zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yòu dāi liǎo huìbiàn kāi lǎo táng tài xià lóu jiàn téng 'ěrhòu zhě zhèng zài jiē de guǎi jiǎo shàng děng
    Caderousse lingered for a moment, then taking leave of old Dantès, he went downstairs to rejoin Danglars, who awaited him at the corner of the Rue Senac.
  • shì yàng de jiē zhe shuō
    that s different,” rejoined Liènarde.
  • céng rèn chá · sōng zǒng tǒng jié 'ěr · zǒng tǒng de shǒu wài jiāo zhèng wèn guó qīng
    He was chief foreign policy advisor and Secretary of State to Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford.
  • zuì jiǎn dān de zhǒng hēi dòng jiào zuò kǎi 'ěr hēi dòng xiàn liǎo guǎng xiāng duì lùn jiě de xué jiā de míng mìng míng
    The simplest type of black holes is the known as Schwarzschild black holes, named after the scientist who discovered this solution of General Relativity.
  • ài yīn tǎnā 'ěr bèi 1879 1955 měi guó lùn xué jiā chuàng de xiá guǎng xiāng duì lùn shǐ xiàn dài guān shí jiān shí jiān xìng zhì de xiǎng shēng xìng jìn zhǎn bìng gěi yuán néng de yòng gōng liǎo lùn chǔyīn duì guāng diàn xiào yìng de jiě shì huò 1921 nián nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng
    German-born American theoretical physicist whose special and general theories of relativity revolutionized modern thought on the nature of space and time and formed a theoretical base for the exploitation of atomic energy. He won a1921 Nobel Prize for his explanation of the photoelectric effect.
  • zhè zhǒng miàn shì shǐ rén gèng fàng sōng me hài huì shòu dào píng。” huí dào
    " The interview was more relaxing, and you don't feel as much under fire,"recalls Luedke.
  • wéi zhù wéi de zhèng zhì lùn fǒu dìng zhèng zhì huó dòng dào yòu guānrèn wéi guǐ piàn zài zhuī qiú wéi zhèng zhì quán zhōng shì wán quán zhèng dāng de
    The political doctrine of Machiavelli, which denies the relevance of morality in political affairs and holds that craft and deceit are justified in pursuing and maintaining political power.
  • rén men tōng rèn wéi duō shǔdiǎn xíng de guó rén shì kào de
    It is accepted that most typical Germans are reliable.
  • xiāng xìn de zhòng yào xìng gēngshēng , de pǐn
    a belief in the importance of the individual and the virtue of self-reliance and personal independence.
  • rén zhù rèn wéi rén shì zuì zhòng yào derèn wéi kào rén shì zuì zhòng yào de měi
    Belief in the primary importance of the individual and in the virtues of self-reliance and personal independence.
  • zài guó, 16 shì liú xià lái decóng shí jīng cháng tóng xíng shì chóngxīn chū xiàn de xiǎo chǎn jiē shì xiàn cún zhì de zhēn shí de shè huì chǔ
    In Germany the petty-bourgeois class, a relic of the sixteenth century, and since then constantly cropping up again under various forms, is the real social basis of the existing state of things.
  • tái 'ān 'ěr zuò jìn liàng chē shí dài bèn zhòng de lǎo dǒnglǎo jiā zuì niè chuán shuō de xiàng zhēnglái dào liǎo jiào tángzài men zuì hòu shí zhǐ bái gōng liǎo sān
    In a lumbering old relic of coach days (symbolic of an ancient D'Urberville legend of crime) Tess and Angel are carried to church, and upon their final departure a white cock crows thrice.
  • guān zōng jiào dào de chéng kěn de huà
    insincere talk about religion or morals.
  • zōng jiào shì yòu dǎo rén men xíng shàn de liàng
    Is religion a force for good?
  • zōng jiào dào jiào
    Religious morality; Christian morality.
  • zōng jiào yuán de dào
    A morality founded on religious principles
  • men 'ěr xùn · màn de jīng zuò wéi kùn jìng de hěn hǎo de
    We can cite Nelson Mandela's experience as an excellent example of overcoming adversity.
  • zài lún shàng jiǎng láihòu zhě shì gèng wéi wěi de zhǒng xìng
    the virtue of adversity is fortitude:which in morals is the more heroical virtue.
  • shì de ,” ài méng shuō dào bìng méi yòu fàng kāi měi sài tái de shǒuyòng zhǐ shǒu zhe měi sài tái lìng zhǐ shǒu qīn shēn gěi liǎo jiā tài luó rén
    "Yes!" said Dantès, and without relinquishing Mercédès hand clasped in one of his own, he extended the other to the Catalan with a cordial air.
