英zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • huò 'ěr，（ mǎ 'ěr gǔ lǐ tè） lā dé kè lì fū 1886 － 1943 yīng guó zuò jiā， qí zuò pǐn gū dú zhī yuán（ 1928 nián）， zuì chū bèi rèn wéi shì yín huì zuò pǐn 'ér zài lún dūn hé měi guó zāo jìn
    American astronomer who discovered and named the two satellites of Mars, Deimos and Phobos(1877).
  • hā léi， āi dé méng 1656－ 1742 yīng guó tiān wén xué jiā， 1705 nián yùn yòng niú dùn de yùn dòng dìng lǜ zhǔn què yù cè liǎo yī kē huì xīng de chū xiàn zhōu qī
    English astronomer who applied Newton's laws of motion to predict correctly the period of a comet(1705).
  • huǒ nú lǔ lǔ xī běi bù 1300 yīng lǐ de xià wēi yí qún dǎo de yī zuò huán jiāo。
    an atoll in the Hawaiian Islands some 1300 mile northwest of Honolulu; site of an important United States naval base.
  • dí lā kè， bǎo luó ・ ā dé lì 'ān・ mò lǐ sī 1902－ 1984 yīng guó shù xué hé wù lǐ xué jiā。 1933 nián yīn xīn yuán zǐ lǐ lùn gōng shì yǔ rén fēn xiǎng nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    British mathematician and physicist. He shared a1933 Nobel Prize for new formulations of the atomic theory.
  • liǎng zú shí cǎo xìng kǒng lóng， tóu dǐng shàng yòu 10 yīng cùn cháng de gǔ tóu； yǐ jīng fā xiàn de zuì dà de gǔ guān lóng。
    bipedal herbivore having 10 inches of bone atop its head; largest bone-headed dinosaur ever found.
  • tānɡ pǔ xùn shuō， 1962 nián yán jiū zhě zài bīng céng shàng zuò liǎo biāo zhì， xiàn zài fā xiàn， shān dǐng de jī xuě hòu dù zài 40 nián zhōng xià jiàng liǎo 56 yīng chǐ。
    Researchers put markers atop the ice field blocks in 1962 and Thompson said measurements using satellites show the summit of the ice has been lowered by about 56 feet in 40 years.
  • wǒ jì dé zài yī cì guó jì huì yì shàng， yòu yī míng rì běn fā yán zhě de yīng yǔ zāo gāo tòu dǐng， rě dé yī qún kàn lái yīng yǔ shuō dé bù cuò de běn dì rén hé mǎ lái xī yà rén xiào dé gè bù yì lè hū。
    I remember a group of locals and Malaysians, apparently competent English speakers, having a whale of a time laughing at a Japanese speaker's atrocious English at an international conference.
  • yīng guó wáng shì jiā tíng de sī rén fú wù yuán。
    a personal attendant of the British royal family.
  • yīng guó wáng shì shì cóng wǔ guān yīng guó wáng shì de gè rén suí cóng
    A personal attendant to the British royal household.
  • zài yīng guó， lǐ mào de tīng zhě huì rèn zhēn dì zhù shì jiǎng huà zhě bìng bù shí zhǎ zhǎ yǎn jīng biǎo shì gǎn xīng qù。
    In England the polite listener stares at the speaker attentively and blinks his eyes occasionally as a sign of interest.
  • shén huà zhōng de xī là zhàn shì， tè luò yī zhàn zhēng zhōng， tè luò yī de lǐng dǎo； wéi jí 'ěr shǐ shī aeneid zhōng de yīng xióng。
    a mythical Greek warrior who was a leader on the Trojan side of the Trojan War; hero of Virgil's Aeneid.
  • zhào piàn bǎ tā pāi dé xiāng dāng yīng jùn。
    The photo made him quite attractive.
  • qié zǐ zài yīng guó jiào aubergine。
    Eggplant is also known in Britain as aubergine.
  • zhè zhāng huà pāi mài kě dé 2000 yīng bàng .
    The picture should fetch 2000 at auction.
  • pāi mài tā kě dé 100000 yīng bàng。
    It should fetch (ie be sold for) 100000 at auction.
  • pāi mài rén hǎn dào： 20 yīng bàng , hái yòu zēng jiā de má？
    'Any advance on (ie Who will offer more than) 20? ' called the auctioneer.
