zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • bàng qiāo zhǐ chū de huǒ rén dào yòng liǎo jīn
    She insinuate to us that her partner have embezzle fund.
  • shēng chǎn shēng huò chū kuài chí duàn de jiǎn duǎn qiāo shēng
    To make or emit a quick succession of short percussive sounds.
  • duō shù quàn shuō yòng qíng gǎn yán biǎo shù zhǐ zài huàn men de qíng gǎnér zài yào men zǎi tuī qiāo zhēn zhuó
    Most of this persuasion is couched in emotive language and is intended to appeal to our feelings rather than to be weighed up by our powers of reasoning.
  • yòng quán tóu qiāo zhù zhuō wéi de biàn zhù wēi
    He bang his fist on the table to emphasize his argument.
  • zhōng guó rén chú liǎo xīn shǎng shān fēng shí tóu de xióng wěi zhī wàiduì huā yuán de shí tóu chǎn shēng liǎo zhǒng xīn shǎng de wèi suǒ zhù zhòng de shì shí tóu de gòu zàobiǎo miàn wén yòu shí zhù zhòng shí tóu bèi qiāo shí suǒ chū de shēng xiǎng
    Side by side with this appreciation of the grandeur of rocks on mountain peaks, there developed then a different appreciation of rocks in gardens, emphasizing their color, texture, surface, grains and sometimes the sounds they produced when struck.
  • hái yòu zhǒng zhǒng yuán yīn shǐ yuàn zài rén jiàn miàn shí qiāo bié rén de mén
    There are many reasons you don't want to be pounding on someone's door for a private first?time encounter.
  • dòng chū qiāo de shēng yīn
    The engine is knocking.
  • sūn lín xué diàn xué de xué shēng qiāo huái jiào shòu de ménjiào shòu shì wèi yīng guó lǎo tài tài
    Sun Lin, a student of Electronics, knocks on the door of prof. White, an eldery Englishwoman.
  • jìn lái qián qǐng xiān qiāo mén
    Please do not enter before knocking on the door.
  • méi qiāo mén jiù jìn liǎo fáng jiān
    She entered the room without knocking.
  • suǒ jià bié gāo 'áng de fēi guǎnhuò zǒng huì děng), zhuān qiāo zhú gàng de chǎng suǒ
    a place of entertainment where high prices are charged for poor entertainment.
  • měng qiāo ménxià 'āi zhàn liǎo lái
    Eric started up when I hanged the door.
  • qiāo zhà suǒ zhě qíng lüè duó bié rén de rén
    A person, such as an extortionist, who preys upon others.
  • de qiāo zhà xíng wéi chù fàn liǎo
    the extortion by dishonest officials of fees for performing their sworn duty.
  • men de jié lùn shìyóu xiē zhuān gòu guǎn shù wén huà kāng shì huì jiào shìyīn men huì shù zhǎn kāng zhǎn yòu guān rén shì tóng shāng wéi wén huà shù kāng shè xīn de xíng zhèng jià gòu qiāo dìng jié hòuxīn jià gòu zài jiǔ jiǔ jiǔ nián nián qián shè
    We will therefore develop a new administrative framework for the delivery of these services with the Arts Development Council, the Sports Development Board and other concerned parties before finalising the details of the new structure, so that we can put this in place before the end of 1999.
  • yòu yòng shǒu zhǐ jiān qiāo zhuō de nǎo rén guàn
    He has the annoying habit of drumming the table with his fingertip.
  • yòu yòng shǒu zhǐ jiān qiāo zhuō de nǎo rén guàn
    He have the annoying habit of drum the table with his fingertip.
  • qǐng jiāng yān dǒu de yān huī qiāo zài zhōng yào qiāo zài bǎn shàng
    Please tap your pipe out into the fireplace not onto the floor.
  • qiāo yóu zhǐ yòng quán
    A blow, especially with the fist.
  • qiāo yóu zhǐ yòng quán
    To hit, especially with the fist.
  • yòng quán tóu qiāo zhuō
    He struck his fist on the table.
  • shǐ yòng quán tóu qiāo zhuō
    Smith batted the table with his fist.
  • mén huán gōng qiāo mén yòng de yòu jiǎo liàn de dìng jīn shǔ huán huò gān
    A hinged fixture, such as a metal ring or bar, used for knocking on a door.
  • men yòng chuí kuài jīn shǔ qiāo píng
    We can flatten out a piece of metal by hammering it.
  • qiāo wān qiāo píng tōng guò nòng wān huò nòng biǎn chū de duān lái dìng dīng huò luó dīng
    To fix or secure(a nail or bolt, for example) by bending down or flattening the pointed end that protrudes.
  • běn de xiē shāng diàn jiǎn zhí shì qiāo zhà lái jiǎ de rénde qián) .
    Some local shops are really fleecing the holiday-makers (of their money).
  • jiā guǎn qiāo liǎo men qián
    They fleeced us at that hotel.
  • qiāo suì yòng zhòng lái zhuàng suì huò záo suìshí tóu), suì shí huò hēi yào yán shí zhì chéng gōng
    To break or chip(stone) with sharp blows, as in shaping flint or obsidian into tools.
  • méi guī měi nián huì sòng láiér qiězhǐ yòu dāng zài yìng mén shízhǐ yòu dāng huā diàn diàn zhù tíng zhǐ qiāo mén shí men cái huì zài lái
    The roses will come every year, and they will only stop when your door's not answered, when the florist stops to knock."
  • hǎo duō gào bǎo luó jìn qián qiāo mén zǒng wàng
    I've told Paul several times to knock at the door before coming in! but he's forgetting things all the time.
  • de qián shū duì jìn xíng qiāo zhà
    He is blackmailed by his former secretary.
  • yòu rén zài měng liè qiāo mén
    There was a furious knock at the door.