zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • liáng shāng tōng cháng xiàng shēng chǎn zhě gòu mǎi ér shì xiàng zhèng de guān gòu mǎihòu zhě yuàn jiāng shōu lái de shí shuì wěi tuō bié rén yùn sòng dào wáng gōngwén guān yuánjūn duì mǎn zhè xiē rén yào de gōng jiàng men suǒ de fāng
    The grain dealers do not usually buy grain from the producers, but from the agents of government, who, receiving the revenue in kind, are glad to devolve upon others the business of conveying it to the places where the prince, his chief civil and military officers, the bulk of his troops, and the artisans who supply the wants of these various persons, are assembled.
  • hái yòu duō xiū dào yuàngēn shàng shù guān xiāng gèng dài yòu zhǒng qián chéng zhī měigèng jiān yòu zhǒng zhuāng yán zhī xióngdàn xióng wěi zhuàng jué guān
    There were a great many abbeys, of a beauty more devout, of a grandeur more solemn than the mansions, but not less beautiful, not less grand.
  • péi chū zhè xiē xiǎo zhū de ppl liáo gōng měi guó fēn de yán jiū xiàng zǒng cái wèi · ā shuō :" zhè xiàng yán jìn zhǎn shí jiě jué liǎo qián suǒ miàn lín de rén guān zhí lái yuán duǎn quē wèn , zhì liáo táng niào bìng suǒ de shēng chǎn dǎo de bāo。 "
    "This advance provides a near-time solution for overcoming the shortage of human organs for transplants, as well as insulin-producing cells to cure diabetes," says David Ayares, vice president of research at PPL Therapeutics, US division, where the pigs were created.
  • wèile zhěn duàn de mùdì 'ér jiǎn chá jiǎn chá guān děng
    examine for diagnostic purposes, as of organs.
  • qiāo shēn guān yòng lái zhěn duàn bìng
    tapping a part of the body for diagnostic purposes.
  • chù zhěn tōng guò chù guān huò shēn mǒu wèijiǎn chá huò tàn chátōng cháng wéi zhěn duàn fāng
    To examine or explore by touching(an organ or area of the body), usually as a diagnostic aid.
  • tòu shì xiǎn xiàng yùn yòng zhuān mén de xiè shù shǐ shēn nèi guān zhì huò qiāng xiǎn xiàn dào zhěn duàn de mùdì yùn yòng chāo shēng sǎo miáo shù
    Visualization of internal bodily organs, tissues, or cavities using specialized instruments and techniques, such as ultrasonography, for diagnostic purposes.
  • dōng méng lùn tán shì qián tài wéi de fàn guān fāng duō biān 'ān quán duì huà zuò lùn tán
    The ARF is the only pan-Asia-Pacific official multilateral security dialogue and cooperation forum at present.
  • lùn zhě rèn wéizhèng shì jiàn shè shū guǎn yuàn guǎnyīnyuè tīng zhī gèng yào shēng mín zhòng jiàn shǎng yíng zào huó de chuàng zuò huán jìng yào kuǎn zuò shǒu jiànwéi wén huà shù zuò guān fāng dìng xìng huò jiè de chuàng zuò nèi róngcái néng ràng rén gǎn shòu dào shù de fēn wéizài huì yòu rén wéi luǒ huà xiàng chū yīn dào bái míngláo láo dāo dāo zuò céng de zhēng lùn
    It has been suggested that the Singapore government should help bring about a social environment favourable for artistic creation and bring up a population keen to appreciate worthy works. While financing the building of libraries, theatres, museums, and concert halls, it should refrain, as far as possible, from using the allocations to dictate how the beneficiaries should operate or to interfere in the artists' work.Then, in time, an atmosphere of art will make itself felt. No more trivial disputes over a painting of nudity, a monologue on stage, or a play's title will be heard.
  • xíng tài shēng yòu huò fēn zhī jié gòu de xíng chéng zhì guān zài zhǎn guò chéng zhōng de biàn huò shēngzhǎng
    Formation of the structure of an organism or part; differentiation and growth of tissues and organs during development.
  • jūn guān mìng lìng xià zhàn háo wèi
    The officer ordered his men to dig in.
  • xiāo huà guānwèizhōng chángshā náng zhǒng zhōng kōng de xiāo huà guānyóu zhǐ mǒu xiē kūn chóng de wèi huò zhě niǎo de shā náng
    A hollow digestive organ, especially the stomach of certain insects or the gizzard of a bird.
  • xiāo huà guān huán jié dòng huò kūn chóng de xiāo huà dào zhōng de lèi kuò fēn
    A similar enlargement in the digestive tract of annelids and insects.
