zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • 1840 nián piàn zhàn zhēng hòuzhōng guó zhú jiàn biàn chéng bàn zhí mín bàn fēng jiàn guó jiāzhōng huá mín zāo guó zhù liè qiáng de qīn lüè líng
    Following the Opium War in 1840, China was gradually reduced to a semi-colonial and semi-feudal country, and the Chinese nation was subject to the imperialist powers' invasion, oppression, bullying and humiliation time and time again.
  • bié shì jìn dài láizhōng guó céng lún wéi bàn zhí mín bàn fēng jiàn shè huìzhōng huá mín zāo shòu guó zhù qīn lüè língxiàn bèi mín de jìng wéi hàn wèi guó jiā de tǒng zhōng huá mín de zūn yán mín tuán jié fèn dǒugòng wài qīn lüè zhě mín fēn liè zhù zhě jìn xíng liǎo náo de dǒu zhēng
    In particular in modern times, when China became a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society and the Chinese nation suffered from imperialist invasion, oppression and humiliation and was reduced to the status of an oppressed nation, in order to safeguard the unity of the state and the dignity of the Chinese nation, all the ethnic groups united and fought unyieldingly together against foreign invaders and ethnic separatists.
  • jiǔ jiǔ nián de guózài jiāng mín zhù lǐng dǎo zhī xiàdài lǐng zhe zhàn shì jiè fēn zhī de rén kǒuxíng jiāng gào bié 'èr shí shì de shí hòu wén míngkāi fàngjìn de tài shì zhǔ mùdì chéng jiùtóng shí gào bié liǎo zhōng guó rén jìn bàn shì de luò hòupín qióng shòu rén líng
    In 1998, under the leadership of President Jiang, our country progresses in an open, civilized and sophisticated manner with achievements, which have captured attention all over the world. As it bids farewell to the 20th century with its people constituting one-fifth of the world population, it also bids farewell to the backwardness, poverty and humiliation which the Chinese people have suffered for more than half a century.
  • zhù jīng quán shì rén 'ér bèi jiě zhí liǎoyīn wéi gōng rén men mǎi de zhàng
    The assistant manager was dismissed for trying to hurl his weight about, which the workers refused to accept.
  • shēng jiàng zài 'ér
    The hydraulic lift is over there.

  • hydraulic and oil press
  • qún xué gōng zài cāo zuò shuǐ
    A group of apprentices were operating the hydraulic press.
  • bié shì yòng shuǐ de fāng lái chuán sòng huò zhě kuò niǔ
    for transmitting and amplifying torque especially by hydraulic means.
  • duàn zhì tōng guò xiè huò shuǐ de duàn zhì
    To form(metal) by a mechanical or hydraulic press.
  • huósāi bèng huò shuǐ nèi de zhù sài huò huósāi
    The plunger or piston of a force pump or hydraulic press.
  • zhè tái shuǐ shì men jiàn guò de zuì de tái
    The hydraulic press is the biggest one that we have ever seen.
  • rán liào dòng yīn shǐ yòng rán liào 'ér diàn dòng tiáo dòng huò dòng 'ér bié de xiè zhuāng zhì
    Such a machine distinguished from an electric, spring-driven, or hydraulic motor by its use of a fuel.
  • shí shàngzhè zhǒng xiàng náng shì 1983 nián zhì zào de shì 'èr shǒu shè bèi shù bìng xiān jìn
    In fact, the hydraulic stretch press was also second-hand equipment made in 1983, and the technology used is not advanced.
  • qiān jīn dǐng zhòng tōng guò gàng gānluó dīng huò shuǐ de zhòng de biàn xié shì zhuāng zhì
    A usually portable device for raising heavy objects by means of force applied with a lever, screw, or hydraulic press.
  • kǎo bào gàozhuā zhù nán chāng fēi zhì zào gōng jiāng 19 tái shè bèi zhōng de xiàng náng qián kāi xiāng zhè jiàn shì zuò wén zhāngshì zhèng míng zhōng guó jìn kǒu zhè shè bèi yòng jūn gōng chǎn pǐn
    The Cox Report seizes upon the fact that the Nanchang Aircraft Manufacturing Co. opened ahead of time the hydraulic stretch press package of the 19 sets of equipment, trying to prove that China imported the equipment for military purpose.
  • tīng lèi tōng cháng wéi chǔ cún gāo xià de bǐng wán huò dīng wán
    hydrocarbon gases, usually propane or butane, kept under pressure.
