zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dāng chī liǎo píng guǒ zhī hòu duò luò liǎo
    Adam fell when he ate the apple.
  • luó rén wàng 'ōu zhōu suǒ yòu de luò biàn chéng wén míng shè huì
    The Romans hoped to civilize all the tribes of Europe.
  • luó yuán shǐ luò dài luó de sān fēn zhī de rèn men shì dīng rénsài bīn rén rén
    Any of the three divisions of the ancient Romans, namely, the Latin, Sabine, and Etruscan.
  • yīn shì jiè de tǒng zhì quán zuì zhōng biàn luò liǎo shēn 'ān dào de rén luó rén zhī shǒu
    Universal dominion, therefore, at last rested with the people who practised this art -- with the Romans;
  • de shàng shēng xiāng fǎnlìng rén sǎo xīng de xià luò
    a disappointing decline after ad previous rise.
  • luò shān yīng shǔ lún de zhǒng gāo de yún shānlán zhēn jiān de yuán zhuī xíng shù guān zhì jiān yìng zuò cái yòng xiāng zhì zào
    tall spruce of Rocky Mountains and British Columbia with blue-green needles and acutely conic crown; wood used for rough lumber and boxes.
  • de gōng zuò luò rén zhī shǒu shí kěn dìng wéi shāng xīndàn cóng wèi yánrěn shòu zhù liǎo zhè
    He must have felt acutely disappointed when his job went to another man, but he never said a word; he took it right on the chin.
  • huí xùn zhì luó zài qiú hái méi yòu luò dào zhuō miàn jiù qiú
    He returned it so quickly that Ronald accidentally hit it on the volley.
  • chā duàn zài biǎo xiàn zhù huò zhù xuán zhī jiān de duàn luò huí xuán zhōng
    A passage between statements of a main subject or theme, as in a rondo or fugue.
  • xuě luò zài dǐng shàng
    Snow alighted on the roof.
  • fáng dǐng jīng piàn piàn tuō luò
    Much of the roof was missing.
  • zhèng shì zhè zhǒng néng ruì zhìquè bǎo guó liǎng zhì luò shíér qiě lìng men shēn xìn men huì xíng chéng nuòwéi chí xiāng gǎng de xiàn yòu zhì gāo zhì
    It is this ability and acumen that will ensure the implementation of "one country, two systems" and that assures us about their commitment to the continuity of our existing systems and of a high degree of autonomy for Hong Kong.
  • zhèng shì zhè zhǒng néng zhì huìquè bǎo guó liǎng zhìnéng gòu suí zhe men mài jìn xīn yuán 'ér chéng gōng luò shí
    It is this ability and acumen that will ensure the successful implementation of "one country, two systems" as we move forward into the new century.
  • zhè zhǒng néng mǐn ruì chù juéquè bǎo guó liǎng zhìde gòu xiǎng zài wèi lái zhe luò shí
    It is this ability and acumen that will ensure the implementation of the "one country, two systems" concept as we move forward into the future.
  • xīn jiā shǐ guǎn kàn kànyóu shǐ duǎn guǎn wèi miǎn xiǎn yòu xiē kōng luò
    Visit the Singapore History Museum and you can see the country's short history makes the halls appear rather too roomy for the exhibits.
  • xíng měi nián luò guàn huò xiǎo xíng shù zhǒng xíng huā guānhuā cóng méi guī hóng dào yuán chǎn zhōuběi měi dōng zuò wéi zhuāng shì yòng shù
    large deciduous shrub or small tree having large open rosy to purplish flowers; native to Asia; prized as an ornamental in eastern North America.
  • luò de huīhóng yǐng qīng jīn zài lǒngzhào zài cūn luò shàng liǎo shì jiè shàng zài yòu zhí xiè de chán chán de liú shuǐ duō yìn de shù liǎo
    Are there no rosy sunsets today and no rainbows and no haze nestling over villages, and are there no falling cataracts and gurgling streams and shady trees?
  • zhè xiē shù zhī hěn kuài jiù huì diāo luò
    These branches will soon rot off.
  • yīn wéi qiú zài zhuǎnkàn shàng jiù yòu liǎo chū luò
    The sun appear to rise and set because of the earth's rotation.
