zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shuō zhè zhuàngdàlóu cháng yòu fēng bìng rén de guǐ hún chū méi
    The building is said to be haunted by the ghost of a leper woman
  • zhè liú làng hàn xiǎng shì shuì zài zuò guǐ hún chū méi de xià liǎn cāng bái
    The tramp was so frightened at the idea of sleeping in a haunted house that he was like a waxwork.
  • huàn yǐnghuàn xiàng cháng chū xiàn huò yíng rào nǎo de huò huàn yǐng
    A returning or haunting memory or image.
  • jiē zhe bān lái liǎo 'èr wèi fáng yīng jùn 'ér lüè dài shāng gǎn de zhōng nián nán shí suì chū tóuzōng 'ér guài de shuāng yǎn jīng chōng mǎn liǎo guài de kěn qiú tàn jiū wèi
    Next comes lodger No.2, a handsome, melancholy man in the early 40's, with a brown, mysterious beard, and strangely pleading, haunting eyes.
  • kàn zhe zhè wèi 73 suì de lǎo zhě huì nán zhì xìn 15 nián qián de bìng qíng hài dào zhe guài de fēng zài lín dùn xiào yuán chū méichén guǎ yán gǎn zhèng shì bié rén de yǎn jīngmén làn liǎo
    Watching this 73-year-old gentleman, you'd find it hard to believe that 15 years ago he was so sick that he was haunting the Princeton campus in mismatched plaids, speaking to no one, afraid to look anyone in the eye, his front teeth rotted.
  • qián méi chū guōguó , shì ? [ yòng ]
    You haven't been abroad before, have you?
  • zhè me de fēng xiǎng chū huì chuī luàn de xīn shì
    I don't want to go out in this strong wind; it will play havoc with my new hair-do.
  • shè huì zhù guó jiā suǒ zài mǒu xiē qíng kuàng xià fàn yán zhòng cuò shèn zhì chū xiàn lín biāo rén bāng de huài zhè zhǒng yán zhòng zhé rán yòu zhù guān de yuán yīngēn běn shàng hái shì jiù shè huì cháng shí shǐ liú de yǐng xiǎng zào chéng dezhè zhǒng yǐng xiǎng néng zài zǎo shàng jiù yòng sǎo zhǒu sǎo guāng
    In certain circumstances, a socialist country may make serious errors, and even experience such major setbacks as the havoc created by Lin Biao and the Gang of Four.Naturally, this has its subjective causes, but basically it is due to influences inherited from the old society with its long history, influences that cannot be swept away overnight.
  • cóng jiù jīn shān chū xiān hòu zài xià wēi dōng jīng běi jīng zhōng tíng liú
    I started from San Francisco and stopped over at Hawaii, Tokyo and Beijing.
  • zhè běn shū shǐ dào liǎo yīng pài de míng shēngér yóu gāi shū huò chàng xiāo jǐn zuàn liǎo qiánér qiě shǐ cóng chū zhèng nèi de duō mén
    It gave him a hawkish reputation and by becoming a best seller it earned him money and also entry into many governmental inner sanctums.
  • zhèng dāng jūn shì bǎn gǎi xiěměi guó liǎo wēng zhī chéng wéi 20 shì wéi de qiáng quándàn shì fēn měi guó rén duì wén huà de dān xiàng shū chū wèn quē fǎnxǐng néng zhèng tán lùn jiè yīng pài rén duì wén huà de quán xīn tàiràng shí xíng tài de duì réng zài shì huǎn
    As military maps are being redrawn in the world, the United States has emerged as the sole superpower at the end of the 20th Century. However, some Americans lack the ability to reflect on the unilateral export of their culture. The cultural hegemony of the hawkish elements in political circles and the media makes it impossible to soften the impact of the clash between different ideologies.
  • zhèng dāng jūn shì bǎn gǎi xiěměi guó liǎo wēng zhī chéng wéi 20 shì wéi de qiáng quándàn shì fēn měi guó rén duì wén huà de dān xiàng shū chū wèn quē fǎnxǐng néng zhèng tán lùn jiè yīng pài rén duì wén huà de quán xīn tàiràng shí xíng tài de duì réng zài shì huǎn
    As military maps are being redrawn in the world, the United States got the fisherman's benefit and has emerged as the sole superpower at the end of the 20th Century. However, some Americans lack the ability to reflect on the unilateral export of their culture. The cultural hegemony of the hawkish elements in political circles and the media makes it impossible to soften the impact of the clash between different ideologies.
  • yòu xiē chuán cháng shì tōng shuǐ shǒu chū shēn
    Some of the captains came in at the hawse-hole.
  • ōu zhōu de zhǒng shān zhā shǔ zhí shēn lièguǒ liàng hóng zài yuán shàng péi chū zhǒng tóng de lèi xíngcháng yòng zuò zài běi měi dōng chéng wéi shēng zhǒng
    European hawthorn having deeply cleft leaves and bright red fruits; widely cultivated in many varieties and often grown as impenetrable hedges; established as an escape in eastern North America.
  • zài zòu huì shàng shǒu xiān yǎn chū de shì hǎi dùn de zòu míng .
    Her recital led off/She led off her recital with a Haydn sonata.
