zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yǒng yuǎn huì jié hūnyīn wéi guò guàn liǎo dān shēn shēng huó
    He'll never get married; he's a confirmed bachelor.
  • xīn hūn nán qián bèi rèn wéi shì jiān dìng de shēn zhù zhě de xīn jìn jié hūn de nán
    A newly married man who was previously considered a confirmed bachelor.
  • zhū wéi kǒng yòng huǒ shāo huì wēi tiān gōng běn shēnjiù jué dìng yòng hóng shuǐ yānmò qiúzhuǎn shùn jiān hóng shuǐ jiù qiú shàng de rén men de cái xíjuǎn 'ér
    Fearing lest a conflagration might set Heaven itself on fire, he proceeded to drown the world. Speedily the race of mean and their possessions, were swept away by the deluge.
  • dǒu liǎng rén huò duō rén zhī jiān shēn shàng de dǒu 'ōu
    A physical conflict between two or more individuals.
  • xiàng diǎn xíng de chéng shì shāng rén yàng , chuān shēn shēn de tào dài shōu hǎo de sǎn .
    He doesn't conform to the usual stereotype of the city businessman with a dark suit and rolled umbrella.
  • shēn cái xiāng pèi
    A coat must conform to the figure of the wearer.
  • shēng zǒu chū fáng jiān 'ěr chuán cháng jiù zhēng kāi shuāng yǎnzhāo dào shēn biāngào shuō shì shǎ guā wèiwǒ kuài duàn liǎo héng dàn shì zhī dào bìng fēi
    As soon as the doctor quitted the room, Captain Kearney opened his eyes and beckened me to him. "He's a confounded fool, Peter," said he, "he thinks I'm slipping my wind now héng but I know better." (F. Marryat, Peter Simple)
  • shì bīng cháng cháng yào shēn lín xiǎn jìng
    A soldier often has to confront danger.
  • rán zhuǎn guò shēn lái miàn duì zhe xiē zhǐ kòng de rén .
    He swung round to confront his accusers.
  • zài dāng dài zhōng guó qīng nián de xīn líng shēn chù fāng miàn réng jiù xiū shēn jiāzhì guópíng tiān xiàde chuán tǒng shì shì de bào fāng miàn què hěn nán kàng zhì wén huà de qiáng liè yòu huò dài lái de zhǒng zhǒng wèi”。
    Deep in their hearts, today s young people still find it hard to discard the traditional Confucian aspirations of “ self-cultivation, regulating the family, governing the country and establishing peace throughout the world” .On the other hand, they also find the strong pull of material culture and its products, many of which are in “ bad taste” , irresistible.
  • zài dāng dài zhōng guó qīng nián de xīn líng shēn chù fāng miàn réng jiù xiū shēn jiāzhì guópíng tiān xiàde chuán tǒng shì shì de bào fāng miàn què hěn nán kàng zhì wén huà de qiáng liè yòu huò dài lái de zhǒng zhǒng wèi”。
    Deep in their hearts, today’ s young people still find it hard to discard the traditional Confucian aspirations of"self-cultivation, regulating the family, governing the country and establishing peace throughout the world". On the other hand, they also find the strong pull of material culture and its products, many of which are in "bad taste", irresistible.
  • kǒng rèn wéijiào fēn wéi yán chuán shēn jiàojūn zhù bié yào shēn xíng zuò chén mín de biǎo shuài
    In confucius' opinion, teaching could be done either by advice or by example. In particular, a king must set a good example to his people.
  • shēn xīn shī diào de zài kùn huò de nǎo zhōng defán luàn de
    In confused distress; upset.
  • xiàn zài zhuǎn guò shēn láimiàn duì zhe nǎo wèi de shí xìng tiáoqíng de běn néng luàn hōng hōng hùn zài
    She now turned and looked upon him in full, the instincts of self-protection and coquetry mingling confusedly in her brain.
  • yīn wéi zhǎng jiāng néng ràng men zài shùn wàn biàn 'ér qiě tōng cháng lìng rén huò de xīn jīng zhōngdǒng cóng běn shēn de wén huà diàn jué chū suǒ yùn de zhì huì yuánzēng jìn men de yōu shì
    They provide us with anchors in a world of change - change that will be rapid and often confusing. They allow us to tap the deep reservoirs of wisdom that each of our cultures possesses.
  • ér tóng dezǎo shuāi zhèng zhǒng shǎo jiàn de shàonián shēn néng shī diào lèi nián lǎo de shēn kuài biàn huà wéi zhēng jiēguǒ tōng cháng dǎo zhì 'èr shí suì zhī qián wáng
    A rare congenital disorder of childhood that is characterized by rapid onset of the physical changes typical of old age, usually resulting in death before the age of20.
  • wèi guān huò shēn wèi de wèi zhì chángxiān tiān xìng huò yóu shòu shāng zào chéng
    An abnormal location or position of an organ or a body part, occurring congenitally or as the result of injury.
  • yíng zhě bǎi tuō liǎo fán máng de shēng huóyuǎn xuān 'áo yōng sài de chéng shìtóu shēn dào rán qīn de huái bào zhōng
    Campers are freed from busy lives in the noisy and congested city, throwing themselves into the embrace of Mother Nature.
