zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài duì wài mào fāng miànshòu zhōu jīn róng wēi de chōng chū kǒu zēngzhǎng míng xiǎn fàng mànshòu guó nèi qiú děng yīn de zhì yuējìn kǒu xià jiàng
    In the area of foreign trade, the growth of export slowed down significantly as a result of Asian financial crises, and the sluggish domestic demand led to a decline of import.
  • lìng zhá mén shǐ hóng shuǐ zhì liú nèi
    Another sluice gate keeps floodwater out of the lake.
  •   xiàn yòu de 'ài háng zhá yóu xiàn shàng rén mín zhèng chéng yuán jiàn shè dān wèi zài guī dìng de xiàn nèi cǎi jiù cuò shī
    For any existing dam or sluice gate structure which hinders navigation, the corresponding construction unit shall be ordered by the people's government at or above the county level to take remedial measures within a stipulated time limit.
  • shēng huó zài kěn nèi luó běi pín mín de rén mín wéi shēng shuǐ suǒ huā fèi yòng shì měi guó tōng gōng mín suǒ huā de bèi
    S People living in the Kibeira slum in Nairobi, Kenya, pay up to five times more for a litre of water than the average American citizen.
  • dāng qián yǐng xiǎng jīng chí kuài jiàn kāng zhǎn de zhù yào wèn shìwài mào chū kǒu xíng shì yán jùnwài guó běn liú liàng jiǎn shǎo tóu guó nèi shì chǎng wàngjià shuǐ píng chí xià jiàng
    The major problems that affect the sustained, rapid and sound economic growth are tough export situation, less flowing - in foreign capital, low investment by the collective and individual enterprises, slump domestic market, and continuously decreasing commodity price.
  • perl suí xiàn zhì shù de cháng héng héng guǒ yòu gòu de nèi cún, perl jiù néng 'àn dān de chuàn jiē shòu zhěng wén jiàn
    Perl does not arbitrarily limit the size of your data -- "if you've got the memory, Perl can slurp in your whole file as a single string;"
  • hěn kuài shěn shí duóshì chū de jīnquán chí dǎng nèi de zuǒ pài liàng
    He has rapidly sized up the situation and is using his slush funds for an all-out financing of the leftist groups inside the party.
  • nèi rěn
    A bully is always a coward.
  • yòu guān guān yuán jiè shàozhū róng zài nèi chǎng zhòng xīn cháng shuōxīn jiā zhè me xiǎoyòu quē yuánjīng guò duǎn duǎn shí nián de jiù jīng zhǎn dào jīn tiān zhè què shí hěn jiǎn dān
    According to official sources, Mr Zhu told Chinese officials during an internal session that despite its smallness and lack of resources, Singapore has made great progress in just a few decades. It was really quite a feat.
  • zhān ài huá 1749 1823 yīng guó nèi shēng niú dòu jiēzhòng chuàng shǐ rén xiàn tiān huā tōng guò jiēzhòng niú dòu lái fáng
    British physician and vaccination pioneer. He found that smallpox could be prevented by inoculation with the substance from cowpox lesions.
  • yóu zuò cuò shì 'ér gǎn dào nèi jiù
    Smart under a sense of wrong
  • cóng bèi gǎn chū nèi zhè wèi cháng biàn chéng liǎo zào yáo zhòngshāng huó dòng de biāo xuān chuán gōng gōng zhòng lùn tóng huān shǐ rén xuě shàng jiā shuāng
    After his expulsion from the cabinet the minister became the subject of a smear campaign. It seems the media and the public alike take pleasure in hitting a man when he's down.
  • shì nèi jìn zhǐ yān
    Outlawed smoking in the house.
  • jìn guǎn zhǐ wén míngdàn nèi xīn shēn chù què mǎn qiāng chóu hèn
    He behaved politely but inside he was smouldering with hate.
  • zhēn duì 1997 nián láizǒu guāng pán chéng wéi zhōng guó nèi dào bǎn guāng pán de zhù yào yuán tóu de qíng kuàngzhōng guó hǎi guān jiā qiáng
    Since 1997, pirated compact discs in China were mostly smuggled from overseas. Responding to this new development, the customs in China have intensified the efforts against the smuggling of pirated compact discs.
  • xiāng gǎng nèi zhī jiān de zǒu huó dòng réng rán chāng juéyóu jīng hǎi zǒu pǐn de qíng kuàng zuì wéi yán zhòng
    Smuggling between Hong Kong and the Mainland was still serious,particularly smuggling by sea.
  • jǐng fāng xiāng xìn fēn shī qiè de háo huá fáng chē shì yòng huò guì jīng yùn fǎn nèi ér fēn yòng shā dǔn cóng shuǐ tōu yùn
    Most of the stolen luxury vehicles were believed to have been smuggled into the Mainland overland by containers, although some were smuggled by sea using sand barges.
