zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wèile gěi bié rén liú xià yìn xiàng 'ér jiáo róu zào zuò
    behave affectedly in order to impress others.
  • rán 'érsuí zhe zhèng mén biàn yuè lái yuè páng guǎn gòu jiāng bié jiā shuì shōu mín shì guī fàn zhī zhōng huò zhì mǒu xiē xíng wéi huò jīng huó dòng gěi gòu mǎi diàn dòng chē zhě shuì shōu jiǎng huán jìng yǒu hǎo xíng wéiduì chāo guò dìng shù mùdì jiā tíng gěi shuì shōu chéng zhì rén kǒu de guò zēngzhǎng
    However, as a political subdivision becomes more complex, governing bodies often insert specialized legislation into the civil tax code to encourage or discourage certain behavioral or economic activity, i.e. tax credits for those who purchase electric cars (to encourage environmentally friendly behavior) or tax penalties for those who have families with more than a designated number of children (to discourage excess population growth).
  • (《 xīn yuē quán shū》) jiào de chuán jiào shìyǐn shì xiān gěi rén shī ); zài luò de yào qiú xià bèi wáng kǎn tóu
    (New Testament) a preacher and hermit and forerunner of Jesus (whom he baptized); was beheaded by Herod at the request of Salome.
  • zài shū de cuī xià gěi bàn gōng shì liǎo diàn huà
    I called the office at the behest of my secretary.
  •   yóu shuāngchóng wēi xiǎnde chéng gōngjiǎ yòu chéng wéishǒu zhěde mài diǎnjìn guǎn zài piàn zhōnggèng duō de jìng tóu gěi liǎo jiān shì zhě yóu 'ēn · mài léi shì dǒng gāo de jiā zhēn tànyóu tài duō de shí jiān yòng zài liǎo jiān shì de qián miàn de xié kāi liǎo ér yīn shòu dào xiǎo 'ér de huàn jué de zhé
    Because of Double Jeopardy's success, Judd is being used to sell Eye of the Beholder, even if more screen time is given to Ewan McGregor as The Eye, a high-tech private detective suffering from visions of the young daughter whom his wife took away from him because he was spending too much time staring at surveillance[1] monitors.
  • huān zhěng tiān gěi guān zài
    I don't like being pent up in the house all the time.
  • jié : xiàn zài shǐ yòng de huì shì 1920 nián zài shí 'ān wèi xíng 'ào yùn huì shí shí 'ào wěi huì zhì zuò debìng qiě zèng gěi liǎo guó 'ào wěi huì zhí yán yòng dào xiàn zài
    Jeff: The flag we use now was made by the Belgian Olympic Committee in 1920 when the Olympic Games were held in Antwerp,It was given to the International Olympic Committee as a gift, which has been used since then.
  • yào bié wéi huì jià gěi
    Don t delude yourself into believing that she will marry you.
  • yòu de fǎn duì gěi liú shǎo tóng zhì píng fǎnrèn wéi zhè yàng zuò wéi fǎn liǎo máo dōng xiǎng
    Some people disagree with the decision, believing that it contravenes Mao Zedong Thought.
  • qiáo · běn shì dǎn xiǎo guǐbié gěi jiān nán de gōng zuò
    Joe Bennett is a yellow-bellied guy; don't send him on such tough assignment?
  • qiáo shì dǎn xiǎo guǐ yào zhè yàng jiān nán de gōng zuò jiāo gěi
    Joe is a yellow-bellied guy; don't send him on such a tough assignment.
  • de gōng zuò shì gěi tiě jiàng fēng xiāng
    His job is to blow the bellows for the blacksmith.
  • yòu gōng gěi men chī chuān
    I'm obliged to keep them back and belly.
  • gǒu de gěi zhū liè liǎo
    The dog had its belly ripped up by a wild boar.
  • cóng huān de rén yòng pǐn jiāo gěi bié rén bǎo guǎn
    No, I never like to leave my personal belongings with others.
