zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • chéng zhǐ
    City Site of Samaria
  • de tào huǎng běn lǐng chuán gěi liǎo de quán shī rén
    Homer has taught all other poets the art of telling lie skillfully.
  • de tào huǎng běn lǐng chuán gěi liǎo de quán shī rén
    Homer have teach all other poet the art of tell lie skillfully.
  • shí shàng cóng huǎngdàn shuō de huà cháng jìn huǎng
    He never actually tells lies, but he often sails pretty close to the wind.
  • nóng zhǒng zài tián
    The farmers were scattering seed on the fields.
  • shī zhù chí shí chuān de zhǒng xiù cháng páo
    a long sleeveless vestment worn by a priest when celebrating Mass.
  • dào shàng jié liǎo bīngfēi cháng huá xiǎo xīn jiù huì shuāi dǎodàn shì dāng kàn jiàn zuì hòu tàng gōng gòng chē jiù yào kāi liǎo de shí hòujiù qiē tuǐ xiàng páo
    The road was dangerously slick with ice, but when I saw the last bus was about to leave, I threw caution to the winds and broke into a run.
  • zài jié bīng de tiān zài shàng shàng shā xīn miǎn miàn tài huá
    Grit is spread on roads to make them less slippery in icy weather.
  • shēn shàng gài de suì bīng piàn zài yáng guāng xià shǎn zhe guāngfǎng luò zài fén zhōng de huā duǒ
    Broken splinters and slivers of ice, sparkling in the sun, covered him like flowers scattered in a grave.
  • jiǔ liǎo qún
    She slopped the wine all over her skirt.
  • jiào de zhù jiào - ruì tuō zài shān shàng zuò liǎo qiú shàng cāng bǎo zhù zài shān xià luó zhèn miàn lín huǒ shān wēi xié de mínzhè yán jiāng huǒ shān xué jiā men kāi liǎo wán xiàobìng méi yòu 'àn zhào men de jìng liú guò
    The archbishop of Catania, Luigi Bommarito, held a mass on the slopes to ask for God's protection against an eruption that has wrongfooted vulcanologists and threatened the town of Nicolosi further down the slope.
  • àng xùn shì jiè de xiàn dài zhù shì fǎn duì yáng yáng běn zhèng jīng mìng qīng gāo de xiē fēng 'ér xīng dezhè xiē fēng bèi 'ěr · pèi měi xué jiā men shì wéi wéi duō wén xué de zhù diào
    Modernism in the Anglo-Saxon world began as a reaction against certain qualities of smugness, earnestness and self-righteousness that Walter Pater and the aesthetes perceived to be the dominant tone of Victorian literature.
  • xiàn liǎo yuán wéi kāi de luó wǎng
    He himself fell into snares spread for her.
  • zōng zhù jiào qián yòng zuò luó jūn shì tǎn dīng bǎoān 'ā lěng shān de zhù jiào chēng hào
    Used formerly as a title for the bishops of Rome, Constantinople, Jerusalem, Antioch, and Alexandria.
  • dōng zhèng jiào zhōngzǒng zhù jiàojiào cháng jūn shì tǎn dīng bǎoān 'ā shān lěng de dōng zhèng jiào de jīng shén lǐng xiùduì zhù jiào yòu guǎn xiá quán
    Any one of the bishops of the sees of Constantinople, Antioch, Alexandria, Moscow, and Jerusalem who has authority over other bishops.
  • cóng qián zhù zài ruì 'ěr dōng shǔ 'ā 'ěr gāng qín de mín de rén
    a member of an Algonquian people who lived W of Lake Superior.
  • cóng qián zhù zài xiē gēn ruì 'ěr zhī jiānxiàn zài jīng miè jué de shǔ 'ā 'ěr gāng qín de mín de rén
    a member of the extinct Algonquian people formerly living between Lake Michigan and Lake Superior.
  • shēng xìng huǎng
    Lying is alien to his nature.
  • xiǎo jiào táng wéi mǒu rén zuò zhè yàng de huò sòng shī 'ér juān xiàn de tán huò xiǎo jiào táng
    An altar or chapel endowed for the saying of such masses and prayers.
  • lǎo tài lóng zhōng de jiào huáng jiù zài píng 'ān zhù chí
    Pope John Paul II prays on the altar as he presides over the midnight mass as part of Christmas celebrations in St. Peter's Basilica, December 24, 2001.