  • shuǐ diàn zhàn shēng kāi guān zhàn
    step-up switchyard of hydroelectric power station
  • zhǐ shuǐzài nèi de shuǐ xià pēn chū miàn
    (of water) rising to the surface under internal hydrostatic pressure.
  • è xìng gāo xuè shì zuì róng dǎo zhì wáng de zhǒng gāo xuè
    malignant hypertension is the most lethal form of hypertension.
  • zhǒng yán zhòng de gāo xuè xíng shì zhǎn kuài duì xuè guǎn de sǔn shāng jiào
    severe hypertension that runs a rapid course and damages the inner linings of the blood vessels and the heart and spleen and kidneys and brain.
  • wèi zhū sài zhōu shì dùn de xué xué yuàn de xué zhù jiào shòu wéi · shì duì tòu shè yào jiàn kāng lán mùdì zhě shuōměi zhōu píng jūn yǐn yòng 3 bēi jiǔ de xìnghuàn màn xìng gāo xuè de jīlǜ huì jiàng 15 dàn shì guǒ měi zhōu yǐn jiǔ 10 12 bēi me huàn màn xìng gāo xuè de jīlǜ huì gāo 30%。
    " Women who drink on average about 3 drinks a week had a 15% reduced risk of developing chronic hypertension, but women who drank 10 to 12 drinks a week had a 30% increased risk of developing chronic hypertension," Dr. Ravi Thadhani, an assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School in Boston, Massachusetts, told Reuters Health.
  • yán jiū rén yuán duì 7 wàn míng xìng jìn xíng liǎo cháng 8 nián de gēn zōng diào cházài zōng kǎo yǐn gāo xuè de yīn de tóng shí zhòng huó dòngnián líng yān kǒu yùn yào děngquè dìng liǎo yǐn jiǔ gāo xuè zhī jiān de guān
    The researchers followed the women for 8 years to see whether they developed hypertension, taking into account other factors known to be associated with high blood pressure, such as weight, physical activity, age, smoking and the use of oral contraceptives.
  • yóu xuè guǎn shàng xíng chéng xuè shuāngāo xuè dǎo zhì tōng wǎng qián liè xiàn de xuè guǎn xuè liú liàng jiǎn shǎoxuè shuān huì zào chéng xuè guǎn dǔsèyǐng xiǎng nán xìng de néng
    Hypertension causes the blood vessels that go into the prostate to have a decreased blood flow because of the plaque that has built on the blood vessels. This plaque will cause an obstruction that interferes with the man's ability to get an erection.
  • xuè zhèng cháng de yòu zhèng cháng xuè de shì gāo xuè huò xuè de
    Having normal blood pressure; not hypertensive or hypotensive.
  • xīn de zhèng biǎo míng , yàn mài néng hái yòu zhù jiàng gāo xuè huàn zhě de xuè
    New evidence suggests that oats may also help lower blood pressure in hypertensive patients.
  • nǎo zhōng de zhǒng yuán 'àn shén jīng chuán yòng zuò zhǒng zhì liáo xiū xuè de yào
    a monoamine neurotransmitter found in the brain; as a drug (trade names Dopastat and Intropin) it is used to treat shock and hypotension.
  • xiǎng chuí xiōng dùn hǎn jiàodàn zuì hòu hái shì mào de zhè xiē liǎo xià
    She wanted to beat her breast and scream but fought down the rising wave of hysteria.
  • yùn de shītōng cháng shì yáng shī)。
    unrhymed verse (usually in iambic pentameter).
  • hǎo xiàng bèi jǐn jǐn shū shì de
    as if squeezed uncomfortably tight.
  • qián diǎn huǒ yóu nèi rán zhōng de huǒ xīng chuān guò rán liào zhī qián de rán shāoshì yīn yóu gāng diǎn guò gāo huò duì rán liào de guò suō zào chéng de
    The ignition of fuel in an internal-combustion engine before the spark passes through the fuel, resulting from a hot spot in the cylinder or from too great a compression ratio for the fuel.
  • zhī xià xíng dòng yòu xiē fǎn cháng
    she acted illogically under the pressure.
  • nèi yuè gāo péng zhàng de shì jiù yuè qiú shì zhè zhǒng xiàn xiàng de zuì hǎo shuō míng
    The higher the internal pressure, the greater the tendency for the gas to expand. This phenomenon may well be illustrated with a heated balloon.