  • sān jiē duàncóng 1997 niánsǎo huáng”、“ fēi zhōng xíng dòng kāi shǐzhēn duì jìng wài guī xiàng zhōng guó nèi zǒu
    The third stage, beginning from 1997, is characterized by an intense struggle against pirated compact disc smugglers. The customs play an indispensable role in preventing smugglers from shipping
  • zhǐ yòu xiē zhù guān piàn miàn biǎo miàn kàn wèn de rénpáo dào fāng wèn huán jìng de qíng kuàng kàn shì qíng de quán shì qíng de shǐ quán xiàn zhuàng), chù dào shì qíng de běn zhìshì qíng de xìng zhì shì qíng shì qíng de nèi lián ), jiù wéi shì hào shī lìng láizhè yàng de rén shì méi yòu diē jiāo de
    Only those who are subjective, one-sided and superficial in their approach to problems will smugly issue orders or directives the moment they arrive on the scene, without considering the circumstances, without viewing things in their totality (their history and their present state as a whole) and without getting to the essence of things (their nature and the internal relations between one thing and another). Such people are bound to trip and fall.
  • zài xuán nèi chán huò zhě niǔ zhuǎnyóu zài nèi zài de luó xuán zhōngguān niú
    wind or turn in volutions, esp. in an inward spiral, as of snail.
  • ěr nèi ěr de luó xuán xíng nèi qiāngxiàng yòu zhù yào yòng tīng de shén jīng shāo
    A spiral-shaped cavity of the inner ear that resembles a snail shell and contains nerve endings essential for hearing.
  • zhǐ yòu zuì hòu sòng huò jiē shōu de kuài zhào bǎo cún zài nèi cún zhōng
    Only the last snapshot sent or received are held in memory
  • zhǐ yòu zuì hòu sòng huò jiē shōu de kuài zhào bǎo cún zài nèi cún zhōng
    Only the last snapshot send or receive is hold in memory.
  • duì xiàng zhǒng lèi de biǎo miáo shù liǎo tǒng nèi de chéng fēn de jìng tàikuài zhào”, biǎo míng duì xiàng de jié gòushǔ xìng xiāng zhī jiān de guān
    Object and class diagrams depict static "snapshots" of the elements within a system, showing objects' structure, attributes, and relationships to one another.
  • shēng huó zài běi měi běi dào 'ā jiā de nèi shuǐ
    found in Great Lakes and north to Alaska.
  • yīn shì qíng zhǐ néng shì zhè liǎng zhě zhī yào me shì 'ěr yòu zhǎo dào xiàng xīn de shì nèi huó dòngjìn guǎn zhè xiàng huó dòng yòu diǎn yào me shì chū xiàn liǎo lìng rén
    So it could only have meant one of two things-- Neil had at last found himself an indoor pastime, albeit a strange one, or else there was another woman
  • shì jiè shàng zuì de shì nèi shì zài jiā albeta de 'āi méng dùn gòu zhōng xīn
    The world s largest indoor lake is in the West Edmonton Mall in Alberta, Canada.
  • jǐn rèn 10 yuè 2 hán de nèi róngbìng shàng zài“ alberta” huò lún shàng suǒ zhuāng de 20 xiāng huò de dān běn
    We confirm our letter of the 2nd Oct., and now enclose you duplicate k/l per m.s."alberta", covering 20 c/s.
  • jǐn què rèn 10 yuè 2 hán de nèi róngbìng shàng zài“ alberta” huò lún shàng suǒ zhuāng de 20 xiāng huò de dān běn
    We confirm our letter of the 2nd Oct., and now enclose you duplicate K/L per m. s."Alberta", covering 20 c/s.
  • lán jiā yīng shǔ lún shěng dōng nán de chéng shìwèi 'ài 'ài biān jìng shì cǎi kuàng nèi de mào zhōng xīnrén kǒu 15, 915
    A city of southeast British Columbia, Canada, near the Alberta and Idaho borders. It is a trade center in a lumbering and mining region. Population,15, 915.
  • dàn huáng niǎo lèi huò xíng dòng dàn nèi de huáng detōng cháng shì qiú xíng de fēnhuí zhōu bāo yòu dàn báizuò wéi yòu niǎozǎide yíng yǎng
    The yellow, usually spherical portion of an egg of a bird or reptile, surrounded by the albumen and serving as nutriment for the developing young.
  • sài 'ěr fěi · ōu léi 'ào 1493- 1541 guó ruì shì liàn jīn shù shì shēng bìng zhè gài niàn yǐn jìn xuérèn wéi bìng shì fēn shēn de wài yòng yào de jiēguǒér shì nèi shī diàobìng zhù zhāng shǐ yòng yào kàng zhì bìng yào
    German-Swiss alchemist and physician who introduced the concept of disease to medicine. He held that illness was the result of external agents attacking the body rather than imbalances within the body and advocated the use of chemicals against disease-causing agents.