zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • cān guān zhě zài zhāo dài huì shàng qiān míngrán hòu gěi cān guān zhě huī zhāng
    Visitor have to sign in at reception, and will is give visitor ' badge.
  • xiào shì píng xíng róng chéng lüè dài shēn shì pài de qiáng dào zài de jiā tíng shī 'ào dài de bàn gōng shì xíng zhě zhāo dài huì shí shuō bìng méi yòu chōng mǎn mánhèng huò zuò wēi zuò
    She described Mr.Pink as something of a gentleman bandit. "He wasn't hostile, pushy or throwing his weight around," Mrs.Schott said at a news conference at the office here of her family lawyer, David J.O'Dea.
  • huì jiàn liǎo wài guó péng yǒubìng shè yàn zhāo dài liǎo men
    He met the foreign friends and gave a banquet in their honour.
  • guǒ běn méi yòu duō de máo dùn néng xià chū bǎi wàn zhì qiān wàn bīngcái yuán xiàn zài duō guò bèiyòu méi yòu mín zhòng wài guó de duìyòu shí xíng mán zhèng zhāo zhì zhōng guó rén mín pàn mìng fǎn kàng biàn néng bǎo chí zhǒng jué duì de yōu shì biàn yòu zhǒng guàn chè shǐ zhōng de jué duì de zhù dòng quán
    If Japan were not riddled with insoluble contradictions, if, for instance, she could throw in a huge force of several million or ten million men all at once, if her financial resources were several times what they are, if she had no opposition from her own people or from other countries, and if she did not pursue the barbarous policies which arouse the desperate resistance of the Chinese people, then she would be able to maintain absolute superiority and have the absolute initiative always and every where.
  • jiù xiàng lǐfà diàn qián de hóng bái liǎng xuánzhuàn zhāo pái réng rán xiàng zhēng zhe lǐfà diàn yàngfàng zài xuějiā diàn qián de yìn 'ān rén diāo xiàng zài guò tóng yàng dài biǎo zhe xuějiā diàn
    A cigar-store Indian used to mean a cigar store in the same way a barber pole still means a barber shop.
  • dāng qiú duì cóng sài luó kǎi xuán 'ér guī shí rén xiàng huān yíng yīng xióng yàng huān yíng menjiù xiàng 1970 nián qiú duì róng huò shì jiè bēi shí rén mín zhāo men yàng zhāo dài men
    Brazil were given a hero's welcome when they returned home from Barcelona, just as their soccer team was treated after they won the World Cup in 1970.
  • jiào hǎn zhāo lái zài xún huí yǎn chū de yóu tuán dāng zhāo lái guān zhòng de rén
    To work as a barker, as at a carnival.
  • shì shàng hǎn jiào zhe zhāo lǎn shēng de rén zhēn néng shuōràng men mǎi liǎo hěn duō men shí bìng xiǎng yào dōng
    That barker at the fair was o persuasive that we were roped into buying a lot of things we didn't really want.
  • yào jiě jiǔ yào ?” jiǔ zhāo dài wèn dào
    "Have a dose of Anti-Tox?" asked the barmaid.
  • wèi xīn lái de jiǔ nán zhāo dài yuán zhēn ràng yòu xīng
    That new barman at the club really turns me on.
  • pèi xiàng jiǔ nán zhāo dài yuán zhǎ zhǎ yǎn jié máoqǐng gěi men yǐn liào lái
    Flutter your eyelashes at the barman. Peggy, and ask him to serve us with drinks.
  • wèishénme jiǔ zhāo dài néng dào xiǎo fèiér jiù rén shēng mìng de shēng què dào
    Why does a barman get a tip,but not a doctor who saves lives?
  • jiǔ zhāo dài piàn liǎo zài zhǎo tóu zhōng sài gěi liǎo méi wài guó yìng
    The barman slipped one over on me and gave me a foreign coin in my change.
  • yǔn zhàn shì jiā shǔ dào yíng kàn wàngbìng gěi jiā shǔ hěn hǎo de 'ān wèi zhāo dài
    We should also allow their family members to visit them in the army barracks, show solicitude for them and entertain them.
  • de jiàn zhāo lái liǎo lián chuàn de píng
    His comments provoked a barrage of criticism.
  • yào bèi piào liàng de zhāo dài yǐn yòu dào jiǔ
    Don't be allured into bars by the pretty waitresses.
  • zhī men yòu méi yòu jiǔ zhāo dài de kòngquē
    I am wondering if you have any openings for a bartender?
  • jiǔ zhāo dài kāi liǎo tǒng xīn jiǔ
    The bartender tapped a new keg of beer.
  • zhī men yòu méi yòu jiǔ zhāo dài de kòngquē
    I was wondering if you have any openings for a bartender?
  • qīn de péng yǒuzhè jiǔ zhāo dài duì cháng hěn qīn men liǎng qīn liǎo yuè
    a close friend; the bartender was chummy with the regular customers; the two were thick as thieves for months.
  • jiǔ zhāo dài pīn mìng quàn xiǎo huǒ diǎn wēi shì jiǔdàn xiǎo huǒ shí fēn jiān dìngbùwèi suǒ dòng
    The bartender endeavoured to persuade the lad to drink some whisky, but he was as firm as a rock against temptation.
  • jiē shàng hóng zhāo zhǎn
    The streets are bedecked with red banners.
  • jiē shàng hóng zhāo zhǎn
    The streets are bedecked with redflags.
  • de xíng wéi zhāo zhì jiān ruì de píng
    His behavior called forth sharp criticism.
  • men de xíng wéi zhāo zhì jiān ruì de píng
    Their behaviour called forth sharp criticisms.
  • yòng guǎn de guì tái bàn shì yuán zhāo shì zhě
    Used by a desk clerk in a hotel to summon a bellhop.
  • duō bèi dòng de shàn xíng zhuī dào zhǒng qíng yuàn de xīn qíng yuàn gěi zhāo lái tòng héng héng qiáo zhì · méi léi
    Much benevolence of the passive order may be traced to a disinclination to inflict pain upon oneself- George Meredith.
  • zhāo biāo tōng zhī
    notice call for bid
  • xiē gōng yìng gāi zhāo biāo
    the companies should bid competitively.
  • gōng chéng zhāo biāo tóu biāo
    bidding for construction projects
  • zhēn dān xīn zhè zhāo biāo shùn
    I fear for the bidding.
  • zhāo biāo tóu biāo zhì
    The system of public bidding for project