官zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • pò qiáng chuí yī zhǒng fēi cháng chén zhòng de jīn shǔ chuí， shì jiù huǒ rén yuán hé zhí fǎ guān yuán yòng lái dǎo pò qiáng hé mén 'ér yòng de
    A very heavy metal bar used by firefighters and law enforcement officers to break down walls and doors.
  • rèn hé yī gè lián bāng zhèng fǔ fǎ lǜ zhí xíng guān yuán。
    any federal law-enforcement officer.
  • chǔlǐ fàn dú 'àn jiàn de fǎ lǜ zhí xíng guān yuán
    A law enforcement officer who deals with narcotics violations.
  • tí qǐ sù sòng cānyù fǎ lǜ chéng xù， dǎ guān sī
    To engage in legal proceedings.
  • yī gè cóng shì guó jì tán pàn de guān yuán。
    an official engaged in international negotiations.
  • ào lín pǐ kè guān yuán jí jiāng zhào kāi jǐn jí huì yì， tā men yuè lái yuè dān xīn tǐ yù jìng sài kě néng huì yóu yú jī yīn gōng chéng zhì zào chū de “ chāo jí yùn dòng yuán ” de chū xiàn 'ér biàn zhì。
    Olympic offcials are too hold emergency meetings over mounting fears that sport is about to be transformed by the creation of a breed of genetically?engineered ‘ super?athletes.
  • shēn tǐ de yī bù fēn huò mǒu gè qì guān guò yú féi dà bù zhèng cháng。
    abnormal enlargement of a body part or organ.
  • jūn guān zhù zài zhè lǐ , shì bīng zhù zài nà lǐ
    The officers live here, and the enlist men over there
  • gè jí zhèng fǔ guān yuán、 qǐ yè lǐng dǎo rén yào jiā jǐn xué xí 'ào yùn huì de yòu guān zhī shí， xué xí shì chǎng jīng jì yùn dòng、 guó jì shāng wù、 fǎ lǜ děng fāng miàn de zhī shí， gēngxīn zhī shí jié gòu， tí gāo zì shēn sù zhì。
    Government officials at all levels and leaders of enterprises should enrich their Olympic related knowledge and intensify their study of market operation, international business and law so as to update their knowledge structure and better their competence.
  • nà xiē zài shàng yī dài yǐ jīng fā cái zhì fù de jiā tíng， xiàn zài dū zhuǎn lái zhēng duó guān zhí hé róng yù。
    The families that had enriched themselves in the previous generation now scrambled for official posts and honours.
  • yī gè zài měi guó hǎi jūn huò hǎi jūn xún luó duì zhōng yōng yòu wěi rèn guān xián de jūn guān ； dī yú lù jūn zhōng wèi gāo yú lù jūn shàowèi。
    an officer holding a commissioned rank in the US navy or Coast Guard; below lieutenant and above ensign.
  • zhǐ jūn guān ； yǐ kào wěi rèn 'ér yōng yòu shàowèi、 hǎi jūn shàowèi huò zhě gèng gāo de jūn xián。
    of military officers; holding by virtue of a commission a rank of second lieutenant or ensign or above.
  • qù nián kè lín dùn céng dào yīng guó yǎn jiǎng , yǎn jiǎng huó dòng de zǔ zhì zhě bù dé bù xún wèn shuì wù guān , gāi bǎ kè lín dùn kàn zuò“ zhèng zhì jiā” hái shì“ yì rén” ? rú guǒ shì hòu zhě , jiù yào duì tā de yǎn jiǎng fèi zhēng shōu 22 ％ de shuì。
    The organizers of one British event last year had to inquire of the tax office whether Clinton was properly classified as a " statesman" or " entertainer" , the latter requiring a 22 percent tax on the speaking fee.
  • guān yuán yòu quán zuò tóu děng cāng。
    Officers are entitled to travel first class.
  • gōng yuán qián 101 nián， xī hàn wáng cháo zài tiān shān nán bù de lún tái、 qú lí děng dì zhù bīng shù bǎi rén jìn xíng tún tián， bìng shè“ shǐ zhě xiào wèi” dì fāng guān yuán tǒng lǐng zhī， hòu“ shǐ zhě xiào wèi” gǎi chēng“ hù shàn shàn yǐ xī shǐ zhě”。
    In 101 B.C., the Western Han Dynasty stationed hundreds of garrison troops in Luntai and Quli, south of the Tianshan Mountains, and appointed a local “ envoy commander” to command them. The title “ envoy commander” was later changed to “ envoy for protecting the region west of Shanshan (Qarqan).
