zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shè xiān shēng shuōrén men zài què cháo gān liǎo nián zhī hòujiù wàng dào shēng huò fèn xīn gōng zuò
    After a year at Nestle, people are itching for a promotion or a new job, Mr. Isherwood says.
  • shì zhè zài zhōng guó yòu 5000 míng yuán gōngshēng chǎn xiāo shòu róng fēi nǎi zhì pǐn de què cháo gōng xiàn duō shù guǎn rén yuán yào gān dào 'èr nián cái néng shèng rèn gōng zuò
    But Nestle, which employs 5,000 people in China and manufactures and sells instant coffee and milk products, finds most executives aren't up to speed until their second year, he notes.
  • shè zài běi jīng de què cháo ( zhōng guó ) tóu gòu rén yuán zhù rèn nài jié 'ěr ·p·r· shè (nigelp r. isherwood) biǎo píng lùnrèn wéi fēn wèn néng shì duì shénme suàn cháng rèn yòngshénme suàn duǎn rèn yòng zhè wèn yòu tóng jiě
    Part of the problem may be differing perceptions about what constitutes short-term and long-term employment, observes Nigel P.R.Isherwood, human-resources director at Nestle(China) Investment Services in Beijing.
  • miǎn yīn guó shǐ shàng běi de qián shěng fènwèi nuò màn nán。 1126 nián 'ān tǒng dāng jīn què huā wáng cháo de hēng 1154 nián chéng wèiguó wáng shí bèi huàguī yīng guómiǎn yīn 1481 nián huí guī guó guó wáng de tǒng zhì
    A historical region and former province of northwest France south of Normandy. United with Anjou in1126, it passed to England when Henry Plantagenet became king in1154. Maine reverted to the French crown in1481.
  • yòu què bān de nán hái;。
    a pug-nosed boy with freckles; a snub-nosed automatic.
  • duō zhǒng cháng wěi de běi měi zhōu què niǎo
    any of numerous long-tailed American finches.
  • yòu , lǎo , shī , tuó niǎo , kǒng què , luò tuó , , láng , , ..。
    There're hippos,tigers, lions, ostriches, peacocks ,camels,donkeys ,wolves,foxes,deer...
  • yòu lǎo shī tuó niǎokǒng quèluò tuóláng ...
    There're hippos, tigers, lions, ostriches, peacocks, camels, donkeys, wolves, foxes, deer...
  • ràng kàn kànyòu lǎo shī tuó niǎokǒng quèluò tuóláng héng héng
    let us see ? There are hippos , tigers , lions , ostriches , peacocks , camels , donkeys , wolves , foxes , deer ...
  • ràng kàn kàn , yòu , lǎo , shī , tuó niǎo , kǒng què , luò tuó , , láng , , ..。
    Let's see? There're hippos,tigers, lions, ostriches, peacocks ,camels,donkeys ,wolves,foxes,deer...
  • zhǐ māo jiǎ zhuāng zài què biān de shù zhī shàng shuì juéjiēguǒ què diào jìn liǎo shuǐ táng
    The cat overreached itself falling into the pool while pretending to sleep on a branch near the sparrow's nest.
  • liǎng bǎi wài de què wǒdōu kàn jiàn
    I can see a sparrow two hundred paces away.
  • bāo hán cǎo liù zài nèi de què xíng niǎo de shǔ
    a genus of passerine birds including the meadowlarks.
  • bēi zhǒng què xíng niǎo lèizhù yào zhǐ dōng bàn qiú dài de bēi de míng niǎoyòu huī de huò de
    Any of various passerine, chiefly tropical Old World songbirds of the family Pycnonotidae, having grayish or brownish plumage.
  • míng qín lèi de míng qín lèi de míng qín lèi yòu guān de huò shǔ míng qín lèi degāi lèi bāo kuò duō shù niǎo què xíng niǎo de
    Of, relating to, or belonging to the Oscines, a large suborder of passerine birds that includes most songbirds.
  • xióng kǒng què yào kǒng què piào liàng
    Peacocks are more beautiful than peahens.
  • què kàn jiàn kǒng què dān zhe de líng wěi dān yōu
    The sparrow is sorry for the peacock at the burden of its tail.
  • xiàng zhǐ jiāo 'ào de kǒng què yàng zài qián miàn zhǐ gāo yáng zǒu zhe
    He strutted in front of me like a peacock.
  • wán quán shì zhǐ kǒng quèchú měi ér wài
    She is a peacock in everything but beauty.
  • kǒng què suī yòu huá dàn yòu jiàn
    The peacock has fair feathers, but foul feet.
  • yùn yòng zuì guǎng de zhǒng xíng shì shìkǒng què ”。 zhī suǒ chēng zhī wéikǒng quèshì yīn wéi de x shè xiàn xíng zhuàng xiàng kǒng què de wěi
    The most widely used form is PEACOCK, so named because the pattern of its X rays can resemble a peacock's tail.
  • kǒng què zhǎn kāi de wěi zhǎn kāi de zhǐ pái
    the peacock's fanned tail; the spread-out cards.
  • yǎn gōukǒng què de yǎn zhuàng máohóng yǎn jīng
    an eyed hook; a peacock's eyed feathers; red-eyed.
  • zhāo yáozhuāng zuò yàng zǒu xiàng kǒng què yàng yáo bǎi zǒu dòngshén shí
    To strut about like a peacock; exhibit oneself vainly.
  • yòng de néng xìng qián měi guó yòu 77 jiā liáo zhōng xīn gōngkǒng què shù
    Is it available? PEACOCK technology is currently offered at 77 U.S. medical centers.
  • men zhèng zài gěi men chǎng shēng chǎn de yíng chuī kǒng quèzhù shāng biāodào qián wéi zhǐ hái wèi huò shāng biāo zhǔn
    We are applying for a registration of trade mark "peacock" for the camp wares produced from our factory. So far we have not yet obtained the approval from the Trade Mark Bureau.
  • kǒng què yòu piào liàng de máo
    Peacocks have beautiful plume.
  • yào shì zài huí lái zhè xiē rén jié jiāo de huà,” wēn 'ěr xiān shēng xiàng kǒng què fàn diàn zǒu de shí hòuxīn zài zhè yàng xiǎng,“ jiù gāi chī biān héng 'ér 。”
    "If I ever do come back, and mix myself up with these people again," thought Mr Winkle, as he wended his way to the Peacock, "I shall deserve to be horsewhipped myself héng that's all."
  • què shù wěi
    The sparrow perked up its tail.
  • kǒng què yìn lán de yòu guān kǒng què shǔ zhì lèi huò dōng nán de kǒng què shǔ zhì lèi
    Either of two large pheasants, Pavo cristatus of India and Sri Lanka or P. muticus of southeast Asia.
  • què bānzhuósè bānxiǎo zhì shàng de zhǒng biǎn píngyòu de xiǎo bān diǎn
    A small, flat, pigmented spot on the skin.
  • shān què běi měi zhōu shān què shǔ de zhǒng xíng xiǎo qiě duō ròu de niǎo zhōng de rèn zhǒngquán shēn máo zhù yào wéi huī tóu wéi shēn yòu guān
    Any of several small, plump North American birds of the genus Parus, having predominantly gray plumage and a dark-crowned head.