zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè wèi yóu dài zhe duō kuài de huí kāi liǎo zhōng guó
    The tourist left China with a wealth of delightful memories.
  • ràng kāi zhè xiē tǎo yàn de rén men
    Deliver me from such tiresome people.
  • yuàn shàng zhěng jiù men tuō zuì 'è
    May God deliver us from evil.
  • yuàn shàng shǐ men tuō qiē xié 'è
    May God deliver us from all evil.
  • jiēguǒ biǎo míngzài luǎn kāi huì dǎo zhì shàng wèi huà de hòu dài wáng
    It turns out that desertion during incubation is likely to result in the demise of the unhatched offspring.
  • zhè xiē liè rén jiù zài xióng xué yuǎn de fāng zǒu liǎo guò
    These hunters passed within a stone's cast of the bear's den.
  • chāo gāo gāo wēn děng zhěn duàn
    super-dense high temperature plasma diagnostics
  • xiàng zhàng fáng zhǐ huò sōng sàn zhì de zhuàng yòng de xiàng zhàng huò chǐ kǒu zhōng de chǐ kāi
    A barrier against the passage of liquid or loose material, as a rubber sheet used in dentistry to isolate one or more teeth from the rest of the mouth.
  • nián dōng tiān cóng chéng shì bān dào dān dōng nán yīng yuǎn de luó duō zhōu de suàn chèn zài jiā shāng diàn dāng guǎn rén zhī yǎng xiē liáng zhǒng biàn wéi chí shōu zhī xiāng de shēng huó
    In the winter of 1967 , my wife and I moved from the city to Parker, Colo. , 25 miles southeast of Denver. We were going to breed and raise Thoroughbred horses, while I worked as a supervisor in a catalogue house to help make ends meet.
  • jiǎn duì fèn shì de luó qiē mǎn huái tóng qíngdàn shí dào shí kāi
    Jane is filled with sympathy for the misanthropic Rochester. Nevertheless, she realizes she must now depart.
  • yuàn
    He seemed somewhat loath to depart.
  • kāi huò fēn
    To leave or depart.
  • kāi
    To go away; depart.
  • dòng shēn kāi
    To start off; depart.
  • dào zhèng shì yǔn hòu kāi
    depart after obtaining formal permission.
  • yǔn kāi
    I permitted him to depart.
  • táo wáng huò rán
    To depart secretly or suddenly.
  • huǒ chē jiāng kāi shàng hǎi
    The train will depart from Shanghai.
  • shǐ kāi
    To make one's exit; depart.
  • shàng kāi
    To be on one's way; depart.
  • máng kāipáo zǒu
    To depart in haste; run away.
  • cóng chè chū huò chè shǐ kōng
    To withdraw or depart from; vacate.
  • yòu zǎo zhōu kāi
    Her intention was to depart a week earlier.
  • chū háng kāi kǒu 'àn huò gǎng kǒuchū
    To leave, as a port or harbor; depart.
  • piān bèi piān shè dìng de xiàn huò cháng guī
    To depart from a set course or norm; deviate.
  • fēn zhōng hòu xiān shēng jiù yào kāi liǎo
    In a few minutes , Mr. Li was ready to depart.
  • zài zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng xià men néng bèi bān de zuò
    We cannot depart from our regular practice in such cases.
  • dàn 'ài zhǔn bèi jiā shàng xué shí , qíng gǎn yǐn lái
    But as she prepares to depart, Allie's feelings have gone underground.
  •   ( sān ) guī dìng bào dào de shì 7 yuè 23 huì shì 7 yuè 28
    9.3 They are required to arrive on July 23 and depart on July 28.
  • piān huò zhě dǎo zhì piān chuí zhí huò zhě shuǐ píng
    departing or being caused to depart from the true vertical or horizontal.
  • dào jiā shí zhèng yào kāi jìn chéng
    Mary went to her home when she was ready to depart for the city.
  • piān piān cháng guīpiān biāo huò mùdìpiān
    To depart, as from a norm, a purpose, or a subject; stray.