  • zài bǎi máng zhī zhōngbèi duō fēn rán chōu chū shí jiān gěi cóng tòu guò xìng míng de yǒng héng de 'ài rén xiě liǎo fēng shén de xìn
    In the midst of all his activities, Beethoven found time to address a mysterious letter to an Immortal Beloved whose identity has never been revealed.
  • gěi qiú hěn hěn
    He gave the ball a terrific belt.
  • míng xiǎn bèi de wèn gěi nòng de zhī suǒ cuò huò yòu hùn luàn míng shēng hǎo ràng rén tǎo yàn de zhé xué jiāzhǐ shì kùn huò de xiǎo háishàng xué tiān jué zhī suǒ cuò
    obviously bemused by his questions; bewildered and confused; a cloudy and confounded philosopher; just a mixed-up kid; she felt lost on the first day of school.
  • jià gěi shè huì wèi de rén
    She married beneath her station.
  • cóng céng zhī chíjiā cóng xià fāng gěi zhī chí huò jiā
    To support or strengthen from beneath.
  • 'ān zhì hǎo pèi shuì juéjiāng de fàng zài shèng dàn shù de zhōu wéi zhǒng tián de níng jìng lǒngzhào zhe xiàng zài gěi zhù xīn yòu rán liǎo wàng
    I put Peggy to bed and set up her gifts around the tree and a sweet peace flooded me like a benediction. I had some hope again.
  • men de juān zhù rén gěi liǎo zhāng 4,000 měi yuán de zhī piàocòu gòu liǎo quán de jīn 'é
    Our benefactor made up the total with a cheque for $ 4,000.
  • rén gěi mǒu rén huò mǒu shì mǒu gòushì jiàn huò shì zhī chíbǎo chí wéi de rén zàn zhù rén huò juān zhù rén
    A woman who supports, protects, or champions someone or something, such as an institution, an event, or a cause; a sponsor or benefactor.
  •   xué jiàn 1636 niányóu dāng shí de sài zhū sài wān zhí mín xuǎn chǎn shēngxué xiào shì de juān zèng zhě chá dùn jùn de yuē hàn · mìng míng deyuē hàn · shì wèi nián qīng de shī。 1638 nián shì de shí hòujiāng de cáng shū chǎn de bàn juān zèng gěi zhè suǒ xīn jiàn de xué xiào
    Harvard College was established in l636 by vote of the Great and General Court of Massachusetts Bay Colony, and was named for its first benefactor, John Harvard of Charlestown, a young minister who upon his death in 1638, left his library and half his estate to the new institution.
  • yīng guó yīng suǒ shī zhù zhái shì zuò wéi shī fèng gěi zhī fēn )。
    (British) a parsonage (especially one provided for the holder of a benefice).
  • zhuǎn guī tōng guò shì huò shěng lüè chuán gěi lìng yòng quán huò quánfēng huò cái chǎn
    To pass to another through neglect or omission. Used of a right or privilege, a benefice, or an estate.
  • jīng yànjiào xùn néng gěi rén yòu de xīn zhī shí huò zhì huì de jīng huò jiàn wén
    An experience, example, or observation that imparts beneficial new knowledge or wisdom.
  • gěi zhě shòu rén de bǎo xiǎn huò jīn
    insurance or pension money payable to a beneficiary of a deceased.
  • shòu tuō rén yòu quán kǎo gěi shì de de xìn tuō
    a trust that gives the trustee discretion to pay the beneficiary as much of the trust income as the trustee believes appropriate.
  • xìn tuō gěi shòu tuō rén cái chǎn quán de xìn rèn biàn wèitā rén guǎn cái chǎn bìng chéng dān shè cái chǎn shòu rén de
    The confidence reposed in a trustee when giving the trustee legal title to property to administer for another, together with the trustee's obligation regarding that property and the beneficiary.
  • dǎng gěi men xiàn 'ēn qíng
    The party rains benefits on us.
  • dǎng gěi men qióng de 'ēn huì
    The party rains benefits upon us.