  • chuǎng jìn zú de chuǎng jìn zú de 'ér qiě yīng yǒng de； jīng lì chōng pèi de
    Audacious and gallant; spirited.
  • qù nián bā yuè 'èr rì， yī lā kè shì bīng yòng liǎo bù dào 4 xiǎo shí yuè guò yī lā kè yǔ kē wēi tè zhī jiān 80 yīng lǐ de shā mò。 kě shì， nà yī dà dǎn de xíng dòng dǎo zhì liǎo xiàn jīn rèn wéi shì yòu shǐ yǐ lái yī cì zuì dà、 zuì kuài sù hé fēn bù zuì guǎng de rén kǒu qiān xǐ。
    It took Iraqi soldiers less than for hours to cross the 80 miles of desert between Iraq and Kuwait City last August 2. But that audacious move set off what is now regarded as one of history's largest, fastest and most widespread migrations.
  • yī yīng cùn cháng de xī shuài fā chū de jī jī shēng zài jiāng jìn yī yīng lǐ yuǎn de dì fāng dōunéng tīng jiàn。
    A cricket an inch long has a chirp that is audible for nearly a mile.
  • sòng qì fā jī fǔ yīn zài xià yī gè yīn kāi shǐ qián， qīng xī dì sòng qì fā yīn（ fǔ yīn， tè bié shì bào pò yīn）， rú yīng yǔ zhōng de pit huò kit
    To follow(a consonant, especially a stop consonant) with a puff of breath that is clearly audible before the next sound begins, as in English pit or kit.
  • (ii) rú guǒ biǎo yǎn huò zhǎn shì shì tōng guò shì tīng lái jiē shōu， rèn hé biǎo yǎn huò zhǎn shì de shì jué jiē shōu bù fēn de chuán bō zhǐ néng tōng guò zuì duō bù chāo guò 4 jiàn de shì tīng shè bèi， qí zhōng， zài rèn hé yī gè fáng jiān zuì duō zhǐ néng fàng 1 jiàn shì tīng shè bèi， bìng qiě zhè yàng de shì tīng shè bèi de píng mù duì jiǎo xiàn chǐ cùn bù dé chāo guò 55 yīng cùn， rèn hé biǎo yǎn huò zhǎn shì de tīng jué jiē shōu bù fēn de chuán bō zhǐ néng tōng guò zuì duō bù chāo guò 6 gè de kuò yīn qì， qí zhōng， zài yī gè fáng jiān huò xiāng lín de hù wài kōng jiān zuì duō zhǐ néng fàng 4 gè kuò yīn qì；
    (II) if the performance or display is by audiovisual means, any visual portion of the performance or display is communicated by means of a total of not more than 4 audiovisual devices, of which not more than 1 audiovisual device is located in any 1 room, and no such audiovisual device has a diagonal screen size greater than 55 inches, and any audio portion of the performance or display is communicated by means of a total of not more than 6 loudspeakers, of which not more than 4 loudspeakers are located in any 1 room or adjoining outdoor space;
  • (ii) rú guǒ biǎo yǎn huò zhǎn shì shì tōng guò shì tīng lái jiē shōu， rèn hé biǎo yǎn huò zhǎn shì de shì jué jiē shōu bù fēn de chuán bō zhǐ néng tōng guò zuì duō bù chāo guò 4 jiàn de shì tīng shè bèi， qí zhōng， zài rèn hé yī gè fáng jiān zuì duō zhǐ néng fàng 1 jiàn shì tīng shè bèi， bìng qiě zhè yàng de shì tīng shè bèi de píng mù duì jiǎo xiàn chǐ cùn bù dé chāo guò 55 yīng cùn， rèn hé biǎo yǎn huò zhǎn shì de tīng jué jiē shōu bù fēn de chuán bō zhǐ néng tōng guò zuì duō bù chāo guò 6 gè de kuò yīn qì， qí zhōng， zài yī gè fáng jiān huò xiāng lín de hù wài kōng jiān zuì duō zhǐ néng fàng 4 gè kuò yīn qì；
    (II) if the performance or display is by audiovisual means, any visual portion of the performance or display is communicated by means of a total of not more than 4 audiovisual devices, of which not more than one audiovisual device is located in any 1 room, and no such audiovisual device has a diagonal screen size greater than 55 inches, and any audio portion of the performance or display is communicated by means of a total of not more than 6 loudspeakers, of which not more than 4 loudspeakers are located in any 1 room or adjoining outdoor space;
  • xīn jiā pō bèi rì běn tǒng zhì shí jì shàng shì sān nián liù gè yuè， cóng 1942 nián 2 yuè 15 rì lún xiàn dào 1945 nián 8 yuè 15 rì rì běn tóu jiàng， 9 yuè 5 rì yīng jūn chóngfǎn xīn jiā pō， zěn me suàn dū suàn bù dào sān nián bā gè yuè， wǒ men méi yòu lǐ yóu “ kāng kǎi ” duō sòng liǎng gè yuè gěi rì jūn。
    The answer is three years and six months. Singapore fell to the Japanese on 15 Feb, 1942, the Japanese surrendered on 15 Aug, 1945, and the British troops returned to Singapore on 5 Sept the same year. So three years and eight months is obviously wrong and we have no reason to be so "generous" to the Japanese troops by extending their rule by two months.
