zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • gài kǎi 'ěr suō bái · lāi · shǐ wén 1810 1865 yīng guó zuò jiāyīn xià luò · lǎng de shēng( 1857 nián miáo shù yīng lán gōng rén 19 shì de fǎn kàng yùn dòng de xiǎo shuō 'ér wén míng
    British writer noted for her Life of Charlotte Bront?1857) and her novels depicting the oppression of workers in19th-century England.
  • zhàng nián qīng shí yīng jùnchéng zhì yòu mèi
    My husband was handsome, spontaneous and charming in his youth.
  • zhāng huáng jiā de zhuàngshǐ zhū sài zhōu zhí mín miǎn shòu yīng wáng zhí jiē gān shè
    A royal charter exempted the Massachusetts colony from direct interference by the Crown.
  • 1215 nián yuē hàn guó wáng bān gěi yīng guó nán jué de xiàn zhāng
    the charter given to English barons by King John in 1215.
  • yīng guó guó wáng gěi zhí mín quán
    The king of England granted a charter to the colonists.
  • lán kāi yīng lán běi de zhì lǐng chéng shìwèi běi 。 1193 nián huò zhì quán jiàn zài luó biān jìng de yào sài shàngrén kǒu 47, 900
    A municipal borough of northwest England north of Liverpool. Chartered in1193, it was built on the site of a Roman frontier station. Population, 47,900.
  • yīng guó huì xié huì de chéng yuán
    a British accountant who is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants.
  • běn wén zuò zhě shì yīng guó huáng jiā zhòng cái xué yuàn yuàn shìxiàn wéi loo&partners shì suǒ de zhù rèn shī。)
    (The writer is the Senior Partner of Loo & Partners. He is also a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, London.)
  • yīng guó zhì liáo xié huì zài chéng yuán zhōng kāi zhǎn liǎo diào chá xiàn fēn zhī sān de rén rèn wéi gǒu gǒu jiàn kāng de wēi xié shì zhòng chāo zhòng
    A survey by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy found three quarters of members put dogs being excessively overweight as their main concern.
  • lán kāi yīng lán běi de zhì lǐng chéng shìwèi běi 。 1193 nián huò zhì quán jiàn zài luó biān jìng de yào sài shàngrén kǒu 47, 900
    A municipal borough of northwest England north of Liverpool. Chartered in1193, it was built on the site of a Roman frontier station. Population,47, 900.
  • lín kěn yīng guó dōng nuò dīng hàn dōng běi zhì chéng shìwèi luó rén sēn rén dān mài rén tuò de zhǐ, 1157 nián shǒu huò rén kǒu 75, 900
    A borough of eastern England northeast of Nottingham. Located on the site of Roman, Saxon, and Danish settlements, it was first chartered in1157. Population,75, 900.
  •   yīn zhī wǎng jǐng yīng 'ěr děng chū lèi cuì de gōng bāo kuò shū děng hòu qín zhí gōng zài nèi de duō yuán chéng liǎo wǎng luò gōng de dōngwǎng wǎng hái zài 'èr shí sān shí suì shí biàn zhì 'ér shēn jiā bǎi wàn
    Those that have become high flyers, such as Netscape, Intel, Cisco and Yahoo, have turned many of their employees, including support staff like secretaries, into dot.com millionaires overnight, often at the relatively young age of 20s or 30s.
  • ā jīn shuō zhè de zhī shí fènzǐ xiāng dāng shòu rén zūn jìngdàn zài yīng guójiào shī wǎng wǎng bèi rén chēng wéi dié dié xiū de jiē
    "There has always been a great respect for intellectuals, unlike in Britain where they are often dismissed as 'the chattering classes'," says Anichkin.
  • qiáo sài bèi chēng wéi yīng shī zhī
    Chaucer is called the Father of English Poetry.
  • qiáo sǒu bèi kàn zuò shì yīng guó shī zhī
    Chaucer is considered the father of English poetry.
  • jié · qiáo sǒu zài yīng guó wén xué zhōng zhàn yòu 'èr de wèi
    Geoffrey Chaucer occupies a unique place in English literature.
  • qín xué de rén cái néng shī jiào。 ( yīng guó shī rén , qiáo sǒu )
    And gladly would learn , and gladly teach .( Chaucer , British poet)
  • bèi chēng wéi yīng wén xué zhī de qiáo sǒu céng zuò wéi wài jiāo shǐ chén duō 'ōu chéng gōng yǐn jìn liǎo xiē shī de cái
    Called the Father of English Literature, Chaucer often traveled to the European continent as a diplomatic envoy and introduced with success into English forms and patterns of French and Italian poetry.
