zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • men bèi gànhuó
    We are forced to work.
  • liàng hēi jiào chē rán chā dào de qián miàn zhǐ hǎo fàng màn chē
    A black car cut ahead of me, forcing me to slow down.
  • hēi yǐng xiàng jìn , xià jiào liǎo chū lái .
    He cried out in fright as the dark figure approached.
  • gāi yǐngpiān zhēn lìng rén hài
    The film was frighteningly realistic.
  • wèile rén 'ān wēiwèile bèi dǒu shǎo jiā tíng bǎo guì de zōng jiā huǐ miè
    Fearful of persecution, numerous families, perforce, had to destroy their cherished family genealogical records for safety reasons.
  • shàng shù xiē shìdōushì háo liè shēn zhù chū lái de
    First, the local tyrants, evil gentry and lawless landlords have themselves driven the peasants to this.
  • tiān wén tái měi xiǎo shí jiē shōu yóu běn xiàng tīng de qiú tóng xiàng wèi xīng pāi shè de wèi xīng yún zhè xiē xiàng xiǎn shì jìn huá nán yán 'àn de dài xuánqiáng liè fēng bào fēng miàn tǒng
    Hourly cloud pictures received from the Geostationary Meteorological Satellite of the Japan Meteorological Agency give general indications of tropical cyclones, severe storms and frontal systems approaching the south China coast.
  • jǐng chá jìn táo páo de jiào chē
    The police bore down on the getaway car.
  • zài tiān gōng chuān shàng cuǐ càn de zhuāngzhè suǒ chuān de hái shì zhàn kuǎ rén shí de yīng rén de quán tào guàér shì zhòng shén rèn zuò wèitā de qīng xíng kǎi jiá kuǎn
    There he clothed himself in his splendors, not putting on all his terrors, as when he overthrew the giants, but what is known among the gods as his lesser panoply.
  • zhè běn xiǎo shuō xián fàn miáo xiěde shí fēn zhēn
    The description in the novel fitted the suspect like a glove.
  • yuē hàn · xīn 'ěr dùn 1738 1815 měi guó huà jiāqīn yīng 'ér fǎn duì měi guó zài měi guó mìng jìn shí kāi měi guó qián wǎng yīng guózài zhī qián céng wéi yuē hàn · hàn kǎo bǎo luó · wéi 'ěr huà guò xiào xiàng
    American Loyalist painter who did portraits of John Hancock and Paul Revere before departing for England when the American Revolution seemed imminent.
  • cuī yào dejǐn
    To require haste; be urgent.
  • zài cuī zhī xià cōng cōng zuò chū jué dìng .
    I was hustled into (making) a hasty decision.
  • guǒ páo men jiù lài wǎng shān nán liàng xíng fǎn gōngduó huí
    if they don't run away, we will carry His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Shannan, and gather our strength there to launch a counter-attack and seize back Lhasa.
  • jiān chí rèn wéi de zhèng zhì duì shǒu men shì zài shè jiù fàn
    He insisted that his political opponents were trying to hound him down.
  • zài cuī zhī xià cǎo shuài zuò chū liǎo zhì de jué dìng
    I was hurried into making an unwise decision.
  • yìng mǎi xià liǎo de 'èr shǒu huò diàn nǎo
    He hustled me into buying his second-hand computer.
  • yào mǎi
    Don't hustle me into buying it.
  • qīn de zhēn de xiào xiàng
    the living image of her mother.
  • miàn lín jìn de wáng
    He was faced with imminent death.
  • liú shén chǔyú méi shí dào jìn de wēi xiǎn huò fán zhī zhōng
    To be unaware of imminent danger or trouble.
  • jiǎng guì duì zài jiǔ jiāng dài jìn zhàn bào zài yǎn qián
    The armies of Chiang Kai-shek and the Kwangsi warlords are approaching each other in the vicinity of Kiukiang, and a big battle is imminent.
  • zài wáng jìn de shí hòu , shuāng bāo tāi chū rén liào huò jiù liǎo : zhǐ láng gěi yīng 'ér wèi nǎi , zhǐ zhuó niǎo gěi men zhǎo lái shí
    Death seemed imminent, but help came from an unexpected quarter: a she-wolf suckled the young infants, and a woodpecker fetched food for them.
  • shuō bèi qióng kùn suǒ ér fàn zuì
    He said he had been to impelled crime by poverty.
  • dòng huò qiǎngpò xíng dòngtuī dòng
    To urge or force to action; impel.
  • shuō pín kùn fàn zuì
    He say he have is impel to crime by poverty.
  • shuō pín kùn fàn zuì
    He said he had been impelled to crime by poverty.
  • hái men xiū zhǐ de zhēng chǎo men shòu liǎo
    The children's incessant quarrelling was enough to drive their parents to drink.
  • duì piào zhě suǒ yòu de tǎn 'ān wěn dìng gǎn zhe luò gǎn zhèng zài de huí zhōng yòu guò zhēn de xiě zhào:“ men zhè xiē guò fān zhǎn duàn liǎo de gēnxún lìng zhǒng hòu lìng zhǒng rǎng chóngxīn zhā gēnqiàn quē de zhèng shì zhè zhǒng xìn
    The feelings of insecurity and not knowing what the future has in store for them, peculiar to people who move from one place to another, is captured vividly in the second volume of Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew s memoirs in which he writes: We, the migrants who have cut our roots and transplanted ourselves on a different soil, in a very different climate, lack this self-confidence.
  • huò sài chōng de kōng jiānsài mǎn
    To force, press, or squeeze into an insufficient space; stuff.
  • rén men zuò zài jiā huò bàn gōng shì jiù kàn dào zhēn de rén yǐng xiàngchǔlǐ shù wén běn
    They will interact with life? sized images of people data, and text in homes and offices.
  • fěng shì xiàng 'ér yòu nèixǐng de gōng zuòyīn wéi méi yòu rén wèi jīng fān yòu fēi cháng nài xìng de jiǎn tǎo 'ér néng gòu zhēn huà shǎ guā de
    Satire is a lonely and introspective occupation, for nobody can describe a fool to the life without much patient self-inspection.