zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • cháng suǒ 'ēn jīn tiān zài guó jiā guǎng diàn shì gōng miàn duì xīn wén jiè de fǎng wèn jié zhōng shuō zhī chí xiū gǎi yòu guān chū zhèng de guīyīn wéi yòu yīn wéi mǒu xiē shù quē shī lüè zhī jié wèn míng zhòng yào xiāo huò zuì fàn néng bèi shì fàng。”
    Attorney General Richard Thornburgh, interviewed today on NBC-TV's "Meet the press", said he supports the change in evidence rules because "time and again, because of some technical shortcoming the failure to dot an 'i' or cross a 't' – an important drug kingpin or other criminal can be turned loose."
  • shuō de quē diǎn
    You need not descant upon my shortcomings.
  • ér chǎn jiē què xiāo miè zhè zhǒng guān shuō chéng shì xiāo miè xìng yóu
    And the abolition of this state of things is called by the bourgeois, abolition of individuality and freedom!
  • shōu fān tíng chuán,” chuán cháng shuō dào
    "Shorten sail and heave the ship to," said the captain.
  • ? suō duǎn zhōng xué jiào dìng wèi zhe rén kǒu zhì de xià jiàng -- huò zhě shuō dìng shǐ hái men piān jìn xué shēn zào zhī
    Shortening high school needn't mean dumping down the population necessarily sending kids off the college track.
  • suī rán réng rán huài men suǒ shuō de zhēng suō duǎn quán zhàn shí jiān de yuán
    For all that, the principle of shortening the duration of a campaign by every possible means remains valid.
  • guó jiā lǎo nián yán jiū suǒ de · shuō :“ néng jǐn jǐn yòu zhǒng yǒng zhù qīng chūn de lǎo yàoyīn wéi huó dòng yóu yǎng huà zuò yòng suō duǎn diào zuò yòng fàng màn shēn tuì huà de guò chéng
    A single fountain-of-youth elixir is highly unlikely, says Tamara Harris of the National Institute on Aging, because other activities, such as free-radical oxidation and possibly telomere shortening, also contribute to the body's slow decline.
  • xiǎo shuō duǎn de shì sǎnwén
    a prose narrative shorter than a novel.
  • zhèng táo yuān míng xiān shēng shuō de,“ guì fēi yuàn xiāng ”, yòu
    As the poet Tao Yuanming wrote: "Riches and honor are not my wish, nor is a celestial abode ."I also subscribe to this philosophy.
  • kǒng shān hǎi 1, 749。 2 ( 5, 735 yīng chǐ zuò shānwèi zhōng chuán shuō zhōng shì shén miù zhù de fānghòu fèng xiàn gěi tài yáng shén
    A mountain,1, 749.2(5, 735 ft) high, of central Greece. It was the legendary abode of the Muses and was sacred to Apollo.
  • zuì hòu gēn zǒng tǒng duì xiàng zhǐ kòng chū zhǐ kòng shuō xuē jiǎn shuì shōu 7500 héng héng hòu lái suō jiǎn wéi 5000 héng héng zào chéng lián bāng suì duǎn quē yīn 'ér shēng chì
    Finally, President Reagan took issue with the allegation that his $750 billion in tax reductions héng later shrunken to around $500 billion héng contributed to a shortfall in Federal revenues and therefore to the deficit.
  • de gào bié yǎn shuō shì yóu zhuǎn 'ér chéng de
    His farewell speech was transcribed from shorthand notes.
  • zhè shì jiè zhù men néng gēn shàng shuō huà zhě
    This is shorthand writting, by means of we can keep up with the talker.
  • huì tán hòu wèi bái gōng shēn guān yuán xiàng zhě jiǎn bào shí jiāng huì tán jiēguǒ zuò zhèng miàn jiě shì shuō ,“ jiǎn 'ér yán zhī men jīng bǎo zhù liǎo měi guó rèn wéi yào de shì yànyán jiū zhǎn de quán 。”
    A senior White House official, briefing reporters after the talks, also gave the outcome a more positive spin than seemed warranted when he said, "In shorthand terms, we have retained the U.S. right to do that testing, research and development we think is necessary."
  • gěi ,” jiǎn duǎn shuō
    "There you are," he said shortly.
