zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • cóng jiā jiǔ guǎn dào lìng jiā jiǔ guǎn gèng duō de jiǔ
    go from one pub to the next and get progressively more drunk.
  • jiā jiǔ guǎn de lǎo bǎn shì de
    That publican of the bar is a woman.
  • céng huā liǎo bàn nián shí jiān liǎo yīng guó 61000 jiā jiǔ zhōng de 800 fǎng tán 50 wèi jiǔ lǎo bǎn jiǔ bǎo 1000 duō jiǔ de lán yóu zhě shuō míng bái yīng guó rén shì zěn me gěi mǎi dào jiǔ de
    One Dutch tourist who spent six months visiting 800 of Britain's 61,000 pubs and interviewing 50 publicans and bar workers and more than 1,000 customers said :" I cannot understand how the British ever manage to buy themselves a drink.
  • xuān chuán jiā yóu zhǐ bào shè huò chuán méi děng zuò xuān chuán de rén
    One who publicizes, especially a press or publicity agent.
  • suí hòu de xuān chuán jìn shǐ rén men duì zhè guó jiā de hūn yīn zhuàng kuàng gǎn dào huò
    The resulting publicity does wonders for the nation's marriages.
  • héng héng gōng kāi chuīxīzàng shì guó jiā
    -- Publicly advocating that "Tibet is an independent state."
  • yào shǐ jiā dōuzhī dào péng yǒu de quē diǎn
    Do not publish the faults of your friends.
  • wèi zuò jiā jué men de chū bǎn shè jìn shāng tǎo
    The writer refused to make further negotiations with their publisher.
  • wéi jiā lún dūn chū bǎn shāng dào dōu shòu shēng
    He travels for a London publisher.
  • wèi zuò jiā xiě de shū bèi chū bǎn shāng jué liǎo
    A writer who has a book refused by a publisher.
  • wèi zuò jiā xiě de shū bèi chū bǎn shāng jué liǎo
    A writer who have a book refuse by a publisher.
  • jiā měi guó chū bǎn shāng gāi gōng shāng tán yòu guān bìng de shì
    The company is approached by an American publisher with the suggestion of a merger.
  • xīn jià gěi liǎo de wèi chū bǎn shāngchéng liǎo jiā xiǎo de rén
    Cindy married one of her publishers and became a household word.
  • liú xíng yīnyuè jiāzuòqǔ jiā chū bǎn shāng zuò shēng de zuì chū zhǐ niǔ yuē de
    a city district (originally in New York) where composers and publishers of popular music do business.
  • xiàng rén yàngchū bǎn shāng yòu shí jué zhí yòu qián de zuò jiāér zhí duì háo wàng de rén xiàn yīn qín
    Publishers, like other people, sometimes reject chances of backing the right horse, and stubbornly back the wrong one.
  • yòu hǎo jiā chū bǎn shè chū jià xiǎng gòu mǎi zhè běn shū de bǎn quán
    Several publishing houses bid on the book.
  • zài huí jiā de shàng kuà guò liǎo hǎo shuǐ kēng
    He stride across several rain puddle on his way home.
  • shǔ huò guān quán quán jiā de
    of or relating to pugilism or pugilists.
  • zhù míng de quán jiā shǐ xiān shēng jìng zhuàng kuàng shèn jiā
    Mr Smith, the famous pugilist, is in hard condition.
  • ài kěnkāng · 1889 1973 měi guó zuò jiāzhù yào shī wén míng zuò pǐn shī xuǎn huò 1930 nián jiǎng
    American writer noted primarily for his poetry. He won a1930 Pulitzer Prize for Selected Poems.
  • ài zhān 1909- 1955 měi guó zuò jiā píng jiāyīn xiǎo shuō jiā tíng zhōng de wáng shì jiàn huò 1957 nián jiǎng
    American writer and critic who won a1957 Pulitzer Prize for his novel A Death in the Family.
  • fèi āi 1887- 1968 měi guó zuò jiā xiě liǎo duō liú xíng xiǎo shuōbāo kuò yíng jiǎng de zhī ( 1924 nián
    American writer who wrote several popular novels, including So Big(1924), which won a Pulitzer Prize.
  • kǎi wēi · 1873- 1947 miáo xiě biān jiāng kāi tuò shēng huó de měi guó zuò jiā xiǎo shuō men zhōng de yuán( 1922 niánhuò wén xué jiǎng
    American author who wrote about frontier life. Her novel One of Ours(1922) won a Pulitzer Prize.
  • qiē zhān · ā 'ěr bèi shēng 1907 měi guó shǐ xiǎo shuō jiāzhù yòu nán tài píng yáng shì( 1947 niánbìng shū huò jiǎnghái zhù yòu yuán quán( 1965 nián
    American writer of historical novels, such as Tales of the South Pacific(1947), for which he won a Pulitzer Prize, and The Source(1965).
  • yuē hàn 1912- 1982 měi guó zuò jiā de duǎn piān xiǎo shuō cháng piān xiǎo shuō chōng mǎn yōu qíng de diào miáo huì liǎo měi guó jiāo de shēng huó yīn yuē hàn · xiǎo shuō 1978 nián huò jiǎng
    American writer who depicted life in American suburbs with humor and compassion in his short stories and novels. He won a Pulitzer Prize for The Stories of John Cheever(1978).
  • zhí dào qián jiǔ ruì zhí zài dāng de jiā liáo zhōng xīn zuò xīn fèi liáo yǎng shī
    Until recently, Krickitt worked as a cardio pulmonary therapist at a local medical center.
  • hái yīn dài huí jiā ér shēng chuí zhù qīn .
    The child pummelled his mother angrily as she carried him home.
  • hái yīn dài huí jiā ér shēng chuí zhù qīn
    The child pummels his mother angrily as she carries him home.
  • hái yīn dài huí jiā ér shēng chuí zhù qīn
    The child pummels his mother angrily as she carries him home
  • zhè jiā tóu liàng jīn kāi zhè zhǒng xīn chǎn pǐn .
    The firm pumped money into the development of the new product.
  • 1997 niánguó jiā tóu 20.14 yuán de yáng zhuó yōng chōu shuǐ néng diàn zhàn jùn gōng diàn
    In 1997 the Yamzho Yumco Water Pumping and Energy Storing Power Station, built with state investment totaling 2.014 billion yuan, was completed and began to generate electricity.
  • jiā míng tiān dìng yào 'àn shí shàng bānzuì jìn wǎn diǎn chū qín de rén tài duō liǎolǎo bǎn fēi cháng nǎo huǒ
    Be sure to be at work on time tomorrow, everybody. The boss is on the warpath because so many people have been punching in late recently.