zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • chǎn shēng zhǒng xià děng cuò zōng de xīn liǎoguò liǎo huì huì xiàn jié zài wéi dōng fāng wén huàtài jiāo 'àokāng kǎi 'áng shì shì shí shàng shì zhī suǒ yún de
    An inferiority complex sets in, and in the next moment you may find him the most arrogant, chauvinistic defender of the Oriental civilization, without knowing what he is talking about.
  • zhèng zài xún zhǎo jiào piányí de dōng
    I was looking for something cheaper.
  • piányí huò zhèng cháng jià de dōng
    Things which are cheaper than usual
  • yào zhǎo xiē gèng piányí de dōng
    I'll look for something cheaper.
  • zhè dōng néng piányí diǎn
    Have you got anything a little cheaper.
  • men gào men zài shénme fāng mǎi dōng huì piányí
    They told us where to shop cheaply
  • qīn 'ài de zuò dào gāng qín qián shuō,“ sòng gěi de dōng fàng zài tiān píng de zhè biān duì shuō de huà fàng zài lìng biānzhè yàng chēng jué jiē shòu lái fǎng hái shì tài piányí liǎo 。”
    'My dear, ' said Marguerite, sitting down at her piano, 'when I weigh in one hand what he gives me and, in the other, the things he says to me, I conclude that I let him have his visits very cheaply.'
  • piàn rén de dōng
    Cheat sth. of sb.
  • piàn mǒu rén yìng de dōng yóu shì qián
    cheat somebody out of what is due, especially money.
  • cóng zhī piào shàng xià zhāng zhī piào xià shàng nián de dōng
    Detach a check from the checkbook; detach burs from one's coat.
  • lùn jiè yuè shēng yīn shū hái shì xiàng shū cóng shū guǎn lái de rèn dōng , checkout shìjiè yuè”。
    And I guess all of them work the same way they do here, audio books, video books, anything you check out, then of course, the word"checkout" is to borrow.
  • lùn jiè yuè shēng yīn shū hái shì xiàng shū cóng shū guǎn lái de rèn dōng , checkout shìjiè yuè”。
    And I guess all of them work the same way they do here, audio books, video books, anything you check out, then of course, the word "checkout" is to borrow.
  • liǎng xiāng duì de zài xíng zhuàng huò wèi zhì shàng xiàng liǎn jiá de dōng
    Something resembling the cheek in shape or position.
  • zhè fáng jiān yòu xiē lìng rén kuài de dōng yōu kuài de rénlìng rén mèn de fāng
    something cheerless about the room; a moody and uncheerful person; an uncheerful place.
  • men shēnqiè huái niàn wéi zhōng guó de mìngjiàn shè gǎi wéi zhōng guó gòng chǎn dǎng de jiàn gǒng zhǎn zuò chū zhòng gòng xiàn de máo dōngzhōu 'ēn láiliú shǎo zhū dèng xiǎo píngchén yún děng de lǎo bèi chǎn jiē mìng jiāshēnqiè huái niàn wéi chuàng hàn wèi jiàn shè xīn zhōng guó 'ér yīng yǒng shēng de mìng xiān lièshēnqiè huái niàn jìn dài lái wéi zhōng huá mín de jiě fàng 'ér fèn dǒu de qiē xiān
    We cherish dearly the memory of Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai , Liu Shaoqi, Zhu De, Deng Xiaoping, Chen Yun and other late proletarian revolutionaries of the older generation who made great contributions to China's revolution, construction and reforms and to the founding, consolidation and development of the Communist Party of China. We cherish dearly the memory of the revolutionary martyrs who sacrificed their lives heroically for the sake of founding, defending and building New China. We cherish dearly the memory of all the pioneers who fought for the independence and liberation of the Chinese nation in modern times.
  • shàng rén zhú chū liǎo diàn yuán hòuzài diàn yuán de dōng biān 'ān zhì liǎo yòu chì de tiān shǐ zhuàndòng shí huǒ guāng shǎn shǎn de bǎo jiànlái shǒu zhù tōng wǎng shēng mìng zhī shù de
    He cast him out, and to the east of the garden of Eden he stationed the cherubim and a sword whirling and flashing to guard the way to the tree of life.
  • qiē yīng guó zhōng shì zhènwèi dōng nán piān nán chù shàngluó rén céng zài zhù bǎo shǒu wèi liú wēi 'ěr shì de zhè tiáo liúbìng jiāng xiē chēng wéi qiē jiēyán zhe zhù yào jiē dào de liǎng pái shāng diàn fáng 'ér zhù míngrén kǒu 58, 100
    A borough of west-central England on the Dee River south-southeast of Liverpool. The Romans built a fort here to defend the river crossing into Wales and named the settlement Deva. Chester is known for its Rows, a double tier of shops and houses along its main streets. Population,58, 100.
  • shù yòu qīn yuán guān huò xiāng de zhǒng luò guàn huò 'ǎi shùyóu zhǐ yuán chǎn měi guó dōng de 'ǎi
    Any of several deciduous shrubs or small trees related and similar to the chestnut, especially Castanea pumila, native to the eastern United States.
