zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • kāi jiā shí huī liǎo huī shǒu
    She gave a wave as she left the house.
  • zài kàn lái guò shì zhè jiā tíng de péng yǒu liǎodàn shì 'ào héng zán men shì yòu gòng tóng yán de
    Mary's a friend of the family. That's all, as far as I'm concerned. But, Cleo, you and I we're on the same wavelength.
  • suī rán guó jiā yuàn xiǎng xiàng wéi lìng shù wēi wàng de jìhuà héng tiáo 'ài guó xiǎng de dài jià 'áng guì de jìng
    He obviously pictures the National Theatre as another prestige project, an expensive way of waving the flag.
  • jiā tóu shì zuò chéngxiū xiǎng tài yáng xià xíng
    He that have a head of wax must not walk in the sun.
  • dào zhè xiē yǒng gǎn de de rén mendōu yìng gāi bāng zhù menbìng qiě gēn jiā shuō men céng jīng dào guò zhè xiē rényīn wéi zài xuān chuán zhè jiàn shì qíng de shí hòu jiù shì zhǐ chū liǎo dào
    Any who encounter these brave wayfarers are duty bound to comfort them and to say to all the world that they have encountered them, for by proclaiming the news they show the way.
  • shì shí shàngjiù běn zhì 'ér yánwǎng luò chuàng yuán yòu gāo fēng xiǎnměi yòu jiā gōng chéng gōnghuò biàn yòu shù bǎi jiā cǎn zāo táo tàiluò bài dào bàng
    But the reality is that, because of its high-risk nature, for every success story there are hundreds who will, perforce, fall by the wayside.
  • men dào jiā jiù xiū liǎo
    once we are home, we can rest.
  • yòu men mèng jiàn jiā dōushì xiāng shí de
    Once we dreamt that we were strangers.
  • gǎi dǎng guó jiā de lǐng dǎo zhì shì yào xuē ruò dǎng de lǐng dǎohuàn sàn dǎng de ér zhèng shì wèile jiān chí jiā qiáng dǎng de lǐng dǎojiān chí jiā qiáng dǎng de
    The purpose of reforming the system of Party and state leadership is precisely to maintain and further strengthen Party leadership and discipline, and not to weaken or relax them.
  • zhōng guó láo dòng chéng běn dōng nán hěn duōzhōu biān guó jiā de huì shuài biàn huà dìng huì xuē ruò zhōng guó shāng pǐn de jìng zhēng yōu shì
    the cost of China's labor force is much lower than Southeast Asian countries, and the change in exchange rates of neighboring countries is unlikely to weaken the competition of China's commodities.
  • zhè jiā huǒ yòng bào shǒu duàn shǐ ruò jiāo chū suǒ yòu de qián
    The man bullied the weaker woman into giving him all her money.
  • men jiā dōuyòu xiē xiǎo duǎn chù
    We all have our little weaknesses.
  • zhōng guó rén mín sān shì jiè guó jiā rén mín xiū xiāng guān hài gòng
    The Chinese people and other people of the third world are bound up by common interests and share weal and woe.
  • zhè guó jiā de cái lái shí yóu
    This country's wealth comes from its oil.
  • zhè wèi qīn jiā chǎn chuán gěi 'ér
    The father passed on the family's wealth to his son.
  • chū shēng zài de jiā tíng
    He was born in a wealthy family.
  • jiā shuō hěn yòu .
    She is reputed to be very wealthy.
  • shì jiā chū shēn yòu de jiā tíng
    He comes from a wealthy family.
  • yóu háo tǒng zhì de zhèng huò guó jiā
    A government or state in which the wealthy rule.
  • shǐ men guó jiā fàng shǐ yòng kuàng rán liàoyīnggāi bèi shì wéi men néng gòu zhì dìng de zuì 'ài guó de zhèng
    Weaning our nation from fossil fuels should be understood as the most patriotic policy to which we can commit ourselves.
