zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiàng bào yuán shuō jiāng huì yòu tiān de jīng lǎng tiān xiàn zài tiān kōng jīng lǎng yún men yīnggāi shì cān de
    The weatherman says it's set fair for several days, and there isn't a cloud in the sky, so we should be able to go for a picnic.
  • men chēng shì zhì gōngbìng shuō men huì zhì shì jiè shàng cǎi zuì piào liàng 'àn zuì měi de liào
    They called themselves weavers and said that they knew how to weave cloth of the most beautiful colors and designs in the world.
  • zài hūn shàng shī shuō gēn shuō wéi de
    At the wedding ceremony, the priest said, "Say after me, 'I Jim take you, Mary, to be my lawful wedded wife.'"
  • duō shù wǎn shàng dōuzài bàn gōng shì guò shuō 'ài zhè fèn gōng zuò
    He spends most evenings at the office. You could say he's wedded to the job.
  • zhè shèng dàn lǎo rén héng héng suī rán céng shuō méi yòu xiè cái néng héng héng què zài shèng dàn jié zǎo shàng duǎn duǎn shí jiān nèi zhuāng liǎo xíng chēxiǎo huò chē
    The Santa who -- despite his utter lack of mechanical skills -- put together bicycles, wagons and otehr miscellaneous items during the wee hours of Christmas mornings.
  • běn lái zhǐ wàng jīn nián yòu 3 xīng de xiūjiàjiēguǒ què zhǐ yòu xīng guò huà shuōyòu diǎn zǒng méi yòu hǎo
    I had hoped to get three weeks' vacation this year. I only got one week, but I guess half a loaf is better than none.
  • nín dìng míng bái,” 'āi shēng tàn jiē zhe shuō ,“ xiāng shí de rénzài zhè zhǒng shí jiānchuānzhuó zhè yàng de chéng zhè bān múyàng lái bài fǎng nínhuì xiàng nín chū shénme yàng de qǐng qiú
    'You must be wondering, ' he resumed with a melancholy sigh, 'what a stranger can want with you at such an hour, dressed in such clothes and weeping like this.
  • de jiàn duì lái shuō suàn shénme
    His suggestion does not weigh with me.
  • duì lái shuō suǒ wèi de kǎo
    Considerations that do not weigh with her.
  • guān duì péi shěn tuán xià de zhǐ lìng yóu guān jiù shì yòng fàn wéi zhèng de quán héng děng wèn xiàng péi shěn tuán zuò de shuō míng
    Instruction given by a judge to a jury about the law, its application, and the weighing of evidence.
  • shuō huà yòu fèn liàng
    His every word carries weight.
  • shēng shuō qièbù tái zhòng
    The doctor said he must not lift heavy weights.
  • zài tōng yòng diàn gōng xuān jié · wéi 'ěr jiāng chéng wéi xià rèn shǒu zhí xíng guān hòu jiù duì lìng míng guǎn rén yuán shuō ,“ yào mìng。”
    “ I want a revolution.” Jack Welch told another General Electric executive just after the company revealed Welch would be its next CEO.
  • duì shǎo shù xìng yùn de rén lái shuō hǎo lāi de xīng 60 suì de 'ěr · wéi 'ěr , 66 suì de suǒ fěi · luó lán 64 suì de luó · léi men nèi xiāng guān yuán de jūn héng xìng zhèng hǎo ràng men néng qīng chūn yǒng zhù
    For the lucky few, such as Hollywood greats Raquel Welch, 60, Sophia Loren, 66, and Robert Redford, 64, the chemical balance appears just right to help retain their youthful looks.
  • huà shuō hǎo
    That is well said.
  • hěn yòu yóu zhè yàng shuō
    You may well say so.
  • hǎohòu lái shuō
    Well, then she said ...
  • shuō piào liàng zuòde qiàdàng
    Do well is better than say well.
  • hǎo shuō hǎo zuò
    Better to do well than to say well.
  • shàn shuō wéi hǎoshàn zuò gèng jiā
    Say well be good, but do well be better.
  • shàn shuō wéi hǎoshàn zuò gèng jiā
    Say well is good, but do well is better.
  • shuō hǎo gānde hǎo
    It is better to do well than to say well.
  • shuō me 'ér de zuì jiā fāng shì zuò chū chē
    Well, the best way to get there is to take a taxi.
  • zài de yǐn zhī zhōng shuō hěn hǎo,“ gān guāng yǒng yuǎn zuì jiā”。
    Heraclitus saith well in one of his enigmas, Dry light is ever the best.
  • me shuō duìměi sài tái
    "Well, I will do better, Mercédès.
  • zhè zhǒng rén wǎng wǎng yǐn hūn yīn zuò gēn shuō hūn yīn shàng guī dìng yòu hūn yīn yóu shì guǎn zhèng zhì tiáo jiàn guǎn 'ér xìng guǎn dào dào
    People always base their arguments on the marriage law, saying the marriage law stipulates freedom of marriage and they, therefore, disregard political conditions, their children's wellbeing and questions of morality.
  • tīng shuō huì líng dùn zhǎn hěn kuài
    I hear Wellington develops very quickly.
  • wēi 'ěr shì huàn xiǎo shuō de chuàng shǐ rén zhī
    H.G. Wells remains one of the founding fathers of science fiction.
  • shuō chū huà lái bào zhù zuǒ shí liú chū liǎo yǎn lèi
    Words fxiled him.He wept as he enbraced Uncle Zuo.
  • zhè hái gāng cái biān biān shuō de wěi xiàn zài shuì zhe liǎo
    The child has wept out its sorrow and is asleep.
  • zhè yàng biān biān shuōrén jiā tīng dǒng de huà
    You could not make yourself understood as you wept out.
  • shuō de zhé xué zài yáng rén de yǎn zhōng shì fǒu zhèng què
    It is useless for me to say whether my philosophy is valid or not for the Westerner.