zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • běn guó zhù miè wáng zhōng guó de gēn běn fāng zhēn shì jué huì biàn de
    Japanese imperialism will never change its basic policy of subjugating China.
  • jiàn men wǎng zài xīn suǒ fàn de xìng bìng de cuò tuō liǎo qún zhòng liǎo zài duì dǒu zhēng què gēn de shì shàngzào chéng liǎo duō kùn nánsuǒ quán yìng gēn yuè 'èr shí zhōng yāng guān jiǔ nián de gǎi gōng zuò zhěng dǎng gōng zuò de zhǐ shìchóngxīn quán pán kǎo men de gōng zuò fāng zhēn lüè zhòu
    We were guilty of being too impetuous in the new liberated areas, alienating ourselves from the masses, isolating ourselves, and creating many difficulties in our struggle against the enemy and in our effort to establish base areas. In view of this, comrades working in the Central Plains should review all our policies and tactical measures in accordance with the directive on the work of land reform and of Party consolidation in 1948, issued by the Central Committee on May 25.
  • shí tiáo  guó yuàn gēn běn zhì dìng shí shī tiáo
    Article 41 The State Council shall formulate the implementing regulations in accordance with this Law.
  • shí jiǔ tiáo  guó yuàn gēn běn zhì dìng shí shī tiáo
    Article 49 The State Council shall, on the basis of this Law, formulate the implementing regulations.
  • hūn yīn zhì gǎi tiáo guī dìngfán zài jiǔ nián shí yuè huò hòu zài běn gǎng jié de hūn yīnyìng hán yòu nán yuàn zhōng shēn jié de ér yìng shè rèn rén shì de cānyùzhè xiē hūn yīn zhǐ gēn hūn yīn tiáo de guī dìng jié
    The Marriage Reform Ordinance provides that all marriages entered into in Hong Kong on or after October 7, 1971, shall imply the voluntary union, for life, of one man and one woman to the exclusion of all others.They may be contracted only in accordance with the Marriage Ordinance.
  • zhì dìng guàn chè dǎng de fāng zhēn zhèng běn zhuóyǎn diǎn shì yào dài biǎo zuì guǎng rén mín de gēn běn zhèng què fǎn yìng jiān tóng fāng miàn qún zhòng de shǐ quán rén mín cháo zhe gòng tóng de fāng xiàng wěn qián jìn
    More importantly, we must pay great attention to less developed areas and the industries and people in straitened circumstances and show concern for them.
  • jīn de shōu lái xiàng gēn shū láo gōng jìhuà pìn yòng wài gōng rén de zhù suǒ zhēng shōu de kuǎn xiàngzhēng kuǎn 'é wéi měi míng gōng rén měi yuè 400 yuán
    Other sources of income include a levy charged on employers with imported workers under the labour importation scheme, at the rate of $400 per worker per month.
  • gēn duì jìn kǒu shāng de shí xiāo shòu dào de pàn duànchū kǒu shāng hái guī dìng jìn kǒu shāng xiāo shòu guī dìng chǎn pǐn de
    Based on his judgment of importer's strength and channel of distribution, the exporter can also specify the area in which the importer can sell the specified products.
  • gēn shàng wén shí tiáo duì shāng pǐn fàng xíng de zhōng zhǐyìng tōng zhī jìn kǒu rén shēn qǐng rén
    The importer and the applicant shall be promptly notified of the suspension of the release of goods according to Article 51.
  • zhāng guó dào xiàn xiāng xìn zài cáng rén huí rén néng jiàn men de gēn zhí dài pèng hòu fāng cái xiāng xìn shì shí
    Another case is that of the adherents of the Chang Kuo-tao line, who did not admit the impossibility of establishing our bases in the regions of the Tibetan and the Hui peoples until they ran up against a brick wall.
  • zài zhè diǎn shàng miànyòu chǎn shēng men de kàng zhàn shì chí jiǔ zhàn 'ér néng shèng de gēn tóng shí jiāng bèi xiē rén yòng zuò wéi wáng guó lùn tuǒ xié lùn de gēn
    This too is a basis for the protracted nature of our War of Resistance and the impossibility of quick victory, but at the same time certain people will use it as a basis for their theories of national subjugation and of compromise.
  • zhè gēn běn xíng tōng
    This is utterly impracticable.
  • kàn pàn duàn gēn zài mǒu rén nǎo zhōng de yìn xiàng lái pàn duàn jiàn
    A judgment based on one's impressions; an opinion.
  • gēn rén de yìn xiànggǎn jué guān niàn 'ér shì guān de shì shí dào de pàn duàn
    judgment based on individual personal impressions and feelings and opinions rather than external facts.
  • yòu zhōng shēn zhí wèixiǎng shòu měi guó guó jiā jīn xué huì kuǎn de xué jiā men cháo xiào zhè zhǒng kàn zhǐ chū zhè zhǒng gēn běn néng shí xiàn de kàn shì men duì wèi lái shì de zhǒng huāng táng de
    Scientists with tenured faculty positions and NSF grants ridiculed these visions, noting that their fundamental improbability made them an absurd projection of what the future holds.