  • zuò wéi zhèng fǔ de guān fāng jī gòu， ruì diǎn fú shè bǎo hù yán jiū suǒ cóng měi guó mǎ lǐ lán zhōu luó kè wéi 'ěr de guó jì liú xíng bìng yán jiū suǒ qǐng lái liǎo yuē hàn ·d· bù wǎ sī ·jr hé yuē sè fū ·k· mài kè láo kè lín liǎng wèi jiào shòu， duì mù qián yán jiū zhè yī kè tí de zhòng duō chū bǎn wù jìn xíng liǎo zōng hé xìng píng gū。
    The governmental agency asked Dr. John D. Boice Jr. and Dr. Joseph K. McLaughlin of the International Epidemiology Institute in Rockville, Md., to evaluate published epidemiological research on the subject.
  • wài pēi céng pēi tāi zuì chū sān céng pēi céng zhōng de zuì wài yī céng， yóu cǐ fā yù chéng wéi biǎo pí、 shén jīng zǔ zhì hé jǐ chuí dòng wù de gǎn jué qì guān
    The outermost of the three primary germ layers of an embryo, from which the epidermis, nervous tissue, and, in vertebrates, sense organs develop.
  • dāng jǐng guān kěn dìng dì gào sù tā xī sè hěn hǎo， bìng gào sù tā shì qíng de jīng guò shí， āi lǐ kǎ piǎo liǎo yī yǎn zhōng --11： 30。
    As the officer assured her that Heather was fine and explained what had happened,Erica's eyes flicked to the clock--11:.30
  • wǒ yě bù dān xīn fàn cuò wù de shǒu xí zhí xíng guān men huì táo tuō chéng fá， yīn wéi zuì zhōng zhèng fǔ yǐ jīng jiè rù。
    Nor am I concerned that errant CEOs will escape punishment， since the feds are finally on the case.
  • zhí mín dì guān yuán jìng mìng lìng tā de bù xià yòng gé dǎ sǐ suǒ yòu de táo chū de cūn mín。
    The colonial officer went so far as to order his men to snoot down all escaping villagers.
  • gōng píng shì dāng fǎ guān suǒ bì xū de。
    Impartiality is essential to a judge.
  • wài jiāo lǐ jié wài jiāo guān hé guó jiā yuán shǒu zūn shǒu de lǐ jié hé lǐ yí xíng shì
    The forms of ceremony and etiquette observed by diplomats and heads of state.
  • zuò zhàn zhǐ huī guān cháng cháng xū bào dí fāng sǐ wáng rén shù lái kuā dà zhàn guǒ。
    Commander tend to exaggerate their success with a higher body count.
  • xùn wèn tōng guò zhèng shì huò guān fāng de tí wèn lái jiǎn chá
    To examine by questioning formally or officially.
  • zhè gè zhù kǎo guān kàn shàng qù hěn yán sù。
    The examiner looks very serious.
  • chuán shàng yòu chéng yuán 48 rén， bù bāo kuò jūn guān 。
    The ship had a crew of 48, exclusive of officers.
  • zhè wèi xià jí xíng zhèng guān yuán jí bù kě dài dì xiǎng jìn shēng， dàn tā zhī dào zhǐ yòu dài mǒu rén sǐ hòu huò tuì xiū hòu cái néng bù qí hòu chén， móu qǔ qí zhí。
    The junior executive was impatient for promotion but knew that he would only get it by stepping into a dead man's shoes.
  • tā sì hū bǐ jiào xiàng yī gè jūn guān ， ér bù xiàng yī gè shāng yè xíng zhèng zhù guǎn。
    He seems more like a military officer than a business executive.
  • " tā shì gè wài jiāo guān , yīn 'ér zhè xiē rì yòng pǐn miǎn chú guān shuì。 "
    His identity of a foreign official exempted him from the customs duties for these basic necessities.
  • jūn guān qī wàng tā de bù xià jìn zhí。
    The officer expected his men to do their duty.
  • zhè jūn guān rèn wéi kě yǐ xī shēng tā de shì bīng。
    The officer regarded his soldiers as expendable.
  • zhè wèi jīng yàn fēng fù de jūn guān shì hángwǔ chū shēn。
    The experienced officer rose from the ranks.