杂zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zá jì yǎn yuán fēi shēn lián fān liǎo gè jīn dǒu， hái zǐ men kàn dé lián lián fā chū “ hē hē ” de jīng zàn shēng。
    The audience of young children oohed and aahed as the acrobat flung himself into a triple somersault.
  • 《 huáng shì yuè kān》 zá zhì de chū bǎn shāng bào bó - xiū sī dùn shuō： " méi tǐ zài 20 shì jì 80 nián dài fā shēng liǎo jù dà de biàn huà。
    "The media changed dramatically in that decade of the 1980s," says Bob Houston, publisher of Royalty Monthly magazine.
  • zhè wèi nián qīng de zá jì yǎn yuán dì yī cì zhǎn lòutóu jiǎo shì zǒu gāng sī。
    The young acrobat first began to make her mark by walking the tightrope.
  • gāo kōng zá jì yǎn yuán zài kōng zhōng， rú zài gāo kōng qiū qiān huò gāng sī shàng biǎo yǎn de zá jì yǎn yuán
    An acrobat who performs in the air, as on a trapeze or tightrope.
  • zài gāo kōng（ rú diào shéng huò diào jià） biǎo yǎn de zá jì yǎn yuán。
    an acrobat who performs in the air (as on a rope or trapeze).
  • róu tǐ zá jì yǎn yuán niǔ qū biàn xíng de rén， yóu zhǐ néng gòu lā qū chéng bù xún cháng zī shì de zá jì yǎn yuán
    One who contorts, especially an acrobat capable of twisting into extraordinary positions.
  • nà wèi zá jì yǎn yuán bù tíng dì xuánzhuàn shí， guān zhòng gè gè píng zhù liǎo hū xī。
    As the acrobat swung round and round, the audience caught their breath.
  • tè jì biǎo yǎn zá jì yǎn yuán de jì shù huò biǎo yǎn
    The art, skill, or performance of an acrobat.
  • bié dān xīn， tā shì wèi zá jì yǎn yuán。
    Don't worry. He's an acrobat.
  • nà zá jì yì rén zài mǎ xì biǎo yǎn shí duì hái zǐ men zuò guǐ liǎn
    The acrobat grimaced at the children during the circus performance
  • zá jì yǎn yuán shī jiǎo zāi jìn liǎo 'ān quán wǎng。
    The acrobat slipped and dived into the nets.
  • zá jì yǎn yuán zài gāo shéng shàng bǎo chí píng héng。
    The acrobat balanced himself on the high rope.
  • néng gòu niǔ qū bù xún cháng de tǐ zī de zá jì yǎn yuán。
    an acrobat able to twist into unusual positions.
  • yī zhǒng zá jì yǎn yuán de xùn liàn dòng zuò。
    the gymnastic moves of an acrobat.
  • zá jì yǎn yuán biǎo yǎn de jué jì。
    a stunt performed by an acrobat.
  • zá jì yǎn yuán， shì wéi yī huì zuò chū shuídōu xiǎng zuò de shì ―― pāi pāi zì jǐ de bèi―― de rén。
    An acrobat is the only person who does what everyone else will like to do- pats himself on the back.
  • fān jīn dǒu zhě fān gǔn zhě， yóu zhǐ zá jì yǎn yuán huò tǐ cāo yùn dòng yuán
    One that tumbles, especially an acrobat or a gymnast.
  • zá jì yǎn yuán zài gāng sī shéng shàng biǎo yǎn shí， guān zhòng men bǐngxī guān kàn。
    The audience held its/their breath as the acrobat walked along the tightrope.
  • fán tǔ， yǎng huà lǚ yī zhǒng yǎng huà lǚ de xíng shì， al2o3， yǐ gāng shí de xíng shì cún zài， shuǐ hé xíng shì cún zài yú lǚ tǔ kuàng zhōng， zá yòu gè zhǒng bù chún wù， rú hóng bǎo shí、 lán bǎo shí、 jīn gāng shā， yòng yú zhì zào lǚ、 yán mó jì、 nài huǒ cái liào、 cí qì hé diàn zǐ jué yuán wù
    Any of several forms of aluminum oxide, Al2O3, occurring naturally as corundum, in a hydrated form in bauxite, and with various impurities as ruby, sapphire, and emery, used in aluminum production and in abrasives, refractories, ceramics, and electrical insulation.
  • xǔ duō kǒu yǔ yòng fǎ shì yóu zá zhì xiān yòng liǎo cái dé yǐ zài wén yán zhōng liú chuán de。
    Many colloquial expressions have acquired literary currency through magazines.
  • zhè zhǒng fāng fǎ shǐ jì shù dé dào jiǎn huà， jìn guǎn tā réng rán shí fēn chū jí， wú fǎ yòng lái zhì zào chū kě yǐ xiàng cháng guī jì suàn jī nà yàng jiě jué fù zá wèn tí de dà xíng de dna jì suàn jī。
    That simplified the technology, though it remains too rudimentary to be turned into large DNA computers capable of tackling problems as complex as those solved by conventional computers.