  • zhè jiā gōng jǐng gào shuō jiǔ néng hái yào zàizàn shíjiě 2000 zhì 3000 rén
    The company warned that another 2000 to 3000 layoffs may come shortly.
  • wàng zài liú xué jiānměi xīng néng gěi zhāng xìnméi yòu huà shuō hǎosuí biàn xiě zhè huí hǎo tiān méi yòu xìn lái tiān tiān diàn zheqián tiān tīng bǎi wén shuō de hái yòu xìn shuō huì miàn liǎo hěn huānqián hòu liǎng jiànqián shì sān jiàn yùn dòng èr tiáo duǎn hái yòu xiékǒu qín jiànhòu yuè hào cái sān tiáo cháng shōu dào hòu huí xìn zhōng xiě míng shōu dào de
    It is your mother's hope that while you are studying overseas, you can write to her once a week; even if there is nothing to say, you can just scribble a few words. In these few days, she has not heard from you and she worries about you every day. A few days ago, she heard Li Bo-wen say that his son has written to say that he had met you. She was very happy. The last two postal parcels that were sent to you comprised three sports shirt, two pairs of shorts, a pair of shoes, socks and a harmonica. The latest parcel was sent on 4 April and comprised three pairs of trousers. When you receive them, you should note down the date of receipt in your reply.
  • xiào sōng rén shuō de zhǒng yánshǔ 'ěr )。
    the language spoken by the Shoshone people (belonging to the Uto-Aztecan family).
  • zhǒng màn rén shuō de xiào sōng
    the Shoshonean language spoken by the Comanche people.
  • zhǒng huò rén shuō de xiào sōng
    the Shoshonean language spoken by the Hopi people.
  • pài yóu rén shuō de zhǒng xiào sōng
    the Shoshonean language spoken by the Paiute people.
  • dōng běi sāng zhōu de shuō xiào xiào de mín de rén
    a member of the Shoshonean people of NE Arizona.
  • cóng qián zhù zài 'é huái míng zhōu biān jìng zhī jiāndàn xiàn zài zhù yào shēng huó zài 'é zhōu shuō xiào xiào de mín de rén
    a member of the Shoshonean people who formerly lived between Wyoming and the Mexican border but are now chiefly in Oklahoma.
  • xiū dūn bèi yuàn fàng shè zhǒng liú de zhù rèn lāi 'ēn · shēng shuō :“ qián men shǐ yòng de xiàng guān qiāng
    "Before, our machines were like shotguns," says Dr. Brian Butler, chief of radiation oncology at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.
  • men jué zhù dòng tiǎo liǎo jiē de zhòng dāndàn dào tóu lái jìng rán shuō men de xià chǎng jiāng táo hái qióng
    We have shouldered burden after burden nobody asked us to, but in the end he even says we shall end up poorer than Portugal.
  • suǒ shuōzhàn lüè fǎn gōngèr tiǎo de shì zhòng dānhái shì lǎo huàjiào zuò
    That's why I say that the Second Field Army shouldered a heavy load in the strategic counteroffensive, or as I like to say, we passed the test.
  • shì shuō xiāo miè rén jiǔ bàn shì tiǎo liǎo zhòng dānzhù yào de shì piē kāi qiē kùn nánjiān jué tǐng jìn qiān tiǎo de jiù shì zhè zhòng dān
    I don't mean that it was so difficult to wipe out nine and a half enemy brigades. The difficult thing was to keep advancing for five hundred kilometres in defiance of all sorts of hardships. That was the heavy load we shouldered.
  • dǎo yóu men yòng zhǒng yán shēng jiě shuō
    guides shout their explanations in several languages;
  • huān men de lǎo shī dòng dòng jiù shēng shuō men
    I don't like our teacher; he's always shouting at us.
  • fàng jìn rén de kǒu zhōng fáng zhǐ shuō huà huò jiào hǎn de dōng
    something put into a person's mouth to prevent speaking or shouting.
  • néng suí shuō huà
    I was able to speak freely.
  • dāng zhuāng mǎn de zhuǎn huí lái shícāo zuò shì fàn yuán shuō :“ qiáojiù xiàng dāo qiē huáng yóu kuài yàngshí fēn róng 。”
    "There you are héng like a knife through butter," said the demonstrator as the powered shovel swung back with its load.