  • men gòu xiǎng zhōng de huá wén jīng yīng jué fēi shì shā wén zhù zhě men de shè huì néng ràng rèn zhǒng shā wén zhù cún zài guǎn shì huá wén hái shì yīng wén shā wén zhù
    Firstly, the kind of Chinese elite we have in mind is definitely not chauvinistic.We cannot accept any form of chauvinism, be it Chinese or English.
  • men gòu xiǎng zhōng de huá wén jīng yīng jué fēi shì shā wén zhù zhě men de shè huì néng ràng rèn zhǒng shā wén zhù cún zài guǎn shì huá wén hái shì yīng wén shā wén zhù
    Firstly, the kind of Chinese elite we have in mind is definitely not chauvinistic. We cannot accept any form of chauvinism, be it Chinese or English.
  • men yīnggāi zhì dìng xiē zhòu tiáo jiànquè bǎo chàng qún yán péi yǎng wén huà jīng yīng huì dǎo zhì zhǒng shā wén zhù de chū xiàn
    Measures and conditions need to be set to ensure that the promotion of an ethnic language and cultivation of a cultural elite do not lead to ethnic chauvinism.
  • zhè běn shū jué huì yào jià 40 yīng bàng ? shì 40 yīng bàng -- yòu suǒ zhí 'ā !'
    You're surely not asking 40 for this book?' Yes it's cheap at the price!'
  • shǐ zuì piányí de biāo jià 5 yīng bàng .
    Even the cheapest was priced at 5.
  • jiǎ dìng yóu mǒu zhǒng xīn xiàn xiàng xiàn zài zhè yàng kào rán liào de bāng zhùzài rèn yòng de dài jià chǎn shēng jiǎ shǐ chǔyú zhè yàng de qíng kuàng gēngzhòng jiāng kuò dào duō shǎo bèiměi yīng chǎn liàng jiāng zēng jiā dào shénme chéng shuí néng
    Let us merely suppose that through a new discovery we were enabled to produce heat everywhere very cheaply and without the aid of the fuels at present known: what spaces of land could thus be utilised for cultivation, and in what an incalculable degree w ould the yield of a given area of land be increased?
  • yīng lǎo shī gǎi hǎo shì juàn liǎo ?
    Has the English teacher checked the examination papers yet?
  • yīng xióng chē jīng guò shí rén qún chū liǎo huān shēng
    The crowd cheer as the hero drive past.
  • shì gāo xīng xiǎng dào yīng suī shuō gǎn qíng fēng hǎo zài xìng hěn zhèn dìngwài biǎo shàng réng rán bǎo chí zhe zhèng cháng de yán yuè jiù huì yǐn xiē mǎng rén de huái yīn liǎ de xīn jiù huì gěi rén chá jué liǎo
    but she considered with pleasure that it was not likely to be discovered by the world in general, since Jane united with great strength of feeling a composure of temper and a uniform cheerfulness of manner, which would guard her from the suspicions of the impertinent.
  • liè bào chǎn wéi fēi zhōu nán de zhǒng tuǐ chángshàn bēn de shēng māo dòng liè bào), máo wéi huáng dài hēi bānzhǎo wéi suō huí shìliè bào shì shàng xíng dòng zuì kuài de dòng duǎn bēn páo měi xiǎo shí 96 gōng ( 60 yīng
    A long-legged, swift-running wild cat(Acinonyx jubatus) of Africa and southwest Asia, having black-spotted, tawny fur and nonretractile claws. The cheetah, the fastest animal on land, can run for short distances at about96 kilometers(60 miles) per hour.
  • jiā kāng tǎn · lāi 1861- 1946 yīng guó de wèi 'é guó wén xué fān jiā tuō 'ěr tàituó tuǒ jiè shào gěi liǎo jiǎng yīng de guó jiā
    British translator of Russian literature who introduced the works of Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and Chekhov to the English-speaking world.
  • qiē 'ěr duì màn lián duì dōushì yīng guó de dǐng jiān qiú duì
    Chelsea and Manchester are two of the top teams in Britain.
  • dāng rán hái huì zhǎo zhǒng jiè kǒu yīng guó kàn wàng 'ér qiē 'ěr zhèng zài niú jīn xué xué
    Of course he'll take any excuse to go to England to visit Chelsea, who is studying at Oxford.
  • ( 1791-1867) xiàn liǎo diàn gǎn yìng xiàn xiàng de yīng guó xué jiāhuà xué jiā
    the English physicist nd chemist who discovered electromagnetic induction (1791-1867).