  • yòu 'ér cháng shí 'ài yǎo dōng .
    Babies like to chew something when they're teething.
  • shèn zhì de 'è huì tòng jǔjué dōng
    Even my jaw hurts and I can't chew on anything.
  • chéng měi guó huái 'é míng zhōu dōng nán chéng shìwèi xià yán chéng běi 1868 nián yóu tiě dào de jiàn chéng 'ér chéng shì huái 'é míng xué( 1886 nián chéng suǒ zài rén kǒu 26, 687
    A city of southeast Wyoming west-northwest of Cheyenne. Settled in1868 with the coming of the railroad, it is the seat of the University of Wyoming(founded1886). Population,26, 687.
  • shì guózài jīn shān dōng shěng de zhōng dōng běi guó jiào xiǎozài jīn shān dōng shěng de nán
    Chi was a big state in the central part of the present Shantung Province, and Lu was a smaller one in the southern part.
  • zhāng yìn zài běiqín róng zài shān dōngjiǎn zhí shì tiān hàn jiān de xíng wéi hěn shǎo bié
    Chang Yin-wu in Hopei and Chin Chi-jung in Shantung are simply violating all laws, human or divine, and are scarcely distinguishable from the traitors.
  • xiāng gǎng píng jiè yán shǐ de niǔ dàiróng dào hǎi wài huá rén wǎng luò zhōngxiāng gǎng hái yòu guǎng dōng zhè gōng nèi shǐ shàng hǎi xíng chéng liǎo xiāng gǎng yào duō de guó nèi jīn róng xiāng gǎng réng jiāng bǎo chí zuò wéi zhōng guó guó róng zhōng xīn de wèi
    The city is wired into the overseas?Chinese network by bonds of language and history, has its Guangdong indus trial hinterland and will remain the international?financeraising centre of Chi na even as Shanghai develops a far larger domestic?finance base.
  • zài gōng yuán 502 nián dào 556 nián de liáng cháo shǐ guān biān zuǎn deliáng shūzhōng xiě dào cháo ( gōng yuán 499 nián ) yòu míng jiào huì shēn de zhōng guó shàng sāng guó xuān yáng jiào,“ sāngzài hàn guó dōng 20, 000 7, 000 yīng )。
    It was written in the Great Chinese Encyclopedia, compiled by the court historian of the Liang emperors from 502 to 556, that there was a Chinese Buddhist missionary, named Hui Shen, who went to a Kingdom of Fu sang during Chi Dynasty (499 A.D.) and that that country was 20,000 li(7,000 miles) to the east of Tahan.
  • zài nán jiù nào píng jiāng cǎn 'ànzài nán jiù nào què shān cǎn 'ànzài shān jiù nào jiù jūn xīn jūnzài běi jiù nào zhāng yìn jūnzài shān dōng jiù nào qín róng yóu duìzài 'è dōng jiù nào chéng huái shā liù bǎi gòng chǎn dǎng yuánzài shǎn gān níng biān jiù nào nèi dediǎn xiàn gōng zuò”、 wài defēng suǒ gōng zuò”, bìng qiě hái zhǔn bèi zhe jūn shì jìn gōng
    In Hunan, there was the Ping kiang massacre;in Honan, the Chuehshan massacre;in Shansi, the old army attacked the new army;in Hopei, Chang Yin-wu attacked the Eighth Route Army;in Shantung, Chin Chi-jung attacked the guerrillas;in eastern Hupeh, Cheng Ju-huai killed between five and six hundred Communists;and as for the Shensi-Kansu-Ningsia Border Region, the die-hards are trying to set up a spy network from within and enforce a "blockade" from without, and are preparing an armed attack.
  • qián shì men suǒ zhuān zhù de dōng
    Money was their chief preoccupation.
  • qiú cháng wáng qiú cháng huò tǒng zhì zhě bié shì zài zhōng dōng
    A prince, chieftain, or governor, especially in the Middle East.
  • biān wěi de bān wén gèng 'àn gèng duōchǎn cóng luó duō dōng nán dào de dōng
    markings are darker and more marked than in western whiptail; from southeastern Colorado to eastern Chihuahua.
  • zhè zuò zhōng xīnshǐ jiào tángzài suǒ yòu lǎo jiào táng zhōng shuō shì shén huà zhōng zhǒng guài shòutóu shì zhè jiào táng de zhī yòu shì jiào táng detún yòu shì lìng zuò dezǒng zhīměi zuò jiào táng diǎn shénme dōng
    This central mother church is, among the ancient churches of Paris, a sort of chimera; it has the head of one, the limbs of another, the haunches of another, something of all.
  • wěi yuánlèi rén yuán zhǒng xīng xīng 'ér wěi de dōng bàn qiú líng cháng dòng bāo kuò hēi xīng xīng xīng xīngcháng yuán xīng xīng
    Any of various large, tailless Old World primates of the family Pongidae, including the chimpanzee, gorilla, gibbon, and orangutan.
  • qīn zài zhōng chǎng xiū shí jìn liàng liáo xiē kuài de shì 'ér bìng jìn néng duō chī dōng
    My father tried to make pleasant chitchat and eat as much as he could during halftime.