zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tīng shuō céng hěn yòudàn yóu huì chí jiā guò qián huī huò liǎo
    I've heard tell of him that he was once well off, but that he squandered his money by reckless living.
  • yòu de rén gān cuì rèn wéi zào chéng chū kǒu xià jiàng de yuán yīn shì héng sǎo zhōu duō guó jiā de jīn róng wēi
    Some lay the blame for falling exports squarely on financial turmoil sweeping many Asian countries.
  • xiǎng chéng wéi shù jiādàn jiù de qíng kuàng kàn lái shì néng de shì qíng
    He wants to be an artist, but in his circumstance it would be squaring the circle.
  • shàn zhù zài bài de kōng de jiā guī de rén
    The fruit is rather squashy.
  • men yòu jīng yàn fēng de jiā tóu zhě yòu zài liáo gōng gòng hào chéngzhǎng 'ér kǎo jìn gōng xué yuàn xué de qīng nián cái jùn lùn shì jiè zěn yàng gǎi biànqián yòu tiǎo zhànpíng zhe men de cái néng gànjìnxiāng gǎng dìng dié chuàng jiā
    In our experienced entrepreneurs and investors, and in the children from our squatter homes and public housing estates who go on to technical colleges or universities, we have the talent and the drive to keep on succeeding in whatever the world holds for us.
  • cóng jiā dào jiā hòu kāi liǎo mén
    I opened the door outside for the first time since Squeak's arrival and stood with his treat in my hand.
  • shì de shí hòu hái liú xià liǎo hěn duǒ wèi wán chéng de gōng zuò liú xià liǎo jiā rénhái men shū làxià liǎo gěi chē huàn liǎo xīn lún tāipáo lái de chē luò hěn yuǎn
    when he died he left much unfinished work behind; left a large family behind; the children left their books behind; he took off with a squeal of tires and left the other cars far behind.
  • xiē běn jiā pàn mìng yòng xiàn yòu shè bèi zēng jiā rùn
    Some capitalists squeeze profits from existing machinery.
  • hǎo róng jìn jiā yōng de yuàn
    I managed to squeeze myself into the crowded theater.
  • xiān shēng shì zhè jiā gōng de tóu tóu
    Mr Rudy is the main squeeze in the firm.
  • dāyìng guò bāng zuò jiā bié xiǎng táo tuō
    Now you promised to help me with my housework héng don't try to squirm out of it.
  • dōng yìn shì mǒu zhǒng shì shù shǔ jiān yìng qiě dài 'àn zōng tiáo wén de dài zhōu shù zhǐ lán shìyòng zhì zào jiā
    The hard, black-and-brown-striped wood of certain tropical Asian trees of the genus Diospyros, especially D. quaesita of Sri Lanka, used for making furniture.
  • jiā [ bàn gōng chù ] de zhǐ shì niú jīn jiē 3 hào
    My home/business address is 3 West St, Oxford.
  • zhōng guó zhèng 'àn zhào guó jiā xiàn dài huà jiàn shè zhàn lüè biāo de yào qiúcóng běn guó de shí chū zhì dìng bìng shí shī liǎo guó qíng de rén kǒu zhèng wéi wěn dìng běn guó shì jiè rén kǒu jìn rén lèi zhǎn jìn zuò chū liǎo gòng xiàn
    In line with the strategic goal of the nation's modernization drive and proceeding from national conditions, the Chinese Government has formulated and implemented a population policy which conforms to China's reality and has greatly contributed to the stabilization of the national and the world population and to the promotion of human development and progress.
  • jiā tíng shì shè huì de wěn dìng yīn
    The family is a stabilizing element in society.
  • jiā tíng shì shè huì zhòng yào de wěn dìng yīn
    the family is one of the great stabilizing elements in society.
  •   zhōng guó zuò wéi yōng yòu shì jiè fēn zhī shàng rén kǒu de guó jiāshēn zhī zài wěn dìng quán qiú rén kǒu zhōng suǒ jiān de rèn yìng gāi huī de zhòng yào zuò yòng
    China is home to more than one-fifth of the world's population. It thoroughly understands the responsibility it bears in stabilizing world population growth and the essential role it should play.
