zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • kǒu shēng chǎn de xīn píng zhuāng shuǐ zài chūn wǎn xiē shí hòu wèn shì
    Coke's new bottled-water brand, Dasani, is scheduled to hit the marketplace in late spring.
  • shì sēn mào gōng de dài biǎo men yòu xīng jìn kǒu zhěng zhuāng píng bèi zài guó zhǎn shì xiāo shòu
    I represent the Hessian Trading Company. We're interested in importing a complete bottling machine for exhibit and sale in our country.
  • shì kǒu mào gōng de dài biǎo men yòu xīng jìn kǒu zhěng zhuāng píng bèi zài guó zhǎn shì xiāo shòu
    I represent Coca Cola Trading Co. We' re interested in importing a complete bottling machine for exhibition and sale in our country.
  • [ měi kǒu ]( duì mǒu shì zhù zhì wán quán yòu
    Bet one's bottom dollar on sth.
  • yòng qiǎn shuǐ de yòng cháng de chēng gāo tuī dòng de kāi kǒu de píng chuán
    an open flat-bottomed boat used in shallow waters and propelled by a long pole.
  • xiǎo huǒ shān kǒu zhǒng píng tǎn zhì chéng yuán xíng de huǒ shān bào hòu xíng chéng de shèng mǎn shuǐ de
    A flat-bottomed, roughly circular volcanic crater of explosive origin that is often filled with water.
  • pén zhǒng kuān shēn de yuán xíng kāi kǒu píng róng yòng zhuāng huò cún chǔ pǐn
    An open, flat-bottomed vessel, usually round and typically wider than it is deep, used for washing, packing, or storing.
  • huò de xiàn gōngjǐ de kǒu dài
    a bottomless supply of money; bottomless pockets.
  • jiǎn dān de shàng qián fāng kāi kǒu de de shuì páo
    bottomless pajamas consisting simply of a long top opening down the front.
  • lín bǎo wèi měi luó duō běi 'ěr dōng běi de chéng shìshì mào huò yùn yuán liào jiā gōng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 87, 758
    A city of northern Colorado north-northeast of Boulder. It is a trade, shipping, and processing center. Population,87, 758.
  • bāozā men de shāng kǒu
    Bound up their wounds.
  • zhè lèi zhù kàn lái hǎo xiàng shì duì yīng guó chū kǒu shì de ér guó gōng què zāo dào liǎo sǔn hài
    These subsidies acted like a bounty on exportation in favour of the English, and were detrimental to the German manufactories.
  •   yòu xiē guó jiā wèile jìn chū kǒu yòu shí huì shí xíng zhǒng jiǎng zhù bàn rèn wéi zhè xiē dōushì zèng gěi men guó jiā de yóu qīng chǔ kàn dàoliú xíng xué pài dān chún jià zhí lùn wéi píng pàn shì xiàn xiàng de shíhuì shēng zěn yàng de cuò yòng shēng chǎn lùn lái píng pàn zhè lèi xiàn xiàng jiù chū zhèng què jié lùnjiǎ dìng guó yīn wéi kàn dào de gōng méi yòu néng huò chōng fēn zhǎnrèn wéi yìng shí xíng bǎi fēn zhī 'èr shí de bǎo shuì cái néng shǐ gōng huò bǎo zhàngér yīng guó fāng miàn duì de chū kǒu shāng què gěi liǎo bǎi fēn zhī sān shí de zhùzhè zhǒng chū yīng guó fāng miàn de duì guó jiāng shēng shénme yǐng xiǎng
    In to what mistakes the prevailing economical school has fallen by judging conditions according to the mere theory of values which ought properly to be judged according to the theory of powers of production, may be seen very clearly by the judgment which J. B.Say passes upon the bounties which foreign countries sometimes offer in order to facilitate exportation; he maintains that 'these are presents made to our nation.' Now if we suppose that France considers a protective duty of twenty-five per cent sufficient for her not vet perfectly developed manufactures, while England were to grant a bounty on exportation of thirty per cent, what would be the consequence of the 'present' which in this manner the English would make to the French?
  • kāi bāo zhuāng zhǐjiāng dài lái de shù líng lán chā jìn huā píngshùn shǒu jiāng bāo zhuāng zhǐ sài jìn kǒu dàiěr hòu cóng shàng láicōng cōng 'ér
    Unwrapping the tissue paper from the small bouquet I carried, I placed the lily of the valley in the vase, thrust the paper in the pocket of my raincoat, rose from my knees and walked rapidly away.
