zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yīng 'ér de néng shì biǎo shì 'è huò téng tòng
    A baby's cry can is expressive of hunger or pain.
  • yīng 'ér de néng shì biǎo shì 'è huò téng tòng
    A baby 's cry can be expressive of hunger or pain
  • xīn léi shì shí suì de nán hái shì dāng cóng chū zhǐ běn lái shì xiǎo qínquè jīng chéng suì piàn de shí hòu jiù fàng shēng
    The former was a boy of fourteen, but when he drew out what had been a fiddle crushed to morsels in the greatcoat, he blubbered aloud;
  • lèi yǎn méng lóng .
    As she cried, her eyes filmed over.
  • bēi tòng de nǎo shǎn guò xiǎng jīn wǎn yào tòng yīcháng
    As she gave in to her misery, there was a fleeting thought: “ I ll cry tonight.
  • shòu shāng de nán hái rěn zhù liǎo
    The wounded boy could not forbear to cry out.
  • shòu shāng de rén rěn zhù lái
    The wounded man could not forbear to cry out.
  • yīng 'ér cháng cháng yīn qīn zài shēn biān 'ér nào .
    Babies often fret (themselves) when their mothers are not near.
  • shēng lái shòu jīng de hái
    A cry came from the frightened child.
  • de tuǐ téng tòng shǐ jīhū yào liǎo
    She was nearly crying from the pain of her cut leg.
  • ài 'ěr lán sòng zàng de 'āi yòng shēng háo táo chàng
    (Irish) a funeral lament sung with loud wailing.
  • guǒ cān jiā zàng huì shī shēng tòng de
    If I go to the funeral, I'll break down.
  • kāi shǐ kuáng bēn hái rán fàng shēng
    The horse broke into a wild gallop. The child broke into a flood of tears.
  • yóu zhōng wàng néng yòng tiáo jīng měi de dài rào zài yòng xiān yàn de pǐn zhǐ bāo zhuāng de shàng sòng gěi nín diǎn " shénme ", biǎo de gǎn 'ài dài , dàn shì zài méi yòu shénme néng guò shù yuè qián sòng gěi nín denín xīn rán jiē shòu de zuì wéi bǎo guì de -- nín jiāng jǐn tiē xīn tóu , bìng zhī huān xiào , néng , chēng zàn guò xùn chì guò zhe zào zhe de -- de hái !。
    I wish with all my heart I could put a delicate ribbon on a gayly wrapped package and give you a“ something to express my appreciation and affection,but I have nothing to give you that would surpass the most precious gift I have ever had to offer and which you already so graciously accepted months ago the one you have held close to your heart,laughed with and probably cried with,applauded and scolded,encouraged and molded my child!
  • 'ā zhī dào zhè lǎo xiōng jiǔjiù huì háo táo
    Gee! I do not know this guy cry so much when he's drink.
  • 'ā zhī dào zhè lǎo xiōng jiǔjiù huì háo táo
    Gee! I do not know this guy will cry so much when he 's drunk.
  • qǐng bié liǎoqiān wàn bié
    Please give over crying. Do give over!
  • shì 'ài de hái
    She is a young girl given to tears.
  • yào shì néng gòu zài jiǎo xià shàng xiǎo shíyào shǎo huó shí nián xīn gān qíng yuàn。”
    I would gladly give ten years of my life to be able to spend one hour weeping at her feet.'
  • hái zhe yào nǎi nǎi
    The child was crying for its grandmother.
  • lín de sūn shǒu jiā zài chē mén shàng de shí hòusuī rán kěn dìng shāng hěn zhòngdàn méi
    When our neighbour's grandson caught his finger in the car door, he did not cry even though it must have hurt him a great deal.
  • xià dìng jué xīn
    She held on with a grim determination not to cry.
  • zhì xià kuài liǎo
    Get a grip on yourself and stop crying at once.
  • bié chán rén !
    Stop grizzling!
  • méi yòu yòng
    It won't help you to cry.
  • " jīng jiāo , jìn zhù fàng shēng lái。 "
    "Between astonishment and joy, she couldn't help bursting into tears."
  • zhè shā rén fàn zhōng zhe gōng shù liǎo de zuì xíng
    The murderer at last blubbered out his guilt.
  • kāi shǒu bāoshēn shǒu tāo chū shǒu kāi shǐ liǎo lái
    She opened her purse and reached for her handkerchief. She began to cry.
  • dàn shì kàn zhe bìng yuè lái yuè hài
    But she looked at me and cried harder and harder.
  • dàn shì kàn zhe bìng yuè lái yuè hài
    But she look at me and cry harder and harder.
  • tiān zhù shuō:“ zuò liǎo shénme shìtīng zhe liú chū de xuè cóng shàng xiàng 。”
    The Lord said, What have you done? Hark! Your brother's blood that has been shed is crying out to me from the ground.'
  • men jīng zhī dào qīng shuài zài dào shàng shì hǎo dexiàn zài men hái zhī dào zhè yàng zài jīng xué shàng shì hǎo de héng héng lán lín ·d· luó duì wēi xiǎn zhù duì hái de háo zài
    We have always known that heedless self-interest was bad morals; we know now that it is bad economics- Franklin D. Roosevelt; heedless of danger; heedless of the child's crying.