zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • chá jué dìng tuì chū róng chóu hángyè
    Richard decided to get out of the dry goods business.
  • yīng lán duì yào shì néng shǐ chá chū men jiù néng yíng
    If England can get Richard out they may win the match.
  • yīng lán duì yào shì néng shǐ chá chū men jiù néng yíng
    If England can get Richards out they might win the match.
  • shēng mìng yīn wéi chū liǎo de 'ài qíng 'ér gèng wéi
    Life has become richer by the love that has been lost.
  • kuān de tīng chū kǒudōushì jīng diāo de mén fēi
    at the wide entrances to the Hall are richly carved doors;
  • zài xiá zhǎi de xià 'è jiān, 100 duō 'ér chūzhè xiē zài chuō shí dìng yóu rèn yòu
    More than a hundred teeth jut from narrow jaws that must have been adept at snagging fish.
  • zhòng zhǒng yòng lái cèliáng zhī de zhòngcóng 'ér chū nǎi zhī de hán chéng de zhuāng zhì
    A device used to measure the specific gravity, and therefore the richness, of milk.
  • xiǎo niǎo wèitā men chàngqún xīng wèitā men shǎn shuò cōng cōng de shān dào chù chéng xiàn chū fēng ráo shēng sàn zhe xiāng pēn pēn de
    The birds sang for them and for them the stars shone, and the whole verdant valley, teeming with richness and increase, gave up its odorous vapors.
  • wén xué guān zhào rén lèi shè huìwén xué zuò pǐn yòng qiān bǎi zhǒng fēng biǎo xiàn fāng shìràng shàn 'è měi chǒu xiàn xíng chéng xiàn chū rén lèi wàn bān de miàn mào
    Literature is about the human society. It is about the good and the bad, the beautiful and the ugly. It is about the human condition in all its richness, told and re-told, in a hundred different ways.
  • wàihái yòu duō piào liàng de jiē dàoshì yàng fán duōàng rán shēng jiē biàn shì mǎn huái xìn xīn shuōcóng qiú shàng kàn zǒng yòu tiān huì chéng xiàn chū fēng de xiàn tiáoduō cǎi de jiéwàn bān de miàn màojiǎn zhōng jiàn mǒu zhǒng nán míng zhuàng de wěi yōu měi zhōng jiàn mǒu zhǒng yòu bān de chū zhì shèng de jué zhāo
    Let us add a quantity of fine, amusing, and varied streets, like the Rue de Rivoli,and I do not despair of Paris presenting to the eye, when viewed from a balloon, that richness of line, that opulence of detail, that diversity of aspect, that grandiose something in the simple, and unexpected in the beautiful, which characterizes a checker-board.
  • zhèn héng liàng zhèn shì fàng chū néng liàng xiǎo de dān wèi 'àn shì biāo zhǔn biǎo shì chū lái de bié
    A measure of the amount of energy released by an earthquake, as indicated on the Richter Scale.
  • shì wáng xiǎng chū lái de
    Rick:Jade and myself created it.
  • ( qín bīng sòng luò cháo fēi fāng xiàng zǒu )( cóng kǒu dài chū xìn jiàn jiāo gěi léi nuò )。
    This way,please.(Orderly escorts Laszlo off in the direction of the plane)(Rick takes the Letters out of his pocket,and hands them to Renault.)
  • xiōng xíngyòu míng xiǎn de yīn 'ér tóng gōulóu bìng 'ér zào chéng de xiōng chū
    having a chest deformity marked by a projecting breastbone caused by infantile rickets.
  • piào líng yǎn shēng cóng piào líng yǎn shēng chū lái huò zài jié gòu shàng piào líng yòu guān de yòu huà de rèn zhǒngbāo kuò niào suān fēi yīn suān de chéng chéngfèn xiàn piào líng piào líng děng
    Any of a group of organic compounds derived from or structurally related to purine, including uric acid, caffeine, and the nucleic acid constituents adenine and guanine.
  • dàn zài qiáo shàng fǎn dàn chū
    The bullet ricocheted off the bridge.
  • men bān chū yuán cháo miè sòngqīng cháo miè míng de shǐ zhèng zhèng míng xiǎo 'ér qiáng de guó jiā néng gòu miè wáng 'ér ruò de guó jiāér qiě shì luò hòu de miè wáng jìn de
    They can adduce historical instances, such as the destruction of the Sung Dynasty by the Yuan and the destruction of the Ming Dynasty by the Ching, to prove that a small but strong country can vanquish a large but weak one and, moreover, that a backward country can vanquish an advanced one.