  • zhè fāng miàn de gōng zuò nián jiǔ yuè zài xiāng gǎng shāng dìng wèiguó huò jīn zhì zhù de jīn zhì jīn réng wèi luò shí
    This, and other capital increases agreed for the IMF in Hong Kong in September last year, have still not been activated.
  • zhè jiě shì zhí jiēlìng rén fèi jiějiànjiē miáo shù de duàn luòjiànjiē de tīng shuō de qián zuì hǎo de péng yǒu jié hūn liǎo
    the explanation was circuitous and puzzling; a roundabout paragraph; hear in a roundabout way that her ex-husband was marrying her best friend.
  • men jiāng chuán diào tóu dǐng fēng tíng xià jiù luò shuǐ de rén
    We stopped to pick up the drowning man by rounding up the wind.
  • men dāng zhōng xiē rén hòu lái dào gāi quán zhōu cūn luò zuò liǎo xún gēn zhī shòu dào zōng qīn de qíng kuǎn dài
    Some of them made a trip to the village to search for their roots, and received a rousing reception from their kinsmen there.
  • mín shì 'àn zhào huò de xíng chē xiànxíng chē shí jiān biǎo shàng luò diǎn jīng yíng
    These services operate in accordance with approved routing, timetable and stopping places;
  • zuì hòu lún luò dào liǎo liú làng rén de pín mín
    He ended up on skid row.
  • luò
    The paint is rubbed off.
  • xué zhě men rèn wéi zhè luò kuǎn de huà de zuò zhě shì běn
    Scholars ascribe the unsigned painting to Rubens.
  • luò hǎo de míng shēng
    She acquired a bad reputation.
  • jìng nèi de xiǎo chéng bāng bié shì xiē jiào yuán shǐ luò hòu de chéng bāngshì shì bīng de lái yuán men shòu dōng fāng de wáng gōng guì lái cóng shì yòng huài xìng de zhàn zhēngrán hòu xié dài huí dào de guó jiā 'ān wǎn nián men shì fēi shēng chǎn xìng láo dòng zhě men dào de bào chóu lián tóng lüè duó suǒ duì gōng zhè xiē bào chóu de guó jiā lái shuō shì méi yòu huí bào de zhī chū
    The petty states of Greece, especially the ruder and more backward of those states, were nurseries of soldiers, who hired themselves to the princes and satraps of the East to carryon useless and destructive wars, and returned with their savings to pass their declining years in their own country.. these were unproductive labourers, and the pay they received, together with the plunder they took, was an outlay without return to the countries which furnished it;
  • zài shèng diàn xīn jiē shèng dīng jiē zhī jiānyòu yòu shèng dīng xiū dào yuànzuò luò zài huā yuán zhōng jiānzhù yòu fáng gōng shì lóu lián chéng piànzhōng lóu chóngdiéwǎn jiào huáng sān zhòng guānzhè zuò jiào táng wēi 'é zhuàng jiān cuījǐn shèng 'ěr màn ruì jiào táng
    Between the Rue Neuve-du-Temple and the Rue Saint-Martin, there was the Abbey of Saint-Martin, in the midst of its gardens, a superb fortified church, whose girdle of towers, whose diadem of bell towers,yielded in force and splendor only to Saint-Germain des Près.
  • zhè zuò shà zuò luò zài nuò nán 'āi 'ěr jiē sài lāi tǎn xiū dào yuàn zhī jiān zuò de shān qiáng zhì dié bèi xiū dào yuàn de jiān dǐng chèn tuōlún kuò xiàn xiǎn yōu piāo
    These four edifices filled the space from the Rue des Nonaindi es, to the abbey of the Celestins, whose spire gracefully relieved their line of gables and battlements.
  • zài shèng diàn lǎo jiē xīn jiē zhī jiānzuò luò zhe shèng diàn jiào táng zài dào zhù yòu zhì dié de kuān kuò wéi qiáng zhōng jiān lóu gāo sǒngxíng dān yǐng zhǐhǎo liáng
    Between the old and the new Rue du Temple, there was the Temple, a sinister group of towers, lofty, erect, and isolated in the middle of a vast, battlemented enclosure.