zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • néng jiē shòu zhè jiàn chàjìn de zuò pǐn
    I can't pass this bad piece of work!
  • jiě zěn me néng zhè me duō de shì zuòde me hǎo
    It passes my understanding how he can do so many things so well.
  • duì zhè jiàn shì men néng bǎo chí chén
    We connot pass the matter by in silence.
  • ràng huò zhě néng gòu ràng kōng chū fèi yòu shí yòng
    passing or able to pass air in and out of the lungs; something used in combination.
  • nán shuō hái méi kǎo wán shì zhè jué néng fǒu tōng guò kǎo shìzhǐ yào chéng hàowǒ jiù
    It's hard to say. I haven't passed my exams yet. It depends on whether I pass my exams or not. Providing I get good marks, I'll go!
  • xiē zhōng yòu duō zài tiān hǎo shí néng tōng xíng
    Many of those roads are not passable in bad weather.
  • xiē zhōng yòu duō zài tiān hǎo shí néng tōng xíng
    Many of those road is not passable in bad weather.
  • " zhè zuò qiáo gòu jiān , zài zhòng huò chē néng tōng xíng。 "
    The wooden bridge is not strong enough to allow the passage of lorries.
  •   ( sān ) néng bǎo zhàng shū sàn tōng dàoān quán chū kǒu chàng tōng de
    (III) Those who do not guarantee the evacuation passageway and safety exist unblocked.
  • gēn zhù wéi zhōng xīn néng gòu xuánzhuàn de mén zhǐ néng róng rén chū de mén
    a gate consisting of a post that acts as a pivot for rotating arms; set in a passageway for controlling the persons entering.
  • huò liǎo zhāng zhào shǐ néng kāi zhè guó jiā
    He received a laissez-passer enabling him to leave the country.
  • ( duì guò rén ) jiǎo liǎo néng gào lún dūn xué zěn me zǒu
    Li (to a passer-by) Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to London University?
  • ( jiào zhù guò rén ) duì nín néng gào jiē zài 'ér
    (stopping a passerby) Excuse me, can you tell me where Mott Street is?
  • yīngdāng zhèng shì yíng miàn 'ér lái de rén héng héng dàn shí jiān cháng duǎn de zhǎng yào néng biǎo míng shí dào duì fāng de chū xiàn wéi zhǔn
    You are supposed to look at a passerby just enough to show that you're aware of his presence.
  • 20 shì 70 nián dài zhōng de tóng shì zuò liǎo xiàng shì yàn men zài jiē dào shàng suí xuǎn rénxún wèn men néng fǒu cháng péi tóng qīng shàonián gǎn huà zhōng xīn de shàonián fàn dòng yuán wán tiān
    In the mid? 1970s my colleagues and I conducted an experiment, we stopped a random sample of passersby on public walkways and asked if they would volunteer to chaperone juvenile detention center inmates on a day trip to the zoo.
  • dāng tōng guò shí néng chú xiē dōng
    removes something from whatever passes through it.
  • chuán qiú tàichà néng gèng xiáng xiē
    Bad passes? Can you be more specific?
  • zhè kǎo shì háo de néng .
    He hasn't a dog's chance of passing the exam.
  • zhǒng zhèng zài zhí xíng zhōng de chéng shì zhǒng huó zhe de shí néng yǐn shì jiàn de shēngér chéng shì bèi dòng dechǔyú jìng zhǐ zhuàng tài
    A program in execution, a process is an active entity, which can cause things to occur, as opposed to a program, which is a passive entity.
  • jiǎng shī men néng xiàngshèng jīng shì tiào zhe de luò zhī shí gǒng shǒu chuán shòu gěi xiàng yàngzhǐ shì bèi dòng de zuò zài děng de xué shēng
    Education, after all, is not lecturers dancing away like Salome to deliver knowledge on a platter while students wait passively like Herod to receive.
  • nán dào yào yàoshì liǎo yòu wàn néng yàoshì huí tóu jiàn。”
    "Don't you need your key?" "Got a passkey. I'll be seeing you."
  • shénme shí hòu néng zhào
    When can I collect my passport?
  • shàng wǎng shí néng hái yào yòu de dān huò shù men chēng men wéi“ password”。 yòu liǎo cái néng jìn wǎng luò xuǎn rèn shù huò huì zuò wéi de
    And you need maybe a secret word or a secret number to get in, but we say a password, it's the word that lets you pass in, so you would need a password, which of course also might be anything.
  • suǒ néng guān xīn
    What is past my help is past my care.
  • dài biǎo tuán gāng gāng chóngqìng shíshuāng fāng de hán xuān hái wèi jié shùměi fāng rán chū zài 'àn dìng jìhuà guān zhū jiā qiáo cūn rén dài biǎo xuǎn de tóng shí wàng néng gòu fēn bàn rén yóu zhōng xīn qián zhōng guó xiàng zhù rèn luó shì dài duì qián wǎng guān bié de cūn de xuǎn
    Immediately after arriving in Chongqing, the American party suddenly asked the Chinese hosts if it was possible to let Prof. Robert Paster, former director of the Carter Center's China Village Election Activities, lead half of the delegation's members to inspect another village election while the other half of the delegation still followed the planned activities in Zhujiaqiao.
  • zhèng gào zhī rén men zhǐ néng xiāo niú nǎi
    The government is telling people to drink only pasteurized milk.
  • lái 'āqīn 'ài de huǒ bàn men tóng gēng de shàonǚ menzán men zuò dào zhè tóu niú bèi shàng wán shuō zhēn de néng zán men chéng zài bèi shàngzán men jiādōu néng zuò xià!”
    "Come, dear playmates, maidens of like age with me, let us mount the bull here and take our pastime, for, truly, he will bear us on his back, and carry all of us!"
  • měi xué shēng dōuyòu wǎng qiú huò qiú de píng fán shùshì xué chǎn shēng cān jiā quán guó sài de xuǎn shǒu huò qiú xuǎn shǒu gèng wéi zhòng yào detóng yàng měi 'ér tóng chéng réndōu néng gòu chuàng xiē dōng wéi xiāo qiǎnshì guó jiā chǎn shēng luó dān (rodin) gèng jiā zhòng yào de
    As it is more important that all college students should play tennis or football with indifferent skill than that a college should produce a few champion athletes or football players for the national contests, so it is also more important that all children and all grown-ups should be able to create something of their own as their pastime than that the nation should produce a Rodin.
  • zhǎnglǎo jiào huì de guǎn shì huò lǐng dǎo zhī tōng cháng yòu jīng shén shàng zhǐ dǎo huò jiào de gōng néng
    One of the governing officers of a church, often having pastoral or teaching functions.
  • zhè kuài cǎo zài néng gòngyǎng zhè me duō niú yáng liǎo
    This pasture can no longer carry such a large number of cattle and sheep.
  • dàn shì néng de tānɡ yāo qǐng men lái chī fàn
    It's impossible that Pat and Tom invited us to lunch.
  • néng jiāng zhè zhǐ diàn yùn dǒu xiū xià
    Can you patch up this electric iron?