as the sounds(p) and(b); plosive; stopped.
  • sài dehuò fēng zhù de kǒng
    a stopped (or stopped-up) nose.
  • 'ěr duǒ sài shàng liǎo
    He stopped his ears.