zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jià chē yán xíng shǐ shíkàn jiàn huǒ chuān hóng de zhù gōng rén zài xiū
    When I was driving along the road I saw a group of road gangs in red mending the road.
  • cóng hěn xiǎo de shí hòu jiù huān bǎi nòng zhuāng shōu yīn xiū lǐfà dòng děng děng
    Ever since he was very young, he has enjoyed tinkering about, making radios, mending engines, and so on.
  • hēi shī xiān shēngzhēn guàinín shì zài xiū dàn kàn lái zhè xiàng shì dēng shàng tiān táng de dào
    Well, doctor, I wonder your are mending the way; but it seems it is not the Way to Heaven.
  • zài xiū zhè xiǎo dòng shí guò qiáng diào kùn nán shí shàng zhǐ yòng liǎo fēn zhōng biàn wán chéng liǎo
    He made terribly heavy weather of mending the puncture; it only took a few minutes when he finally did it.
  • shì cóng xiū xíng chē jiā dedàn xiàn zài de shēng liǎo liǎo hǎo xiū gōngjīng yíng chē xiū de
    He started by mending bicycles but now his business has blossomed out into one that employs several mechanice doing major car repairs.
  • sēn xiān shēng shì gāng qín xiū shī
    Messrs Ford and Dobson are piano repairers.
  • xiē 'ěr xiān shēng zài xué zhù xiū guó zhèng zhì hòu céng jīng yíng guò jiā tóu yínhánghòu lái jiāng zǒng zài de jiā gōng běi měi jiā zhù míng de gōng 'èr wéi chuàng bàn liǎo vivendi gōng
    Mr Messier, a former investment banker schooled in the ways of French politics, has knitted together a company rooted in the Paris establishment with one of North America's best-known stable of entertainment assets.
  • xiū shàng dīng yòng yǐn
    provide with a patch; also used metaphorically.
  • shì jiù shì shī biǎo xiū hǎo de
    Either you or Master Li has repaired the meter.
  • duì yīng jiào xué yòu yòng de chéng bāo kuòxīn xuéjiào xué fāng lùn yīn xué xiū xué xiě zuò
    Useful Courses for English-teaching include: Psychology, teaching methodology, phonetics, rhetoric, grammar, composition.
  • 'èr tiáo xiū zhèng 'àn yán míng de mín bīng shì bǎo zhàng yóu zhōu de 'ān quán suǒ deyīn rén mín chí yòu xié dài de quán qīn fàn
    Article II.A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
  • shè jiàn zào huò wéi xiū jiù huò niǎn xiè de rén
    One that designs, builds, or repairs mills or mill machinery.
  • yòng zhì cái mújù zuò chéng xíng yòng yán huò tōng guò yán gōng chéng xíng xiū zhěng huò zhì chéng
    To shape, polish, dress, or finish in a mill or with a milling tool.
  • yòu de shì shuǐ dài kuǎnjīn nián xiū dài kuǎn wàn yuángōng rén quán zāi mínměi rén měi tiān sān jīn xiǎo de gōng jié fēn yǎng jiā
    Loans have also been granted for water conservation projects. This year they amount to between 40,000 and 50,000 yuan. The workers are all drought victims. Every day each worker earns 1.5 kg of millet in wages and he can save some of this for his family.
  • gōng nèi zhí wáng qīng cán shì gòu jié móu qiě shǎng diǎndàng xiū děng míng cóng gōng zhōng dào qiè liàng wén yǐn liǎo shè huì jiè de yán zhòng guān zhù
    While confined to the Inner Court, Puyi continuously used such vestiges of influence as still remained to plot his own restoration. He also systematically stole or pawned a huge number of cultural relics under the pretext of granting them as rewards to his courtiers and minions or taking them out for repair.
  • duì zhè piān wén zhāng zuò liǎo xiǎo guī de xiū gǎi
    I made minor alterations to the article.
  • yòu méi yòu xiū zhuān
    Did you have a minor?
  • shì huà xué zhuān de xiū xué shēng
    She is a chemistry minor.
  • xuǎn běn shǐ wéi xiū
    I elected Japanese history as a minor.
  • kāi shǐ shícái zhèng shōu rén de cái zhì shǎo hái zài xiū jiàn táng huáng de rén jiàn zhù huò gōng jiā jiàn zhùdàn dào liǎo zuì hòuyóu guǎn shàncái jiàn suō xiǎo zhì shǐ yòu de jiàn zhù miǎn tuí bài
    In the beginning, the public revenues, and the resources of rich individuals, sufficed at least to cover Italy with splendid edifices, public and private;but at length so dwindled under the enervating influences of misgovernment, that what remained was not even sufficient to keep those edifices from decay.
  • jiā qiǎn huì xiū shì shǔ jiā qiǎn xiǎo xiōng huì de xiū shìgāi xiū dào huì shì 1525 1528 nián chuàng jiàn shèng fāng xiū dào huì de zhī xiū dào huìbìng zhì dào chuán jiào shì de gōng zuò
    A monk belonging to the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin, an independent order of Franciscans founded in Italy in1525-1528 and dedicated to preaching and missionary work.
  • zài kǎo xuǎn xiū xiàn dài měi guó wén xué
    I am thinking of taking the course in modem American literature.
  • lùn shì zài běn jiè hái shì wǎng de zhèng zhōng lùn lín dùn zhèng dào xiū gǎi hái shì bǎo shǒu yòu guān zhèng de men liǎo jiě yǎn shǔ huó dòng de zhèng
    We don't know what evidence of Mole activity--in this and previous Administrations--the Clinton Administration "redacted" or kept "secret."
  • shì shí shàng xiū dìng bǎn bào gào zhōng suǒ wèi zhèng jūn shì zài wéi de jiàndiéyǎn shǔ kāi tuō rèn
    In fact, the specific Evidence that is presented in the Redacted Report is actually exculpatory for the suspected Spies and/or Moles.
  • huǒ chéng de yóu róng huà de yán shí níng xíng chéng deyòng xiū shì yán shí
    Formed by solidification from a molten state. Used of rocks.
  • zhè xiē xiū dào shì zhù zài xiū dào yuàn
    The monks live in a large monastery.
  • xiū dào yuàn míng yuàn cháng xiū dào yuàn huò xiū dào yuàn de yuàn cháng
    The head of a monastery or a group of monasteries.
  • nán xiū dào yuàn xiū shì xiōng huì
    A monastery of friars.
  • sēng shēng huó huò xiū dào shēng huó
    Monastic life or practices.
  • xiū dào shì huò sēng de zhī yòu guān de huò yòu diǎn de
    Of, relating to, or characteristic of monks or monasticism.
  • xiū dào xiū dào shì de shēn fènzhuàng kuàng huò zhí sēng yuàn zhì
    The character, condition, or profession of a monk; monasticism.
  • chú liǎo píng hǎi wén xiū wàiméi yòu rén zhī dào zhèng què de míng
    No one but Pinky and Sister Heavenly knew his straight moniker, monicker.