zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • men jìn kǒu shēng
    We import raw silk.
  • yuán shǐ shù shēng chǎn de yuán shǐ hào fèizhǐ yòu méi yòu chǔlǐ guò de rén kǒu tǒng jiēguǒ
    raw data; the raw cost of production; only the crude vital statistics.
  • wáng píngdāng shí wéi de qiú lìng xiàng zào de chuáng guǎn de 'ā gēn tíng qiú dùn shí 'ān jìng xià lái dèng kǒu dāi kàn zhe zhè wèi fěi 'ěr duì de shǒu mén de jīng cǎi biǎo yǎn
    Wang Ping: At that time, Chilavert's shot made the Argentinean fans, who usually made the Riverbed Stadium noisy suddenly quiet down. They watched the wonderful performance of the Sarsfield's goalkeeper agape.
  • chēng jié shé de guān zhòng men zhàn zài 'ér yīn jīng 'ě 'ér dèng kǒu dāizuǐ zhāng zhe
    the gaping audience; we stood there agape with wonder; with mouth agape.
  • dāo kǒu gāng huà tài róng
    It is difficult to steel the razor.
  • de yìng dāo de dāo kǒu gěi nòng dùn liǎo
    His stiff beard turns the edge of the razor.
  • men yòu shàng hǎi zhì zào de cóng yīng guó jìn kǒu de dāo piàn
    We have razor blades made in Shanghai and imported from Italy and England.
  • wàng yòu wèi kǒu
    I hope you're hungry.
  • dāng yīng wáng chá zài lún dūn nèi yòng dāo tǒng lìng wáng de dāng kǒudāng dòng shǒu lēisǐ liǎng xiǎo hái zhī qián jiù céng jīng shuō guògān zhèng shì yào jǐn
    Business first, pleasure afterward, as King Richard said when he stabbed the other king in the tower, before he smothered the babies.
  • měi tiān zǎo shàng lán jiù lái qióng zhāo zuǐ shēn dào kǒu dài zhǎo wèitā zhǔn bèi de hǎochīde dōng hòu zài chū xiàn
    Still, every morning he was there to greet Jean, exploring the pocket for the treat Jean always brought, and in the afternoon he would reappear.
  • dāng xiāo fáng yuán shǒu bào zhe hái zài chū xiàn bìng zhǔn bèi jiàng dào miàn shízhòng rén fàng xīn sōng liǎo kǒu
    A sigh of relief arose from the crowd as the fireman reappeared with the child in his arms and prepared to descend.
  • rén kǒu chá de jiēguǒ huì de wèi bèi chóngxīn fēn pèi
    Congressional seats are reapportioned on the basis of census data.
  • ruì cháng cháng kàn dào xiǎo chuán zài bàng wǎn zhèng huí dào gǎng kǒu
    Rick often watched the boats returning to port in the late afternoon.
  • de shāng kǒubào zhà de kǒng hòu guǒyǎn mái shòu hài rén de kǒng rèn de móu shārén de zhèng guān zhōng shì zhàn zhēng wēn de kǒng shìjīng shén bìng rén jiǎ xiǎng de kǒng zhé
    ghastly wounds; the grim aftermath of the bombing; the grim task of burying the victims; a grisly murder; gruesome evidence of human sacrifice; macabre tales of war and plague in the Middle ages; macabre tortures conceived by madmen.
  • yóu zhèng duì jìn kǒu kòng zhì de shēng míngshì chǎng chóngxīn huī liǎo wěn dìng
    The market is reassure by the government statement on import control.
  • de píng lùn xiǎn quē pàn duàn lín shí de gāng qín zòu huì yǎn jiǎng yōu lín shí jiè kǒushì tīng lái yòu kào zhù jiǔ xiē lín shí píng lùn
    his ad-lib comments showed poor judgment; an extemporaneous piano recital; an extemporary lecture; an extempore skit; offhand excuses; trying to sound offhanded and reassuring; an off-the-cuff toast; a few unrehearsed comments.
  • chū kǒu tuì shuì zhì
    The system of refunding taxes on exported goods; export(tax) rebate
  • sān shì guó jiā jīng zhèng zài yán jiū chū tái liè kuò chū kǒu yǐn wài de zhèng cuò shī guó tōng hángguī cǎi jìn gāo chū kǒu tuì shuìlǜ de zhòng cuò shī
    third, the State has introduced and is working on more policies and measures to expand exports and attract foreign investment, such as the significant move of further raising tax rebate rates for exports in accordance with international practice;
  • tiáozhěng chū kǒu tuì shuì
    Adjustments in the level of export tax rebates
  • wéi kāi tuò guó wài shì chǎng yǐn wài jìn bǎo chí guó shōu zhī de liáng hǎo zhuàng tàizhōng guó zhèng fēn gāo liǎo fǎng zhì pǐnméi tànshuǐ gāng cái fēn diàn chǎn pǐn de chū kǒu tuì shuìlǜbìng tiáozhěng liǎo jìn kǒu shè bèi shuì shōu zhèng jiàng liǎo guān shuì shuìlǜduì guó jiā zhǎn de wài shāng tóu xiàng guó nèi tóu xiàng zài guī dìng fàn wéi nèi miǎn zhēng guān shuì jìn kǒu huán jié zēng zhí shuì
    Fourth, to boost China's exports, attract more foreign investment and maintain a sound balance-of-payments position, the Chinese government has in succession raised the export tax rebates for textiles, coal, cement, steel and some machinery and electronic products. At the same time, the Chinese government adjusted the tax policies regarding equipment imports by reducing or exempting tariff and VAT for those foreign and domestic invested projects encouraged by the national policies.