  • shā nángwèinèi zàng zài xiē de chuí dòng shēn shàng yòu lèi de xiāo huà guān qiū yǐn
    A similar digestive organ found in certain invertebrates, such as the earthworm.
  • bāo fēn wéi zhì guān de bìng tōng cháng yòu xiāo huà qiāng shén jīng tǒng de duō bāo dòng
    multicellular animals having cells differentiated into tissues and organs and usually a digestive cavity and nervous system.
  • rén zhòng yào de huò yòu yǐng xiǎng de rén yóu yào shū duì dài de gāo guān xiǎn guì
    A person of great importance or influence, especially a dignitary who commands special treatment.
  • zhǒng kuài guǎnxuè guǎn huò guān de yuán xíng kuò zhāng huò péng zhàng
    A rounded dilation or expansion of a canal, vessel, or organ.
  • dòng zuò yòng shēn guān huò jié gòu shòu shí kòng zhì de dòng de gōng néng xīn tiào huò tóng kǒng fàng
    The involuntary functioning of an organ or other body structure that is not under conscious control, such as the beating of the heart or the dilation of the pupil of the eye.
  • xiàn zài guó guó nèi biàn gǎn jué dào men rén shì guān liáo zhù bàn shì tuō dào chù kào kāi huì huà juàn guò duō wèn diàn huà jiù jiě jué detuō dào bàn nián jiě jué liǎo
    There is a widespread feeling, both at home and abroad, that overstaffing, bureaucracy and a dilatory style of work have become prevalent among us.Quite a few people just muddle along, sitting through meetings and checking off their names on documents, while many problems that could be solved by a single telephone call remain unsolved for half a year or longer.
  • zhǐ guān huò zhě shēn de fēnyīn wéi bìngshāng hài huò zhě quē shǎo shǐ yòng 'ér zài chǐ cùn huò zhě liàng shàng jiǎn xiǎo
    (of an organ or body part) diminished in size or strength as a result of disease or injury or lack of use.
  • xià wéi xíng zhèng cháng guān dǒng jiàn huá jīn ( xīng ) zài cuì shū yuàn diǎn de zhì quán wén
    Following is the full text of the speech by the Chief Executive, Mr Tung Chee Hwa, at the Annual Speech Day of Diocesan Girls' School today (Friday):
  • shì cháxún shì shì chá huò jiǎn chá wéi mùdì guān fāng xìng chá kàn zhù jiào duì zhù jiào guǎn de shì chá
    An official visit for the purpose of inspection or examination, as of a bishop to a diocese.
  • guān huí xiàng zhèng
    The judge disallowed that evidence.
  • 1881 nián 7 yuè 2 zhān A・ jiā fěi 'ěr zǒng tǒng bèi shī wàng de móu qiú guān zhí zhě qiāng
    President James A. Garfield was shot by a disappointed office seeker on July2, 1881.
  • [ jié yùn shī ] fěi 'ào shuō fēi zài fàng xiàng dài shí,“ biān biān gǎn zhì xìn yáo tóu”。 fàng wán guò miǎo zhōng fēi zhǔ [ de shī ] bèi 'ēn tǎn chè huí sòngmàn dùn gāo děng yuàn guān pèi biǎo shì tóng fěi 'ào shuō,“ men gēn běn zhǎng liǎo de bǐng。”
    Hanafi, was "crying, and shaking his head in disbelief" as the videotape was run, said Figliolia [TA attorney]. Seconds after it ended, Hanafi instructed Bernstein to withdraw the lawsuit. Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Francis Pecora concurred. "We simply got the goods on him," Figliolia said.
  • guān qiú fàn shì fàng liǎo
    The judge discharged the prisoner.
  • pái xiè cóng xuè zhì huò guān zhōng fēn fèi de dòng zuò huò guò chéng
    The act or process of discharging waste matter from the blood, tissues, or organs.
  • yán zhí xíng jūn de jūn guān
    A rigid military disciplinarian.
  • guān xiàn yuán gào de zhuàng méi yòu yīn
    The judge finds that the plaintiff's pleading disclose no cause of action.
  • zhè míng nián qīng jūn guān zài shì chāi kāi wèi bào zhà dàn shí bèi zhà liǎo
    The young officer was blown to kingdom come while he was trying to disconnect the unexploded bomb.
  • duì dàn wán xiǎo guó lái shuōzhèng guān fāng rén mín zhī jiān guǒ fán shì jiē néng tǎn chéng xiāng duìzài de máo dùn huà chéng jìn de quán yuán
    For a small country, frank and honest interactions between the authorities and the public would turn whatever discord between them, if any, into harmony conducive to progress.
  • guān men zài yán jiāo tán
    The judges had solemn discourse together.