zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiāo jiǎn zhí měng liǎo zhēn xiāng xìn shì zhēn de
    That news fairly knocked me into a cocked hat; I just couldn't believe it.
  • fáng men jiē dào tōng zhī shuō xiāo miè zhāng láng de rén liǎng tiān hòu lái
    The tenants are informed that the exterminator of cockroach will be here in two days.
  • fáng men jiē dào tōng zhī shuō xiāo miè zhāng láng de rén liǎng tiān hòu lái
    The tenant is inform that the exterminator of cockroach will is here in two day.
  • zhè fèn yòng xiě de xiāo chū lái
    The coded message was indecipherable.
  • diǎn biān bìng ss7 xiāo yòng shí bié zhǐ dìng de ss7 wǎng luò jié diǎn
    Point codes are incorporated into SS7 messages and are used to identify specific SS7 network nodes.
  • zài jiǎn shǎo kōng jiān shí jiān xiāo hàosuō xiǎo pín dài kuān suō cún chǔ liàng chuán shū liàngjiàng chéng běn děng fāng miàn cǎi yòng de liè shù xiāo chú chóngfù diào guān xiàngshǐ yòng shū biān shù děng
    A series of techniques used for the reduction of space, bandwidth, cost, transmission, generating time, and the storage of data.These techniques are designed to eliminate repetition, remove irrelevances, and employ special coding techniques.
  • néng yuán xiāo fèi zēngzhǎng shù
    coefficient of energy consumption increase
  • 6、 ēn 'ěr shù shì zhǐ mín shí pǐn xiāo fèi zhī chū zhàn xiāo fèi zhī chū de zhòng
    Engel coefficient refers to the proportion of residents food expenses of the living expenses.
  • 1994 niánnóng cūn mín de shí pǐn zhī chū zhàn xiāo fèi zhī chū de zhòng ( ēn 'ěr shù ) jiàng wéi 58.8%。
    Food expenses dropped to 58.8 percent of the consumption expenditure (the Engel coefficient) in 1994.
  • ēn 'ěr shù ( shí pǐn xiāo fèi zhòng ) zhú nián xià jiàng
    In Xinjiang, the Engel’ s coefficient (the food consumption ratio) is dropping year by year.
  • 1994 niánchéng zhèn mín de shí pǐn zhī chū zhàn xiāo fèi zhī chū de zhòng ( ēn 'ěr shù ), cóng 1990 nián de 54.2% xià jiàng dào 50.0%。
    The proportion of food expenses in consumption outlay (the Engel coefficient) dropped to 50.0 percent in 1994 from 54.2 percent in 1990.
  • 1954 niánnóng cūn mín de 'ēn 'ěr shù gāo 69%, dào 1998 niánnóng cūn mín de xiāo fèi jié gòu gǎi shànēn 'ěr shù jiàng zhì 53.3%, wén huà xìng zhī chū zhī chū zài shēng huó xiāo fèi zhī chū zhōng suǒ zhàn de zhòng gāo wéi 25.4%, zhù chuān de zhòng fēn bié wéi 15.1% 6.2%。
    In 1954, the Engel coefficient of rural residents was as high as 69 percent.By 1998, the consumption structure of rural residents had been greatly improved, with the Engel coefficient decreasing to 53.4 percent; their cultural, recreational and service expenditures had risen to 25.4 percent; and the proportions of accommodation and clothing expenditures were 15.1 percent and 6.2 percent, respectively.
  • zài xiāo fèi jié gòu fāng miànnóng cūn mín de 'ēn 'ěr shùshí xìng xiāo fèi zhàn shēng huó xiāo fèi zhī chū de zhòngyóu 1978 nián de 67.7 jiàng dào 1997 nián de 55.1%。 chéng zhèn mín de 'ēn 'ěr shù jǐn wéi 46.4%, 1978 nián jiàng liǎo 11 bǎi fēn diǎn
    In terms of consumption structures, the Engel's coefficient (proportion of income going to food) for rural residents dropped from 67.7 percent in 1978 to 55.1 percent in 1997, while that for urban residents declined by 11 percentage points to 46.4 percent.
  • chéng zhèn mín 'ēn 'ěr shù ( shí pǐn zhī chū zhàn xiāo fèi zhī chū de zhòng ) 00 nián wéi 0% zuǒ yòu nián xià jiàng jìn10 bǎi fēn diǎn19 nián xià jiàng yuē18 bǎi fēn diǎn
    In 2000, the Engel's coefficient of urban residents (the proportion of food expenditure in the total consumption expenditure) was about 40 percent, or a drop of close to 10 percentage points from that in 1995, and a decrease of 18 percentage points from that in 1978.
  • quán nián rén jūn xiāo fèi xìng zhī chū wéi 8923 yuán shàng nián zēngzhǎng 5.1%, kòu chú jià yīn shí zēngzhǎng 1.9%。 chéng zhèn mín 'ēn 'ěr shù 36.2%, shàng nián jiàng 0.1 bǎi fēn diǎn
    The annual per capita living expenses of urban residents in Beijing reached 8923 yuan, up 5.1 percent over the previous year, a real increase of 1.9 percent if eliminating the price factor, the Engel coefficient of urban residents was 36.2 percent, down by 0.1 percentage points from that in the previous year.
  • chéng zhèn mín de 'ēn 'ěr shùshí pǐn zhī chū zhàn xiāo fèi zhī chū de zhònggǎi kāi fàng zhī qián zhí zài 57% shàngdào 1998 nián jiàng zhì 44.5%, shēng huó xiāo fèi zǒng shàng dào xiǎo kāng shuǐ píng
    The Engel coefficient (the proportion of food expenditure in consumer expenditure) of urban residents was always over 57 percent before the policy of reform and opening to the outside world was introduced, a figure which dropped to 44.5 percent in 1998, and consumption has reached the well-off level as a whole.
