zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yīng guógài · zài yíng huǒ fén shāo de gài · de xiàng
    (British) an effigy of Guy Fawkes that is burned on a bonfire on Guy Fawkes Day.
  • duō nián lái zhí duì 'ài 'ěr lán rén yīng lán rén zhī jiān de guān wèn yíng huái zài xīn
    For years Ford's had a bee in his bonnet about the Irish and the English.
  • shēn wéi zhù zài jiā de xīn jiā hùn xuè 'ér ( yīng guó rén huá rén xuè tǒng ) zài duō yuán zhǒng duō zhǒng yán huán jìng zhōng cháng de xiǎo hái (“ de lín dōushì lái rényìn rén guàn de huá rén” ), péng xué huì liǎo kuà yuè wén huà de jiè xiàn
    As "a Singaporean ofmixed parentage (English and Chinese) living in Jakarta" andas a child growing up in a multi-ethnic and multi-lingual environment ("My neighbours were Malays, Indians and other Chinese dialect groups"), Bonny seemed to have learned to cross cultural boundaries.
  • shēn wéi zhù zài jiā de xīn jiā hùn xuè 'ér yīng guó rén huá rén xuè tǒng)”, zài duō yuán zhǒng duō zhǒng yán huán jìng zhōng cháng de xiǎo hái(“ de lín dōushì lái rényìn rén guàn de huá rén”), péng xué huì liǎo kuà yuè wén huà de jiè xiàn
    As "a Singaporean of mixed parentage (English and Chinese) living in Jakarta" and as a child growing up in a multi-ethnic and multi-lingual environment ("My neighbors were Malays, Indians and other Chinese dialect groups"), Bonny seemed to have learned to cross cultural boundaries.
  • jìn guǎn shì yīng guó zuì qiáng de rén dǎn xiǎo shì
    Although he is the strongest man in England, he would not say boo to a goose.
  • de yīng shū shū duō
    He have more English book than french book.
  • pìn yuán míngyào lüè dǒng néng shuō yīng xiě zuò yīng wényōu xiān
    Wanted: Stenographer with some knowledge of bookkeeping. Ability to speak and write English highly desirable.
  • mengěi yīng guó guǎng gōng xiě liǎo xìn suǒ yào zhǒng xiǎo
    They wrote off (to the BBC) for the special booklet.
  • cǎo yòu shí chū bǎn yīng hàn huì》, shōu zhōng cǎi yòng de huì xiāng guān
    An English-Chinese glossary of legal and relevant terms appearing in legislation is published from time to time in booklet form.
  • zhè zhōng gào zài míng wéijiǔ zhào yóu zhě jiǔ zhǐ nánde xiǎo zhōng zhǎo dào duì xiē xiǎng yào lǐng lüè yīng guó shēng huó wén huà xīn fēnde rén shì zhǒng xíng wéi zhǔn
    " This tip can be found in a booklet, Passport to the Pub: The Tourists' Guide to Pub Etiquette, a customers' code of conduct for those wanting to sample "a central part of British life and culture".
  • léi 'è kěn 1859 1932 yīng guó zuò jiā sǎnwén 'ér tóng wén xué zhù míngzhù míng de yòu yáng liǔ fēng( 1908 nián
    British writer known for his essays and children's books, notably The Wind in the Willows(1908).
  • de yīng shū shū duō
    He has more English books than French books.
  • suàn shū diàn mǎi běn hàn yīng diǎn
    I am thinking of going to the bookstore to buy an Chinese-English dictionary.
  • zài shū diàn kàn jiàn duō yīng xīn shūbìng qiě mǎi liǎo běn
    I saw a lot of new English books in the bookstore and bought a few.
  • yīng de xùn shì yòu zhǒng gēn yuán deshì jiè mào wài jiāo zhòng wén huà xué děng děng
    The English language boom stems from a variety of sources: weald trade, diplomacy, pop culture, science and so on.
  • jià zhí jìn qiān yīng bàng de zhài zuò wéi shōu huí de huài zhàng bèi zhù xiāo liǎo
    Nearly a thousand pounds' worth of bad debts has boon written off as irrecoverable.
  • yàn cóng jiá guó fēi zhì nán fēiyòu 14 zhǐ bèi tào shàng juàn de yīng guó niǎo zài nán fēi bèi zài zhuā zhù
    Swallows from England go as far as South Africa; and as many as fourteen, marked with rings in England, have boon caught again in South Africa.
  • de xīn xuē huā fèi liǎo yīng bàng
    His new boots set him back eighty pounds.
  • biān jìngyóu zhǐ yīng lán lán zhī jiān de mín
    an inhabitant of a border area (especially the border between Scotland and England).
  • yīng guóyán zhe gōng de piàn cǎo de biān yuán
    (British) a grass border along a road.
  • é luó yòu 6 qiān yīng de guó jìng xiàn zhōng guó lín jiē
    Russia has frontier of six thousand miles bordering upon China.
  • wén yīng lán nán de yīng hǎi xiá jiāo jièjiù shí shí dài shí xíng chéngzài 8 shì chéng wéi wēi de fēn
    A region of southwest England bordering on the English Channel. Occupied in Paleolithic times, it became part of Wessex in the eighth century.
  • dào tóu lái yīng xióng háo jié huì chéng wéi rén tǎo yàn de rén
    Every hero becomes a bore at last.
  • chū shēng yīng lán
    He was born in England.
  • shì yīng guó shēng de
    She was borne by an English woman.
  • mǐn dǎo lái luó zhōu dōng běi hǎi 'àn de zuò dǎo yòu duàn shí céng wéi yīng guó de zhí xiá zhí mín ( 1848 nián hòu), 1963 nián chéng wéi lái de fēn
    An island of Malaysia off the northeast coast of Borneo. At one time a British crown colony(after1848), it became part of Malaysia in1963.
  • shān gēn lái chéng shìwèi běi luó zhōu de shān gēn gǎng shì hǎi de xiǎo shuǐ wāngāi chéng zài 1947 nián qián zhí zuò wéi yīng shǔ běi luó zhōu de shǒu rén kǒu 73, 144
    A city of Malaysia in northern Borneo on Sandakan Harbor, an inlet of the Sulu Sea. It was the capital of British North Borneo until1947. Population,73, 144.
  • wén lāi zhōng guó nán hǎi shàng luó zhōu běi de dān guóyuán wéi yīng guó de zhì lǐng 1984 nián 1 yuè 1 wán quán shǒu jiā wàn gǎngrén kǒu 191, 765
    A sultanate of northwest Borneo on the South China Sea. Formerly a self-governing British protectorate, it became fully independent on January1,1984. Bandar Seri Begawan is the capital. Population,191, 765.
  • shì mín yóu mín yīng guó zhì chéng shì de yóu mín huò gōng mín
    A freeman or citizen of an English borough.
  • yīng lán dōng běi màn chè dōng běi de xiǎng yòu zhì quán de chéng shìshì gōng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 192, 500
    A borough of northeast England northeast of Manchester. It is an industrial center. Population,192, 500.
  • lìng dūn yīng lán dōng běi zhì shìwèi niǔ 'ěr nán miàn shì tiě shū niǔrén kǒu 97, 800
    A borough of northeast England south of Newcastle. It is a railroad center. Population,97, 800.
  • zhì shì xuǎn chū de yuán cóng qián dài biǎo zhèn zhì chéng shì huò xué de yīng guó guó huì yuán
    A member of the English Parliament who once represented a town, borough, or university.