  • fēn zhōng hòu zài lín yìn dào shàng zhí zhú de shí hòukàn dào zài fēi guǎn de jiān fáng jiān de chuāng kǒu zhèng kào zhe chuāng lán bàn bàn zhāi xià shù chá huā de huā bàn
    A few minutes later, as I loitered on the boulevard, I saw Marguerite at the window of one of the restaurant's large rooms: leaning on the balcony, she was pulling the petals one by one off the camellias in her bouquet.
  • dàn shì men gòng chǎn dǎng rén shì yào shí xíng gōng zhì de 'ā, ---- zhěng chǎn jiē kǒu tóng shēng xiàng men zhè yàng jiào hǎn
    But you Communists would introduce community of women, screams the whole bourgeoisie in chorus.
  • shì zài jiāo suǒ guǎng chǎng shāng diàn mén kǒu dào de
    The first time I had seen her was in the Place de la Bourse, outside Susse's.
  • wǎn biān shàng yòu quē kǒu
    The bowl has a chipped edge.
  • gōng shàng de 'āo kǒu gōng liǎng duān yòng lái gōng xián 'āo kǒu
    The groove at either end of a bow for holding the bowstring.
  • jiàn shàng de 'āo kǒu jiàn duān de v xíng 'āo kǒuyòng lái gōng xián
    The notch in the end of an arrow that fits on the bowstring.
  • yòu de rén zài jiā mén kǒu fàng zhǐ xiāng huò lán shōu xìn jiàn
    Some people have boxes or baskets for letters beside the front door.
  • zhè hái kǒu liǎo
    The boy felt dry.
  • zài huǒ chē zhàn mén kǒu děng de nán péng yǒu
    She waited for her boyfriend by the railway station's main gate.
  • hàn měi guó zhōu dōng běi pàn de zuò chéng shì shèng běiyīn wéi shì · wēn tóng nián zhù de fāng 'ér wén míngrén kǒu 18, 004
    A city of northeast Missouri on the Mississippi River northwest of St. Louis. It is famous as the boyhood home of Mark Twain. Population,18, 004.
  • wèi liè běi hǎi dōng nán de chéng zhènzài yuǎn shí dài jiù yòu rén dìng dezài xīn yuē zhōng zuò wéi de tóng nián shí dài de shēngzhǎng 'ér bèi chū xiàn dài de chéng zhèn shì mào zhōng xīn cháo shèng rén kǒu , 46, 300
    A town of northern Israel southeast of Haifa. Settled in prehistoric times, it is first mentioned in the New Testament as the boyhood home of Jesus. The modern town is a trade center and pilgrimage site. Population,46, 300.
  • chū mào xiǎo yìng zhe tóu xiǎo xīn jǐn shèn de yǎo liǎo xiǎo kǒu
    Being a good guest he braced himself and gingerly took a small nibble.
  • kàn zhe cháo māo qián zhǎo jìn dǎo liǎo kǒu suí shí zhǔn bèi kàn māo 'āi shàng zhì mìng de zhǎng
    I cringed as I watched him raise his forepaw toward the cat and braced myself for the fatal blow.
  • yán kǒu tuō shì zhǒng zhù shì huò 'ài 'ào shì yán kǒu shuǐ bǎn xià de liè de zhuāng shì tuō zuòyóu jiàn lín zhù shì
    An ornamental bracket used in series under a cornice, especially a cornice of the Corinthian, Composite, or Ionic orders.
  • tuō chì tuō cóng qiáng miàn shàng chūcháng yòng zhī chēng yán kǒu huò gǒng xíng de zhǒng shízhuān huò jiàn zhù cái liào zhì chéng de jiàn zhù jiàn
    A bracket of stone, wood, brick, or other building material, projecting from the face of a wall and generally used to support a cornice or an arch.
  • shuǐ shòu dàn shuǐ yǐng xiǎng zuì shǔ kǒu wān huán jìngshuǐ zhì wēi xián
    In the west, where the fresh water influence is greatest, the environment is estuarine and the water is brackish.
  • què shàn zhǒng shēngzhǎng zài běi měi zhōu zhōng měi zhōu dàn shuǐ huò xián shuǐ zhōng de què shàn yìng lín yòu xiá cháng de 'èshēn cháng de shēn cháng kǒu
    Any of several ganoid fishes of the family Lepisosteidae of fresh and brackish waters of North and Central America, having long narrow jaws, an elongated body, and a long snout.
  • kuā kǒu shuō páode kuài
    She bragged that she could run faster than I.