官zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiāo zhǒng zhǒng zhàng suō xiǎo， yóu zhǐ jiāng yī gè zhǒng zhàng liǎo de qì guān de chǔ cún liàng jiǎn shǎo dào zhèng cháng dà xiǎo
    Reduction or lessening of a swelling, especially the restoration of a swollen organ or part to normal size.
  • yī gè zài guān xián， shēn fèn huò zhě pǐn zhì chǔyú liè děng de rén。
    one of lesser rank or station or quality.
  • yóu zhǐ zhù lǐ fǎ guān děng bǐ lìng yī rén děng jí dī de rén
    One of lesser rank than another, especially an associate judge.
  • shì cóng， pú rén huáng shì huò guì zú jiā tíng zhōng de suí cóng、 pú rén huò dī jí jūn guān
    An attendant, a servant, or a lesser official in a royal or noble household.
  • jīng shòu quán zhǎng guǎn shāng chuán de cháng guān 。
    an officer who is licensed to command a merchant ship.
  • yī gè míng zhì de guó wáng bù huì xiǎng ràng tā de péng yǒu hé guān yuán men bēi gōng qū xī de。
    A wise king would not want his friends and officials to lick his boots.
  • （ wǔ） rèn mìng tānɡ ēn bó、 lǐ pǐn xiān、 wáng zhòng lián、 hán dé qín děng wéi huá zhōng gè lù “ jiǎo gòng ” jūn sī lìng guān ， yǐ lǐ zōng rén wéi zuì gāo zǒng sī lìng， xiàng xīn sì jūn péng xuě fēng、 zhāng yún yì、 lǐ xiān niàn zhū bù shí xíng jìn gōng， dé shǒu hòu， zài xiàng shān dōng hé sū běi de bā lù jūn xīn sì jūn jìn gōng， ér rì jūn zé jiā yǐ mìqiè de pèi hé。
    To appoint Tang En-po, Li Pin-hsien, Wang Chung-lien and Han Teh-chin as "Communist suppression" commanders of the various route armies in central China, with Li Tsung-jen as supreme commander, in order to attack the New Fourth Army units under Peng Hsueh-feng, Chang Yun-yi and Li Hsien-nien and, if this comes off, to make further attacks on the Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army units in Shantung and northern Kiangsu, with the Japanese troops acting in close co-ordination.
  • wèi jí jūn guān yòu shàng wèi， zhōng wèi huò shàowèi jūn xián de rén
    One who holds the rank of lieutenant, first lieutenant, or second lieutenant.
  • zài měi guó hǎi jūn huò hǎi 'àn xún luó duì zhōng yōng yòu wěi rèn jūn xián de jūn guān ； wèi jū shàoxiào zhī xià hé dī jí hǎi jūn shàng wèi zhī shàng。
    an officer holding a commissioned rank in the US Navy or Coast Guard; below lieutenant commander and above lieutenant junior grade.
  • yī gè jūn xián dī yú shàoxiào dàn gāo yú zhōng wèi de jūn guān 。
    an officer holding a rank below a major but above a lieutenant.
  • yī gè yōng yòu shàoxiào huò zhě lù jūn zhōng xiào huò zhě lù jūn shàng xiào jūn xián de jūn guān 。
    an officer holding the rank of major or lieutenant colonel or colonel.
  • jǐng chá jú fù xún guān ； xiāo fáng duì zhōng duì cháng jǐng chá jú xiāo fáng duì de xiá qū zhǐ huī guān ， tōng cháng jí bié gāo yú zhōng wèi， dī yú jǐng cháng（ huò duì cháng）
    A precinct commander in a police or fire department, usually ranking above a lieutenant and below a chief.
  • měi guó lù hǎi kōng sān jūn zhōng de yī gè wěi rèn de jūn guān ； jūn xián dī yú zhōng xiào gāo yú shàng wèi。
    a commissioned military officer in the US Army or Air Force or Marines; below lieutenant colonel and above captain.
  • lù hǎi kōng sān jūn lù zhàn duì zhōng guān xián wèi yú shàowèi zhī shàng hé shàng wèi zhī xià de yī gè wěi rèn de jūn guān 。
    a commissioned officer in the army or air force or marines ranking above a 2nd lieutenant and below a captain.
  • shàoxiào guān jiē měi guó lù jūn、 kōng jūn huò hǎi jūn zài shàng wèi zhī shàng 'ér zài zhōng xiào zhī xià de jūn xián
    A comissioned rank in the U.S. Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps that is above captain and below lieutenant colonel.
  • （ xī rì） hǎi jūn shàowèi céng zhǐ zài zhàn jiàn shàng zhí wèi jǐn dī yú shàng wèi jūn xián de hǎi jūn jūn guān
    Used formerly as a title for a man holding a naval office ranking next below a lieutenant on a warship.
  • jìdài xiàn zhì qì guān huò shēn tǐ bù fēn yùn dòng de niǔ dài
    A ligament that limits the movement of an organ or a part.
  • bèi fǎ guān huò fù mǔ huò lǎo shī cóng jiā wù zá shì zhōng jǐyǔ qīng wēi de chǔfá。
    lightening a penalty or excusing from a chore by judges or parents or teachers.
