zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • biānshì shèng dīng xiū dào yuànzhōng shēng 'ěr 'ér
    Yonder is the Abbey of Saint-Martin, a shrill, cracked singer;
  • yuán dīng xiū jiǎn 'ǎi shù cóng
    The gardener clipped the shrubbery.
  • bào dǎo zài 'ā dīng fāng zhèng jiā yòng zhù fáng bèi dān shēn nán zhàn zhù zheér zhěng jiā zhěng jiā mín què děng dài zhe 'ān zhì zhù fángyīn wéi shí yóu gōng yào zhè xiē dān shēn hànrén rén zhī jiān de píng děng guò shì biǎo miàn xiàn xiàng 'ér yòu xiē rén gèng shòu yōu dài
    In Aberdeen, local authority family houses were reported to be occupied by single men while families waited to be rehoused because these single men were necessary to the oil industry. Some men seem to be more equal than others.
  • cóng yán hǎi de 'ā dīngyòu tiáo bǎo zhī zhí wān yán dào lán biǎn shān shēn chùyán hěn duō de yào sàidōushì lán shǐ shàng duàn fǎn kàng lín jìn de yīng lán tǒng zhì de jiàn zhèng
    From coastal Aberdeen in towards the interior of the Grampian Mountains there runs the Castle Trail, a road that touches on many fortresses, which are witnesses of continual revolts against the dominion of neighboring England in Scottish history.
  • xiàng xīn jìn bèi 'ā dīng chǎn guǎn gōng nián xīn chāo guò 100 wàn yīng bàng pìn wéi shǒu tóu guān de kǎi lín · jiā kǎo (33 suì ) zhè yàng de xìng jiù shì sassy de 'ǒu xiàng
    Icons for the Sassies are women such as Katherine Garrett Cox, 33, recently named the chief investment officer at Aberdeen Asset Management at 1 million plus a year.
  • ā dīng měi guó lán zhōu dōng běi de shì zhènwèi 'ěr de dōng běi piān dōngā dīng shì yàn chǎng-- zhòng yào de yán jiū zhǎn shì jiù zài jìnrén kǒu 11, 533
    A town of northeast Maryland east-northeast of Baltimore. Aberdeen Proving Ground, a major research, development, and testing installation, is nearby. Population,11, 533.
  • bāo tāi jiàng shēng 'èr tiānliù shí míng zhě shè yǐng shī chéng tóng jià fēi fēi 'ā bài dīng zhèn
    The day after the birth of the five children, an aeroplane arrived in Aberdeen bringing sixty reporters and photographers.
  • ā dīng duì sài luó duì zài yōu shèng bēi táo tài sài zhōng de lún sài
    The first leg of the Cup tie between Aberdeen and Barcelona
  • zhōng hǎi wèi jiā liè dǎo dīng dǎo dǎo zhī jiān de hǎi wān
    an arm of the Mediterranean between Italy and the islands of Corsica and Sardinia and Sicily.
  • bān hǎi jūn zài shì cóng huí shōu dǎo dīng dǎo shí bèi guó yīng guó huài( 1719)。
    the Spanish Navy was destroyed by France and England while attempting to recover Sicily and Sardinia from Italy (1719).
  • yuán dīng zhèng zài yòng lián dāo sōu sōu diào cǎo de dǐng duān
    The gardener was swishing off the tops of weeds with a sickle.
  • jìn shì zài hài de rén néng yòng ròu yǎn yǎn kàn chū dīng shuō
    "The most short-sighted man could see that at a glance, with his naked eye," said Martin.
  • zài xiē jiào táng zhōngrén men jiǎng dīng dàn zài xiē jiào táng zhōngrén men shǐ yòng běn huà
    In some churches, they speak Latin, but in others they use the vernacular.
  • běn guó dīng hùn bāo hán běn guó dīng hùn
    of or containing a mixture of Latin words and vernacular words jumbled together.
  • ā luó jié 1515- 1568 yīng guó xué zhěcéng wéi 'ài huá liù shì shì suō bái shì de dīng shūchàng dǎo zài wén xué zhōng shǐ yòng fāng yán
    English scholar who as Latin secretary to Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I advocated the use of the vernacular in literature.
