称zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tā zì chēng néng zuò hǎo zhè xiàng gōng zuò。
    He professed that he could do the job well.
  • tā bèi nà xiē zì chēng shì tā de péng yǒu hé zhī chí tā de rén chū mài liǎo。
    She was betrayed by her professed friends and supporters.
  • sān wèi yī tǐ lùn de xiāng xìn huò xuān chēng xìn yǎng jī dū jiào sān wèi yī wèi huò sān wèi yī tǐ lùn de
    Believing or professing belief in the Christian Trinity or the doctrine of the Trinity.
  • tā zì chēng gǎn dào bēi shāng， dàn wài biǎo què kàn bù chū lái。
    He professes himself to be sad but does not look it.
  • tā men shēng chēng tóng qíng qióng rén , wǒ duì cǐ yòu xiē huái yí .
    I'm rather sceptical about their professed sympathy for the poor.
  • tā zì chēng duì nà shì yī wú suǒ zhī .
    She professed total ignorance of the matter.
  • tā shēng chēng duì gāi yīn móu háo bù zhī qíng .
    He professed that he knew nothing about the plot.
  • gōng kāi shēng chēng fǎn duì zì yóu mào yì de rén
    a professed opponent of free trade
  • mó ní bō sī yù yán jiā hé mó ní jiào chuàng shǐ rén。 tā xuān chēng shì jiè shì yóu shàn hé 'è xiāng děng qiě xiāng duì de liǎng zhǒng lì liàng zǔ chéng de hùn hé tǐ
    Persian prophet and founder of Manichaeism. He professed that the world is a fusion of the equal but opposite forces of good and evil.
  • tā zì chēng shì nǚ quán yùn dòng zhě .
    She is professedly a feminist.
  • zhōng guó gè lèi nǚ zhuān yè jì shù rén yuán １ ．１ yì duō rén， zhàn zhuān yè jì shù rén yuán zǒng shù de ４ ０． ６ ％， bǐ１ ９９ ５ nián zēngzhǎng liǎo１４． ８％， qí zhōng jù yòu zhōng、 gāo jí zhí chēng de nǚ zhuān yè jì shù rén yuán fēn bié wéi ３ ２６．３ wàn rén、４３．６ wàn rén。
    Among the nation 's professionals, more than 110 million were women, constituting 40.6 percent of the total, or an increase of 14.8 percent over 1995. Among those female professionals, 3.263 million and 436,000 have professional titles of middle and senior ranks, respectively.
  • dàn shì， duì yú yī wèi jiào shòu ( duō bàn shì zhǐ yī wèi dà xué jiào shòu )， nǐ kě dān chēng tā jiào shòu， dài bù dài xìng shì dū xíng。
    But for a professor, who is nearly always a university professor, you may call him professor, with or without his surname.
  • hòu dài rén、 dòng wù huò zhí wù de zǐ sūn huò hòu dài（ zǒng chēng ）
    The progeny or descendants of a person, an animal, or a plant considered as a group.
  • java yě shǐ zhēng lùn zhōng de yī lèi xīn de chēng zhī wéi wǎng luò jì suàn jī（ jí nc） de biàn yí jì suàn jī chéng wéi kě néng， sun、 ibm、 oracle、 apple hé qí tā gōng sī xī wàng zhè zhǒng jì suàn jī jiāng zài gōng sī hé jiā tíng zhōng pǔ jí kāi lái。
    Java is also making possible a controversial new class of cheap machines called network computers, or NCs, which Sun, IBM, Oracle, Apple, and others hope will proliferate in corporations and our homes.
  • rú yǐ fēn xíng xíng shì jīng yíng， zé kě cǎi yòng yínháng de zhù cè míng chēng huò qí yǎn shēng cí， dàn bì xū yī bìng xiǎn yǎn liè chū " yòu xiàn zhì pái zhào yínháng " zì yàng。
    If in branch form, they may use their registered name even if it includes the word 'bank' or a derivative, but in this case it must be qualified prominently by the words 'restricted licence bank' in immediate conjunction.
  • shàng hǎi de shēn bàn zhě chēng shì bó huì jiāng xī yǐn 7000 wàn yóu kè。
    Shanghai's promoters say their World's Fair will attract 70 million visitors.