  • 1957 nián 5 yuè zài xīzàng fāng zhèng lún liǔ xiá · dēng xiān · měi duō de zhī chí xiàchéng liǎo shuǐ liù gǎng pàn luàn zhìshāo hòu yòu chéng hào chēngwèi jiào jūnde pàn luàn zhuāng chūxīzàng fǎn duì gǎi de kǒu hàopàn luàn huó dòng yǎn liè
    In May 1957, with the support of Galoins Neuxar Tubdain Tarba and Xainga Gyurme Doje, a rebel organization named "four rivers and six ranges" and later the rebel armed forces named "religion guards" were founded. They raised the slogan of "Tibetan Independence" and "opposition to reform" and further intensified their rebellious activities.
  • nán fēi de hēi rén rén kǒu
    The Black population of South Africa.
  • cóng qián qíng kuàng lái kànwài mào chū kǒu lěi jiàng duàn suō xiǎohuí shēng zhī shì xiǎn zhù
    Currently, the decline in accumulated exports is being constantly reduced and the tendency of rebound is increasingly obvious.
  • yuē hàn nèi bǎo nán fēi zuì de chéng shìwèi gāi guó de dōng běi zài bān běizài jìn xiàn jīn kuàng hòu 1886 nián jiàn wéi zhù yào de gōng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 703, 980
    The largest city of South Africa, in the northeast part of the country northwest of Durban. Founded in1886 after the discovery of gold nearby, it is a major industrial center. Population, 703,980.
  • fēi zhōu xiàng 'ōu zhōu chū kǒu niú ròu
    Africa is exporting beef to Europe.
  • shén běn běn zhōu nán chéng shìwèi bǎn wān yán 'ànjīng nán piān nán gǎng kǒu zhì zào zhōng xīnxiàn zài de shén jīhū wán quán shì zài 'èr zhàn hòu chóngjiàn lái derén kǒu 1, 410, 843
    A city of southern Honshu, Japan, on Osaka Bay south-southwest of Kyoto. A port and manufacturing center, it was almost entirely rebuilt after World War II. Population,1, 410, 843.
  • hàn nuò wēi guó běi lāi méi dōng nán de chéng shì。 1241 nián huò zhì zhèng 1386 nián chéng wéi hàn tóng méng de fēnzài 'èr shì jiè zhàn jiān hàn nuò wēi shòu zhòngchuāngdàn dào liǎo guǎng fàn de chóngjiànrén kǒu 514, 010
    A city of northwest Germany southeast of Bremen. Chartered in1241, it became part of the Hanseatic League in1386. Hanover was badly damaged during World War II but has been extensively rebuilt. Population,514, 010.
  • míng běn běn zhōu zhōng chéng shìwèi shì wān de dǐng duānjīng dōngshì 16 shì de yào sài chéng zhènzài 'èr zhàn zāo shòu kuáng hōng hòu bèi chóngjiànrén kǒu 2, 116, 350
    A city of central Honshu, Japan, at the head of Ise Bay east of Kyoto. A fortress town in the16th century, it was rebuilt after heavy bombing in World War II. Population,2, 116, 350.
  • liè zhī jiào shì dēng shǒu wèi gāi guó jiā cài yīn pànzài ruì shì shén shèng luó guó zhī jiān de chōng zhōng( 1499 niánbèi huǐbìng 16 shì 20 nián dài chóngjiànxiàn zài chéng wéi yóu zhōng xīnrén kǒu 4, 927
    The capital of Liechtenstein, in the western part of the country on the Rhine River. Destroyed during a conflict between Switzerland and the Holy Roman Empire(1499), it was rebuilt in the1520's and is now a tourist center. Population,4, 927.
  • jūn shì tǎn dīng 'ā 'ěr dōng běi chéng shìwèi 'ā 'ěr 'ěr dōngwéi jiā tài suǒ jiàncéng shì guó de shǒu shāng zhōng xīngōng yuán 311 nián huǐ zhàn zhēnghòu bèi jūn shì tǎn dīng shì chóngjiànwéi niàn 'ér de míng mìng míngrén kǒu 344, 454
    A city of northeast Algeria east of Algiers. It was founded by Carthaginians and was the capital and commercial center of Numidia. Destroyed in warfare in a.d.311, it was rebuilt by Constantine I and named in his honor. Population,344, 454.
  • āi sēn zhì lián bāng gòng guó chéng shìwèi 'ěr lāi yīn jiāo huì chùwèi lóng běi jiàn 19 shì zài 'èr shì jiè zhàn zāo shòu hōng zhà hòu chóngxīn guī jiàn de zuò gāng tiě gōng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 625, 705
    A city of west-central Germany near the confluence of the Ruhr and Rhine rivers north of Cologne. Founded in the ninth century, it is a major iron and steel center that was largely rebuilt after heavy bombing during World War II. Population,625, 705.
  • shí tiáo  zhì zàogēngxīn gǎi zàogòu zhìjìn kǒu de cóng shì lāo de chuán jīng chuán jiǎn yàn mén jiǎn yàn fāng xià shuǐ zuò guǎn bàn yóu guó yuàn xíng zhèng zhù guǎn mén zhì dìng
    Article 18 All fishing vessels that are built, rebuilt, purchased or imported must be examined and inspected by fishing vessel inspection agencies before they are launched for operation. Concrete administrative measures shall be formulated by the department of fishery administration under the State Council.