  • zài yǐng xiǎng xià yīng shī xiē shǔ zhé chéng fènzēng jiā xīn de dīng yuán tóng huì yīn ruǎn huà ( fēi zhòng yīn yuán yīn hán wěi yuán yīn e zuì hòu yīn )。
    Under the influence of French, Old English lost some of its inflections, acquired new words of Latin origin, and softened its pronunciation (blurring unstressed vowels and ultimately silencing the final e).
  • dīng tóu zāi zài shéng shàng
    Martin crashes into the rope.
  • guó jiā gōng jiāo tōng 'ān quán cháng chē 'ān quán de zuì gāo guān yuán jiā · dīng nèi shuō de gòu zài 'ā huá zhōu zhèng jiàn tái xiān jìn de jià shǐ zhuāng zhì
    Ricardo Martinez, administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the nation's top auto safety official, says his agency is building an advanced driving simulator in Iowa.
  • zài xiǎng,” zhù jiào shuō,“ guài huà gài chū shèng 'ào dīng : men de wàng tuō zài chéng zhě de shēn shàng
    "I am thinking," replied the Bishop, "of a singular remark, which is to be found, I believe, in St. Augustine,-`Place your hopes in the man from whom you do not inherit.'
  • zuì jìn jìhuà liǎo xiāng dāng shèng de xíngběn lái huì dài huǒ liáopéng yǒu yòu yǐng xiǎng de hēi rén dào nán fēi shì dào zuì hòu shí dīng qín shí de xíng hòu yányīn wéiwèicǐ lái de rén juān kuǎn shù
    Recently he planned a rather grandiose trip that would have taken him and a sizable group of aides, friends and influential blacks to South Africa. At the last minute, Dinkins' trip had to be put off to a later date, because the money raised for it from private contributors fell short.
  • dāng wèn kàn dài huā yàng huá bīng yùn dòng yuán tuō · dīng bǎo · qióng zhī jiān de quán sài shí qīng shēng xiào zhe shuō:“ tuō · dīng zài kàn lái jiù xiàng kuài jiān yìng de xiǎo tián bǐng”。
    " Tonya Harding looks like a pretty tough cookie to me." He chuckled after I asked him about the figure skater's boxing match with Paula Jones.
  • shì yòng chuàn ròu qiān jiǔ càixiǎo jiāo dīng chuàn zài shàng bié de tiáowèi liào kǎo chū lái de
    It is diced chicken with leek and small green peppers on a skewer, covered with a special sauce and barbecued.
  • cái féng dīng kàn chū lái
    The tailor worked in the patch skillfully.
  • yào dīng liǎo-- néng dào cài chī wán jiù jīng hěn róng liǎo
    I won't have a pudding it was as much as I could do to finish the very large first course.
  • yīng liè 'ào dīng shén jiē shòu zhèn wáng yīng xióng líng hún de diàn táng
    The hall in which Odin received the souls of slain heroes.
  • 'ěr 'ào dīng de yǐn dǎo zhèn wáng zhě de líng hún dào 'ěr diàn táng
    Any of Odin's handmaidens who conducted the souls of the slain to Valhalla.
  • nuó wēi shén huàào dīng shén de shàonǚ xuǎn chū zhàn zhēng zhōng bèi shā de yīng xióngbìng yǐn dǎo men valhalla shén diàn
    (Norse mythology) one of the maidens of Odin who chose heroes to be slain in battle and conducted them to Valhalla.
  • nuó wēi shén huàzuì chū de rén bèi 'ào dīng shén de xiōng suǒ shā shēn chuàng zào liǎo shì jièxuè biàn chéng hǎiròu biàn chéng biàn chéng shān màitóu biàn chéng tiān kōng
    (Norse mythology) the primeval giant slain by Odin and his brothers and from whose body they created the world: the sea from his blood; the earth from his flesh; the mountains from his bones; the sky from his skull.
  • dīng měi zhōu hēi zhì
    Black Slavery of Latin America
  • ài dīng bǎo hào chē zài wǎn shàng diǎn bàn chē
    The edinburgh sleeper leaves at 11.30 p.m.
  • dīng diǎn 'ér huǒ huā dōunéng yǐn bào chǔ cún zài zhè 'ér de zhà yào
    The slightest spark can set off the explosive stored here.
  • zhǒng miè chēngduì yòu dīng měi zhōu rén xuè tǒng de rén de gōng xìng dídí yòng
    ethnic slur; offensive terms for persons of Latin American descent.