  • táng · lán jìn guǎn shì què méi shí me děng ér kǎi lín · běn ( měi guó yǎn yuán ) de děng dào tóng de jiǎo zhǐ bān gāo
    Donald Tromp, for example, while possessed of great wealth, has remarkably little class, while Katherine Hepburn has class down to her toes.
  • yīng guó guó zài 'èr shì jiè zhàn zhōng céng wéi guó
    Great Britain and Germany were adversaryies in the Second World War.
  • jìn guǎn chá · běn rén lìng rén zēng 'èdàn zuò wéi shù jiā suō shì lún lǎng hègē xiāng bìng lùnshì fāng shù jiàng zhī
    Though a rather odious man individually, as an artist, Richard Wagner stands with Shakespeare, Rembrandt and Goethe as one of the giants of western art.
  • dīng jīn zài fēi bào shǒu duàn xún qiú píng děng de guò chéng zhōng shù liǎo duō rén
    Martin Luther King made many adversaries in his nonviolent quest for equality.
  • hòu lái zài huì shàng yìng duì duì shǒu jiē de zhēng lùn shí ---- zài zhè mén shàng shì rén de ---- hěn shǎo yòu rén cāi xiǎng dào zài zhè yàng de chǎng xiǎn chū de xún cháng de zhǔn què yuán lái shì zài léi dùn jiào táng qīn de xùn liàn zhī xià péi yǎng chéng gōng de
    When afterwards replying in succession to the arguments of his parliamentary opponents--an art in which he was perhaps unrivalled--it was little surmised that the extraordinary power of accurate remembrance which he displayed on such occasions had been originally trained under the discipline of his father in the parish church of Drayton.
  • réng rán wàng xīn jiā gèng duō xiē shàn de wēn qíng de xǐng ( shǔ dào céng miàn ), ér shì lěng bīng bīng dòng zhé kuǎn xx yuán huò zài láo gǎi lìng xià jiē shòu láo gǎi de chéng jiè
    Besides, I hope justice can be tempered with mercy. Do not throw the book at people in the first instance, allow them the benefit of a kind and gentle reminder (this has to do with morality) instead of slapping them with a fine or Corrective Work Order.
  • luó běi zài kǒng tǒng zhì zhōngshǐ rén xiǎng cuì guó
    Northern Rhodesia is in the grip of a "ReignofTerror" reminiscent of Nazi Germany.
  • gāi zhuān ji gǒng liǎo luó zuò wéi yòu yǐng xiǎng de zuò zhě de shēng lìng rén yuè de fēng lìng rén lián xiǎng dǐng shèng shí de luó · 'ěr
    The album also confirms Robbie's reputation as a potent lyricist with a canny style,reminiscent of Rod Stewart at his best.
  • zhàng zhe sān shí nián lái shì jiān wèi pǐn xiè de zhèng zhì rén fěi 'ěr cān yuán 'ān rán guò qián suǒ yòu lìng jiǒng de cāo shǒu wèn shì zuì jìn suǒ jiē zhè wèi 'é gāng zhōu gòng dǎng rén de cái xíng wéi zhǐ de xíng xiàng huài
    Senator Mark O. Hatfield has survived past ethics scrapes by riding on his reputation for three decades as a political figure whose integrity was above question here. But the latest disclosures about the Oregon Republican's financial dealings have shattered any remnants of his unimpeachable image.
  • 'ōu luó shān luó 1743- 1795 mào xiǎn jiāzuò wéi shù shī liàn jīn shù shì 'ér wén míng quán 'ōu zhōu
    Italian adventurer who was famous throughout Europe as a magician and alchemist.
  • lěng de shū yuǎn jiù lěng duì men de kùn jìng biǎo shì xīng biǎo shì guān xīn héng héng luó huò huò 'ěrchén dòng zhōng de dòng jiāng suǒ yòu zhè xiē dāng zuò suǒ yīngdāng de héng héng wéi · 'ěr de liǎn shàng shénme méi yòuzhǐ yòu lěng
    her impassive remoteness; he remained impassive, showing neither interest in nor concern for our plight- Nordhoff & Hall; a silent stolid creature who took it all as a matter of course-Virginia Woolf; her face showed nothing but stolid indifference.
  • duì shī 'ér yán zhǐ shì jiā deér shì běn zhì xìng de - léi ·w· bīn xùn men pàn duàn de zhèng dāng xíng wèishì chū 'ǒu rán hái shì yóu xìng quē xiàn
    poetry is something to which words are the accidental, not by any means the essential form- Frederick W. Robertson; they had to decide whether his misconduct was adventitious or the result of a flaw in his character.
  • gōng dīng de shén xué de lán wén xīng rén shì luó tiān zhù jiào de shén xué zhě
    Dutch Renaissance scholar and Roman Catholic theologian who attacked the theology of Martin Luther (1466-1536).