zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • hào chuán cháng zài jiān lián zài jià shǐ tái shàng dāi liǎo 50 xiǎo shílěi zhí tǐng tǐng tǎng zài de wèi shàng
    The Master of the S. S. Sally was so tired after having been fifty consecutive hours on the bridge during the fog that he lay in his bunk like a log.
  • dāi zài bàn gōng shì gǎn jué zhēn xiàng zài lóng yàng .
    I felt terribly caged in in that office.
  • dāng zhěng tiān dāi zài jiā de shí hòu gǎn dào fǎng bèi kùn zài lóng zhōng
    When Bobby has to stay home all day, he feels caged in.
  • kǎn chéng shuídōu rèn shí qīnsuǒ hēng xiǎng zài dāi zài chéng liǎo
    Everyone in Camber knew his father, and the boy did not like to stay in the town.
  • kǎn bèi 'ěr shuō: " fēn zhī hái jiàn zài de shí hòu jiǎn zhí jīng dāi liǎo
    "Stephanie was pretty flabbergasted to find out I was still alive," Campbell jokes.
  • men zài yíng dāi liǎo xīng
    We stopped at a campsite for a week.
  • shì wèi cōng míng de cūn mín jiàn ràng xiē hái dāi zài shù jìnyīn wéi men duì gòu chéng de wēi xié nán rén xiǎo men duì wēi xiàowēn róu biǎo xiàn chū de yǒu shàn
    A canny villager then suggested that they station a woman and some children near the tree, as these would be less intimidating to the girl than the men, and that they smile to her and placidly act out a show of great friendliness.
  • tōng wéi shì de rén dǒu bài hòu dèng kǒu dāi zuò wéi jié shù
    The cartoon ended with collapse of stout party.
  • lǎo nián rén de chī dāiyóu nǎo xuè guǎn de bìng 'ér dǎo zhì nǎo shuāi tuì
    dementia of the aged; results from degeneration of the brain in the absence of cerebrovascular disease.
  • dāi bǎn 'ér de xìng shēng huó diào
    A colourless character, existence, style
  • chá 'ěr zhe yào dāi zài
    Charles cried for his mother to stay with him.
  • " men děng zhe ! dàn shì men dài xià luò shì ! dòng shēn !" xià dāi zhù liǎo
    Gary blurts19. They're waiting for you! But we've got to get you to Charlotte! Now! Patty freezes.
  • kāi shǐxuě qiú chù zhāng wànghǎo xiàng shī liǎo fāng xiàngdàn bìng méi yòu shì jiē kāi gài zàinán guā tóushēn shàng de cǎoér shì fēi dào guàn yòng de shàng dāi zài 'ér
    At first Snowball seemed disoriented when she looked around, but she didn t try to uncover the chick. Instead, she flew up to her normal perch and stayed there.
  • yán guī zhèng chuánzài shuō shuō shèng yuàn de mén liǎn 'ér zhè zuò xióng wěi zhuāng yán de zhù jiào táng lìng rén hài ránzhèng biān nián shǐ xué jiā suǒ yún : jiàn hóng wěiyóu rén dèng kǒu dāidāng men chéng huáng chéng kǒng qián zhān yǎng shí jīn chéng xiàn zài men miàn qián shì shénme yàng men zài zhè zài zuò xiē miáo shù
    Let us return to the facade of Notre-Dame, as it still appears to us, when we go piously to admire the grave and puissant cathedral, which inspires terror, so its chronicles assert: ~quoe mole sua terrorem incutit spectantibus~.
  • jiān dìng de tài jiān pán shí de dào jiān yìng de zuǐ dāi zhì de guāng héng héng qiē · chǔ
    a flinty manner; granitic morality; his unyielding mouth and glassy eyes- Marchette Chute.
  • shǎ guā huò xiǎo chǒudāi
    A fool or clown; a dolt.
  • shǐ men dāi zài nèi
    The heavy rain compelled us to stay indoors.