  • běn lái shēn wéi gōng dǒng shì cháng kān chēng wéi fāng de liǎo yòu zěn shí dāng shàng liǎo huá shèng dùn guó huì yuán zhè bān xiǎn wēi fēng
    As company president, he had been a big frog in a small pond, but he was not so important as a new congressman in Washington.
  • zhǒng hán tiě xuè hóng zhū dàn bái de dàn bái zhìgěi xuè bāo yòu de hóng zhù yào gōng néng shì jiāng yǎng cóng fèi chuán sòng dào zhǒng shēn zhì
    a conjugated protein composed of heme and globin that gives red blood cells their characteristic color; function primarily to transport oxygen from the lungs to the body tissues.
  • yòu xuè yuán lián gòng tóng de chū shēn huò hūn yīn guān
    connected by kinship, common origin, or marriage.
  • jiào shòu qǐng jiā zài zhè rén huò yòu guān jǐng xiàng chū xiàn shíyào rén de tài kàn dài duì zhè xiē qiáo liáng shì de rén gōng bǎo shǐ zhōng huá wén huà zài men shēn shàng huò zhěng xīng
    Prof Yu urged compassion in protecting the personality or phenomenon.
  • jiào shòu qǐng jiā zài zhè rén huò yòu guān jǐng xiàng chū xiàn shíyào rén de tài kàn dài duì zhè xiē qiáo liáng shì de rén gōng bǎo shǐ zhōng huá wén huà zài men shēn shàng huò zhěng xīng
    Prof. Yu urged compassion in protecting the personality or phenomenon when this kind of people
  • xiàng jiǎng shù liǎo de shēn fènbìng gào duì de wàng
    He confessed to her his connections and told her what he expected her to do.
  • shēn guān fēn de fēn fēnyóu liè wénlián jiē zhì huò zhì biān jiè zhānlián
    A subdivision of a bodily organ or part bounded by fissures, connective tissue, or other structural boundaries.
  • jīn céng huò shù xiān wéi zhuàng lián jiē zhìbāo guǒ huò lián jié ròu guān shēn de ruǎn jié gòu
    A sheet or band of fibrous connective tissue enveloping, separating, or binding together muscles, organs, and other soft structures of the body.
  • ruǎn zhì zhǒng jiàn shēn de wèi guān jiéwài 'ěr hóu de jiān rènyòu tánxìngxiān wéi zhuàng de lián jié xìng zhìshì tāi 'ér yòu nián chuí dòng de zhù yào chéng fēnhòu lái zhuǎn biàn wéi tóu
    A tough, elastic, fibrous connective tissue found in various parts of the body, such as the joints, outer ear, and larynx. A major constituent of the embryonic and young vertebrate skeleton, it is converted largely to bone with maturation.
  • shíchú liǎo shú zhuān lǐng de huá wén shù gèng zhòng yào de hái zài kǎo chá zhě néng jiě huá huà zài yán wài de nèi hán ér zhè jiù děng dào men qīn shēn jìn zài zhōng guó shēn céng de zhèng zhìshè huìwén huà huán jìng zhōngcái néng jìng suí shí huì zhōng de 'ào miào
    Apart from absorbing the relevant professional terminology in CL, civil service officials must be able to interpret the connotation of discourse in CL if they intend to further upgrade their proficiency of CL. In order for them to do so, they must further immerse themselves within the complex political, social and cultural contexts of China.
  • piān piān huá wén míng lǎo 'ài dài cháng chuàn de dài shèn zhì chéng zài liǎo kàn dài shēng mìng de mǒu zhǒng yǐn míng dàn shì zhǒng rén de běn tài hái néng yǐn shēn chéng wéi 'ān shēn mìng de jià zhíbiàn chéng chén zhòng de dān
    But Chinese names invariably connote a long list of ideas and expectations, some even carry the parents’ memory of, and metaphor for, life. A name not only conveys a basic attitude and character, but can also be a value statement for one to succeed in life and make a name for himself.In short, it can turn out to be a tremendous burden.
  • céng zài rén lèi chū xiàn zhī qiánhěn zǎo jiù zài qiú shàng màn yóu de kǒng lóng zhù xiàng jiàrén lèi xiǎo qiǎo de shēn cái qiáng yòu de nǎo zhēng liǎo dòng wáng guó
    Gigantic carcasses of dinosaurs and mastodons which roamed the earth long before man appeared, with his tiny stature and powerful brain, to conquer the animal kingdom;
  • hǎi · luó 'ěr méi 'è duì xiǎng xiàng suǒ zhīdàn què shí míng báishì nòng yuán zhè huó suī néng shuō yòu duō me fán zhòng kěn dìng yào quán shēn xīn de tóu
    Hesper Drosselmeier didn’ t know about imagination but she did know gardening was, if not hard, certainly conscientious work.
  • cháng xíng wéi yòu shí huò shí zhǎn de xíng wéi xiāo shí huò xiǎng xiàng de quē diǎn zài xìng huò shēn néng shàng
    Behavior that develops either consciously or unconsciously to offset a real or imagined deficiency, as in personality or physical ability.