zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiǎo ā fēi qiáng zhuànghàodòu huò bào de nián qīng rén
    A tough, often aggressive or violent young man.
  • dāng jiàng lín cài yīn 'àn de shí hóu ā ěr chéng rán jiān chōng mǎn liǎo shēng jué shì tīng kāi mén yíng cān guǎn chōng mǎn liǎo huān shēng xiào dāng niàng zào de ā ěr jiǔ cóng shù jiǔ tǒng zhōng liú chū
    As night falls over the Rhine, the Altstadt springs to life: jazz clubs and discos open their doors, restau rants are filled with conversation and laughter and the local Altbier flows from countless pumps.
  • ā de quán nuò dōushì kōng deháo jià zhí
    All Arthur s promises are not worth a rap.
  • 'ēn měi guó ā huá zhōu zhōng dōng chéng shìshì sài de mín jiāo rén kǒu 20, 403
    A city of east-central Iowa, a residential suburb of Cedar Rapids. Population,20, 403.
  • ā huá chéng ā huá zhōu dōng chéng shìwèi sài dōng nán piān nán de ā huá biān shì ā huá xuéjiàn 1847 niánsuǒ zài rén kǒu 59, 738
    A city of eastern Iowa on the Iowa River south-southeast of Cedar Rapids. It is the seat of the University of Iowa(established1847). Population,59, 738.
  • yóu zào xíng shì 'ér gǎn dào cán kuì wéi de cuò zhǐ xiàng ā liè dào liǎo qiàn
    Ashamed of having acted so rashly, Dimitri apologized to Aleko for having accused him.
  • 'ěr luó 'ěr hǎi dàocéng ā 1518 nián jié lüè guò bān hǎi 'àn
    Greek-born Turkish corsair who with his brother Arouj(died1518) ravaged the coasts of Spain, Italy, and Greece.
  • ā ěr máng liǎn fēi hóngshén zhì hūn jié jiēbā shuō zhe xiē huàzhè xiē huà zhǐ yòu de míng cái jiào rén tīng qīng chǔ
    Armand was blue in the face. He was raving and stammering disconnected words through which only the name of Marguerite could be distinctly heard.
  • 'èr duàn céngēyú zhě
    the second ravine: flatters
  • tài luóqiáo · 1696 1770 huà jiā duì tòu shìguāng xiàn cǎi gòu yòu jié chū de zhǎng chuàng zuò liǎo shì zōng jiào zuò pǐn zhōng yòu 'ào de yàn huì shèng ā jiā suō de xùn dàotóng wéi 1750 nián
    Italian painter. With his command of perspective, light, color, and composition, he produced a large body of secular and ecclesiastical works, including The Banquet of Cleopatra and The Martyrdom of Saint Agatha(both1750).
  • ā jiā suō zhòng bìng yuè liǎo xiǎng huó jiǔ liǎo
    Aunt Agatha has been very ill for the last six months and I don't think it will be long before she departs this life.
  • kǒng kàn zhe ā jiā suō xiǎo jiě zhāng háo biǎo qíng de liǎnquè xìn yòu yào 'āi dùn tòng liǎo
    Maggie looked fearfully at Miss Agatha’ s blank face, and felt in her bones that another good beating was coming.
  • ā jiā suō de qīn chōng jìn liǎo xià shìbào hái hái zài de huái fēi cháng ruòdàn 'ān rán yàng
    Agatha’ s mother rushed into the vault and took the child, who was very weak, but safe, into her arms.
  • bèi : hái yòu shǔ 》, shì ā jiā suō · xiě de jīng xiǎn huà zài lún dūn lián shàng yǎn duō nián liǎo
    And there's the Mousterap. It's a thriller by Agatha Christie, which has been on in London for years.
  • liǎng hái méi ā jiā suō kàn dào shǎn shǎn guāng de gāng mén guài de shí zhōng gāo xīng shǒu dǎo
    The two children, May and Agatha, were delighted to see the shining metal and the funny clock.
  • ā jiā suō de qīn pīn mìng yòng shǒu chuí dǎzháo xià shì de mén
    Agatha’ s mother beat the door of the vault wildly with her hands.
  • jiā jìng huì 'ér ā jiā suō
    “ All be quiet for a moment, Agatha!”
  • ā jiā suō de qīn yòu shén jīng zhì jiān jiào lái
    Agatha’ s mother screamed again, hysterically.
