zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • pín mín chì pín de shēng huóchì pín de xiǎo
    a beggarly existence in the slums; a mean hut.
  • yòu shēng mìng de cún zàipín mín zhōng de liàng chōng mǎn shēng de rén
    a vital being; the population of the vital teeming slums.
  • zhù zài pín mín de zhè xiē rén shēng huó duō lián
    What a wretched existence these people lead in the slums!
  • xiǎng dào pín mín de cǎn jǐng xiàng jiù gǎn dào bēi 'āi
    She was unhappy at the thought of the misery in the slums.
  • men jià chē chuān guò shì zhōng xīn de pín mín kàn dào liǎo yuán shǐ de shēng huó huán jìng
    We drove through the downtown slums and saw life in the raw.
  • kàn liǎo kàn pín mín shǐ míng bái liǎo pín wèi zhe shénme
    A visit to the slums brought home to him what poverty really meant.
  • cóng kào chuāng zuò wèi gāo lín xià kàn pín mín
    From the vantage point of a window seat, you can survey the slums.
  • shì cháng zhèng zài jìn gèng de gǎi shàn pín mín de tiáo jiàn
    The mayor is making a great effort to amend conditions in the slums.
  • xiē xīn fáng hěn piào liàngdàn réng rán cún zài pín mín shì wèn de lìng fāng miàn
    The new houses are fine but the slums that still exist are the other side of the coin.
  • yǐn liǎo duō pín mín chéng wéi qiú yuán yīn wéi men qiú dāng zuò shì tuō pín kùn de jìng
    The game has attracted many players from Brazil's slums, who see soccer as a ticket out of poverty.
  • cóng dào liú lǎn zhè zuò chéng shì -- dào pài dàodào pín mín dào gōng chǎng dào 'ér tóng yóu de gōng yuán
    From Fifth Avenue I make a tour of the city-to Park Avenue, to the slums, to factories, to parks where children play.
  • huǒ chē cóng xià shǐ shàng miànjìn wēi ruò de tiān guāng zhōngsuí hòupín mín chéng shì yǐn yǐn xǐng léi shǐ xiǎng liǎo gēn zōng de rén
    The train traveled up from underground into the weak daylight, and the slums and the city reminded Blake vaguely of the woman who had followed him.
  • xuǎn zhù zài nài dāng rén mín dào miàn duì zhe 'è zhàn zhēng de wēi xiǎn duì zhōu wéi rén men de guān xīn xiē cháng jiǎ xīng xīng shì chá pín mín de rén xiāng jìng tíng
    She had chosen to go and live in Stepney and share the exposure of its people to the hazards of poverty and war. Her concern with the lives around her seemed so different from that of those who used to go slumming.
  • sēn yòng xíng huì jīn zhī jiān shì mín zhù dǎng huó dòng de kuǎn xiàng
    Nixon used a slush fund to finance spy on the democrats
  • dāng rán zhè xiē 'àn shì shì jiǎo zhà deháo gēn defǎn duì pài dǒng zhè diǎndàn xuǎn mín dìng dǒng men huì shuō fēng làng
    Of course, these implications would sly and groundless, and the opposition would realize it. But the voters might not. They would say where there's smoke there's fire.
  • shí kōng suī yòu tóngquè yòu xiāng tóng de mín zhù de wèi
    Despite the difference in time and space, both statements smack of nationalism, sounding similar on both occasions.
  • yīn suī rán zhōng guó chǎn jiē yòu miǎn de ruò diǎn rén shù jiào shǎo nóng mín jiào), nián líng jiào qīng běn zhù guó jiā de chǎn jiē jiào), wén huà shuǐ zhǔn jiào chǎn jiē jiào); rán 'ér men zhōng jiū chéng wéi zhōng guó mìng de zuì běn de dòng
    Therefore, in spite of certain unavoidable weaknesses, for instance, its smallness (as compared with the peasantry), its youth (as compared with the proletariat in the capitalist countries) and its low educational level (as compared with the bourgeoisie), the Chinese proletariat is nonetheless the basic motive force of the Chinese revolution.
  • 1961 nián zài quán guó bāo kuò shǎo shù mín xiāo miè liǎo tiān huā
    In 1961, smallpox was eliminated throughout the whole country, including minority areas.
