zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • míng táo bīng jīng táo zǒu
    The deserter has escaped.
  • zhēn de zhēn zǒu yùn yīnggāi shēng zhí liǎo
    Really? Lucky old you. You really deserve it.
  • men zǒu guò yāo guài yòng lǒngzhào zhe de sēn línchuān guò huāng liáng de yuán lái dào kǒu jǐng qián
    They walked beyond the sprite's enchanted woods, across desolate plains, until they came to an ancient well.
  • zài kuài xià xiǔ làncāng huāng liánglǐn huàiyīn wéi wěi tián de zǒu shòu xiàng chuǎnyīn wéi shuǐ gān huǒ shāo miè kuàng de cǎo chǎng。”
    " "he seed is rotten under their clods, the garners are laid desolate, the barns are broken down; for the corn is withered... the beasts of the field cry also unto thee: for the rivers of waters are dried up, and the fire hath devoured the pastures of the wilderness."
  • hái men zǒu liǎo , gèng jué
    Her desolation was greater now that the children were away
  • hái men zǒu liǎo gèng jué
    Her desolation is greater now that the children are away.
  • hái men zǒu liǎo , gèng jué
    Her desolation is greater now that the children is away.
  • shī wàng zǒu liǎo
    He was in despair and went away.
  • men zài zǒu tóu de qíng kuàng xià kěn qiú yuán zhù
    They invoked help in the desperate situation.
  • yīn shī bài 'ér dìng 'ér zǒu xiǎn
    His failure made him desperate.
  • kuài zǒu xiàng wēi zhuàng kuàng de shì jiàn
    Things rapidly coming to a desperate pass.
  • wáng mìng dǎn wàng wéidìng 'ér zǒu xiǎn de dǎi yóu zhǐ měi guó biān jìng de fěi
    A bold or desperate outlaw, especially of the American frontier.
  • xiàn zài yòu xiē qīng niányòu xiē gànbù shèn zhì yòu xiē gànbù běn rénwèile chū guówèile gǎo qiánwéi luàn zǒu shòu huìtóu dǎo sàng shī rén sàng shī guó sàng shī mín zūn xīnzhè shì fēi cháng chǐ de
    We have some young people now, including children of cadres, and even some cadres themselves, who have violated the law and regulations, accepted bribes and engaged in smuggling, speculation and profiteering so as to make money or to find a way to go abroad -- at the expense of their own moral integrity, the dignity of our state and national self-respect. This is despicable.
  • jìn guǎn shàng liǎo nián zǒu lái réng rán hěn jiáo jiàn
    he moves about friskily despite his age.
  • suī huàn fēng shī bìngdàn xíng zǒu
    He gets about quite well, despite his rheumatism.
  • men zǒu de shì tóng fāng
    We are heading for the same destination.
  • zhī dào zěn me zǒu
    Do you know the route to your destination?
  • zhè jiù duō bàn huì shǐ suǒ yòu de cái chǎn bèi duó zǒu liǎo ( zhí dào 400 nián hòu de 1929 nián cái zài hūn shàng nán shì tóng rén )。
    That often meant that she was left destitute, with her own property taken away. (It wasn't until 400 years later, in 1929, that the grounds for divorce became equal .)
  • suǒ yòu zhè xiē xiǎo chǎn jiē nóng mín jiē zhōng de zhōng nóng de wèi yòu mǒu xiē xiāng xiàng shòu guó zhù fēng jiàn zhù chǎn jiē de zǒu xiàng chǎn mòluò de jìng
    Their status somewhat resembles that of the middle peasants, they all suffer under the oppression of imperialism, feudalism and the big bourgeoisie, and they are being driven ever nearer to bankruptcy or destitution.
  • men bèi yòu huò 'ér zǒu xiàng huǐ miè
    They were lured on to destruction.
  • rén lèi zhèng zǒu shàng miè zhī
    Mankind's journey towards self-destruction
  • xiǎo niú cóng niú shēn biān dài zǒu tuì chū tuán
    Detach a calf from its mother; detached herself from the group.
  • duì xiān shēngqǐng zǒu guò jīn shǔ jiǎn
    Excuse me, sir. Please walk through the metal detector.
  • rán hòu chū kǒu dài zhōng de jīn shǔ zǒu guò jīn shǔ tàn
    Then you should remove metal objects from your pockets and walk through a metal detector.
  • jué xīn jiù zǒu
    He determined to go [that he (should) go] at once.
  • jué yào zǒu liǎo
    I'm determined to leave.
  • jué dìng míng tiān zǒu
    He has determined on going tomorrow.
  • wéi biān jiè hóng jūn ruò zǒu xiàng yuè yàng de róu lìn chónglái
    As far as the border area is concerned, it would at once suffer devastation, just as it did in August, if the Red Army moved away.
  • lán qiàn zhōng xīn wàng wán huì jiù huì gǎn dào juànrán hòu liù zǒu shuì jué
    Francie devoutly hoped he might soon get tired, and slip off to bed. (J. Galsworthy, The Man of Property)
  • huá shàng huá xià xié xiàng duì jiǎo dēng shàng zǒu xià huò chuān guò shān ), zài huá xuě zhōng
    To go up, down, or across(a slope) diagonally, as in skiing.
  • dòng jiàn tóu yóu zhuǎn pán jiàn tóu chéng de zhuāng zhìzài mǒu xiē pán yóu zhōng zhuàndòng biǎo shì xià de zǒu
    A device consisting of a dial and an arrow that is spun to indicate the next move in some board games.
  • miàn cháo qián fāngxiàng qián zǒu zài de xīn féng rèn shàng qián qián hòu hòu de liàn ;( forrad forrard shì fāng yán biàn )。
    he faced forward; step forward; she practiced sewing backward as well as frontward on her new sewing machine; (`forrad' and `forrard' are dialectal variations).