zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • de fēi xíng shì yàn shì chéng gōng deyīn wéi hēng guó wáng shì shōu dào liǎo 'ěr xiān shēng de xìnxìn zhōng shuō zhǎo dào liǎo fēi xíng de qǐng guó wáng 4 yuè 1 zài wēi mǐn gōng kàn de fēi xíng biǎo yǎn
    It seems that his experiments were successful: King Henry VIII received a letter from Mr. Lirpa, in which he announced that he had finally solved the secret of flight. He asked the king to be present at a demonstration flight at Westminster on April l.
  • shuō jīn xià shì 50 nián lái liàng zuì duō de jié
    It is on record that the summer was the wettest for 50 years.
  • shuō jīn xià shì 50 nián lái liàng zuì duō de jié
    It is on record that the summer was the wettest for50 years.
  • " yòng dùn xué yuàn de pái kāi liǎo shù de jiù mén, "31 suì de jiā · ào lún tǎn shuō dào 1997 nián xiàn rèn shān tǒng gōng shì chǎng yíng xiāo zhù rèn
    Using the Wharton name opened an infinite number of doors, says Gary Orenstein,31,who graduated in 1997 and is now director of marketing for Nishan Systems Inc.
  • “ [ wài guó ] yán de yào kāi shǐ zēng jiā,” chōng shuō 。“ guǒ yòu huá dùn de gōng shāng guǎn shuò shì liú bìng qiě zài běn zhù guò nián [ zhǎo gōng zuò shí ] jiù suí kāi tiáo jiàn。”
    "Demand for language ability is starting to increase," he added, "Someone who could write his own ticket is a Wharton M.B.A. fluent in Japanese and who has spent a year in Japan."
  • mendōu zhī dào wèi lián de rén 'ér běn lái yīnggāi zěn yàng shuō
    We all know what the poor man should have said.
  • men hái shuō liǎo xiē shénme ?
    What else did they say?
  • xiāng xìn shuō de huà
    I believed what she told me.
  • zuò shuō guò de shuō néng zuò de
    Do what you say,say what you do
  • guǎn shuō shénme zǒng shì tóng
    Whatever I say, he always disagrees.
  • lùn men shuō shénmetādōu tóng
    Whatever we said, he'd disagree.
  • hǎo zěn me shuō jiù zěn me bàn
    Very well, whatever you say.
  • shuō huà yòu bǎn yòu yǎn
    Whatever he says is well presented.
  • diǎn wèn méi yòu hěn gāo xīng shuōhǎi guān rén yuán fēi cháng 'ér qiě hěn yòu xiàolǜ
    None whatsoever, I'm happy to say. The customs officers were all very kind and efficient.
  • rèn wéi néng gěi qīn shuō hǎo huàràng gěi men chū fēi piào qián
    Do you think you can wheedle Father into paying for our flight?
  • men zuì zhōng piàn shuō chū liǎo
    They finally wheedled the secret out of him.
  • kàn men yòu shuō yòu xiào de bèi lún guǎi zhàng bàn men cānyù shè huì men diǎn 'ér bēi
    The wheelchairs and crutches accompany them all their lives and they attach themselves to the society. They don't feel self-humilia-tion at all.
  • sǎng téng , chī shuō .
    I've got a sore throat,' he wheezed.
  • men jié hūn lái qiē rèn píng 'ěr shuō liǎo suàn shèn zhì jué dìng men yīnggāi zhù
    I had just let Neil take over absolutely everything when we got married, he even decided whereabouts we should live
  • nài jié 'ěr jǐng guān shuōjǐng fāng jīng dào liǎo 60 fēng guān xiē zuì fàn de luò jiǎo chù de bàojiāng zài hòu xīng zhōng kāi zhǎn wéi xíng dòng
    Eastaugh said that as a result of the mailing, police had received 60 tip-offs on the whereabouts of other offenders who would be rounded up in the coming weeks.
  • wén shuō yào dài yǎn jìngér shì shí shàng dài yǎn jìng jīhū shénme kàn jiàn
    Mervin says he doesn't need to wear glasses whereas in reality he's practically blind without them.
  • zhī dào shuō liǎo xiē shénme
    He didn't know whereof he talked about.
  • shǒu 'àn zhe zhǐ shuō :“ xiǎng dào yòng zhè dōng shā rén hòu zài shù lín bàng biān 'àn shā hái yào láo kào tài lìng rén hán xīn liǎo
    "When one thinks," said Caderousse, letting his hand drop on the paper, "there is here wherewithal to kill a man more sure than if we waited at the corner of a wood to assassinate him!
  • shùn biàn shuō shēng jìn lái wèi kǒu hǎoxiǎng lái diǎn shí de fàn cài
    By the way, I'm having a dull appetite recently. So I'd like something which whets the appetite.
  • mèi mèi cái suì , dàn zǒng néng shuō chū huà hǎo hǎo
    My sister is only seven, but she always tells me whether my pictures are good or not.
  • shuō men shì shì yào shénme
    Do you speak whether what they need?
  • shì huì jiǎng huà de”, zhè me shuō de rén jiǎng huà jiù liǎoyòu lái shì fàn
    Whey doesn't the fellow who says, "I'm no speechmaker," let it go at that instead of giving a demonstration.
  • huān jiù shèng xià de guī hǎo shuō
    You take whichever you prefer and leave the other one for me. I'm easy.
  • jiǎng dǎng xìng jiǎng yuán shuō huà zuò shì kàn lái tóukàn fēng xiàngmǎn wéi zhè yàng huì fàn cuò
    They are not guided by Party spirit and Party principles, but go along with whatever has the backing of the authorities and adjust their words and actions according to whichever way the wind is blowing.They think that they will thus avoid mistakes.
  • shuō zhe ràng fèi luó wén liǎo wén
    " Then he let Old Man Fellows take a little whiff of it."
  • xiǎngshuǐ zhài xiǎnyìng bāo kuò quán zhù yào fēng xiǎnér gēn suǒ shuō dezhè zhǒng shuǐ xiǎn suǒ chéng bǎo de rèn què shì hěn shǎo
    I thought that the W.P.A. insurance should cover all principal risks whilst, according to what you say, it means very little.
  • qǐng yào diū xià guǎn ,' chōu chōu shuō .
    Please don't leave me alone,' he whimpered.