  • zài fēn rén mín jiā zhōng shí làn xiē tán tán guàn guànjiù yào shǐ quán rén mín cháng làn tán tán guàn guàn
    If you refuse to let the pots and pans of some households be smashed over a short period of time, you will cause the smashing of the pots and pans of all the people to go on over a long period of time.
  • chuāng bèi fèn de bào mín
    The windows were smashed by the angrymob.
  • zhè xiàng yòu guān huì de zhǐ kòng shì duì zhèng zhí gōng mín de chǐ fěi bàng
    This accusationof bribery is a vile smear on an honourable citizen.
  • lùn shì xiān mín men nán gēng zhì liè sāng zhù zào liànhái shì yǐn yàn shí zhù xíngshì jǐng bǎi tàinǎi zhì zhēng zhàn shā zhù jié chū shǐyáng fān háng hǎiqiáng shàng dōuyòu zhe wéi miào wéi xiào de chuán zhēn xiě zhào
    The murals on the walls of the grottoes have vividly depicted and documented such varied scenes as farming and weaving, fishing and hunting, founding and smelting, eating and drinking, singing and dancing, marketplace dealings, wars and conquests, diplomacies and navigation
  • men yīnggāi qiē gǎi xiān fàng xià men zhǐ yòu xiàng rèn jiù shì jiào rén mín zhī shíchàng dǎo xuézhè tiān dào lái zhī shíbiàn shì men zhèn guó xīng bāng zhī 。 ( guó jiào 'ài gān L)
    We should put aside and postpone all other reforms; that we have but one task-----the istruction of the people, the diffusion of education, the ecourgement of science----on that day a great step will have then been taken in our rgenerion. (Leon Gambetta, French educator)
  • zhǐ yòu yóu shòu guò jiào de rén mín chéng de guó jiā cái néng bǎo chí yóu。 ( měi guó zǒng tǒng jié fěi xùn .T.)
    Only a nation of educated people could remain free. (Thomas Jefferson, American president)
  • jiào shǐ mín róng lǐng dǎodàn shì nán shǐróng guǎn què néng 。 ( yīng guó zhèng zhì jiā luó hàn )
    Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive ; easy to govern but imposible to slave. (Brougham, British statesman)
  • ?? yān chényuán xiān zhǐ guò shì zhuāng shǐ chéng shì mín gǎn dào fán nǎo de shìxiàn zài bèi gōng rèn wéi wēi hài jiàn kāng de yīn chē bèi què rèn wéi sǔn hài jiàn kāng de zuì kuí huò shǒu
    Smog, once an urban annoyance, is now recognized as a health risk, and the automobile has been pinpointed as the principal culprit.
  • [8] tǒng shù yán jiū zǎo jiù biǎo míng yān de rén yān mín cháng shòuér qiě 20 shì 50 nián dài lái xué jiā men tōng guò tǒng liào jīng xiàn liǎo yān fèi 'ái bìng shuài zhī jiān de xiāng guān
    [8] Statistical studies have long shown that people who don't smoke live longer than people who do and scientists have seen statistically the correlation between smoking and incidences of lung cancer since the 1950s.
  • jiān dìng de guān zhù zhě jiù yào de yān mín
    An incurable optimist; an incurable smoker.
  • bìng fáng zhì zhōng xīn rèn wéinán xìng yān mín fèi 'ái de néng xìng shì fēi yān zhě de 22 bèi
    The CDC says men who smoke are 22 times more likely to die from lung cancer than non-smokers.
  • yòu xiē chē liàngyóu shì chēzhuāng yòu shū de mín yòng duàn xiàn diàn zhuāng zhì tōng guò gāi zhuāng zhì jǐng gào jià chē zhě zhōu wéi yòumào yān de gǒu xióng ( zhōu jǐng chá )”。
    But some vehicles, especially trucks, have special "citizens-band" radios which drivers use to warn other drivers that there are "smoky bears" (State Police) around.
  • wén xué de shuāi luò biǎo míng mín de shuāi luòzhè liǎng zhě zǒu xià de shí hòu shì tóu bìng jìn de。 ( guó shī rén JW)
    The decline of literature indicates the decline of a nation; the two keep in their downwad tendency. (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe German poet)
  • cūn mín men zǒu zhě cáng liǎo láizhí dào rén yuán kāi
    The villagers hid the smuggler away until the revenue men had gone.