zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yuàn zhè wěi de shì yīn 'ér bèi xuē ruòjǐn jǐn yīn wéi rén biǎo miàn shàng yòu zhe mǒu xiē yōu rén zhī chù
    I do not want this great cause to be weakened by even a semblance of any personal advantage to any individual.
  • men huò gēn běn wàng liǎo qiáng ruò zhè máo dùnér dān dān liǎo máo dùnhuò duì zhōng guó de cháng chùkuā kāi liǎo zhēn shí qíng kuàngbiàn chéng lìng zhǒng yàng huò shí de qiáng ruò xiàn xiàng dài liǎo quán zhōng de qiáng ruò xiàn xiàng zhàng jiàn tài shānér wéi shì
    Either they completely forget the contradiction between strength and weakness, remembering only the other contradictions, or they exaggerate China's advantages beyond all semblance of reality and beyond recognition, or they presumptuously take the balance of forces at one time and place for the whole situation, as in the old saying, "A leaf before the eye shuts out Mount Tai."
  • bàn zhí mín bàn fēng jiàn shè huì shì de diǎnsuǒ bèi chēng wéi ruò guó
    She is a semi-colony and a semi-feudal society, and she is consequently considered a weak country.
  • pán shān de ruò deshuāi ruò deyīn lǎo 'ér de
    Infirm, feeble, and often senile.
  • lǎo màishuāi lǎo lǎo nián suì rén de cuì ruòlǎo tài lóng zhōng
    The frailty of old age; senility.
  •   zài měi dòng de tóng wèi zhì jīng xīn xià zhǒng tàn tóuràng zhè xiē líng mǐn de chuán gǎn zài tóng shàng zhuō zhào de qiáng ruòwēn de shēng jiàngshī de dòng liú zài dòng nèi xíng zǒu zhé de xún huán xiàn
    Different types of probes are mounted in different positions in each grotto so that these sensitive sensors will be able to catch the intensity of sunshine, the rise and fall of temperature, the fluctuation of humidity, and the zigzag cyclic route of air flow in the grotto.
  • gǎn shāng de huò cuì ruò de qíng gǎn
    Sentimental or tender emotion.
  • chén deguò shí deshāng gǎn de huò gǎn qíng cuì ruò de
    Trite, dated, melodramatic, or mawkishly sentimental.
  • chǔn 'ér gǎn qíng cuì ruò de wèi de ruò de rén
    an insipid weakling who is foolishly sentimental.
  • gǎn shāng de rén quē shēng jiáo róu zào zuò huò ruò de rén
    One that is insipid, sentimental, or weak.
  • hěn ruò bìng qiě hěn duō chóu shàn gǎn de rén
    a person who is weak and excessively sentimental.
  • shǒu xiān yào rèn shí qián wèn de yán zhòng xìngrèn shí gǎi biàn xiǎng zhàn xiàn de lǐng dǎo ruǎn ruò huàn sàn zhuàng kuàng de qiē yào xìng
    First and foremost, they should recognize the seriousness of the problems and the urgent need to overcome weakness and laxity in leadership in this area.
  • yòu ruò fēn zhī ruǎn shuǐ shuǐ de shǔ
    sessile hydroid that forms feathery colonies.
  • zhè cuò zhé xuē ruò liǎo de qíng
    This setback has drained away my keenness.
  • zhǐ bìng yán zhòng chéng de zhōu xìng jiǎn ruò wéi diǎn
    (of a disease) characterized by periods of diminished severity.
  • pèng qiǎo de shì zǒng tǒng yòng měi guó nán fāng kǒu yīnchóngfùzhòng yào de shítīng lái hěn xiàng shìruǎn ruò de zhè yàngguó wáng wéi shuāng fāng de guān diǎn shì zhì de
    Now in his southern accent, the word "important" souded very much like the word "impotent", and the Shah too felt most pleased that the President should agree with him.
  • guó wáng rèn wéi zhè zhì shì ruǎn ruò de
    The Shah didn't have a very high opinion of the said organization as he found it beset with many internal problems, so he used the word "impotent" to describe it.
  • yóu ruò huò quē xiàn 'ér róng yáo huàng de
    inclined to shake as from weakness or defect.
  • wěn de ruò deyáo huàng de
    Having a feeble or unsteady gait; shaky.
  • jìn shí shǐ ruò
    His abstinence from food makes him weak.
  • nuò ruò qián hái gěi liǎo
    sheepishly he handed her back the money.
  • qīng 'ér de ruò de piào miǎo de
    Sheer, light, delicate, or tenuous.
  • rén de zhèn xiàn bèi pào suǒ xuē ruò
    The enemy lines were weakened by shelling.
  • nuò ruò de xiǎo rén me men huì bāng zhù liǎo héng héng p·b· xuě lāi
    cowardly dogs, ye will not aid me then- P.B.Shelley.
  • nián nèishè shǔ zēng shè liǎo 340 gōng chǎng míng 'é、 580 zhù jiù míng 'é、 147 zhǎn néng zhōng xīn míng 'é、 50 jīng shén bìng kāng zhě xùn liàn huó dòng zhōng xīn míng 'é、 40 zhōng shè míng 'é、 400 cháng yuàn míng 'é、 360 ruò zhì rén shì shè míng 'é 60 zhù shè míng 'é
    In 2001, there were an additional 340 places in sheltered workshops, 580 places in supported employment, 147 places in day activity centres, 50 places in training and activity centres for ex-mentally ill persons, 40 places in halfway houses, 400 long stay care home places, 360 places in hostels for the mentally handicapped, and 60 places in supported hostels.
  • wēi ruò huò zhě jiànxiē xìng de guāng
    shine with a weak or fitful light.
  • xiǎng xiàn liǎo de ruò huán jié
    I think I've detected the crack in her shining armour.
  • xìng jiǎn ruòxìng quē shī
    Decline or absence of sexual desire.
  • ruò diǎnchá shuō shì zài zhǒnggōng píng guāng míng zhèng de fāng shì cānyù jìng zhēng dedàn shì lián mào wěi yuán huì (ftc) duì chá shì fǒu céng cān móu guā fēn shì chǎng biǎo shì huái
    Weak spot: Chambers says he competes "in a fair and aboveboard way," but the FTC wonders if Cisco has conspired to divvy up markets.
  • zhèng zhèng zhī chí yīn zhàn zhēng 'ér shòu dào xuē ruò de jīng
    The government is shoring up the economy weakened by the devastaion of war.
  • quē diǎn huò ruò diǎn
    A shortcoming or defect.
  • de ruò diǎnjiù zài zhǐ xiàn zhī shí fènzǐméi yòu gōng rén nóng mín cān jiā
    Its shortcoming was that it was confined to the intellectuals and that the workers and peasants did not join in.