  • méi néng chū lái zhèng míng de lùn
    He adduced nothing to prove his theory.
  • duì de guài xíng wéi , néng chū diǎn yuán yīn
    I could adduce several reasons for his strange behaviour.
  • zhì fěi suǒ zǒu guò de xiàn quán rán jué liǎo cóng qián shì chū fěi hěn duō de fāng
    But in the counties I visited, even including those that were formerly bandit-ridden, there was no trace of bandits.
  • bān lái shuōfáng chǎnyóu shì bàn gōng lóucóng láidōu shì shàng zhōu zài 1970 nián dài zhōng dào zuì diǎnsuǒ yòu bàn gōng shì kōng chū shuài wéi bǎi fēn zhī shí sāndàn shì zhè zǒu xià bié yán zhòngduǎn
    Real estate in general and office buildings in particular have always ridden a roller coaster; the last cycle bottomed in the mid-1970's with overall office vacancy rates of 13 percent. But this downturn has been especially severe, and seems built to last.
  • zài zǒng jié jīng yàn de chǔ shàng nián gǎi jìn liǎo xiāo yínháng dāi huài zhàng zhǔn bèi jīn shǐ yòng bàn zhōng liàng chū zhòng diǎnzhù yào yòng fǎng zhìméi tànyòu jīnjūn gōng děng zhòng diǎn hángyè de guó yòu zhōng xíng kuī sǔn de chǎnguān
    On the basis of summarizing the experience, we improved the methods on using the provisions for writing off the bank non-performing and bad debts last year, concentrating our efforts on priority sectors, mainly for the bankruptcies and shutdown of the state-owned large and medium deficit-ridden enterprises in the key sectors such as textile, coal, nonferrous metal, metallurgy, military industry and so on.
  • zài zhè zhǒng zhì xiàsuī rán fēn mín dōuzài shòu dàn zhèng kào cóng mín zhòng shōu gòng guǒ zhèng zhì shàng hái suàn guò jiù néng xiǎn shì chū zhǒng shè huì bān zhuàng kuàng wán quán xiāngchèn de zhuàng kuàng
    Under the rime in question, though the bulk of the population are ill provided for,the government, by collecting small contributions from great numbers, is enabled, with any tolerable management, to make a show of riches quite out of proportion to the general condition of the society;
  • de tóu lán dào liǎo lán kuāng biān yántánliǎo chū lái
    his shot hit the rim and bounced out.
  • yóu cóng yóu tǒng de biān yuán liú chū
    The oil flowed over the rim of the drum.
  • lún tāi juàn biān chū de wài wéi huò biān yuán chōng lún tāi de biān yuán
    A projecting rim or lip, as on a pneumatic tire.
  • yìn chū gōu cáo zàiqián huò jīn shǔ zhì pǐnde biān shàng yìn chū gōu cáo de
    To groove or flute the rim of(a coin or other metal object).
  • zài qiáo dān xiàng zhe lán qiú kuàng biān téng kōng 'ér de jiǎn dān de màn dòng zuò jìng tóu zhī hòudiàn shì píng shàng shǎn xiàn chū huà shuí shuō rén néng fēi
    The phrase "Who said man wasn's meant to fly?" flashed onto the screen after a simple slow-motion clip of Jordan soaring toward the rim.
  • dāng gēn guāng lǎn bèi qiē duàn shí( fddi1.25 yīng de chuán shū néng hěn néng chū xiàn zhè zhǒng qiē duàn), huán liǎng duān de shè bèi jiù dào liǎo huí sòng de zuò yòng fǎn xiàng xuánzhuàn de shuāng huán gǎi biàn chéng dān huánměi tái shè bèi tōng guò liǎng
    When a cable is cut (and FDDI's 1.25-mile distance capability makes that more likely), the devices at both ends of the ring act as loopbacks, changing the cabling configuration from dual and counterrotating rings to a single ring that passes through each device twice.
  • chū xiǎng liàng 'ér qīng de shēng yīn
    Ring outbsound loudly and clearly
  • yòng zhǐ chú liǎo men cóng zhōng chū xiàn de yán de shuō huà zhě huò bèi chēng zhě zhī wài de shì de dài huò dòng
    pronouns and verbs used to refer to something other than the speaker or addressee of the language in which they occur.
  • chū dié yòng xiàng jīn zhā jǐn de dān zài zhè dié dān shàng de shù yuán běn huì shǐ jīng rén fēi cháng kāi xīn de
    I took out a tight wad of dividend warrants ringed with a rubber band, and the records in the wad would have gladdened the heart of a broker.