安zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tā de pú rén dāng miàn jiào tā ān dé lǔ xiān shēng， bèi hòu zé chēng tā wéi wěi jūn zǐ。
    His servants called him Mr Anderson to his face and Creeping Jesus behind his back.
  • ān dé sēn xiān shēng wèn tā de mì shū dāng tiān yòu hé jù tǐ de shì wù（ gōng zuò） àn pái。
    Mr Anderson asked his secretary what was on the bill of fare for that day.
  • zhè gè rén xiǎn shì chū gāo qiě shòu gǔ lín xún de tè zhēng - shè wǔ dé . ān dé sēn； zhù yì nà gè xì cháng de chuāng hù。
    a race of long gaunt men- Sherwood Anderson; looked out the long French windows.
  • wǒ dé gěi ān dé sēn xiān shēng dǎ gè diàn huà， kàn tā jīn wǎn shì fǒu yòu kōng。
    I must ring up Mr. Anderson and find out if he's free this evening.
  • shí jì shàng kè lǔ sī kě yǐ zì yóu xuǎn zé yào chū yǎn de diàn yǐng， zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng xià wèishénme ān dé sēn rèn wéi tā néng dé dào kěn dìng de dá fù？
    When Cruise can choose virtually any movie, why did Anderson think he got the yes?
  • ān dé sēn bó shì shuō： " suí zhe xiāng chù shí jiān de zēng jiā， fū qī huò zhě shì yǒu shí jì shàng huì zhú jiàn zài qíng gǎn shàng biàn wéi yī tǐ。
    "The romantic partners and roommates were virtually becoming the same emotional person over time," said Anderson.
  • mā mā wéi luó ní kǎ · ān dé sēn zé gèng xiàn shí yī xiē， gǔ lì tā qù zhuī qiú zì jǐ zuì xǐ 'ài de rèn hé shì yè。
    Mom Veronica Anderson was a bit more pragmatic and encouraged her to pursue whatever path gratified her most.
  • ān dé sēn shuō， zhè xiē yán jiū jiēguǒ biǎo míng " rén men duì shì qíng de qíng gǎn fǎn yìng bìng fēi wán quán shì gù dìng bù biàn de。
    Anderson said these results show that "people's emotional responses to events are not completely fixed and rigid."
  • zhè xiàng yán jiū bào gào de zuò zhě kǎ mài lóng · ān dé sēn bó shì shuō， wǒ men cóng měi tiān de rì cháng shēng huó zhōng kě yǐ tǐ huì dào， rén shì kě yǐ " bǔ zhuō " dào bàn lǚ huò zhě péng yǒu de qíng xù de。
    Everyday experience suggests that people are capable of "catching" the mood of a spouse or friend, said lead author Dr. Cameron Anderson.
  • ān dé sēn bó shì de yán jiū xiǎo zǔ hái fā xiàn， fū qī shuāng fāng zhōng kòng zhì lì jiào ruò de yī fāng zài qíng gǎn jiāo huì fāng miàn biàn huà zuì dà。
    Anderson's team also found that the partner who had less power in the relationship did most of the changing in terms of emotions.
  • “ nǐ gǎn kěn dìng nà shì ān dé sēn má？ ”“ dāng rán， wǒ gǎn kěn dìng， jiù píng nà yī tóu péng luàn de hóng tóu fā jiù hěn róng yì bǎ tā biàn bié chū lái。”
    "Are you sure it was Anderson?" "Of course I'm sure. With his thatch of red hair there's no mistaking him."
  • yùn dòng xīn lǐ xué jiā yuē hàn · ān dé xùn shuō：“ yī gè zuì jiā wǎng qiú yùn dòng yuán xiǎng de bù shì dǎ yíng bǐ sài 'ér shì jī hǎo qiú。
    “ A top tennis player thinks about making a good shot, not about winning the match,” says psychologist John E.Anderson, president of the Center for Sports Psychology.
  • ān dé sēn huí yì shuō :" wǒ dāng shí shuō :' wǒ men yīnggāi hé zuò '。 bā gè yuè hòu dāng wǒ xiě wán jù běn jiù gěi tā dǎ diàn huà shí， tā gāng pāi wán《 shuāng mù jǐn bì》。
    Recalls Anderson, "I said, 'We should work together,' and I called him when I'd finished the script eight months later, and he was just finishing Eyes.
  • tā jué dé zì jǐ tuō lí liǎo jí tǐ； bù néng bǎo chí tā yǐ wǎng dú lì de shēn fèn - shè wǔ dé · ān dé sēn； rèn wéi zì jǐ yǔ qí tā rén fēn kāi shí fēn gū dān de； gū lì gǎn。
    she felt detached from the group; could not remain the isolated figure he had been- Sherwood Anderson; thought of herself as alone and separated from the others; had a set-apart feeling.
  • 　 dào tā de dì sān bù diàn yǐng wéi zhǐ， zhè wèi 29 suì de gè xìng dǎo yǎn ( zài jù zǔ chéng yuán biǎo zhōng tā jiāng zì jǐ de míng zì suō xiě wéi p.t. ān dé sēn ) yǐ jīng yōng yòu liǎo yī gè gù dìng yǎn yuán zǔ : zhū lì ān · mó 'ěr、 chū yǎn guò《 yī yè chéng míng》 de wēi lián ·h· mǎ xī， yuē hàn ·c· ruì lì， hái yòu chū yǎn guò ān dé sēn suǒ yòu yǐngpiān de fěi lì pǔ · bèi kè · háo 'ěr。
    By his third feature, the 29-year-old auteur[4] (who has shortened his billing to P.T. Anderson) has a regular stable of actors: Julianne Moore and William H. Macy from Boogie Nights and John C. Reilly and Philip Baker Hall, who've been in all of Anderson's films.
