zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • luó rén de xìng luó gōng mín de sān míng tōng cháng shì zuì hòu míng kǎi zài yóu · yóu · kǎi zhōng
    The third and usually last name of a citizen of ancient Rome, as Caesar in Gaius Julius Caesar.
  • yīn kǎi de dōng guī kǎi shàng de dōng guī shàng
    Render there fore to Caesar the things that are Caesar's; and to God the things that are God's.
  • [ yàn ] kǎi zhī yìng gāi bèi rén huái gēn wěi rén yòu guān de rén jié shēn 'ài
    Caesar's wife must [ought to] be above suspicion.
  • āwěi de kǎi shì zhè yàng shòu
    “ O mighty Caesar, dost thou lie so low? ”
  • jié dòng fǎn duì zhū kǎi yīn móu de chuī zhě gōng yuán qián 42 nián)。
    prime mover in the conspiracy against Julius Caesar (died in 42 BC).
  • shǔ huò guān yóu · kǎi dehuò de fāng shì de
    of or relating to or in the manner of Julius Caesar.
  • kǎi de jué duì tǒng zhì
    France held undisputed dominion over vast areas of Africa; the rule of Caesar.
  • páng péi luó jiāng jūn zhèng zhì lǐng dǎo rén kǎi chéng liǎo sān rén guǎ tóu tǒng zhì( 60 50 nián), dàn hòu lái bèi kǎi bài bìng zài 'āi bèi móu shā
    Roman general and political leader. With Caesar and Crassus he formed a ruling triumvirate(60-50) but was later defeated by Caesar and murdered in Egypt.
  • zhì zhǐ yōng kǎi
    ] For my part, I am for Caesar alone." Etc., etc.
  • luó rén de shǒu míng luó gōng mín xìng míng zhōng de míng gài 'ā jiù shì gài 'ā · zhū · kǎi zhè xìng míng zhōng de míng
    The first name of a citizen of ancient Rome, as Gaius in Gaius Julius Caesar.
  • dōng běi sài chénggōng yuán qián 48 niánqiú · kǎi céng jué dìng xìng bài liǎo páng péi
    An ancient city of Thessaly in northeast Greece. Julius Caesar decisively defeated Pompey nearby in48 b.c.
  • zhì cái suǒ de dòng cháng cháng guān kǎi shàng de dōng jiāo zhì zài
    motives inspired by Mammon were often inextricably blended with things pertaining to Caesar and to God.
  • luó jiāng jūn zhèng zhì jiā kǎi zhēng chǎo guò bìng táo wǎng 'āi zài bèi móu shā
    Roman general and statesman who quarrelled with Caesar and fled to Egypt where he was murdered.
  • shū qíng shī rén 'ōu wén · kǎi ǒu rán tīng dào tánzòu gāng qín bìng jué hěn xiàng qián de zuò zhě qiáo zhì · shí wēn
    Lyricist Irving Caesar happened to hear him play the piano and thought he resembled his former collaborator George Gershwin.
  • kǎi xiū gòng tóng móu shā zhū kǎi de luó zhèng zhì jiāgōng yuán qián 85- 42)。
    statesman of ancient Rome who (with Cassius) led a conspiracy to assassinate Julius Caesar (85-42 BC).
  • yīn wéi zài kǎi wèile xiē xiáng de zhàoyóu shì 'ěr de yīcháng 'è mèng de yuán 'ér xiǎng shǐ cān yuàn xiān xíng sàn huì
    For when Caesar would have discharged the senate, in regard of some ill presages, and specially a dream of Calpurnia;
  • mendōu huà liǎo zhuāng cān jiā huìyuē hàn bàn chéng zhū kǎi bàn chéng suō bái shì wáng
    We went to the party in fancy dress; John was dressed as Julius Caesar and I went as Queen Elizabeth I.
  • dài gāo de biān jièkǎi de duì gōng yuán qián nián yuè guò dòng zhàn zhēng
    the boundary in ancient times between Italy and Gaul; Caesar's crossing it with his army in 49 BC was an act of war.
  • gāo de zhàn zhēng zhōngzhū kǎi jiāng jūn lǐng dǎo xià de luó jiāng jūnwèile 'āi wáng hòu 'ào 'ér jué liǎo de men bèi hǎi yán qún luò wéi bài
    Roman general under Julius Caesar in the Gallic wars; repudiated his wife for the Egyptian queen Cleopatra; they were defeated by Octavian at Actium (83-30 BC).
  • shǒu xiānzài dōng biānxīn chéng de zhè fēn jīn tiān réng rán yán yòng jiā miù luò yòu shǐ kǎi xiàn tán de piàn zhǎo wéi míng
    First, to the eastward,in that part of the town which still takes its name from the marsh where Camulog es entangled Caesar, was a pile of palaces.
  • 1996 nián xiē 'ěr zhǎng guǎn shuǐ zǒng gōng zhī hòu jiāng biàn wǎng de gōng zhōng guī wéi liǎng lèi lèi shì gōng yòng shì bāo kuò shuǐdiàn gōng gòng jiāo tōnglìng lèi shì xùn bāo kuò fèi diàn shìdiàn xìn yīn wǎngzhè jiāngāi gōng de shàng shì běn 'é lěi zēngzhǎng liǎo 8 bèi
    Since taking over the helm at Generale des Eaux/Vivendi in 1996, Messier has increased the firm's market capitalisation eightfold. He has focused the sprawling conglomerate around two core activities, utilities -- water, power and transport -- and communications pay-TV, telecoms and Internet.
  • mín men dào jiù wǎng jìn liǎo hǎi
    As soon as they reached the fishing area, the fishermen cast their nets into the sea.
  • wǎng xiǎo chí
    Cast the net into the stream.
  • wǎng zhě
    A caster of nets.
  • gōng kāi wǎng dào chù xīn de xiāo shòu zhù rèn .
    The company is casting its net wide in its search for a new sales director.
  • bié shì yòng shǒu zài kuài
    sown by casting over a wide area especially by hand.
  • chuán shàng mín yòu de zài wǎngyòu de zài shōu wǎng
    On the boats men were casting nets or drawing them up[in].
  • fèng xiàn shì shèng cān de bài shì de zhù yào fēn zhī jiǔ huómiàn bāo yóu zhù lǐng de shén fèng xiàn gěi shàng
    One of the principal parts of the Eucharistic liturgy at which bread and wine are offered to God by the celebrant.
  • zài mài piàn shàng liǎo táng
    He sprinkled sugar over his cereal.
  • gān cǎo xiè cóng gān cǎo zhōng luò chū lái de cǎo xiè huò mài jiē
    Pieces of chaff or straw that fall from hay.
  • kāi huí .
    Hie (thee) to thy chamber.
  • xiǎo jiào táng chàng de shén
    A priest who sings in a chantry.