zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jiǎn shǎo dào zuì xiàn jiāng zǒng shùfàn wéichǐ cùn huò chéng suō jiǎn dào jìn néng xiǎo
    To reduce to the smallest possible amount, extent, size, or degree.
  • gèng yòu shèn zhěhái huì jiāng xiǎo zuò wéi jiè kǒushuō shí mexiǎo guó xīn xiōngděng děngbìng gǎn jué xīn 'ān
    Worse still, some may even rest complacent with such a mindset, finding an excuse in the smallness of the territory.
  • shī shǒu jiāng pán diào zài bǎn shàng chéng suì piàn
    The maid let the dishes smash on the floor.
  • rán shén líng zhǐ shì yòng lái yuē shù měi de men jiān dìng jué zūn shǒu men yīnggāi jiān dìng zūn shǒu shì shén líng de guī zhāng zhì yīn wéi guī zhāng zhì men píng jiào hǎo de zhèng wěn dìngyīn 'ér duì men lái shuōguī zhāng zhì shén líng gèng hǎoyīn wéi guǒ men cǎi yòng shén líng de huà huì jiāng men xiàn huò zhèng zhuàng tài。 ( měi guó zuò jiā · wēn )
    The laws of Nature, that is to say the laws of God, plainly made every human being a law unto himself, we must steadfastly refuse to obey those laws, and we must as steadfastly stand by the conventions which ignore them , since the statutes furnish us peace, fairly good government and stability, and therefore are better for us than the laws of God, which would soon plunge us into confusion and disorder and anarchy if we should adopt them. (Mark Twain, American writer)
  • men jiāng zuò chū zuì lái fěn suì rén de jìn gōng
    They will do their utmost to smash the enemy attacks.
  • guǒ men guó jiā de zhōng zhǐ yòu mǒu zhǒng shén língér shì dān jīng jié jiāng shén líng róu jìn xiàn zǒng shàng lái shuō jiù huì gèng hǎo。 ( měi guó zuò jiā · wēn )
    If we only had some God in the country's laws, instead of beng in such a sweat to get him into the Constitution, it would be better all around. (Mark Twain, American writer)
  • shén jīng jiāng bēng kuì de zhèng zhuàng zhī shì xiāng xìn de gōng zuò duān zhòng yàoxiūjià jiāng huì dài lái zhǒng zhǒng zāinàn guǒ shì shēng gěi zhè yàng de bìng rén kāi de yào fāng shìxiūjià。 ( yīng guó zhé xué jiā luó .B.)
    One of the symptoms of approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one's .work is terribly important, and that to take a holiday would bring all kinds of disaster, If I were a medical man , I should precribe a holiday to many patient who consicered his work important. (Bernard Russell, British philosopher)
  • chá jué zāinàn jiāng lái lín
    He could smell disaster coming.
  • jiāng yōng yòu de jiā tíng chū shēn de jiā tíng zhòng yào。 ( yīng guó zuò jiā láo lún .D.H.)
    The family you came from isn't as important as the family you are going to have. (D.Herbert Lawrence, British writer)
  • shàng jiāng kuì men de rén
    God will smite our enemies.
  • yóu tài dànbǎi yóu yān xíng chéng de yǒng gǎn xīn shì jiè de fēi cháng wēi xiǎn de jiāng lái - niǔ yuē rén
    an extremely dicey future on a brave new world of liquid nitrogen, tar, and smog- New Yorker.
  • běn guó zhù zài dào de dìng zhòu hòu jiāng wéi zhe sān mùdì zài fàng chū píng de yān dàn
    Answer: After succeeding in certain of their plans, the Japanese imperialists will once again put up a smokescreen of peace in order to attain three objectives.
  • jìn jiāng yào miè de huǒ zhōng de mào zhe yān de méi kuài huò huī jìn
    The smoldering coal or ash of a dying fire.
  • méi yòu bōzhòng lái shōu huòméi yòu xīn láo lái chéng gōngméi yòu nán lái róng yàoméi yòu cuò zhé lái huī huáng。 ( yīng guó hǎi jūn shàng jiāng pèi 'ēn W)
    No pain , no palm; no thorns , no throne ; no gall, no glory; no cross, no crown. (William Penn, British admiral)
  • zhǎn wàng jiāng láizōng jiào chéng wéi rén lèi xìng xué zhǎn gǎn xìng zhǎn hěn hǎo de qiáo liáng rùn huá shǐ rén lèi shè huì dào píng héng
    It is hoped that in the future, the gap between mankind's rational (scientific) and emotional developments can be bridged or smoothened by religion, thus giving rise to a balanced human society.
