zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • cóng shān shàng gāo yuǎn wàng , chū jǐng xiàng wèi wéi guān
    The sunrise seen from high in the mountain is a tremendous spectacle
  • rén men cóng chù gǎn lái kàn zhè guān
    People came from the four corners f the would to see this spectacle.
  • shēng suǒ kàn jiàn de zuì měi miào de guān shì wǎn zài yìn yáng shàng chū xiàn de
    The best " spectacle" I ever saw took place one evening on the Indian Ocean.
  • zhī dàodāng men zhù shì zhe zhè yīcháng diàn yǐnghuò rèn guān shí men zhōng jiān yòu duō shǎo rén shí dào bìng gǎn shǐ men xiǎng shòu dào de cǎiyōu dòng zuò de shì
    How many of you, I wonder, when you gaze at a play, a movie, or any spectacle, realize and give thanks for the miracle of sight which enables you to enjoy its color, grace, and movement?
  • jīng cháng xiàng men biān zào xiē yòu guān de de shì
    He would often spin us a yarn about his adventures.
  • duō me miào de 'àn
    What a splendid pattern.(14)
  • yīng de zhòng yào de shì lìng rén jīng de diǎn shì lùn shì shū miàn de chuán hái shì kǒu tóu de jiāo liúèr zhě dōushì zuò wéi zhèng shì wén 'ér tōng yòng de
    An important and perhaps surprising feature of technical English is that its normal style is common to both written and spoken communication.
  • méi rén xiāng xìn zhuàn de de shì
    No one believed that fantastic tale he spun.
  • zhè zhēn shì hěn yīn wéi cháng cháng shì xiǎng diàn huàbìng méi yòu shénme yóu
    This is especially impressive because,more often than not,I call on the spur of the moment,for no reason at all.
  • zhèng tǎn xué de jīng xué jiā 'ài lún · màn diàn yán jiū suǒ de chá · ruì zài rán zhì shàng tǎo lùn de yàngzhè bìng shì fēi de wèn
    As economists Alan S.Manne of Stanford and Richard G.Richels of the Electric Power Research Institute discuss in the Nature, it isn't an either-or question.
  • hòu xuǎn rén zhī jiān de biàn lùn zài duō shù guó jiādōu hěn dàn men zài měi guó zhèng zhì shēng huó zhōng kōng jiàn guàn bié shì zài guò de 25 nián
    Debates among candidates are rare in most countries.But they have become a staple of American politics,particularly during the last 25 years.
  • guǒ shì yàng de huàdǎo guài liǎo
    If it is not so, that's quite stare.
  • men jīng níng shì jǐng
    They stared at the strange sight in silent wonder.
  • hǎo zhēng yuán liǎo yǎn jīng líng tīngzhēng liǎo yǎn jīng níng shì
    listened in round-eyed wonder; stared with wide eyes.
  • hái jīng dèng zhe dàn gāo
    The child stared open-mouthed at the huge cake.
  • yán jiū jìn zhǎn lìng zhuān jiā jīng
    The pace of progress in the field has startled experts.
  • liú shǎo tóng zhì de bào gào jiǎng dàomáo dōng tóng zhì de jiǎng huà jiǎng dào guǒ gǎo hǎo bié shì mín zhù zhōng zhì zhí xíng hǎodǎng shì biàn zhì deguó jiā shì biàn zhì deshè huì zhù shì biàn zhì degànbù biàn zhì rén biàn zhì
    As Comrade Liu Shaoqi stated in his report and Comrade Mao Zedong said in his speech, if we slip and stumble, especially if we fail to practice democratic centralism satisfactorily, the Party, the state, socialism, the cadres and everyone may degenerate.
  • bān shuō yòu zhàn lüè yǎn guāng de zhèng zhì jiāzhǐ néng chǎn shēng guóér xiǎo guó yóu de xiàn yào yòu quán qiú zhàn lüèyīn 'ér nán chǎn shēng guó de zhèng zhì cái
    Normally, statesmen with a strategic vision are the product of large countries. Restricted by their geography, small countries have little need for global strategies, and therefore can hardly produce statesmen of international stature.
  • duì jīng xiāo tiáo de zuì wěn jiàn de zhèng zhì jiā men héng héng 'ěr · mànzhèng míng yòu shuō huǎng de kào tiān cái héng héng ·
    most surefooted of the statesmen who dealt with the depression- Walter Lippman; demonstrates a surefooted storytelling talent- Michiko Kakutani.
  • liǎng jīn xiàng jiǎng zhù lián · shì huótānɡ · hàn 'ài · tānɡ sēn wàng zài hǎo lāi duō chì chà fēng yún liù nián
    And double winners of the gold statuette, such as Clint Eastwood, Tom Hanks and Emma Thompson, can look forward to an extra six years in the Hoyywood Hills.
  • bān yǐn dǎo gāi guó guò liǎo yīcháng jīng zāinànyīn zài dāng xuǎn
    He is re- elected for his miraculous steerage of the country through an economic disaster.
  • jīn tóu shàng yòu 50 wàn yīng bàng de xuán shǎnggèng shǐ yòu guān de zhēng lùn liè láihuò huì lìng yóu rén duì gāi de hǎo shèng
    To fuel the debate about the monster, and perhaps also curiosity about the lake, a price of 500,000 pounds sterling has been put on Nessie's head.
  • xué jiù shì zhī shí běn shēn suǒ de duì zhī shí de hǎo
    It is the curiosity for knowledge stimulated by knowledge itself.
  • xīn zhōng fàn zhǒng guài de gǎn jué
    A strange feeling began to stir in him.
  • yòu gāo gāo de xié gōng de féng fāng de xuē gōng měi guó niú zǎi chuānzhuó
    a boot with a high arch and fancy stitching; worn by American cowboys.
  • cóng yīzhuàng shí céng lóu fáng de dǐng shàng shuāi xià láidàn réng rán huó zhùzhēn shì
    It is a wonder that he remains alive after dropping from the roof of a ten- storied building.
  • jiǎng liǎo xiē guài de shì shǐ men yuè
    He regaled us with strange stories.
  • shuō guài , hái zhī dào zhè jiàn shì
    S-to say, he is still ignorant of it.
  • yǐn rén zhù mùdì guài huò zhě tóng xún cháng
    strikingly strange or unusual.
  • zhè shì de shì qíng
    This is nothing strange.
  • men kàn shì yòu diǎn guài
    Is this not rather strange?
  • lìng rén kuài de guài guài de rén
    someone unpleasantly strange or eccentric.