  • guó jiā tǒng chōu yàng diào chá, 1996 nián quán guó chéng zhèn mín rén jūn xiāo fèi zhī chū 3919 yuán zhōng rén jūn gòu mǎi shí pǐn zhī chū 1905 yuánfǎn yìng shí pǐn xiāo fèi zhòng de ēn 'ěr shù wéi 48.6%, shàng nián xià jiàng liǎo 1.3 bǎi fēn diǎnxiàng 2000 nián suǒ yào dào de 45% de biāo yòu qián jìn liǎo
    According to a sample survey of the State Statistics Bureau, the per capita consumption expenses of urban dwellers reached 3,919 yuan in 1996. Of that amount, 1,905 yuan was spent on food. The "Engel's coefficient", which indicates the ratio between the expenses of food and other items of consumption, came to 48.6, or 1.3 percentage points lower than the previous year and a step closer to the goal of 45 percent set for the year of 2000.
  • dàn tōng guò píng gòng chù bàn jiě jué liǎo tái wān wèn zhè diǎn jiù xiāo shī liǎozhè xiē rén jiù xīn liǎo
    Once the Taiwan question was solved through peaceful coexistence, the issue would be defused, and these people would shed their illusions accordingly.
  • diàn yào xiāo hào méi huò shí yóu
    The eletricity may be generated by the consumption of coke or oil.
  • liè xié diào biǎo biǎo shì xiē jiāo de guò chéng jǐn kàn dào duì xiàng zhǒng lèiér qiě kàn dào zài men zhī jiān chuán sòng de xiāo
    Sequence and collaboration diagrams show interactive processes: You not only see objects and classes, but also the messages that pass between them.
  • yòng men shuōnèi wǎng hái xiāo chú liǎo duì zhǐ de làishǐ yuán men xìn líng tōng yuán zhī jiān zēng qiáng liǎo nèi jiāo liúbìng shǐ kuà shí shí xiàn xié tóng gōng zuò chéng wèile xiàn shí
    Intranets also eliminate dependency on paper, keep employees informed, enhance internal exchange among employees, and make collaborative work across time zones a reality, users said.
  • xiāo fáng chù huì zài shēng jiāo tōng wàiyòu rén bèi kùn shēng jiàng nèi huò bèi suǒ nèixiè lòu méi lóu fáng dǎo shuǐ jìnshān qīng xiègōng wài tiào lóu děng zhǒng shì shí gōng jiù yuán
    The department also provides wide-ranging rescue services in incidents such as traffic accidents, people trapped in lifts or locked rooms, gas leakage, house collapses, flooding, landslides, industrial accidents and attempts to jump from a height.
  • zuì hǎo xiāo lín de huì tán zhōu hòu cái néng huí lái shí zài gěi diàn huà
    And you'd better cancel that appointment with collins. I'll be away for a week, so I'll call him when I get back.
  • měi guó guó jiā rén lèi yīn yán jiū suǒ suǒ cháng lǎng · lín xuān liǎo zhè xiāo :“ gāo xīng bìng róng xìng yīnggāi shuō xīn xuān rén lèi yīn jìhuà de biāo jiāng shí xiàn。”
    Dr. Francis Collins, who heads the National Human Genome Research Institute, delivered the news, " I' m pleased and honored, perhaps I should say exhilarated to declare the goals of human genome project to be completed."
  • zhí mín dāng wèi néng xiāo chú yǐn sāo luàn de xiē mǎn qíng
    The colonialist authorities failed to remedy the grievances from which these disorders sprang.
  • diàn shì shì duì měi guó shēng huó yǐng xiǎng zuì de wén huà xiàn xiàngér qiě shì gōng rèn de zuì tōng de wén huà xiāo fèi jīng
    Television is the single strongest cultural influence on American life and the widely recognised lowest com-mon denominator.
  • dǒu zhějuédòu shì réntōng cháng zhǐ zhí dǒu zhě huò zài luó yuán xíng chǎng de bèi péi xùn lìng rén huò shòu jìn xíng shū dǒu gōng gōng gòng xiāo qiǎn
    A person, usually a professional combatant, a captive, or a slave, trained to entertain the public by engaging in mortal combat with another person or a wild animal in the ancient Roman arena.
  • xiāo tōng guò děng shì bìng xiāo wèi zhī liàng
    To remove(an unknown quantity) by combining equations.
  • cóng qián de zōng qíng kuàng lái kàn hǎo xiàng díquè kuáng diē xiāo fèi shāng xìn xīn zhǐ shù zhí xiàn xià jiàngguó nèi tóu ruì jiǎnér quán qiú 'èr jīng qiáng guó běn shì yīn yún qián jǐng miǎo máng
    The current combo of a crashing Nasdaq, plummeting consumer and business confide nce, sharp cutbacks in captial investment at home, and ever grimmer news from th e world's second?largest economy, Japan, world suggest so.
  • xiāo yīn yòng lái shōu zào yīn de zhuāng zhìyóu zhǐ yòng nèi rán dòng
    A device that absorbs noise, especially one used with an internal-combustion engine.
  • guó wáng wáng hòu rán shēng bìng de xiāo chuán kāi liǎo
    The news came out that king and queen suddenly fell ill.
  • yào de hěn kuài jiù huì xiāo de
    Leave him alone and he'll soon come round.