zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • měi tiān zǎo chén men chéng chē zǒu wán zhè duàn rán hòu zài chéng chū chē fǎn huí bàn gōng shì
    Each morning they made the journey together, and Mark would take a cab back to his office.
  • jiān cǎo cǎo jiàn de xiǎo zhèn qiáng fēng jiù huì bèi chuī zǒu de
    That jerry-built cabin will blow apart in a strong wind.
  • zǒu guò zhè piàn shī jiù néng kàn dào liè rén de xiǎo liǎo
    Walk through the swamp and we can see the hunter's cabin.
  • men yòng liàng chē suǒ yòu de rén xíng zǒu liǎo
    We took along the whole kit and caboodle by the truck.
  • men quán dōng zhuāng shàng xíng chē dài zǒu
    We took along the whole kit and caboodle in the station wagon.
  • shǎo fèi huà ! zán men shàng jiù zǒu
    Cut the cackle! Let s go right away.
  • men cháng cháng huā 'ér zhǒng zài kuài shàngshǐ men kàn lái hǎo xiàng shì yuán juàn xīnghuò yīng wén dāng men kàn jiàn zhè yàng zhǒng lái de huā 'ér shēngzhǎng dào bàng biān shí men huáng hài liǎoxiàng kàn jiàn měi guó diǎn jūn guān xué xiào de xué shēng zǒu chū duì wài shí yàng huáng hài men kāi shǐ jiǎn dāo jiǎn cái men liǎo
    We often plant flowers and lay them out on a plot so that they resemble either a circle, or a star, or different letters of the alphabet, and we are horrified when some of the flowers so planted get out of line, as we are horrified when we see a West Point cadet march out of step, and we proceed to cut them down with scissors.
  • zài jiē shàng de jiā xiǎo fēi diàn men dào liǎo qún péng yǒu biàn men xián liáo zhe néng yào zǒu de shì
    We met a group of our friends at a local cafe, and I jabbered on about the possibility of my move.
  • men zǒu chū zhù cān tīngchuān guò guǎng chǎng
    They walk out of the cafeteria, and across the piazza.
  • dāng 'ā 'ěr xué zuì hǎo de péng yǒu qiáo běn chī fàn shí hái zǒu jìn liǎo xué xiào shí táng
    A girl entered the school cafeteria when α was having lunch with Jo and Ben,who were his best friends in college.
  • shī fán zào zài shòu lóng zǒu lái zǒu
    The lion paced the floor of his cage restlessly.
  • lǎo zài lóng zhōng zǒu lái zǒu
    The tiger paced up and down the cage.
  • kāi lóng niǎo fàng zǒu liǎo
    I opened the cage and set the bird free.
  • shī zài lóng 'ān lái huí zǒu dòng
    The lion paces restlessly up and down in its cage
  • shī zài lóng shuǎi zhe wěi 'ān zǒu lái zǒu
    The lion paced round its cage, swinging its tail.
  • 7 yuè de tiān xià zǒu jìn de lóng zuò měi xíng kàn wàng
    That July afternoon,I approached his cage for our daily visit.
  • lǎo zài lóng lái huí zǒu dòng
    The tiger is pacing back and forth in his cage.
  • zhè hái guān zài lóng de niǎo 'ér fàng chū láiniǎo 'ér jiào zhe fēi zǒu liǎo
    The boy set his caged bird loose, and it flew away chirping.
  • yuē hànbié xiàng lóng de kǎo yàng zǒu lái zǒu huǒ chē huì 'ér jiù lái liǎo
    Stop pacing up and down like a caged tiger, John. The train will be here in a minute.
  • yòu tóu shī cóng lóng zhōng táo zǒu liǎo .
    A lion has escaped from its cage.
  • gāi yǐn duì tiān zhù shuō shòu liǎo zhè chéng jīn tiān cóng zhè gǎn zǒu ràng zài chū xiàn zài miàn qián jiāng chéng wéi liú làng hàndào chù piào jiàn de réndōu néng shā
    Cain said to the Lord,"My punishment is heavier than I can bear; thou hast driven me today from the ground, and I must hide myself from thy presence. I shall be a vagrant and a wanderer on earth, and any one who meets me can kill me."
  • tián yán piàn zǒu mǒu rén de ( mǒu )
    cajole (sth.) out of [from] sb.
  • tián yán piàn zǒu mǒu rén demǒu
    Cajole(sth.) out of [from] sb.
  • zhèn guò hòu zǒu zài xiāng cūn xiǎo shàngjié de xié shàng zhān liǎo xiē kuài
    Jack's shoes were caked with mud in a country road after a shower.
  • duō 'ěr guó jiā lāi shì 'àn xiāng duì de yīng lán dōng nán zhì shìlín duō 'ěr hǎi xiáluó dēng zhǐ zhōng shì lái jiù shì zhàn lüè yào gāi shì bái 'ě duō yán dòng hán dòng yuán wéi zǒu zhě suǒ yòngrén kǒu 33, 700
    A municipal borough of southeast England on the Strait of Dover opposite Calais, France. Site of a Roman lighthouse, it has been a strategic port since medieval times. The chalk cliffs rising above the city have caves and tunnels originally used by smugglers. Population, 33,700.
  • de zhàng cóng tóng fāng xiàng cháo zhe lái zǒu
    She and her husband both converged upon the caller.
  • gào hái men yào páo zhe chuān guò yào děng zhe méi yòu chē shí huāng máng zǒu guò
    Tell the children not to run across the road, but to wait until it's clear and then walk calmly across.
  • luò tuó yán zhe shā jìng lǎn yáng yáng zǒu zhe
    The camel is dawdling along the sandy path.
  • luò tuó de diǎn shì néng gòu cháng shí jiān zǒu 'ér shuǐ
    The camel is characterized by the ability to go for long periods without water.
  • men zǒu jìn yíng
    We approached the camp.
  • zǒu jìn zhàn yíng zhōng , shēn shàng wèi dài rèn .
    He walked into the camp unarmed.
  • zài gōu huǒ jìn kàn dào liǎo kāi de jiǎo yìnchuān guò tiáo xiǎo jìng zǒu jìn liǎo lín
    Near the campfire, he saw some tracks leaving the place, heading for the forest through a narrow road