  • gōng gòng zhì suī rán zhí jiē shēng chǎn jià zhídàn men shì shēng chǎn shēng chǎn de guǒ rèn wéi guó jiā zài rèn xíng shì de zhèng xià néng gòu láiér kào liǎo què néng chuàng zào rèn cái shì cuò de
    Although laws and public institutions do not produce immediate values, they nevertheless produce productive powers, and Say is mistaken if he maintains that nations have been enabled to become wealthy under all forms of government, and that by weans of laws no wealth can be created.
  • zhī chí jiàn de bǎo zhèng duì guó jiā shǐ yòng huò wēi xié shǐ yòng
    efforts to establish nuclear-weapon-free zones should be supported and guarantees given not to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear-weapon states or nuclear-weapon-free zones;
  • qiān shǔ quán miàn jìn zhǐ gōng yuēsuǒ yòu yōng yòu de guó jiā chéng dān chè xiāo huǐ de
    A convention prohibiting all nuclear weapons be signed, whereby all nuclear-weapon
  • 1964 nián 10 yuè 16 zhōng guó zhèng zhèng zhòng jiàn zhào kāi shì jiè guó shǒu nǎo huì tǎo lùn quán miàn jìn zhǐ chè xiāo huǐ wèn yōng yòu de guó jiā chéng dān duì guó jiā shǐ yòng duì shǐ yòng shǐ yòng
    On October 16, 1964, the Chinese government offered a solemn proposal: a summit conference be held to discuss the complete prohibition and thorough destruction of nuclear weapons and that nuclear-weapon states commit themselves not to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear-weapon states and nuclear-weapon-free zones or against each other.
  • zuò wéi guó jiāzhōng guó cóng huí yìng de rènzhù zhāng guó jiā yìng chéng nuò shǒu xiān shǐ yòng céng duō jiàn guó jiā tán pàn jié shǒu xiān shǐ yòng de guó tiáo yuē
    China as a nuclear-weapon state never shies away from its due obligations, advocating that nuclear-weapon states should undertake not to be the first to use nuclear weapons and repeatedly proposing that nuclear-weapon states negotiate and conclude an international treaty on the no-first-use of nuclear weapons against each other.
  • sānsuǒ yòu zài guó wài shǔ de guó jiā jiāng zhè xiē quán chè huí běn guósuǒ yòu guó jiā chéng nuò zhī chí jiàn de zhù zhāngzūn zhòng de wèibìng chéng dān xiāng yìng de
    3. all states which have deployed nuclear weapons outside their borders should withdraw all these weapons home, and all nuclear-weapon states should pledge to support the proposal on establishing nuclear-weapon-free zones, respect the status of such zones and undertake corresponding obligations;
  • zhōng guó chéng nuò shǒu xiān shǐ yòng duì guó jiā shǐ yòng huò wēi xié shǐ yòng
    China undertakes not to be the first to use nuclear weapons, and not to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear-weapon states.
  • qiān shǔ quán miàn jìn zhǐ gōng yuēsuǒ yòu yōng yòu de guó jiā chéng dān chè xiāo huǐ de bìng zài yòu xiào guó jiān xià zhū shí shī
    a convention prohibiting all nuclear weapons be signed, whereby all nuclear-weapon states undertake to completely destroy existing stocks of nuclear weapons under effective international supervision;
  • shuō fǎn duì dǎng de chéng yuán shì qún méi yòu liàng huó de jiā huǒ
    He said that Opposition members were a bunch of weary Willies.
  • guǒ suàn lún dūn jiù guǒ suàn jiù dài zài jiā huì 'ér xiǎng zěn me dìng jìhuà
    If you're going to London, go-and if you're not, stay at home. I can't make any plans with you as changeable as a weathercock.
  • qián tiānwéi tài tài wèn yòu méi yòu tīng jiàn de liǎng jiā lín chǎo jià jiù shì 'ài tīng xīn xiān shì 'ér
    The day before yesterday, Mrs Weber asked mw whether I had heard my neighbours quarreling with each other; she has itching ears.
  • yīngdāng bàn hǎo liǎo wéi jiā
    Do I have to fix up to go to the Websters,?