  • kǔn 'ér fàng zài chái huǒ shàng miàn de tán shàngrán hòu rén shēn shǒu dāo zhèng yào shā de 'ér dàn tiān zhù de shǐ chén cóng tiān shàng xiàng hǎn dào hǎn hǎn
    He bound his son Isaac and laid him on the altar on top of the wood. Then he stretched out his hand and took the knife to kill his son'but the angel of the Lord called to him from heaven,"Abraham, Abraham."
  • zhù rén shuō méi yòu jiǔ liǎo héng zhè shì wèile shǐ zhì zuì 'ér yòu chōng fēn yóu chū de bīn bīn yòu de xiǎo huǎng
    The hostess said there was no more drink in the house héng a white lie amply justified by the need to get him sobered up.
  • shuō kǎi kàn liǎo kàn shǒu biǎo shì nòng cuò shí dài liǎo
    It is an anachronism to say Julius Caesar looked at his watch.
  • qián yīng guó shǒuxiàng qiē 'ěr rén shuō:“ zài zhí zhèng jiān yuè fēn guāng yào de měi piān yǎn jiǎng
    Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher says: "In office, I read and analyzed his every speech.
  • xiān shì 'àng · xùn rén de bái zhǒng xīn jiào
    A white Protestant of Anglo-Saxon ancestry.
  • duì dài zhì míng zhuān jiā 'ān liè · mài zàishèng jīng kǎo xué píng lùn kān zhōng xiě dàozhè xiē zhì míng yòu néng chéng wéi rén cún zài de xìn zhèng
    Writing in Biblical Archaeology Review, Andre Lemaire, a pecialist in ancient inscriptions, says it is very probable the find is an authentic reference to Jesus of Nazareth.
  • duì dài zhì míng zhuān jiā 'ān liè · mài zàishèng jīng kǎo xué píng lùn kān zhōng xiě dàozhè xiē zhì míng yòu néng chéng wéi rén cún zài de xìn zhèng
    Writing in Biblical Archaeology Review, Andre Lemaire, a specialist in ancient inscriptions, says it is very probable the find is an authentic reference to Jesus of Nazareth.
  • shuō liǎo duō guān de huǎng huàdàn shì 'ān xiǎo zài huǎng zhī dào xiǎo
    He was lying out of the whole cloth about Frieda, but Angela didn't know and he knew she didn't know.
  • nuò lín běi yīng lán àng xùn wáng guógōng yuán 7 shì yóu lián méng jiàn àng wáng guó shǐ jiàn gōng yuán 500 niánnuò sēn de fēn zài 9 shì bèi qīn de dān mài rén zhàn lǐng, 954 nián bèi wéi sài tūn bìng
    An Anglo-Saxon kingdom of northern England formed in the seventh century by the union of Bernicia and Deira, Angle kingdoms originally established c. a.d.500. Much of Northumbria fell to invading Danes in the ninth century and was annexed to Wessex in954.
  • yìng lún chàng shèng shī de kāi duāntōng cháng yóu zàn měi shī piānlún liú yìng yín chàng de sòng róng yào sòng chéng
    The beginning of the Mass, usually consisting of a psalm verse, an antiphon, and the Gloria Patri.
  • · zhū 'è 85?- 42 luó de zhèng zhì jiā jiāng jūn móu 'àn shā kǎi zài hòu lái · ān dōng wéi de zhēng quán zhàn zhōngzài fěi zhàn zhōng shī bìng shā
    Roman politician and general who conspired to assassinate Julius Caesar. In the subsequent power struggle with Mark Antony and Octavian, Brutus was defeated at the Battle of Philippi and committed suicide.
  • ào luó guó rèn huáng gōng yuán qián 27 nián gōng yuán 14 nián), yóu · kǎi de zhí sūn gōng yuán qián 31 nián bài · ān dōng lóu rán hòu dào liǎo zhěng guó de tǒng zhì quán gōng yuán qián 29 nián chēng huáng bìng gōng yuán qián 27 nián bèi shòu 'ào róng chēng hào
    First emperor of Rome(27 b.c.- a.d.14) and grand-nephew of Julius Caesar. He defeated Mark Antony and Cleopatra in31 and subsequently gained control over the empire. In29 he was named emperor, and in27 he was given the honorary title Augustus.