  • yòu sài dōng ā luó chú liǎo wài suǒ yòu de 'ào lín shén zhī chéng zhòu tǎng zài chuáng shàng shú shuì zhī yōng 'ér shàngyòng shēng niú shéng kǔn bǎng lái bìng shàng bǎi shéng jiéshǐ dòng dàn
    A time Hera, Poseidon, Apollo, and all the other Olympians, except Hestia, surrounded him suddenly as he lay asleep on his couch and bound him with rawhide thongs, knotted into a hundred knots, so that he could not move.
  • wáng píngdāng shí wéi de qiú lìng xiàng zào de chuáng guǎn de ā gēn tíng qiú dùn shí 'ān jìng xià lái dèng kǒu dāi kàn zhe zhè wèi fěi 'ěr duì de shǒu mén de jīng cǎi biǎo yǎn
    Wang Ping: At that time, Chilavert's shot made the Argentinean fans, who usually made the Riverbed Stadium noisy suddenly quiet down. They watched the wonderful performance of the Sarsfield's goalkeeper agape.
  • mài luó bēn bàn dǎo dōng běi de chéng shìzài qīng tóng shí zuò wéi zǎo wén huà zhōng xīn fán róng shí shì ā mén nóng de chuán shì shǒu
    An ancient Greek city in the northeast Peloponnesus that flourished during the Bronze Age as the center of an early civilization. It was the legendary capital of Agamemnon.
  • é ruì ā jiā màn nóng lāi nèi de 'ér jiě jiě 'āi tōng guò shā qíng rén 'ài sài 'ér wéi bào chóu
    The son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, who with his sister Electra avenged the murder of his father by murdering his mother and her lover Aegisthus.
  • méi nèi lāi 'è luò zhàn zhēng jiān de wánghǎi lún zhī ā jiā mén nóng zhī
    The king of Sparta at the time of the Trojan War; husband of Helen and brother of Agamemnon.
  • shén huà ā mén nóng tài niè de 'érquàn é ruì wéi qīn bào chóushā qīn de qíng
    (Greek mythology) the daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra; persuaded her brother (Orestes) to avenge Agamemnon's death by helping her to kill Clytemnestra and her lover.
  • lāi ā mén nóng tài de 'érwéi wéi qīn bào chóu 'ér 'ào ruì shā liǎo men de qīn qīn de qíng 'āi tuō
    A daughter of Clytemnestra and Agamemnon who with her brother Orestes avenged the murder of Agamemnon by killing their mother and her lover, Aegisthus.
  • āi guǐ tuō 'è de 'ér tài de qíng rénxié zhù tài zài ā mén nóng cóng luò zhàn zhēng zhōng fǎn huí shí jiāng shā hài
    The son of Thyestes and lover of Clytemnestra. He helped Clytemnestra kill her husband Agamemnon upon Agamemnon's return from the Trojan War.
  • běi fēi hǎi 'àn kào jìn xiàn dài de lǎo de chéng bāngyóu féi rén jiàn luó rén jiāng huài bìng zhòng jiàn ā rén 697 nián jiāng wéi píng
    an ancient city state on the north African coast near modern Tunis; founded by Phoenicians; destroyed and rebuilt by Romans; razed by Arabs in 697.
  • lièwēi lián · 1855?- 1937 měi guó yǎn yuán zuò jiā yīn ā · nán · duō 'ěr de zuò pǐn gǎi biān chéng 'ér chū míng
    American inventor and manufacturer who developed the safety razor(c.1895) and founded the Gillette Safety Razor Company(1901).
  • ā què shí bài liǎo léi
    Ali really whipped Frazier.
  • zhǒng bái jīng zhuàng zhìdài de wèiyòng shā jūn zhì ā línrǎn liào huò xiāng shuǐ
    a white crystalline substance with a bitter aftertaste; used as a fungicide or in making aspirin or dyes or perfumes.
  • huí dào jiā de shí hòu ā ěr máng jīng chuānzhuó zhěng zhǔn bèi chū mén liǎo
    When I reappeared, Armand was fully dressed and ready to go out.
  • suí zhe měi guó zài“ 9·11” kǒng hòu diào dòng zhuāng duìquán qiú zhù jiāo tǎnyóu zài ā hàn jūn shì xíng dòng zhōng de fènliàng qīng zhòng shí zhèng kāi shǐ kǎo xiàng tǎn gōng zhōu biān 'ān quán yuán zhùbǎo shè shī
    As the U.S. mobilized its armed forces in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of September 11, the world's attention focused on Pakistan, so crucial to military operations in Afghanistan.The Bush administration began to consider providing Pakistan with perimeter security and other assistance to guard its nuclear facilities.