  • běn dì bù tóng， tóng shí xué yīng wén hé hàn yǔ pīn yīn， mǒu bù fēn xué tóng kě néng huì chǎn shēng hùn xiáo bù qīng de xiàn xiàng， tè bié shì nà xiē lái zì yǐ jiǎng yīng yǔ wéi zhù de jiā tíng de xué tóng， hěn kě néng shǐ tā men de sī kǎo hé xué xí mó shì， zài xué xí hàn zì fāng kuài zì shí， yì yǐ pīn yīn lái lǐ jiě， zhè duì yú cháng yuǎn xué xí huá wén shì yòu hài de， bù dé bù xiǎo xīn。
    On the other hand, in Singapore, some of our students, particularly those from English-speaking families, may not be able to tell the difference between English and romanised pinyin. What is worse is that these English-speaking students might even end up memorising pinyinised words instead of the Chinese characters. This does not augur well for the teaching of the Chinese language.
  • āi sài 'ěr bó tè 'àng gé lǔ－－ sǎ kè xùn guó wáng， tā céng tǒng zhì hēng bó hé yǐ nán de yīng guó quán bù dì qū， 597 nián shèng · ào gǔ sī dīng shǐ qí gǎi xìn jī dū jiào， 604 nián tā biān zuǎn liǎo yīng guó fǎ lǜ
    Anglo-Saxon king who ruled all of Britain south of the Humber, was converted to Christianity by Saint Augustine(597), and codified English law(604).
  • zhè xiē tú shū guǎn 'ān zhuāng liǎo shì jiè shàng qí zhōng yī tào zuì dà xíng de zì dòng shuāng yǔ ( zhōng yīng wén ) tú shū guǎn xì tǒng， wéi shì mín tí gōng kuài jié de shū jí jiè hái hé yù dìng fú wù， yǐ jí tú shū guǎn lián jī jiǎn suǒ mù lù shè shī。
    Installed with one of the largest automated bilingual (Chinese and English) library systems in the world, these libraries provide fast book return, borrowing and reservation services, plus an on-line catalogue to members of the public.
  • zì dòng shù jù chǔlǐ de suō lüè yǔ , yóu yīng wén data( shù jù ) hé automation( zì dòng huà ) liǎng cí chǎn shēng。
    A shortened term for automatic data processing; taken from data and automation.
  • yīng guó guó jiào de 'ài 'ěr lán zì zhì fēn zhī zǔ zhì。
    autonomous branch of the Church of England in Ireland.
  • zài yīng yǔ zhōng， wèi lái shì cháng yòng zhù dòng cí lái biǎo xiàn。
    In English the future tense is often rendered by means of auxiliary.
  • zuò wéi guó jì jiāo liú de fǔ zhù yǔ yán， suǒ tí chū de jiǎn huà de yīng yǔ xíng shì。
    a simplified form of English proposed for use as an auxiliary language for international communication.
  • yīng yǒng wú zhù yú duì kàng dí rén de pào huǒ。
    Courage could not avail against the enemy fire.
  • nǐ yào lì yòng yī qiē jī huì shuō yīng yǔ。
    You must avail yourself of every chance to speak english.