说zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tā men shuō ， “ bǎi fēn zhī bǎi de chún zhǒng yě huǒ jī！ ”
    "One hundred percent pure wild turkey!" they said.
  • wǒ duì zhè xiē fèi huà fán tòu liǎo， jiào tā zhí shuō bā！
    I'm tired of this nonsense. Make him talk turkey.
  • wǒ duì zhè xiē fèi huà fán tòu liǎo， jiào tā zhí shuō bā！
    I'm tired of this nonsense. Make him talk turkey.
  • tū jué yǔ de； tū jué zú de shǔ yú huò guān yú tū jué yǔ zú huò shuō tū jué yǔ de mín zú de
    Of or relating to Turkic or the peoples who speak Turkic.
  • tū jué yǔ de； tū jué zú de shǔ yú huò guān yú tū jué yǔ zú huò shuō tū jué yǔ de mín zú de
    Of or relating to Turkic or the peoples who speak Turkic.
  • chǔ wǎ shí yǔ chǔ wǎ shí rén shuō de tū jué yǔ
    The Turkic language spoken by the Chuvash.
  • chǔ wǎ shí yǔ chǔ wǎ shí rén shuō de tū jué yǔ
    The Turkic language spoken by the Chuvash.
  • ā sài bài jiāng rén shuō de tū jué yǔ。
    the Turkic language spoken by the Azerbaijani people.
  • ā sài bài jiāng rén shuō de tū jué yǔ。
    the Turkic language spoken by the Azerbaijani people.
  • chǔ wǎ shí rén shuō de tū jué yǔ。
    the Turkic language spoken by the Chuvash people.
  • chǔ wǎ shí rén shuō de tū jué yǔ。
    the Turkic language spoken by the Chuvash people.
  • hā sà kè rén shuō de tū jué yǔ。
    the Turkic language spoken by the Kazak people.
  • hā sà kè rén shuō de tū jué yǔ。
    the Turkic language spoken by the Kazak people.
  • tǔ kù màn rén shuō de tū jué yǔ。
    the Turkic language spoken by the Turkoman people.
  • tǔ kù màn rén shuō de tū jué yǔ。
    the Turkic language spoken by the Turkoman people.
  • wéi wú 'ěr rén suǒ shuō de tū jué yǔ。
    the Turkic language spoken by the Uigur people.
  • wéi wú 'ěr rén suǒ shuō de tū jué yǔ。
    the Turkic language spoken by the Uigur people.
  • wū cí bié kè rén shuō de tū jué yǔ。
    the Turkic language spoken by the Uzbek people.
  • wū cí bié kè rén shuō de tū jué yǔ。
    the Turkic language spoken by the Uzbek people.
  • yǎ kù tè rén shuō de tū jué yǔ。
    the Turkic language spoken by the Yakut people.
  • yǎ kù tè rén shuō de tū jué yǔ。
    the Turkic language spoken by the Yakut people.
  • tū jué rén shuō tū jué yǔ de mín zú de chéng yuán
    A member of any of the Turkic-speaking peoples.
  • tū jué rén shuō tū jué yǔ de mín zú de chéng yuán
    A member of any of the Turkic-speaking peoples.
  • yīng yǔ shì jiè tōng xíng , dàn tǔ 'ěr qí yǔ lí kāi běn guó jiù hěn shǎo yòu rén shuō liǎo。
    English is understand all over the world while turkish is speak by only a few people outside turkey itself.
  • yīng yǔ shì jiè tōng xíng , dàn tǔ 'ěr qí yǔ lí kāi běn guó jiù hěn shǎo yòu rén shuō liǎo。
    English is understood all over the world while Turkish is spoken by only a few people outside Turkey itself.
  • duì wǒ lái shuō ， nán de yào chuān fān lǐng shàng yī、 duǎn kù、 nǚ de yào chuān duǎn qún， bù lùn nán nǚ， dū jié bái yī sè。
    For me, men wear turndown collar shirts and pants and women wear short skirts. No matter it is a man or a woman they all dress in white.
  • wáng píng : wǒ lái shuō ， nán de yào chuān fān lǐng shàng yī、 duǎn kù， nǚ de yào chuān duǎn qún， bù lùn nán nǚ， dū jié bái yī sè。
    Wang Ping: For me, men wear turndown dollar shirts and pants and women wear short skirts. No matter it is a man or a woman, they all dress in white.
  • kē sī tè luò shuō ：“ měi guó xuǎn mín de cān xuǎn shuài bù gāo。
    Charles Costello commented that the turnout rate in the United States is not high.
  • zhōng guó yòu zhè me gāo de cān xuǎn shuài， shuō míng zhōng guó de xuǎn mín duì xuǎn jǔ hěn guān zhù。”
    The high turnout rate here shows that Chinese voters are deeply interested in the results of the election.
  • jǔ bàn xiào yǒu lián huān huì huò jiā nián huá huì kě yǐ shuō shì xīn mǎ huá xiào shēng de chuán tǒng， bīn chéng zhōng líng zhōng xué xiào yǒu jǔ bàn jiā nián huá huì de lì shǐ bǐ nán dà xiào yǒu lián huān huì gèng jiā yōu jiǔ， zhōng líng xiào yǒu jiā nián huá huì měi nián lún liú zài shì jiè gè dì jǔ xíng， cān jiā rén shù zhòng duō， shēng shì hào dà。
    It is a tradition for Chinese-educated students in Singapore and Malaysia to meet up regularly after graduating from school. For instance, the Chung Ling High School in Penang has a longer history than Nantah of organising such reunions. Held every year at a different place in the world, it is a grand event with a big turnout to boot.
  • tā de dǎo shī shuō tā jìn bù hěn dà .
    Her tutor says she is making good progress.
  • tā yǐ jīng dào liǎo zhè zhǒng chéng dù， wú fǎ zhèng shì tā de lìng yī jiàn zuò pǐn bèi tā de dǎo shī shuō dé yī wú shì chù。
    She had reached the point where she couldn't face having another piece of work torn to pieces by her tutor.