zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • de méi yòu huǒ bàn de de huò dān de
    Without companionship; isolated or lonely.
  • zhè de rén wàng yòu rén péi bàn
    The lonely man starved for companionship.
  • guǒ men néng gòu zài xiǎng shàng chū zhèng què de mìng lùnduì men de fǎn mìng lùn gěi jiān jué de guǒ men zài zhèng zhì shàng cǎi shì shí de lüè zhòuduì men de fǎn gòng fǎn jìn zhèng gěi jiān jué de guǒ men cǎi shìdàng de jūn shì zhòuduì men de jūn shì jìn gōng gěi jiān jué de jiù yòu néng xiàn zhì men shí shī fǎn dòng zhèng de fàn wéijiù yòu néng men chéng rèn jìn shì de wèijiù yòu néng zhǎn jìn shì zhēng zhōng jiān shì ér shǐ men xiàn
    If in the ideological sphere we can put forward correct revolutionary theory and strike hard at their counter-revolutionary theory, if in the political sphere we adopt tactics suited to the times and strike hard at their anti-Communist and anti-progressive policies, and if in the military sphere we take appropriate measures and strike back hard at their attacks, then we shall be able to restrict the effective range of their reactionary policy and compel them to recognize the status of the progressive forces, and we shall be able to expand the progressive forces, win over the middle forces and isolate the die-hard forces.
  • wán quán zhōng zhù zhì de chè tóu chè wěi de shǎ guā
    Total concentration; a total effort; a total fool.
  • lián guó huì yuán zài jīng wèi shǒu wèi wěi qiáng liè qiǎn zàibìng qiě guǒ jiāng cún de qíng huà jiè cuī huǐjiù zuò wēi xié
    The UN's member-nations can no longer afford to pussyfoot around the issue. They must strongly condemn Iraq and threaten to isolate if it fails to destroy its stock of cyanide and mustard gases.
  • de lǎo tóu bèi huái fàn zuì shì jiàn yòu guān
    That solitary old man was suspected to be connected with the crime.
  • měi guó zài 1932 nián jīng guò tóng yàng de kùn jìngdàn shì shì jiànér shì lián 4 nián de zāinàn de fēn
    But what happened in 1932 wasn't in isolation; it was part of four consecutive years of catastrophe.
  • měi guó yìng gāi xínghuí jiào yìng gāi tōng guò quàn shuō 'ér shì zhēng zhílái yìng yǎn qián de miàn
    America must not be stubborn and Muslims must use persuasion rather than contention to deal with the situation.
  • bié rén jiāo tán de rén lòu guǎ wén
    He that converse not know nothing.
  • zài jǐng chá jué jìng hòutáo fàn zhù zhì
    The escapee took a goal- line stand when he was cornered by the police.
  • jié zhǐ 1995 nián zhōng huá shàn zǒng huì zài quán guó zhǎn liǎo fāng zhì zuò wéi tuán huì yuánzǒng huì tǒng gòng shè huì juān zhù duō yuán zhōng xiāng dāng fēn yòng zhù ér jiù péi xùn wéi ér shí shī tuō cán shǒu shù
    By the end of 1995, the China Charity Federation had recruited 44 local organizations throughout China as group members and it had collected donations of over 100 million yuan. A considerable amount of the money was used to support orphans in vocational trainings and perform corrective surgical operations on disabled children.
  • cóng mǒu zhǒng shàng kàn lái men shì zhòu rén men zhè xiē lòu guǎ wén de chéng liǎo qiáng liè 'ér xiān míng de duì zhào
    It's as if they were in some sense cosmic beings in violent and lovely contrast with us suburban creatures.
  • de biǎo jiě shì ér de zài xiǎo shí hòu jiù shì liǎo
    My cousin is an orphan; her parents died when she was young.
  • zhǒng gǎn qiāoqiāo shàng liǎo de xīn tóu
    A lonely feeling crept over me.
