zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • kàn cuò liǎo zhòng yào de xìn hào
    The driver misread an important signal.
  • kāi chē shù zhēn cuò
    You have a good driving.
  • dōushuō xīn jiā shì wén huà tóu duàn jìn kǒu wài guó xiàng yuán lái chú liǎo jìn kǒu men dechū kǒu gǎo hěn cuò
    Singapore has been dubbed as a venue which keeps importing foreign cultural events. But it seems we are doing rather well too in “ exporting” our own cultural artefacts!
  • zhè jiǎng de dōng lái cuògōng jué jiā hǎo lái bié hǎoshèn zhì měi guó de wén zhě chēng zàn
    It is nice to read in these pages that, when ducal families were very good and were even praised by American journalists.
  • zhǐ yào shì jiān chí cuò de rén men jiù yīnggāi zhǐ kàn dào piàn miàn jiù cuò xiào menshèn zhì shì men
    As long as they do not persist in their errors, we should not dwell on their negative side and consequently make the mistake of ridiculing them or, worse still, of being hostile to them.
  • mìqiè zhù shì shénme chū liǎo chā cuò
    Kept dwelling on what went wrong.
  • yóu zhǐ cuò fǎn duì degāng yòng de
    Eager to oppose, especially wrongly; perverse.
  • kàn láizhè shí hòu máo dōng tóng zhì hái shì rèn zhēn jiū zhèngzuǒqīng cuò de
    It seemed that Comrade Mao Zedong was then earnestly correcting the "Left" mistakes.
  • guǒ fàn liǎo shénme cuò huì chéng xīn chéng bāng jiū zhèng cuò
    she will help me correct my mistakes earnestly if I have made any.
  • huò rèn wéi cái jiù tóng tōng wǎng jiā zhù fáng huò zuì biàn jié de dào rèn wéi fáng běn shēn yàngshì cuò ér cuò de
    and to mistake money for wealth, is the same sort of error as to mistake the highway which may be the easiest way of getting to your house or lands, for the house and lands themselves.
  • jīng shén cuò luàn zhě de huò wéi jīng shén cuò luàn bìng rén 'ér shè de
    Characterized by lunacy or eccentricity.
  • cóng shēng tài xué de jiǎo lái shuōzhè xiǎng hěn cuòcóng jīng xué de jiǎo lái shuōzhè shì zāinàn
    ecologically speaking, this idea is brilliant; economically, it is a disaster.
  • zhèng zài běn yòu guān jīng xué de hěn cuò de shū
    I am reading a good book on economics.
  • hǎo biān ji jué huì fàng guò yìn shuà cuò
    A good editor never once leaves a misprint uncorrected.
  • běn lái yòu huì shǐ liǎo jiě de bàn shì xiàolǜdàn shì cuò guò liǎo zhè huì
    I had a chance to impress her with my efficiency and I muffed it up.
  • zhè xiàolǜ cuò
    This machine operates quite efficiently.
  • liǎng rén zhēn zhèng xiāng guān xīn de 'ài jǐn shì jìn xìng de shǒu duànér qiě shì jìn gòng tóng xìng de shǒu duànshì zhēn zhèng kuài de zuì zhòng yào yīn zhī fán shì jìn lái néng kuò zhǎn de rén rán cuò shī rén shēng suǒ néng gōng de zuì hǎo de dōng guǎn zài shì shàng chéng gōng
    Affection in the sense of a genuine reciprocal interest of two persons in each other, not solely as means to each other s good, but rather as a combination having a common good, is one of the most important elements of real happiness, and the man whose ego is so enclosed within steel walls that this enlargement of it is impossible misses the best that life has to offer, however successful he may be in his career.
  • chǐ chòu míng zhāo zhù de huǎng yánduì rén quán de gōng rán jiàn zhòng de cuò fēi cháng de chēng zhí duān de gōng píngzuì 'è zhāo zhāng de bèi xìn
    a crying shame; an egregious lie; flagrant violation of human rights; a glaring error; gross ineptitude; gross injustice; rank treachery.
  • 'ēn : guǒ méi cuò de huàzhè shì tóng qiān de shí tóng
    If I remember correctly, this is the eighteenth contract I've signed with Dafa Garments.
  • 18 shì de qīng zuì fàn men shòu dào liǎo gōng zhèng de dài shí men yīn men xiàn zài rèn wéi de xiǎo guò cuò ér bèi liú fàng dào 'ào
    Petty criminals in the eighteenth century got the rough end of the stick when they were transported to Australia for what we would now regard as minor offences.
  • lái kǎo dòu tǐng cuò de
    A baked potato would be good.
  • shì cuò jiù shì cuò
    Either you or he is wrong.
  • cuò zōng de yòu duō pái liè de chéng fèn de jīng de
    Having many complexly arranged elements; elaborate.
  • shí diǎn guò shí fēnméi cuò 。”
    `Ten minutes, good, past eleven.'
  • duì shí yào shuō shénme xiàn cuò
    We shouldn't refer to the Party's Eleventh National Congress as having made errors of line.
  • téng běn cóng tóu zhì wěi rèn zhēn kàn liǎo biàn xiāo chú zhōng de cuò zhī chù
    She went through the transcript carefully, to eliminate all errors from it.
  • zǎi yuè gǎo xiāo chú suǒ yòu cuò
    She went through the typescript carefully to eliminate all errors from it.
  • suō bái cuò jiě liǎo wéi hàn de dòng duì de zēng
    Misinterpreting Wickham's motives, Elizabeth becomes increasingly suspicious of Darcy.
  • [ yàn ] chā cùn chā chǐ yàngxiǎo cuò cuò dōushì cuò
    An inch is as good as an ell.
  • āi lún de tái yǎn hěn cuòdàn shì shì jìng tóu shí
    Ellen acted well on the stage, but she failed her screen test.
  • xià jué xīn zhè yàng zuòbiǎo míng men zhēn zhèng jiě fàng liǎo xiǎngbǎi tuō liǎo duō nián láizuǒde cuò zhǐ dǎo fāng zhēn de shù
    Our resolve to proceed this way shows that we have really emancipated our minds and shaken off the fetters of erroneous "Left" policies that have hampered our work over the years.
  • zhì rén quē diǎn guǒ shì zhèng zhì de zhì de cuò yòu lián duō suǒ zhǐ zhāishǐ tóng zhì men suǒ cuò shǒu
    As to personal shortcomings; unless they are related to political and organizational mistakes, there is no need to be overcritical and to embarrass the comrades concerned.