约zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • bù lā wǎ yuē xīn bā wēi xī nán bù， kào jìn bó cí wǎ nà biān jiè de yī gè chéng shì， 1893 nián yóu yīng guó rén jiàn lì， rén kǒu 413， 814
    A city of southwest Zimbabwe near the Botswana border. It was founded by the British in1893. Population,413, 814.
  • yuē hàn yòu zài hē jiǔ liǎo！
    John's on the bottle again!
  • dàn shì， xīzàng réng shì mù qián quán guó wéi yī bù tōng tiě lù de shěng qū， jiāo tōng yī zhí shì zhì yuē xīzàng jīng jì hé shè huì kuài sù fā zhǎn、 rén mín shēng huó shuǐ píng tí gāo de “ píng jǐng ”。
    Still, Tibet remains the only autonomous region (province) in China inaccessible by rail. Transportation has long been a bottleneck holding back the economic and social development of Tibet and hindering the improvement of the people ’ s living standards.
  • yuē hàn zhèng zài chē kù lǐ bǎ tā de zì zhì pí jiǔ zhuāng píng。
    John is in the garage, bottling up his home-made beer.
  • dà yuē 13 suì shí， zài bīn xī fǎ ní yà zhōu yìn dì 'ān nà lǎo jiā， wǒ yòu zhǐ míng jiào bào 'ēn sī de gǒu。
    When I was about thirteen years old,back home in Indiana,Pennsylvania,I had a dog named Bounce.
  • méi yòu yuē shù huò zhě méi yòu fā shì。
    not bound or pledged.
  • wǒ shòu shì yuē de yuē shù。
    I am bound by oath.
  • shòu shì yán yuē shù de huò xuān shì de。
    bound by or stated on oath.
  • tā shòu hé tóng de yuē shù。
    He is bound by a contract.
  • tā yào dào niǔ yuē qù。
    He is bound for New York.
  • shòu tè dìng de yuē shù xiàn zhì huò zhě kòng zhì。
    restrained or managed or kept within certain bounds.
  • wǒ zhù yuàn shí， yuē hàn sòng gěi wǒ yī shù kě 'ài de huā。
    John sent me a lovely bouquet of flowers when I was in hospital.
  • dà yuē 30 gōng lǐ。
    It's a bout thirty kilometres.
  • dà yuē yòu 400 mǐ yuǎn。
    It's a bout four hundred metres.
  • dà yuē yī gè zhōng tóu。
    It's a bout one hour long.
  • dà yuē yī gè zhōng tóu。
    It 's a bout one hour long.
  • zhè hú yuē yòu yī yīng lǐ kuān。
    The lake is a bout a mile wide.
  • zhè shù dà yuē yòu 80 yīng chǐ gāo。
    The tree is a bout eighty feet tall.
  • nà xiǎo shān yuē yòu 800 mǐ gāo。
    That hill is a bout eight hundred metres high.
  • zhè huā yuán de miàn jī dà yuē shì 200 píng fāng mǐ。
    The garden is a bout 200 square metres in area.
  • zhè hé dà yuē 3 mǐ shēn。
    The depth of this river is a bout three metres.
  • zhōng guó de lù dì miàn jī dà yuē yòu 960 wàn píng fāng gōng lǐ。
    The land area of China is a bout 9.6 million square kilometres.
  • yuē hàn zhèng yǔ bǎo 'ěr dǎ quán jī。
    John is boxing with Paul.
  • nà gè nán hái dà yuē yòu shí suì。
    That boy is about ten years old.
  • yǔ yǐ qián de yī wèi nán péng yǒu yuē huì
    Hanging out with a former boyfriend.
  • ná sǎ lè wèi yú yǐ sè liè běi bù， hǎi fǎ dōng nán bù de yī gè chéng zhèn， zài yuǎn gǔ shí dài jiù yòu rén dìng jū de， zài xīn yuē zhōng zuò wéi yé sū de tóng nián shí dài de shēngzhǎng dì 'ér bèi chū cì tí jí。 xiàn dài de chéng zhèn shì yī gè mào yì zhōng xīn hé cháo shèng dì。 rén kǒu， 46， 300
    A town of northern Israel southeast of Haifa. Settled in prehistoric times, it is first mentioned in the New Testament as the boyhood home of Jesus. The modern town is a trade center and pilgrimage site. Population,46, 300.
  • quán qiú fàn wéi nèi， wǒ fēi cháng zūn zhòng bp gōng sī de yuē hàn · bù lǎng。
    Globally, I have a lot of respect for John Browne at BP.
  • wàn lóng de xuè yā dà yuē shì 500 háo mǐ gǒng zhù。
    Brachiosaurus would have a blood pressure of about 500 millimeters of mercury.
  • yǎng zhí dàn shuǐ yú hé xián dàn shuǐ yú de yú táng zhàn dì yuē 1060 gōng qǐng， zhù yào jí zhōng zài xīn jiè xī běi bù， chéng wéi jù cún hù jià zhí de shī dì xì tǒng de yī bù fēn。
    Freshwater and brackish water fish are cultured in fish ponds covering some 1060 hectares, most of which are located in the north-western New Territories where they form part of the wetland system of conservation interest.
  • dé guó zuòqǔ jiā yuē hàn ní sī · bù lā mǔ sī (1833-1897) shì cóng tā fù qīn nà lǐ kāi shǐ xué xí yīnyuè de。
    The German composer Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) had his first music lessons from his father.
  • bù lā mǔ sī chú liǎo huá lì de、 yòu lì de gāng qín qū、 jiāo xiǎng qū、 xié zòu qū hé shì nèi lè wài， hái xiě liǎo yuē 300 shǒu gēqǔ。
    As well as grand, powerful music for the piano, symphonies, concertos, and chamber music, Brahms wrote about 300 songs.
  • bó lā mǔ sī jí qí xǐ 'ài yuán wǔ qū， tā běn rén yě xiě liǎo xǔ duō měi lì de zhè zhǒng yuèqǔ， nán guài tā qīn bǐ zài shī tè láo sī fū rén de shàn zǐ shàng chāo xià《 lán sè duō nǎo hé》 qǐ shǐ de xuán lǜ hòu jiā chǎng xià miàn yī jù huà：“ bù xìng fēi yuē hàn · bó lā mǔ sī suǒ zuò”。
    It no wonder that Brahms, who loved the waltz and wrote many beautiful ones himself, autographed Mrs. Strauss's fan by writing the opening melody of The Blue Danube, followed by the comment, Unfortunately not by Johannes Brahms.