zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • de dàng xiān chū hēi táoshǐ gǎn dào chī jīng
    My partner surprised me by leading with a spade.
  • guǒ rèn wéi guān diǎn shì huāng miù dejiù zhí yán huì shuō chū láibié
    If you think the argument is ridiculous, say so; don't be afraid to call a spade a spade.
  • zhùdāng zhēng qiú de jiàn shí huì zhí yán huìbìng qiě huì què qiē shuō chū de kàn
    You must remember that when you ask him his opinion, he calls a spade a spade and will tell you exactly what he thinks.
  • chū huì jiàn rèn rén qián zǒng shì què bǎo kàn shàng zhěng jié gān jìng
    Harry always makes sure he looks spick and span before he goes to meet anyone.
  • ràng fèi pǐn shāng chē de dōng qīng chū shí shī liǎo tào zhǎn xīn bān shǒuzhè zhēn shì zǎo shuǐ lián tóng xiǎo hái dǎo diào de
    He lost a brand-new set of spanners when he let the scrap dealer clear out the contents of his garage; it was a case of throwing out the baby with the bath water.
  • zài měi zhōu hóng shuǐ xuē zhuó chū de chēng wéi dào de cóng huá shèng dùn kǎn xiàng wǎn yán bǎi gōng dào kāi huǒ shān shān mài
    In the American West, megafloods carved out a vast region called the Channelled Scablands, spanning hundreds of kilometres from Spokane, Washington, west to the volcanic Cascades Range.
  • duǎn wéi chuán zhōng bǎn shàng chū de duǎn wéiyòng lái háng huò wěn zhù huá lún huò tíng chuán
    A short spar projecting from the deck of a ship, used to extend a sail or secure a block or stay.
  • xián wài kuàng jià wèile bāng zhù dìng wéi 'ér cóng chuán biān chū lái dehuò wèile yòng yán shēn shéng suǒ huò fān 'ér cóng wéi shàng chū lái de héng liáng huò yuán cái
    A projecting beam or spar run out from the side of a vessel to help in securing the masts or from a mast to be used in extending a rope or sail.
  • néng chōu chū fēn zhōng tán tán
    Can you spare me five minutes?
  • néng chōu chū zhè duàn shí jiān bāng ?
    Can you spare the time to help me?
  • zhè 'ér yòu zhāng duō chū lái de piào
    Here's a ticket and to spare.
  • yòu zhāng duō chū lái de piào
    I've got a ticket to spare.
  • yóu shì zhī gěi rán yào de jià yóu zài zhì zào huó dòng zhōng zhī zhè zhǒng jià zhè xiē zhù shù jiā biàn rèn wéi rán zhī liǎo jià jiù shì yīn wéi rán yào gōng liǎo jiào duō de yào jǐyǔ bào chóurán 'érhǎohǎo kǎo xià zhè wèn jiù huì kàn chūzhī suǒ yào wéi shǐ yòng chū dài jiàzhǐ shì yīn wéi de shù liàng shì yòu xiàn deruò kōng diàn huà xué zhì zào suǒ shǐ yòng de rán gōng yìng liàng hěn shǎobìng xiàng yàng bèi lǒng duàn zhàn yòu shǐ yòng men zhī jīn
    The rent of land being a price paid for a natural agency, and no such price being paid in manufactures, these writers imagined that since a price was paid, it was because there was a greater amount of service to be paid for. whereas a better consideration of the subject would have shown that the reason why the use of land bears a price is simply the limitation of its quantity, and that if air, heat, electricity, chemical agencies, and the other powers of nature employed by manufacturers, were sparingly supplied, and could, like land, be engrossed and appropriated, a rent could he exacted for them also.
  • huǒ xīng cóng huǒ duī zhōng fēi chū
    Sparks flew up from the fire.
  • zhǎo dào liǎoshì huǒ chū liǎo wèn
    Yes, it's the spark plugs.
  • chē chū máo bìng shì yīn wéi huǒ huā sài zàng liǎo
    The car acted up because the spark plugs were dirty.
  • cháo shī de tóu zuò xiǎng bìng bào chū huǒ huā
    The damp wood crackled and sparked.
  • jiàn shì chū liǎo lián chuàn de zāi huò
    The incident sparked off a whole chain of disasters.
  • yǎn jīng hái qín zhe jīng yíng de lèi huāqún bǎi bēn chū fáng ménzǒu xià lóu lái dào jiē shàng
    With a whirl of skirts and with the brilliant sparkle still in her eyes, she ran out of the door and down the stairs into the street.
  • zhù jūn shēng kuài gěi liú shì de suì yuè zēng tiān liǎo zuì rén de qíng ràng píng fán de shì qíng chū yào yǎn de guāng mánggǎn xiè chéng wéi shēng mìng zhōng bié zhòng yào de fēn
    Happy birthday to my dear husband. You add a special happiness to days that come and go. You give an extra sparkle to the ordinary things. It's so nice to have you being a special part of my life.
  • nián qīng dài suī rán shī liǎo wén de wén cǎidàn shì gēn shàng dài rén jiào men néng gèng yóu de jìn chū liǎng wén huà shì jièxué wén de xīn bāo méi yòu me chén zhòng
    The language used by the younger generation may lack sparkle, yet when compared to the previous generation, they are able to move much more freely between two linguistic worlds. They also experience much less psychological burden in learning langauges.
  • liǎng yǎn chū xìng de guāng cǎi
    Her eyes were sparkling with happiness.
  • guó wéi wēn quán chǎn chū de mào pào kuàng quán shuǐ huò lèi de shuǐ
    sparkling mineral water from springs at Vichy France or similar to it.
  • zhè xiē qīng nián gōng rén wéi gāo chǎn pǐn zhì liàng chū liǎo dǐng de xīn jiàn
    The young workers brought forth some sparkling new suggestions for improving out product.
  • hòu yòu tiān huì xiàng shēn chū yuán zhù zhī shǒu zhǐ shǎn shǎn guāng zhe fěn zhǐ jiá yóu de shǒu
    Then maybe one day she'll reach out with a helping, sparkling, pink? nailed hand.
  • men bào chū zhèn xiào shēng
    They burst into a spasm of laughter.
  • xíng wéi huò huó dòng jiànxiē chū xiàn
    the quality of moving or acting in spasms.
  • yān tòng zhǒng chū xiàn jìng luán xìng zhì de qíng kuàng yán zhòng de yān téng tòng
    A condition, such as severe sore throat, in which spasmodic attacks of suffocating pain occur.
  • zhǐ māo xiàng tiáo gǒu chū fèn de shēng
    The cat spat at the dog.
  • guò duàn shí jiān jiē 'èr lián sān chū xiàn de yòu guān cóng shēng fāng miàn de shì jiànshì xiāng gǎng cóng shēng huán jìng jīng yán zhòng 'è liè de jǐng gào xìn hào
    The outbreak of a spate of incidents of hygiene nature within a short span of time is a warning that the sanitary conditions of Hong Kong are of a seriously low level.
  • běi měi dōng de zhǒng duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí zǎo chūn shēng chū wèi nán wéndàn kuī dōu xíng de yàn bāozài xià bèi kuān wéi rào
    deciduous perennial low-growing fetid swamp plant of eastern North America having minute flowers enclosed in a mottled greenish or purple cowl-shaped spathe.
  • mǒu pēn jiàn shí chū de shēng yīn
    the noise of something spattering or sputtering explosively.