  • zhǐ huī guān xià lìng bǎ pào zhuāng shàng qiān yǐn chē kāi chū qù。
    The commander ordered the troops to limber up and move out.
  • dǎ guān sī sù zhū yú fǎ lǜ； qǐ sù
    To go to law; litigate.
  • zhǐ dǎo zōng jiào yí shì lǐ bài shì bù fēn hé qí dǎo zhě jiāng biǎo yǎn dú zòu qū yī yàng de yǎn chàng huò sòng shèng gē de yóu tài jiào guān yuán。
    the official of a synagogue who conducts the liturgical part of the service and sings or chants the prayers intended to be performed as solos.
  • tái wān《 yuǎn jiàn》 zá zhì céng yǐ guó jì dū shì fā zhǎn xié huì de 200 míng huì yuán wéi diào chá duì xiàng， xīn jiā pō zài quán qiú yí rén chéng shì shàng pái míng dì liù。 gāi xié huì yōng yòu qiān yú míng huì yuán， tā men shì 47 gè guó jiā hé dì qū dedōu shì guī huá zhuān yè rén shì、 jiàn zhù shī、 shè jì shī hé zhèng fǔ guān yuán。
    Leading Taiwanese magazine Global Views once conducted a survey on the most livable city in the world and Singapore was ranked 6th.The monthly polled 200 members of The International Network For Urban Development, which has a membership of more than 1,000, comprising city planners, architects, designers and government officials from 47 countries and territories.
  • kē juān zá shuì de qǔ xiāo， dì zū de jiǎn shǎo， gāo lì dài de xiàn zhì， gōng rén dài yù de gǎi shàn， shì bīng hé xià jí jūn guān de shēng huó de gǎi shàn， xiǎo zhí yuán de shēng huó de gǎi shàn， zāi huāng de jiù jì： cóng zhè xiē qǐ mǎ zhī diǎn zuò qǐ。
    Start with the following minimum points: Abolish exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous levies, reduce land rent, restrict usury, increase the workers' pay, improve the livelihood of the soldiers and junior officers, improve the livelihood of office workers, and provide relief for victims of natural calamities.
  • zhè gè bù mén xū yào de shì yī gè néng shǐ suǒ yòu de réndōu zhèn fèn qǐ lái de xīn guān 。
    What this department requires is a new broom to liven everyone else up.
  • 1992 nián jiāng jiè， zhǎn wàng dān yī shì chǎng yǐ pò zài méi jié， gōng shāng jiè rén shì yǔ zhèng fǔ guān yuán dōubù yuàn yǔn xǔ rì běn rén quán lì jìng zhēng。
    With 1992 and the prospect of a single market bearing down on them, many businessmen and government officials are loath to allow full Japanese competition.
  • cóng shēn tǐ de mǒu gè bìng biàn qì guān qiē chú yè zhuàng wù de shǒu shù。
    surgical removal of a lobe from any organ of the body (as the lung or brain).
  • jī néng zhàng 'ài， qì guān sǔn hài shēn tǐ nèi qì guān huò zǔ zhì jú bù de bìng lǐ zhuǎn biàn
    A localized pathological change in a bodily organ or tissue.
  • 《 jī běn fǎ》 dìng míng， xíng zhèng cháng guān zài běn dì tōng guò xuǎn jǔ chǎn shēng， yóu zhōng yāng rén mín zhèng fǔ rèn mìng。
    Under the Basic Law, the Chief Executive is selected locally and appointed by the Central People's Government.
  • yú lèi hé qí tā shuǐ shēng dòng wù yùn dòng hé bǎo chí píng héng de qì guān 。
    organ of locomotion and balance in fishes and some other aquatic animals.
  • qí zhù yào tè diǎn shì yòu wěi zú de xíng chéng， wěi zú kě zuò wéi xíng dòng qì guān ， bìng yòng yú qǔ shí； gēn zú yà gāng； fú zú yà gāng。
    characterized by the formation of pseudopods for locomotion and taking food: Actinopoda; Rhizopoda.
  • shēng wù jī xiè xué shēng wù tǐ de qì guān huò jī néng de jī xiè lì， rú xīn zàng huò yùn dòng de
    The mechanics of a part or function of a living body, such as of the heart or of locomotion.
  • àn bǎo zhàng fàn wéi， jì bāo kuò xiàn yì bù duì， yòu bāo kuò mín bīng、 yù bèi yì bù duì， bìng fù dān liǎo xiāng dāng yī bù fēn shè huì xìng zhī chū， zhù yào yòng yú bù fēn tuì yì jūn guān de gòngyǎng， jūn duì zǐ dì xué xiào、 yòu 'ér yuán， péi yǎng jūn dì liǎng yòng rén cái， zhī yuán guó jiā jīng jì jiàn shè hé cān jiā qiǎng xiǎn jiù zāi。
    In terms of the scope of logistic support, these expenditures cover not only active service personnel, but also militia and reserve requirements. In addition, a large amount of spendings are used to fund activities associated with social welfare, mainly pensions for some of the retired officers, schools and kindergartens for children of military personnel, training personnel competent for both military and civilian services, supporting national economic construction, and participation in emergency rescues and disaster relief efforts.