  • wǎn niánhǎi dùn xiě liǎo qīng chàng chuàng shì lìng shǒu tóng yàng hěn chū de shēngyuè zuò pǐn 》。
    As an old man, Haydn wrote his oratorio The Creation and another equally splendid work for voices, The Seasons.
  • 1800 nián zhī qián céng jīng chū bǎn liǎo fǎng hǎi dùn zhā de zuò pǐndàn shì jīng dài yòu bèi duō fēn de měi
    Before 1800, he had published works modeled upon Haydn and Mozart, but already touched with the power and beauty that are Beethoven.
  • hǎi shuō: " lùn cóng qǔdiào hái shì biǎo yǎn fāng miàn lái shuō mendōu wàng zhè zhāng zhuān ji shì chū rán
    "Musically, lyrically, and performance-wise, we wanted this album to grow out of something natural," says Hayes.
  • xìng zhōng, 1942 nián yīn rén》 ( yòu zhōng yǒng zhī jiā》 ) ér huò jiǎng chū shēng yīng guó de · jiā sēn yīn lóng · láo de zuì 'è chǎngér liǎng huò jiǎng de hǎi lún · hǎi huó dào liǎo 92 suì
    Among the women, British?born Green garson, who won in 1942 for Mrs Miniver, and Helen Hayes, who won twice, for The Sin Of Madelon Claudet and Airport, both lived to 92.
  • zhī dào gēn běn méi yòu biān mén hòu mén ràng gōng shǐ rén liù chū shì xiǎo hǎi xiǎng dào liǎo bái gōng cún fàng méijiù jiā xiē de xià shì
    As there were no back or side doors through which the minister's wife could slip out,Hayes Junior thought of the basement which was used to store coal,old furniture,and other odd things.
  • zài bái gōng de zhèng shì yàn huì shàngyīng guó gōng shǐ rén shēng duì hǎi rén shuō yòu shì xiǎng zǎo diǎn shì fǒu néng cóng biān mén qiāoqiāo liù chū
    Once in the course of a formal reception at the White House,the British Minister's wife whispered to Mrs.Hayes that she had to leave early and asked whether it was possible for her to slip away unnoticed by a side door.
  • páo dào cāng shàng cǎo duǒ kāi tiě guàndǎo chū suǒ yòu yìng qīng diǎn lái
    He ran into the barn, climbed to the hayloft and uncovered the tin can. He poured the coins out and began to count.
  • zǒng jié zhè sān nián lái běn jié mùdì biǎo xiàn huì xiàn guài xiàn xiàngpíng shí yǎn chū shuǐ píng cuò de tuán cān jiā shù jiéshuǐ píng jiù zǒu yàng
    An assessment of performances by local theatre over the last three to four years will make one realise this strange phenomenon: arts houses which have usually done fairly well will go haywire when they perform during the Arts Festivals.
  • " zhù zhì , chū liǎo suǒ yòu de qián lái wǎn jiù 。 "
    He hazarded all his money to save the business.
  • zhè xiē shì suí biàn chū lái de
    These instances were cited at hazard.
  • xiǎng men jīng zuò hǎo liǎo zhǔn bèi yìng rèn néng chū xiàn de wēi xiǎn
    I think we have provided for every possible hazard.
  • luàn zuò chū de 'àn jìng rán shì duì de
    The answer he gave at hazard turned out to be correct.
  • jiēguǒ zhè cháng cháng xīn bèi tóng shì liǎo wài hào jiàomào shī guǐde jiā huǒ yòu chū cuò héng héng é luó jiàndiéshì jūn qíng chù de gōng
    But it turned out that accident-prone Parr - once nicknamed "Hazard" by colleagues - actually handed over the secrets to an MI5 agent.
  • shí tiáo  zhuǎn wēi xiǎn fèi de 'àn zhào guó jiā yòu guān guī dìng tián xiě wēi xiǎn fèi zhuǎn lián dānbìng xiàng wēi xiǎn fèi chū jiē shòu de xiàn shàng fāng rén mín zhèng huán jìng bǎo xíng zhèng zhù guǎn mén bào gào
    Article 51 Whoever transfers hazardous waste, must, according to relevant State regulations, fill in duplicate forms for transfer of hazardous waste and report to the competent administrative departments of environmental protection of the local people's governments at or above the county level in the places where the hazardous waste is to be moved out or moved in.
  •   ( sān ) zhuǎn wēi xiǎn fèi 'àn zhào guó jiā guī dìng tián xiě wēi xiǎn fèi zhuǎn lián dān huò zhě wèi xiàng chū jiē shòu de xiàn shàng fāng rén mín zhèng huán jìng bǎo xíng zhèng zhù guǎn mén bào gào de
    when transferring hazardous waste, failing to fill in duplicate forms for transfer of hazardous waste according to relevant State regulations, and failing to report to the competent administrative departments of environmental protection of the local people's governments at or above the county level in the places where the hazardous waste is to be moved out or moved in;
  • qiū líng dài tòu guò méng lóng chū xiàn zài yǎn qián
    The foothills were looming ahead through the haze.
  • chū jǐng chá jiù huì dīng zhù
    Remember, the police will haze their eye on you the moment you come out of prison.