zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jiān chá guān duì shì shēng de shì qíng xiǎo xīn 'ér tán
    Over the events taking place in the bedroom the censor drew a discreet viel.
  • guān yòu xíng shǐ jiān quán de chǔlǐ quán
    The judge has discretion to exercise the wardship jurisdiction.
  • gēn lián bāng zhèng guī guān yòu gèng de yóu cái liàng quán
    The judge has more discretion under the Federal Rules.
  • guān yòu xíng shǐ jiān quán de chǔlǐ quán
    The judge have discretion to exercise the wardship jurisdiction.
  • zhàn bài fāng de lìng guān yuàn tiáo jiàn tóu jiàng
    The vanquished commander was willing to surrender at discretion.
  • zhǐ huī guān jué dìng zuò suǒ wèi de mào xiǎn
    The commander decided that discretion is the better part of valor.
  • men zhǐ yán jiū bìng biàn guān de bāozhè xiē bāo de yīn gǎi dòng huì chuán gěi xià dài
    They have worked only with the cells of diseased organs, where genetic changes can't get passed on to future generations.
  • nín xiàng mín guān yuán chū shì nín de zhào dēng
    You have to present your passport and disembarkation card to the immigration officer.
  • bái jīn hàn yīng wáng chǒng chén zhèng zhì jiā jūn shì zhèng zhì lüè dǎo zhì huì zhī jiān de cháng hòu bèi míng xīn qíng 'è liè de hǎi jūn jūn guān àn shā
    English courtier and statesman whose military and political policies caused continual friction with Parliament. He was assassinated by a disgruntled naval officer.
  • zhè zhǒng jiēguǒjiāng shǐ mín zhòng néng chōng fēn rèn shí qián xiàn guān bīng de jiān fèn dǒu guó jiā de guān ér liè yōng wèi láo jūn duìshí xiàn mìng shí dài jūn mín zhì de yōu liáng chuán tǒnglái zhēng kàng zhàn de zuì hòu shèng fǎn huì zēng jiā fēn mín zhòng yàn 'è jūn duì yuàn dāng bīng de guān niàn
    People may fail to realize that the arduous struggle now being conducted by the officers and men at the front is closely related to the fate of the country and their families, they may fail to carry forward the fine tradition of unity between the army and the people during the days of the Great Revolution, and they may fail to warmly support the army and show gratitude in order to encourage it to win the war of resistance in the end;moreover, some people may become disgusted with the army and be loathed to join it.
  • shǐ gǎn guān huò qíng gǎn gǎn dào yàn 'è
    the quality of being disgusting to the senses or emotions.
  • guān pàn liǎo 10 nián xíng
    The judge dished him out the years.
  • chéng shí de zhèng guān yuán bèi gōng kāi biǎn chì
    The dishonest government official was publicly disgraced.
  • zhè zhōng shí de jūn guān bèi zhí
    The dishonest officer was cashiered.
  • jiǎ gōng shǒu duàn jiǎ gōng chǔzhì guān fāng shì
    To transact(official business) dishonestly for private profit.
  • chēng zhí dài biǎo zuò wéi míng guān fāng dài biǎo zhèng què huò chéng shí xíng zhí
    To serve incorrectly or dishonestly as an official representative of.
  • zuò chū liǎo huí xiàn liǎo 'ànbèi kòng gào chéng shí de guān yuán yīnggāi shàng tíng zhí shàng dào zhè lái
    he answered immediately; found an answer straightaway; an official accused of dishonesty should be supended forthwith; Come here now!
  • xīn zǒng tǒng duì zhōng chéng de jūn jūn guān jìn xíng liǎo zhěng
    The new president carried out a purge of disloyal army officers.
  • guān dāng huí liǎo de zhèng
    The justice dismiss his evidence out of hand.
  • quàn yào fǎn kàng de cháng guān
    I recommend that you do not disobey your officer.
  • shén jīng guān néng wěn luànshén jīng guān néng zhèng zhuàng
    A neurotic disorder; neurotic symptoms.
  • yīn fáng hài zhì 'ān bèi sòng jiāo fāng guān jiū bàn
    He was hauled up before the local magistrates for disorderly conduct.
  • yīn fáng hài zhì 'ān bèi sòng jiāo fāng guān jiū bàn
    He is hauled up before the local magistrate for disorderly conduct.
  • bèi rèn dìng yòu zuì de wèi guān bèi zhú chū liǎo bàn gōng shì shēng lǐng bān luàn cáo cáo de rén gǎn liǎo chū
    The convicted judge was thrown out of office. The headwaiter threw the disorderly guest out.
  • suí zhe jīng zhì de zhuǎn xíng de tiáozhěnggōng mín zhī jiān yóu zhù guān tiáo jiàn de chā 'ér chǎn shēng liǎo dìng chéng de pín chā biéchū xiàn fēn gōng mín yīn jīng kùn nán qǐng shī guān méi yòu jīng néng wéi quán de wèn
    With transition of the economic system and adjustment of the interest patterns, a certain extent of disparity between the rich and the poor among citizens has been emerging due to the differences of subjective and objective conditions, resulting in such problems where a number of people are "not able to afford a lawyer or litigation" because of financial difficulties and these people do not possess the financial capacity in maintaining their legitimate rights and interests.
  • shǐ tuō jiù zhìshēn de guān ), yóu zhǐ cóng zhèng cháng de wèi zhì zhì tóu
    To displace(a body part), especially to displace a bone from its normal position.
  • wèi mǒu guān huò shēn wèi wèi dào zhèng cháng de wèi zhì
    Displacement of an organ or other body part to an abnormal location.
  • guān jié huò guān de fēn wèi
    partial displacement of a joint or organ.
  • guān jié huò guān de wèi huò wèi duì zhǔn
    displacement or misalignment of a joint or organ.
  • qián chuí tuō chū guān de xiàng qián de tuō wèiyóu zhǐ yǎn qiú
    Forward displacement of an organ, especially an eyeball.
  • 'ào màn , chù liǎo guān .
    Her insolence greatly displeased the judge.
  • gòu yōng zhǒng de xíng zhèng guān yuán shù liàng guò duō de
    Having a disproportionately large number of administrators.