zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shén huà luò zuì hòu guó wáng tuō sāng de qīn
    (Greek mythology) the last king of Troy; father of Hector and Paris and Cassandra.
  • shī zhī dōng shōu zhī sāng
    What we lose in hake, we shall have in herring.
  • shī zhī dōng shōu zhī sāng
    What I lose in the salt fish I gained in the red herring.
  • 'èr zhǒng · sāng zài wǎn sài zhōng 3, 1, 6, 3 zhàn shèng liǎo wēn 'ěr dēng sài 1991 nián guànjūn shǐ
    Stich, the Wimbledom winner in 1991, feel to Henrik Holm of Sweden, ranked No. 23, 3, 6, 6, 3.
  • sāng yīng
    A mile off Sandy Hook.
  • liǎo zhí rén zhì tán pàn néng shǒu · sāng de xié zhù shì míng shēng 'ào de tuì de zhǒng háng kōng bīngzài guò de 9 nián shǐ jìn hún shēn xièshùchǔlǐ guò duō shì rén zhǔ mùdì bǎng jià 'àn
    She retains the services of professional hostage negotiator Terry Thorne,an Australian born SAS veteran who over the past nine years has handled numerous high profile kidnappings,using every means at his disposal.
  • zhǒng guàn huò xiǎo shùzuò shì nèi pén zāi zhí sāng shēng xiāng
    shrub or small tree often grown as a houseplant having mistletoelike foliage.
  • rén jìng shì gǎn qíng de dòng yào kàn tài shén shèng liǎo sān sāng xià jiǔ shēng 'ēn 'ài jiā cháng chēng qiē jiē kōngsān shàng kǒng shēngēn 'ài kuàng men fán rén
    Humankind after all is an emotional creature and it should be quite all right to be irrational. As the saying goes: "A Buddhist monk does not spend more than three nights under the same mulberry tree, for fear of emotional attachment." As we all know, Buddhism very simply holds that all things will eventually come to naught. If a Buddhist monk should fear the risk of emotional attachment to the mulberry tree with just three nights under it, what more can be asked of us ordinary mortals?
  • sāng ,( hēng · ā 'ěr bèi gài · 1850 1893 guó zuò jiā zuò pǐn xiàn shí zhù duǎn piān xiǎo shuō wéi zhùxiàng liàn”, kǎo chá liǎo shè huì de wěi fēng kuángmiáo huì liǎo nuò màn de nóng mín shēng huó
    French writer whose works, mainly realistic short stories such as"the Necklace, " examine hypocrisy, madness, Parisian society, and peasant life in Normandy.
  • zài bīng chuān jié shù shí kuài de shān mài bīng chuáng huǎn huǎn shèn rén liǎo wèi jīn tiān 'ài zhōu sāng zhèn jìn liǎng shān jiān de xiá zhōng
    At the end of the ice age, a lobe of the vast Cordilleran Ice Sheet oozed into the gap between two mountains near the present-day town of Sandpoint, Idaho.
  • láo dòng tǒng de shù biǎo míngzài sāng zhōu 'ān zhōu niǔ yuē zhōu 10 de láo dòng zhě cóng shì zhì zào gōng zuòér zài shōu jiào píng jūn de zhōu yìn 'ān zhōu wēi kāng xīng zhōuzhè shù shì 23%。
    Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show that about 10 percent of workers in Arizona, Louisiana and New York have manufacturing jobs, whereas in more equal states like Indiana and Wisconsin the figure is 23 percent.
  • pàn jūn nèi hòng shēng zài zuì zāo de shí hòu,” shè huì dǎng nèi wèi lǐng xiù sāng qiáo shuō。“ jiā guā sāng nuò zhèng yǎn jiàn pàn jūn bēng kuì men yǎn jiàn měi guó yuán zhù pàn jūn men jué men kòng zhì liǎo yīn méi yòu yóu zài rèn shì qíng shàng ràng 。”
    "The infighting among the contras is happening at the worst possible moment," said Luis Sanchez Sancho, a leader of the Socialist Party. "The Sandinistas see the contras falling apart, and they see the United States not disposed to help them. They feel that they now control the situation, which means there's no reason to compromise on anything."
  • zhí shòu dào xīn wén jiè zhǐ sāng huái de yǐng shè .
    He had been subject to a campaign of innuendo in the press.
  • zhí shòu dào xīn wén jiè zhǐ sāng huái de yǐng shè
    He has been subjected to a campaign of innuendo in the press.
  • zhí shòu dào xīn wén jiè zhǐ sāng huái de yǐng shè
    He have is subject to a campaign of innuendo in the press.
  • rén shì cāng sāng
    the instability of human affairs
  • shēng shí shǐ sāng chéng míng
    Speed launched her popularity intensely.