  • hùn zá yǔ； hùn zá hánghuà yóu liǎng zhǒng huò duō zhǒng yǔ yán hùn hé 'ér chéng de yī zhǒng jiǎn huà de shuō huà fāng shì， yǔ fǎ hé cí huì jiào chū děng， bèi yòng yú bù tóng yǔ yán zhě jìn xíng jiāo liú， bù zuò wéi dì yī yǔ yán huò mǔ yǔ
    A simplified form of speech that is usually a mixture of two or more languages, has a rudimentary grammar and vocabulary, is used for communication between groups speaking different languages, and is not spoken as a first or native language.
  • chéng lóng zài yà zhōu shì jiā yù hù xiǎo de wǔ dǎ yǐng xīng， zì cóng 1996 nián《 hóng fān qū》 ( pāi yú wēn gē huá ) jí《 jiān fēng shí kè》 (1998) gào jié zhī hòu， tā zài běi měi yě hóng liǎo qǐ lái。 chéng lóng duì běi měi de zhì piàn yè zhì shǎo yòu yī diǎn shì shí fēn zàn shǎng de， tā shuō： " zài zhè lǐ pāi piàn wǒ gǎn jué wǒ gǎn jué wǒ jiù shì guó wáng， ér zài yà zhōu pāi piàn shí wǒ yào gān shè yǐng chǎng shàng gè zhǒng zá huó。
    Still, Chan, Asia's biggest action star and a celebrity in North America since the success of 1996's Rumble in the Bronx (shot in Vancouver) and Rush Hour (1998), definitely approves of at least one aspect of North American moviemaking: "When I film here, I just feel like a king. When I make Asian films, I have to do everything on the set.
  • tā děng liǎo héng huì， méi yòu tīng dào shénme shēng yīn， hòu lái chuán lái liǎo xiǎo chē lún de gǔn dòng shēng， yǐ jí xǔ duō rén shuō huà de cáo zá shēng， tā tīng dào shuō :“ lìng wài yī gè tī zǐ ní？ ……
    She waited for some time without hearing anything more: at last came a rumbling of little cartwheels, and the sound of a good many voices all talking together: she made out the words: `Where's the other ladder?
  • 　 fǎn jiā dù jiǎ de bù fēn lè qù shì fān mā de zá wù duī， nà 'ér fàng zhe bù zhí qián de dōng xī。
    Part of the fun of vacation at home was the chance to go through Mom's hoard of rummage, destined for the less fortunate.
  • vliw xìn piàn bù xū yào chāo jí biāo liàng xìn piàn wéi yùn xíng shí xié diào bìng xíng chǔlǐ suǒ cǎi yòng de fù zá kòng zhì diàn lù。
    VLIW chips don't need most of the complex control circuitry that superscalar chips must use to coordinate parallel execution at runtime.
  • biān yì qì yù xiān 'ān pái hǎo zhè zhǒng kǔn bǎng， yīn 'ér vliw néng kuài sù dì píng xíng chǔlǐ zhǐ lìng， miǎn qù liǎo wēi chǔlǐ qì bù dé bù zhí xíng fù zá hé lián xù de yùn xíng shí jiān fēn xī， ér chāo jí biāo liàng risc hé cisc xìn piàn bì xū zuò zhè zhǒng fēn xī。
    The compiler prearranges the bundles so the VLIW chip can quickly execute the instructions in parallel, freeing the microprocessor from having to perform the complex and continual runtime analysis that superscalar RISC and CISC chips must do.
  • rén men duì yú mín gōng de xīn qíng shì fù zá de。
    There is an ambivalent feeling towards rural workers.
  • huǒ chē zhèng shǐ rù yī gè yōng jǐ de chē chǎng， zhàn tái shàng xiǎng chè zhe shēng huó de cáo zá hé rè nào。
    They were rushing into a more crowded yard, alive with the clatter and clang of life.
  • jiù shì zài tài xíng、 tài yuè qū yě yào zhù yì dào jīn tiān dí hòu cán kù fù zá de dǒu zhēng de tè diǎn， duì fēng jiàn dì zhù bù néng jī xiè dì qù huàfēn dǎ de jiē duàn hé lā de jiē duàn， ér yīngshì yòu dǎ yòu lā， dǎ zhōng yòu lā， lā zhōng yòu dǎ de zhèng què yùn yòng， dǎ de shí jiān yào qiú suō duǎn， bù yí guò cháng。
    Even in the Taihang and Taiyue areas we should bear in mind the ruthlessness and complexity of the struggle behind enemy lines and there we cannot rigidly fix a period of time for fighting feudal landlords or for trying to win them over. The correct way is to do both at the same time, keeping the time spent on fighting them to a minimum.
  • shèng fàng gù kè zá huò de dài zǐ。
    a sack for holding customer's groceries.
  • dàn tā mendōu tiǎo xuǎn hǎo de yīng wén zá zhì jīng cháng yuè dú， bǐ rú nǐ men de《 yīng yǔ shā lóng》 zá zhì。
    But they do seek out good English magazines such as your English Salon and read them regularly.