  • zhè huài xiāo quán rán jīng dāi liǎo
    She was completely knocked over by the bad news.
  • dēng xiān shēng shuōzhè shì yòu diǎn jiàng rén deshì deshèn zhì yòu diǎn lìng rén hài 'ān de,”“ guò men suǒ shuō de guǒ yòu rén yuàn lái zhè dòng dāi zài men lái。’ zhè huà méi yòu chéng de
    "It's condescending, it's weird and it't a little creepy," Mr. Bode said, "But there's nothing punitive about them saying, 'Well, if people want to come here and stay with the animals, they can'.
  • zhí xíng bǎo wèi rèn díshì bīng dāi de fāng
    a room in which soldiers under guard are confined.
  • jué xīn dāng shuǐ shǒu 'ér yuàn dāi zài jiā dāng jiào shī
    He is bent on going to sea instead of confining himself to a room as a school teacher.
  • suí kǒu shuō chū liǎo fān huànòng men quán dèng kǒu dāi
    He threw out a remark that utterly confounded them all.
  • hái men dèng kǒu dāi kàn zhe shù shī
    The boys looked at the conjuror in silent wonder.
  • qīn shì zhēn zhèng de bǎo shǒu zhù zhě zhì jīn hái rèn wéi yīnggāi dāi zài jiā
    My father is a real conservative; he still thinks a woman's place is in the house.
  • xiē dāi bèn de men huān sān liù wǎng láiqǐng kuài xiē gǔn hòu bié zài lái dào zhè luàn hùn。”
    I'm not like one of those silly womenfolk who consort with busybodies. Get out of my house and don't ever come back here to cause trouble."
  • huì zhí dāi zài zhè zhí děng dào men huí lái
    He can stay here continuously untill we come back.
  • gēn céng yīn chóu cèhuà de 'àn shā shén jiān 'ér guò céng 'ái zhèng zuò guò duō shēng dǒuxiàn zài yòu miàn lín zhelǎo nián chī dāi zhèngde zhé dàn shēng lái de guān yǒng gǎn shǐ gēn guò jiān nántóng shí zhe yǒng gǎn miàn duì kùn nán
    We faced an assassination attempt, several battles with cancer, the bleak days of Iran-Contra, now a long struggle with Alzheimer's - but Ronnie's unquenchable optimism and courage always saw him through, and buoyed me along as well.
  • zài yǎng bìng jiān dāi zài jiā chū mén
    He kept to the house during his convalescence.
  • yuē hàn xùn zài liáo yǎng yuàn dāi liǎo hěn cháng duàn shí jiān zhī hòu shēn yòu yìng shí liǎo lái
    After a long time in the convalescent home, Johnson is once again a healthy man.
  • dāi zài bèi yīn chù 'ér liáng kuài xiē .
    Stay in the shade it's cooler.
  • zhè wèi zhí zài jìn liàng kāi rén qún shí zài zhuō bàng de shàng zuò zhe miàn duì zhe méi yòu shí dào de cún zàizhǐ shì dāi dāi dīng zhe xiǎo xiǎo de shī liǎn shàng shì ràng rén zhuó tòu de biǎo qíng
    Somehow the grandfather had managed to stay away from the crowd. He was sitting on a chair beside the table, in profile to me and unaware of my presence, looking uncomprehendingly at the swaddled corpse.
  • měi guó zhōng xué wèn xié huì de xíng zhèng zhù rèn nán · pèi shuō:“ 20 nián qián dāng shì zhōng xué wèn shícéng tīng duō jiāzhǎng shuō:‘ yào de 'ér xué jiā zhèngyīn wéi zhǐ suàn jié hūn hòu dāi zài jiā
    "When I was a high school counselor 20 years ago, I had many parents say, 'I want my daughter to take home economics because she's just going to get married,'"says Nancy Perry, executive director of the American School Counselor Association.