  • kǎn nán kào jìn 'ān hǎi de zài dàizhù yào yóu luò zhí mín zhěāi kǎn rén sāng rén zhùgōng yuán qián 4 shì shí bèi luó rén gōng kǎn zài 1860 nián zuò wéi wáng guó de fēn jiā liǎo lián bāng
    A region of southern Italy on the Tyrrhenian Sea. Inhabited in ancient times by Italic tribes, Greek colonists, Etruscans, and Samnites, it was conquered by Rome in the fourth century b.c. Campania joined Italy in1860 as part of the kingdom of Naples.
  • zhè shì dèng xiǎo píng tóng zhì huì jiàn tǎn sāng lián gòng guó zǒng tǒng léi 'ěr shí tán huà de fēn。)
    (Excerpt from a talk with President Julius Kambarage Nyerere of the United Republic of Tanzania.)
  • zhè shì dèng xiǎo píng tóng zhì huì jiàn nán fāng wěi yuán huì zhù tǎn sāng mìng dǎng zhù léi 'ěr shí de tán huà。)
    (A talk with Julius Kambarage Nyerere, former President of Tanzania, Chairman of the Tanzanian Revolutionary Party and Chairman of the South Commission.)
  • zhǒng xiǎo guàn yòu duǎn qiě duō de zhī gānshù liàng zhòng duō de xiǎo huā tóu zhōu wéi dài yòu huáng dào chéng de biān huāfēn sāng zhōu nán zhí dào kān zhōu de dōng
    subshrub having short leafy stems and numerous small flower heads with nearly round yellow-orange rays; Arizona south to Mexico and east to Kansas.
  • nóng de xiǎo guàn tóu zhuàng huā lèi yuànyòu bái de biān huāshēngzhǎng zài cóng sāng zhōu xiàng dōng zhì kān zhōuxiàng nán zhì de shā
    bushy subshrub having flower heads that resemble asters with broad white rays; found in desert areas of Arizona east to Kansas and south to Mexico.
  • tòu guò chán chán rào rào de yōu lángxiāng jiāo shù mián shù ( mián shù yào xiū fǒu zhě jiù yào shēn dào dǐng shàng liǎo ) zhí zài kàn dào sāng shā liǎo
    The Arizona desert is no longer visible through the tangle of sugar palms, banana and Kapok trees ( the latter have to be trimmed so they don't burst through the glass ceiling ), and other vegetation.
  • rén kěn fēn tǎn sāng de yóu wéi zhù de mín
    A member of a chiefly pastoral people of Kenya and parts of Tanzania.
  • tānɡ tōng měi guó sāng zhōu dōng nán chéng shìwèi shì běi piān běi cóng 1877 nián zhè xiàn liǎo yín kuàng hòutānɡ tōng chéng wéi zuì yòu dàn wéi shì jiàn zuì duō de chéng zhèn zhī rén kǒu 1, 220
    A city of southeast Arizona north-northwest of Bisbee. After silver was discovered here in1877, Tombstone became one of the richest and most lawless frontier mining towns. Population,1, 220.
  • men yòu fēng tián sāng liè gōng chū bìng qiě dōuyòu tuǐ shēn zhǎn kōng jiān
    We have Toyota Corollas and Nissan Sentras available for rent. And they all have a lot of legroom.
  • suì yuè cāng sāng gěi liǎn shàng tiān shàng liǎo zhòu wén
    Her skin is lined with age.
  • biān sāng shù chéngháng
    The road was lined with mulberry trees.
  • yīn rén men duì xià miàn zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng jiù huì gǎn dào guài liǎozài shōu zuì píng jūn de 7 zhōu -- niǔ yuē sāng xīn 'ān jiā luó dǎo -- mín yuē zhàn zǒng rén kǒu de 13% ( zài jiā zhàn 25% )。
    Thus it is no surprise that in the seven most unequal states -- New York, Arizona, New Mexico, Louisiana, California, Rhode Island and Texas -- about 13 percent of the population is foreign-born(in California, it's 25 percent).
  • sāng jiā jiā zhī jiān de wèi yìn yáng zhōng de sān zhù yào qún dǎo duō xiǎo dǎo
    three main islands and numerous islets in the Indian Ocean between Mozambique and Madagascar.
  • céng zài tǎn sāng de sài lún gài guó jiā gōng yuán yán jiū shī de shuōyòu dài men yán jiū de zhòng yào wèn shìwèishénme zhǐ yòu xióng shī cái yòu zōng máo
    One big question about lions is why the males even have a mane, said West, who studied lions in Tanzania's Serengeti National Park.
  • sāng shì 'àn zǎo
    She go to the sauna for a massage and a bath.