  • shí de mìng tǒng zhàn xiàn méi yòu zhōng xīn zhī zhùméi yòu jiān qiáng de mìng de zhuāng duì miàn fāng zào fǎn láigòng chǎn dǎng zhǐ jūn zuò zhàn zhì guó zhù zhōng guó fǎn mìng de de lüè
    In those days the revolutionary united front had no mainstay, no strong revolutionary armed forces, and so when the defections came thick and fast, the Communist Party was forced to fight single-handed and was powerless to foil the tactics of crushing their opponents one by one which were adopted by the imperialists and the Chinese counter-revolutionaries.
  • liù nián qiándāng zhè zhǐ huī xióng bèi sòng dào men zhè 'ér de shí hòu zhǐ shì zhǐ xiǎo xióng zài méng zhōu gěi huǒ chē zhuàng liǎo zhī hòubèi hēi luò de yìn 'ān rén jiù liǎo xià lái
    This grizzly bear had come to us as an orphaned cub six years ago,after being struck by a train in Montana.
  • guǒ hěn shǎo shū yào qiǎo yòu shùràng rén jué bìng fēi lòu guǎ wén
    and if he read little, he had need have much cunning, to seem to know that he doth not.
  • lǎo nián shì xiàn dài shè huì de xìng
    Loneliness in old age is the curse of modern society.
  • weidh- yīng divide( fēn kāi ) de lái yuán fàn wén vidhu- de lái yuán wéi dān de yòu widow de tóng gēn yòu dīng “ vidua”, veuve, vedova, bān viuda 'é de jié vdova, wēi 'ěr shì gweddr witwe lán weduwe。
    *Weidh- is also the source of the English word "divide" and the Sanskrit "vidhu-" meaning solitary. Cognates meaning widow are the Latin "Vidua," French "veuve," Italian "vedova," Spanish "viuda," the Russian and Czech "vdova," the Welsh "gweddr," the German "witwe," and the Dutch "weduwe."
  • zài shì zhōng wèi de shàonǚ mèn jiàn jiàn xiāo shòu liǎo
    In the story , the lorn damsel languished and pined away.
  • zhù míng de shè huì shǐ xué jiā dān 'ěr · bào tīng zhè yàng xiě dào:“ zài quán měi guó shén huà zhōngméi yòu shénme néng xiàng shēn rén chuǎng dàng yàng de xíng wéi gěi rén qiáng liè de yìn xiàng liǎo
    Daniel Boorstin, the well-known sociohistorian, has written that"… of all American myths, none is stronger than that of the loner moving west, across the land.
  • zài shā xíng shí jiàn liǎo rén zhàn zhùfēi cháng sàng
    Traveling in the desert, he meet a woman stand alone and terribly dejected.
  • zài shā xíng shí jiàn liǎo rén , zhàn zhù , fēi cháng sàng
    Traveling in the desert, he met a woman standing alone and terribly dejected
  • zhù zhì xún zhǎo gōng zuò de sàng de rényīn wèn de 'ér gǎn dào sàng sàng de jiào shī láo shì men de xīng
    desperate demoralized people looking for work; felt discouraged by the magnitude of the problem; the disheartened instructor tried vainly to arouse their interest.
  • shǐ chéng ér duó hái huò shuāng qīn
    To deprive(a child) of one parent or both parents.
  • tiān nán rén yóu dào liǎo shēn hǎi chùrán hòu xiàn liǎo zhǐ de
    One day, a man came swimming to the depths of the sea, and he saw the lonely oyster.
  • shì xiǎo shuō zhuózhòng miáo xiě guài dànkǒng de xiǎo shuō
    A novel in a style emphasizing the grotesque, mysterious, and desolate.
  • shì xiǎo shuō fēng de zhuózhòng miáo huì guài dànkǒng de xiǎo shuō fēng de xiāng guān de
    Of or relating to a style of fiction that emphasizes the grotesque, mysterious, and desolate.
  • hái men zǒu liǎo , gèng jué
    Her desolation was greater now that the children were away
  • hái men zǒu liǎo gèng jué
    Her desolation is greater now that the children are away.
  • hái men zǒu liǎo , gèng jué
    Her desolation is greater now that the children is away.
  • wáng hòu mǒu zhǒng de gǎn jué
    A sense of utter desolation following the death of his parents.