  • men yòng liǎng tiáo máo tǎn gēn cháng gān chéng lín shí zhàng péng
    We improvised a tent out of two blankets and some long poles.
  • shì qián zhǔn bèi 'ér gēn qíng kuàng cǎi xíng dònglín shí xiàn zuò
    Act without preparation according to the demands of a situation; improvise
  • 16 dào 18 shì de gēn chéng shì huà de qíng jǐng juésè xīng chuàng zuò 'ér chéng
    Italian comedy of the 16th to 18th centuries improvised from standardized situations and stock characters.
  • gōng zuò zuòde hǎo huò zuòde gān jìng shuǎng kuàizhè zhǒng chōng dòng gēn běn shì zhǒng shěn měi de chōng dòngshā rén de xíng wéi huò yīn móu suī shì 'è huàn shì guǒ zuòde gān jìng shuǎng kuàikàn lái shì měi de
    The impulse to do a nice job or a neat job is essentially an aesthetic impulse....
  • de shí jiān pái hěn mǎnxué shēng gēn běn jiē chù
    His busy schedule made him completely inaccessible to his students.
  • de shí jiān pái hěn mǎnxué shēng gēn běn jiē chù
    His busy schedule make him completely inaccessible to his student.
  • shì shí shì 1994 nián wéi zhōng guó cái zhèng kuǎn yòng chéng shì lèi yuàn 'ér tóng de yǎng fèi yòng wéi 1.69 yuán zhōng 40% zuǒ yòu zhí jiē yòng zuò shōu yǎng de cán 'ér tóng de shēng huó fèi yònghái yòu 20% zuǒ yòu shì yòu guān de shè bèi wéi xiūrén yuán péi xùn yòng bǎo zhèng yuàn zhèng cháng gōng zuò de fèi yònggōng zuò rén yuán de gōng jiǎng jīn tuì xiū rén yuán de gōng zǒng gòng yuē zhàn 40% zuǒ yòu gēn běn cún zài suǒ wèi de fēn jīn bèi yòng zuò gōng zuò rén yuán gōng jiǎng jīn de qíng kuàng
    In fact, the sum for bringing up children in urban welfare institutions of various kinds in China allocated by China's financial departments at different levels in 1994, for instance, totalled 169 million yuan, of which about 40 percent was used for the living expenses of the orphans and disabled children; about 20 percent was spent on equipment maintenance, staff training and daily operating expenses; finally, about 40 percent was used for staff salaries and bonuses and for retirement pensions. From the above figures it can be clearly seen that the claim that most of the funds were used for salaries and bonuses is inaccurate.
  • yòu de qīng xiàngbiǎo xiàn zài yòu de rén gǎo gǎi kàn jiàn zhōng yāng chū yào jiǎng zhèng lüèjiù wéi yòu gēn liǎoshuō màn màn lái jiǎng xiē lüè
    The Right tendency is manifested in that some comrades are not taking an active part in land reform. They take the Central Committee's emphasis on policies and tactics as grounds for their inaction, saying that the reform can wait because they have to study the tactics first.
  • zuò zhě zài dàoshǔ 'èr zhāng shuō chū liǎo xiōng shǒu shì shuídàoshǔ 'èr gēn zhù shàng de xíng
    the author inadvertently reveals the murderer in the penultimate chapter; the figures in the next-to-last column.
  • men de gēn běn yuán zhǐ yòu tiáo xīzàng shì zhōng guó fēn de fēn
    We have only one fundamental principle, namely, Tibet is an inalienable part of China.
  • yòu guān péi gēn suō shì shú yōu shú liè de wèn jué zhè yàng duān pān lìng rén shēng yàn yòu shì
    When it comes to weighing Bacon and Shakespeare against each other I find that comparisons are both odious and inapplicable.
  • gēn zǒng biān zài jiù zhí yǎn shuō zhōng zuò liǎo duō shǒu shì
    President Reagcn accompanied his inauguration speech with many gestures.
  • zhè gēn gùn gēn cháng 4 yīng cùn
    This stick is four inch longer than that one.
  • kào huò bàn suí zhe zhù yào de gēn yuán de shì
    depending on or incidental to what is original or primary.
  • shǒu shàng qiē kāi liǎo kǒu biàn chū gēn
    An incision was made into his hand to take out the splinter.
  • cāi gēn fēi jié lùn xìng de zhèng suǒ zuò de tuī cāi
    To infer from inconclusive evidence; guess.
  • yóu dōng yìn qún dǎo de zhǒng yǎn shēng lái de yòu gēn zhuàng jīng de zhǒng qiū hǎi táng de rèn zhǒng yòu shí bān wén de mài cāo zhì de yòu máo de jīngtōng cháng yòu míng xiǎn de huā
    any of numerous usually rhizomatous hybrid begonias derived from an East Indian plant having rough-textured leaves patterned in silver and bronze and purple and red-brown with inconspicuous flowers.