  •     jiān chí dǎng zài nóng cūn de běn zhèng cháng wěn dìng bìng duàn wán shàn jiā tíng chéng bāo jīng yíng wéi chǔtǒng fēn jié de shuāng céng jīng yíng zhì
    We must adhere to the basic rural policies of the Party and keep stabilizing and improving the two-tier management system that integrates unified with separate management on the basis of household contract management.
  • guó jiā rén mín duì
    The state machine is stacked against the people.
  • men céng bāng zhù zhǎn zhōng guó jiā jiàn shè liǎo 36 chǎng guǎn
    For instance, we have helped them build 36 stadiums. And we will continue to do so in the future.
  • chú pìn yòu shòu guò zhuān mén xùn liàn de jiào shī wài shū xué xiào hái huò jiào xīn xué jiāyán zhì liáo shītīng jué xué jiā zhì liáo shīzhí zhì liáo shī shì shè gōng děng zhuān rén yuán zhī yuán
    Besides being staffed by specially trained teachers, special schools are supported by specialist staff such as educational psychologists, speech therapists, audiologists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, nurses and social workers.
  • bàn gōng shì de rén yuán mǎn mǎn de。”“ wèn jiù zài zhè 'ér yòu shì qíng yào zuò jiā wǎng bié rén shēn shàng tuī
    "The office is fully staffed." "That's half the trouble. Everybody leaves things for somebody else to do."
  • dào 1983 nián jīng yòu 40 yǒng jiǔ xìng kǎo chá zhàn 100 xià zhànzhàn shàng de xué jiā lái 17 guó jiā
    By the end of 1983 there were 40 permanent research stations and 100 summer stations staffed by scientists from 17 countries.
  • xīng wǎn shàng suàn jié jiā cān jiā nán jiāo huì
    Are you going to Jim's stag party on Friday evening?
  • bèi luò qiáo zhì · wéi 1882 1925 měi guó shù jiā chōng mǎn huó de yùn dòng qíng jǐng huì huà 'ér zhù chēng xià de gōng ( 1907 nián
    American artist noted for his energetic paintings of sporting scenes, such as Stag at Sharkey's(1907).
  • dāng chǎng zhuā huò de jiā huǒ zài zhǐ de jiǎo shàng
    I did but tie one fellow, who was taken red-handed in the fact, to the horns of a wild stag.
  • jiǎo shòu biāo zhè zhǒng shòu de dài biǎoyòu de shēn de tuǐshī wěi hècóng de 'é cháng chū de zhí luó xuán zhuàng de jiǎoyóu yòng zuò liè diān lán de huáng jiā jūn duì de zhī chí zhě
    A representation of this beast, having a horse's body, a stag's legs, a lion's tail, and a straight spiraled horn growing from its forehead, especially employed as a supporter for the Royal Arms of Great Britain or of Scotland.
  • shì zuò jiā
    He writes for the stage.
  • gōng rén men xíng gōngtóng běn jiā jìn xíng miàn duì miàn de dǒu zhēng
    The workers came out and staged a face- to- face struggle against the capitalists.
  • 1998 niánwéi qìng zhù de bǎi suì dàn chényīng guó huáng jiā lěi tuán shàng yǎn liǎo de zhù míng lěi léi de chéng de xiē zuò pǐn de xuǎn duàn
    The Royal Ballet staged“ The Rake's Progress” and excerpts from her other works in celebration of her 100th birthday in 1998.
  • jiǔ jiǔ nián xiāng gǎng suì jié zài yuè xíng shí 3 xīng xiàng biǎo yǎn zhǎn lǎn yǐn yuē 30 wàn míng guān zhòng dào chǎng xīn shǎngchāo guò 170 běn hǎi wài tuán bié shù jiā cānyù yǎn chū
    The 1997 Fringe Festival was staged over three weeks in January. Some 300000 people attended performances and exhibitions by more than 170 groups and individual artists from Hong Kong and overseas.
  • nián nèixiāng gǎng guǎn zhōng guó guó jiā shū guǎn bàn liǎo xiàng míng wéi " yuè cáng zhēn zhōng guó zhǎn " de xíng zhǎn lǎnběn gǎng shōu cáng jiā yòu jiè chū cáng pǐn cān zhǎn
    From July 29 to October 26, the museum staged a major exhibition entitled History through Maps: An Exhibition of Old Maps of China, the largest show of its kind ever held in Hong Kong.