  • zhè shì dì yī rén chēng de dài míng cí。
    This is a firstpersonal pronoun.
  • rén chēng zhǐ guān xì dào wèi yǔ dòng cí biàn huà de sān lèi rén chēng xíng shì， yòng yǐ qū bié shuō huà rén（ dì yī rén chēng ）、 yǔ zhī jiāo tán de rén（ dì 'èr rén chēng ） hé tí jí de rén huò dōng xī（ dì sān rén chēng ）
    Any of three groups of pronoun forms with corresponding verb inflections that distinguish the speaker(first person), the individual addressed(second person), and the individual or thing spoken of(third person).
  • niǔ yuē diàn huà gōng sī céng jīng zuò guò yī xiàng diào chá， yán jiū zài diàn huà zhōng， zuì cháng yòng dào de shì shénme yǔ， zhè gè dá 'àn yě xǔ nǐ zǎo cāi duì liǎo， nà jiù shì rén chēng dài míng cí zhōng de 「「 wǒ 」」。
    The New York Telephone Company made a detailed study of telephone conversations to find out which word is the most frequently used. You have guessed it: it is the personal pronoun “ I.
  • dài cí yǔ dòng cí zài rén chēng shàng de yī zhì xìng。
    agreement in person between pronouns and verbs.
  • yòng yú zhǐ bèi tā men cóng zhōng chū xiàn de yǔ yán suǒ chēng hū de rén de dài cí huò dòng cí。
    pronouns and verbs used to refer to the person addressed by the language in which they occur.
  • yī shēng men xuān chēng tā yǐ tuō lí wēi xiǎn。
    The doctors pronounced that he was out of danger.
  • yòng yú chǎn shēng pēn qì de rèn hé yè tǐ huò gù tǐ wù zhì jūn bèi chēng wéi tuī jìn jì。
    Any material , liquid or solid , consumed in the production of the gaseous jet is termed a propellant.
  • zhè gè chéng shì běn shēn； tā suǒ shēng chēng de shì yǔ nà yīháng wéi běn shēn xiāng guān de。
    the city proper; his claim is connected with the deed proper.
  • zhī chí zhě men chēng ， yóu yú duì ruǎn yìng jiàn shì jí zhōng kòng zhì de， gù wéi hù wú pán nc bǐ wéi hù pc gèng róng yì、 gèng piányí。
    Proponents claim the diskless NCs are easier and cheaper to maintain than PCs because control over hardware and software is centralized.
  • cisco shì zhī chí ip duō bō de lǐng tóu gōng sī， gāi gōng sī chēng ，《 cái fù》 500 dà gōng sī zhōng yòu 50% dōuzài shǐ yòng cǐ jì shù， yòng yú mǒu zhǒng xíng shì de nèi róng fēn fā。
    Cisco, one of the leading proponents of IP Multicast, claims that 50% of Fortune 500 companies are using the technology for some form of content distribution.
  • xiàn zài de bào zhǐ hé jiàn měi zá zhì dōuzài chàng dǎo měi tiān zhì shǎo yǐn yòng８ zhěng bēi gòng６４ àng sī de shuǐ， rèn wéi zhè yàng cái néng huó dé gèng jiàn kāng， tā men jiāng zhè chēng wéi "８ ×８ " jiàn kāng lǐ lùn。
    Newspaper articles， health and beauty magazines all advise drinking at least ８ full glasses of water a day totaling ６４ ounces for optimal health--an approach called" ８ x ８ "by proponents．
  • xíng zhuàng bǐ lì shàng bù xiāng chēng de。
    out of proportion in shape.
  • quē shǎo shēn tǐ shàng de měi lì huò zhě yún chēng 。
    lacking in physical beauty or proportion.
  • tā de huā fèi yǔ shōu rù bù xiāng chēng 。
    His expenditure is out of proportion to his income.
  • zhè mén yǔ chuāng hù bù xiāngchèn。
    The door is out of proportion with the windows.
  • bù chéng bǐ lì de， bù xiāng chēng de， rú zài chǐ cùn、 xíng zhuàng huò shù liàng shàng
    Out of proportion, as in size, shape, or amount.