zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhái zhōng shì wáng gōngguì de chéng bǎo huò fáng
    The castle or house of a medieval monarch or noble.
  • dāng yīng guó jūn zhù shì nán guó wáng shí de huáng shì shī
    Counsel to the Crown when the British monarch is a king.
  • dāng yīng guó jūn zhù shì guó wáng shí de huáng shì shī
    Counsel to the Crown when the British monarch is a queen.
  • yíng jūn wáng de hǎo gǎnzàn tóng zhè jìhuà
    Won the favor of the monarch; looked with favor on the plan.
  • jūn zhùtǒng zhì zhě yòu quán wèi lái tǒng zhì bié rén de rénjūn wáng
    One who has the power and position to rule over others; a monarch.
  • wáng xiá dié zhǒng jié hēi xiāngjiàn de běi měi diéběi měi wáng jiá dié yáng jiá dié shǔxiàng dàn lüè xiǎo dié
    An orange and black North American butterfly(Limenitis archippus), resembling but somewhat smaller than the monarch.
  • wáng quán wáng wèi jūn zhù huò yóu xiàn jūn zhù tǒng zhì de zhèng de quán wèi huò wáng guó
    The power, position, or empire of a monarch or of a state governed by constitutional monarchy.
  • zài fǎn kàng wáng zhuān zhì zhèng dǒu zhēng zhōng
    He went to all lengths in opposing the monarchial form of government.
  • wáng de tài wáng de róng
    monarchical gestures; monarchal pomp.
  • lán de guó wáng lán jūn zhù zhèng de chuàng zhě
    king of the Franks and founder of the Frankish monarchy (466-511).
  • guó wáng wáng hòu zuò wèiguó jiā yuán shǒu de jūn zhù zhèng
    a monarchy with a king or queen as head of state.
  • jūn zhù zhì zài mìng zhōng bèi tuī fānguó wáng bèi zǒng tǒng dài
    The monarchy was overthrown in the revolution, and the king replaced by a president.
  •   jiào zhì zhì fēng jiàn lǐng de xiāo wáng wèi de chéngyìn shuàbào yóu zhènghuò jìliáng zhōng biǎojǐng chá děng děng shì zhì de míng yóu bǎo yòu dòng chǎn yuán de shí xíngjiāo tōng gōng de cǎi yòng héng héng zhè xiē dōushì shēng chǎn zēngzhǎng de fēng quán yuán
    The Christian religion, monogamy, abolition of slavery and of vassalage, hereditability of the throne, invention of printing, of the press, of the postal system, of money weights and measures, of the calendar, of watches, of police, 'the introduction of the principle of freehold property, of means of transport, are rich sources of productive power.
  • zhè zuò niàn bēi shì wéi wáng ér jiàn de
    This monument was erected in honour of the Queen.
  • wáng píngzài sài chǎng shàng wéi dǒu zhì 'áng yángjīng cháng shì hǎn jiàoshǐ guī duì shì zēngér qiě gěi duì fāng qiú yuán xīn shàng zào chéng hěn
    Wang Ping: In a match, Chilavert has high morale and he usually shouts. This increases the Paraguayan team's morale. It also gives great psychological pressure to its opponent.
  • shàng zǎo hǎowáng xiān shēng
    Good morning, Mr. Wang.
  • wáng hòugōng zhùguì zhǐ lín guì
    A Moslem woman of rank.
  • tǒng yìn zhí dào 1857 nián de lín wáng cháo de rén
    a member of the Moslem dynasty that ruled India until 1857.
  • méng 'ér wáng cháo de yuán yóu bēi 'ěr jiàn detǒng zhì yìn zhí dào 1857 nián de lín wáng cháo de yuán
    A member of the Moslem dynasty founded by Baber that ruled India until1857.
  • zhè shì wáng xiān shēng
    This is Mr Wang.
  • rǎo xiàwáng xiān shēng
    Excuse me, Mr. Wang.
  • wáng xiān shēng rén
    Mr. and Mrs. Wang?
  • shì wáng tài tài
    She is Mrs. Wang.
  • wèi wáng xiǎo jiě hěn hǎo
    Hello, Ms. Wang. I'm fine, and you?
  • shǐ xiǎo jiěqǐng rèn shí xià de péng yǒu wáng xiān shēng
    Ms. Smith , please meet my friend Mr. Wang.
  • jīng zhù liǎo shǐ duō duō sūnshǐ de hòu dài fán yǎn xīng wàng huì chéng wéi shí 'èr wáng zhī yào shǐ shēn hòu xíng chéng bāng
    I will multiply his descendants; he shall be father of twelve princes, and I will raise a great nation from him.
  • wēn chè yīng lán zhōng nán zhì wèi lún dūn nánshì 'àng xùn shí wáng guó de shǒu zài nuò màn zhēng ( 1066 nián hòuchéng wéi yǐn liǎo zhòng duō zōng jiào xué zhě de zhòng yào xué shù zhōng xīnrén kǒu 32, 100
    A municipal borough of south-central England southwest of London. The capital of the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Wessex, it was an important center of learning that attracted many religious scholars after the Norman Conquest(1066). Population, 32,100.
  • yǐn shì wáng shì chén 'ér shì shì guān suǒ tǒng guǎn qiē
    over all ruled the provost of Paris, a royal not a municipal official.
  • zhè dào yòng zhù chéng de lián chéng qiángdǎo shì zhè wèi guó wáng hěn xiāngchèn shī rén de chàng hěn xiāngchèn : huán rào de qiáng yuán  jiào shèng fán .
    , that miserable wall of mud and spittle, worthy of the king who built it, worthy of the poet who sung it: The wall walling Paris makes Paris murmur.
  • shùn biàn xià fēn zhè zhǒng quán shàng shù zhè tiáo gèng hǎo de quándōushì kào zào fǎn pàn luàn qiáng xíng cóng guó wáng shǒu zhōng duó lái de
    The greater part of these privileges, it may be noted in passing, and there were some even better than the above, had been extorted from the kings by revolts and mutinies.
  • de wáng hòu de de 'ài! ---《 300 yǒng shì
    my queen! my wife! my love!
  • tǎn wáng guó de gòu de làng màn de wáng guó dehuò zhī yòu guān dehuò yòu diǎn de
    of or relating to or having characteristics of that mythical romantic place called Ruritania.