zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • qīn zài xiū lún zhōu
    My father is weekending at Lake Huron.
  • qīn cuī zhe hái men kuài wǎng qián zǒu
    Mother hurried the children along.
  • yīn wéi qīn bìng liǎo , cōng cōng liǎo
    He hurried off because his mother was ill.
  • dāng men yòu tán kān 'ěr de xián huà shí qīn shuō zhù zuǐ
    "Hush up, "Mother said, when we began to repeat ugly gossip.
  • yǎn yuán de shā de shēng diào jiù xiǎng lái :“ xíng xíng qīn ài de méi chuān hǎo !”
    the comedian s husky voice was heard at once: “ No, no, my dear, I am not dressed!
  • qīn hái men gǎn kuài shàng xuérán hòu jiù kāi shǐ gān huó lái
    The mother hustled the children off to school and started working.
  • qīn cuī zhe hái men gǎn kuài shàng xué miǎn chí dào liǎo
    Mother hustled the children off to school lest they should be late.
  • shǐ dài zhǒng shuāng qīn zhī jiāo pèi
    mate a hybrid of the first generation with one of its parents.
  • qīn běn de qīn dài de shǔ huò zhǐ chǎn shēng chū jiāo hòu dài de dài shēng de
    Of or designating the generation of organisms from which hybrid offspring are produced.
  • yuǎn jiāo yuǎn qīn yuán huò fēi qīn yuán jiāo pèicháng chǎn shēng jiào gāo zhì liàng de hùn zhǒng
    The breeding of distantly related or unrelated individuals, often producing a hybrid of superior quality.
  • tōng guò jiāo huò jìn qīn jiāo pèi de dòng zhí de shēng chǎn
    the production of animals or plants by inbreeding or hybridization.
  • zài měi guó, 1872 nián zài zhū · · háo ( jiāng zhè xiē jiàn xiě xìn gěi gòng guó zhàn shì zàn měi shī ) jiàn xià shè liǎo qīn jiézhè jié shì wéi zài zhàn zhēng zhōng shī liǎo qīn rén de qīn men 'ér shè de niàn men wéi píng suǒ chū de shēng
    In the United States Mother's Day was first suggested in 1872 by Julia Ward Howe (who wrote the words to the Battle hymn of the Republic) as a day dedicated to peace.
  • bào wēi 'ěr xiān shēng xiàn cóng qīnhái bìng rén dào cóng zhè páng de gōng chǎn róng duō liǎo。’ lǎng xiān shēng lěng bīng bīng píng jià shuō
    `Mr. Powell finds it easier to take it out of mothers, children and sick people than to take on this vast industry,' Mr Brown commented icily.
  • qīn yuàn mào zài jié bīng de dào shàng kāi chē de fēng xiǎn
    Father will not chance driving on the icy roads.
  • lái 'ài zhōu de xiǎo zhèn qīn jīng yíng nóng chǎng
    He was from a small town in Idaho and farmed with his father.
  • 4 yuè hòu xíng wán zàng zài qīn xiōng tóng luò shí liǎo zuì hòu shì zhī hòu fǎn huí 'ài zhōu zhī dào zhàng huì dào chǎng lái jiē
    Four months later, after the funeral and final matters were taken care of with my father and brother, I returned to Idaho where I knew my husband would be at the airport to meet me.
  • zài 'ān · suō wén lái dào men jiā zhī qiányòu xiē rén céng duì qīn shuō guò shì bái chī
    Before Anne Sullivan came to our house, one or two people had told my mother that I was an idiot.
  • zài men zhè duàn màn cháng de shī yàng de xià shēng huó zhōngzhè shì men zuì qīn de jiē chù liǎo
    This was their closest approach to intimacy during their long Summer idyll.
  • men zhī jiānshì shí qīn shǔ guān ?
    What relation are you (to each other)? ie How are you related?
  • xiē yuè fēng de xīn jiā rén néng hài huì zài qīn rén péng yǒu miàn qián chū chǒuér yuàn cān jiā jié
    For instance, the more versatile Singaporeans, with richer experiences of life, might have been deterred from taking part for fear of losing face within sight of friends and relatives, should they perform ignominiously.
  • cǎi qīn yào chén de mìng lìng
    He ignored his father's injunction to be silent.
  • fēn jiào guǎng de zhǒng qúnbāo hán zuǐ kǒng lóng men de zǎo qīn zuǐ lóng chǐ lóng qín lóng)。
    widespread group including duck-billed dinosaurs and their early relatives (hadrosaurs; trachodon; iguanodon).
  • yuàn lìng zhuànggāi lìng zhuàng shǐ shēng hái de qīn wéi shēng hái zhī shàn yǎng fèi
    Court order which make the father of an illegitimate child pay for the child's maintenance.
  • zhī dào qīn de shēng de
    Having no known father; illegitimate.
  • mìng lìng shēng de qīn xiàng hái gōng shàn yǎng fèi de sòng 'àn jiàn
    Court case to order the father of an illegitimate child to provide for the child's maintenance.
  • yuàn lìng zhuànggāi lìng zhuàng shǐ shēng hái de qīn wéi shēng hái zhī shàn yǎng fèi
    Court order which makes the father of an illegitimate child pay for the child 's maintenance
  • de hái wèi hūn qīn shēng de hái xiàn zài zhè yàng de hái duì de cái chǎn yòu mǒu xiē quán
    Illegitimate child, a child bear to an unmarried mother (the child now have certain rights to the property of its parents).
  • zhè shì nuò zhōu de wèi zuò jiā jiān yǎn shuō jiā chá lún · bào qiē céng jīng yòu guò de qīn shēn huìshèn jiào
    This is a lesson that Charlene Baumbich, an author and speaker in Illinois, has learned well.
  • huó xiàng de qīn
    He is the (very) image of his father.
  • huó xiàng de qīn
    He's the very image of his father.
  • qīn de zhēn de xiào xiàng
    the living image of her mother.
  • dāng nián dsiay de qīn nián qīng shǒu guǎ shǒu míng dài zāi péiràng men shòu gāo shēn jiào tóng shí nán zhù wài zhù nèide zhōng guó chuán tǒng jiā tíng jià zhí guān chuán shòu gěi
    Daisy's mother was widowed when she was very young. She tapped on her resources and talents and single-handedly raised five children, toiling very hard to ensure that they not only had a high education, but also imbibe traditional Chinese values that "men should handle external matters, while women look after the home."