  • " yǐngpiān zhōng de dà bù fēn nǚ xìng dū yǐ huā zuò míng zì， bǐ rú luó sī ( méi guī ) hé lì lì ( bǎi hé )， dàn ān dé sēn shuō :" rú guǒ piàn zhōng yòu yī gè jiào mù lán huā de nǚ hái， nà yīnggāi shì kè láo dí yà。
    It's a flower." Most of the women in the movie have flower names, like Rose and Lily, but Anderson says, "If there's a Magnolia, it's Claudia."
  • 　 cóng měi guó zuì dà de néng yuán jiāo yì shāng 'ēn lóng kāi shǐ， chǒu wén jiù xiàng chuán rǎn bìng yī yàng xùn sù màn yán kāi lái， měi guó qí tā zhòng liàng jí qǐ yè， lì rú huán qiú diàn xùn、 shì jiè tōng xùn、 tài kē、 qwest、 shì jiè tōng xùn、 shī lè、 mò kè gōng sī、 bù lǐ sī tuō 'ěr héng mài 'ěr sī hé ān dá xìn shěn jì děng yě lù xù bào chū chǒu wén。
    Starting with Enron, the largest US energy-trading company, the contagion spread quickly to other heavy-weight enterprises like Global Crossing, Tyco, QWest, WorldCom, Xerox, Merck, Bristol-Myers and Arthur Anderson.
  • 　 hé《 yī yè chéng míng》 yī yàng，《 mù lán huā》 de gù shì bèi jǐng xuǎn zài shǒu jiù de shèng · fèi 'ěr nán duō shān gǔ， ān dé sēn jiù shì zài zhè lǐ zhǎngdà de。 yǐngpiān zhù yào guān yú fù zǐ : kè lǔ sī shì yǎn de rén wù yǔ tā chuí sǐ de fù qīn ( jié sēn · luó bó dé ) guān xì shū yuǎn；
    Magnolia, like Boogie Nights, is set in the non-trendy San Fernando Valley where Anderson grew up and is very much about fathers and sons: Cruise's character is estranged from[8] his dying father (Jason Robards);
  • guǎn lǐ fēng gé：“ zì cóng wǒ rèn shí dí kè yǐ hòu， wǒ rèn wéi tā yòu néng lì kāi fā、 xué xí hé shì yìng fēng yún biàn huàn de huán jìng。” bestbuy de zǒng cái hé coo bù lái dé bù lì . ān dé sēn rú shì shuō，“ tā yǐ jīng zhuǎn biàn liǎo tā de yùn yíng fēng gé， bù zài shì qī shí nián dài de nà zhǒng jí quán zuò fēng liǎo。 xiàn zài， tā huì gěi nǐ chōng fēn de zì yóu qù zuò nǐ zì jǐ bì xū yào zuò de shì qíng。”
    Management Style: "Dick has been able to develop, learn, and adapt to changing environments over the years I've known him," says Best Buy president and COO Bradbury Anderson. "He's adjusted his operating style from a hands-on, domineering style in the '70s to one now where he gives you the freedom to do what you need to do."
  • lǚ xíng zhě xiě liǎo yī piān xù shù tā men zài ān dì sī shān lì xiǎn de wén zhāng .
    The travellers wrote an account of their dangerous exploits in the Andes.
  • dí sī ní yǔ pài lā méng jiāng hé zuò pāi shè yǐ chàng xiāo shū《 sǐ lǐ táo shēng》 wéi lán běn de diàn yǐng， miáo xiě yī zhī zú qiú duì suǒ chéng fēi jī zài ān dǐ sī shān zhōng zhuì huǐ wéi qiú shēng 'ér fèn dǒu。
    Disney and Paramount will team up to make a movie based on the best-selling book"Alive", about a rugby team's battle to survive a plane crash in the Andes Mountains.
  • lǚ xíng zhě xiě liǎo yī piān xù shù tā men zài ān dì sī shān lì xiǎn de wén zhāng。
    The traveller write an account of their dangerous exploit in the andes.
  • ān dì sī zhī shēng
    Voice of the Andes,HJCB
  • ān dì sī shān gǔ dài yìn dì ān rén wén huà
    Ancient Indian Culture in the Andes
  • zhì lì jìng nèi de ān dì sī shān mài huǒ shān。
    a volcano in the Andes in Chile.
  • guān yú ān dì sī shān mài jí qí jū mín de。
    relating to the Andes and their inhabitants.
  • chǎn yú ān dì sī shān mài de niǎo， yǔ yán sōng jī xíng sì。
    bird of the Andes similar to Rupicola rupicola.
  • ān dì sī gāo shān huāng liáng wú shù de dì qū
    The bleak, treeless regions of the high Andes.
  • wèi yú gē lún bǐ yà dōng nán bù de ān dì sī shān mài de huó huǒ shān。
    an active volcano in southeastern Colombia in the Andes.
  • wèi yú 'ā gēn tíng de ān dì sī shān mài zhōng de yī zuò shān fēng， hǎi bá yīng chǐ。
    a mountain in the Andes in Argentina (22,210 feet high).
  • è guā duō 'ěr jìng nèi ān dì sī shān mài zhōng de yī zuò shān fēng， hǎi bá yīng chǐ。
    a mountain peak in the Andes in Ecuador (20,560 feet high).
  • ān dì sī shān mài ruǎn máo dà 'ěr xiàng lǎo shǔ de niè chǐ dòng wù。
    ratlike rodent with soft fur and large ears of the Andes.