  • shī yòng shuǐ shí yìng xiān gāo chū biǎo miàn rán hòu zài jiāng píng
    The cement shall stand proud of the surface and then be smoothed down later
  • shī yòng shuǐ shí yìng xiān gāo chū biǎo miàn rán hòu zài jiāng píng .
    The cement should stand proud of the surface and then is smoothed down later.
  • guǒ jiāng zhè diào huàn xià shùn lái huì gèng tōng shùn xiē
    If you switch the words over, the sentence reads smoother.
  • fēi shè zhōng yǐn rén zhù mùdì xīn jiāng shǐ kōng zhōng xíng gèng xùn jiégèng píng wěngèng jié néng
    Dramatic innovations in aircraft design will allow faster, smoother, and more fuel efficient means of air travel.
  • 3 shù jìliáng héng héng rán hěn zhòng yàodàn shì bǎo zhèng yuè yuè zhī jiān de xián jiē mén mén de pèi shùn tōng chàng jiāng shì shí xiàn cháng gāo xiào yùn zuò de guān jiàn suǒ zài
    3.Numbers and measurement will be important, of course, but smoothing the flow from month to month, from quarter to quarter will be essential for highly profitable long?term performance.
  • cān jiāng gōng ruì diǎn shì zhù cān
    For lunch there will be a Smorgasbord.
  • tuō màn duì shāng gōng gǎn dào mǎn men yòng zhuān bǎn quán jiāng de ruǎn jiàn lái jiāng yuán dài héng héng suàn yán c +, xiě chū lái de yuán shǐ chéng héng héng zuò wéi yán fáng shǒu de
    Stailman's beef was with commercial companies that smother their software with patents and copyrights and keep the source code -- the original program, written in a computer language such as C ++ -- a closely guarded secret.
  • men jiāng suàn pán tōu yùn jìn gāi guó
    They have to smuggle the computer disk into the country.
  • men jiāng líng pèi jiàn tōu yùn jìn gāi guó
    They have to smuggle the spare parts into the country.
  • guǒ men tōu tōu zhè píng bái lán jiǔ chū men jiāng mào bèi zhuā zhù bìng kuǎn de wēi xiǎn
    If we smuggle this brandy we take the risk of being caught and fined.
  •   jiāng rén shōu cáng de zhēn guì wén mài gěi wài guó rén de dào yùn zhēn guì wén chū kǒu lùn chù
    Those who sell valuable cultural relics in private collections to foreigners without permission are punishable for smuggling valuable cultural relics out of the country.
  • huā guǒ shòu jīng huā guǒ chóng méi shòu fěn què bǎo huā shù xuán guà zài shí yòng huā guǒ guǒ shù shàng díshì mài huā guǒ shí yòng huā guǒ shòu fěn ràng fēng jiāng huā guǒ de huā fěn dài gěi xiē shí yòng huā guǒ shù zhǒng shàng
    A method of assuring pollination of the Smyrna and other edible figs in which flower clusters of the caprifig are hung from trees of the edible fig, allowing wasps to carry pollen from the flowers of the caprifig to those of the edible varieties.
  • huān jiāng lán nuò mài piàn zhàn shàng píng guǒ zhī lái chī
    Snacks on granola doused with apple juice.
  • shé néng jiāng shēn pán juàn lái
    A snake can coil itself up.
  • wéi liǎo fǎn de zāi huò 'ér bēi shāng jiāng huì tái zhì xīn de zāi huò。 ( yīng guó zuò jiā suō shì W)
    To mourn a mischief that is past and gone is the next way to draw new mischief on. (William Shkespeare, British dramatist)
  • gào chōu yān de hài chù shì méi yòu yòng deyīn wéi men jiāng zhōng gào dāng zuò 'ěr biān fēng
    He snapped at an opportunity to go abroad.
  • shí yòng de hǎi yáng shuāng lèi dòng chéng shàn xíng qiě yòu 'āo cháotōng guò lián chuàn de zhāng dòng zuò jiāng shuǐ zhú chū wài 'ér yóu dòng
    edible marine bivalve having a fluted fan-shaped shell that swim by expelling water from the shell in a series of snapping motions.