zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yīng guó yīnyuè
    music of United Kingdom
  • yīng guó zhèng gǒng zài běi yáng de wèi
    Britain is trying to consolidate her position in the North Atlantic.
  • yīng yòu 24 yīn yīn .
    English has 24 consonant phonemes.
  • jǐng yuán méi yīng duō céng zài shì xiàn chǎng
    Woman police constable macintosh is at the scene of the accident.
  • jǐng yuán méi yīng duō céng zài shì xiàn chǎng
    Woman police constable Macintosh was at the scene of the accident.
  • chéng gōng zhī jué nǎi wéi biāo zhī yòu héng yīng yàn
    The secret of success is constancy of purpose.English Prover
  • yīng guó de yòu shǎo shù xuǎn mín de huì xuǎn
    an English parliamentary constituency with few electors.
  • yīng guó de chéng guó huì yuán de chéng zhèn
    an English town that forms the constituency of a member of Parliament.
  • yīng lánwēi 'ěr shì lán běi 'ài 'ěr lán chéng lián wáng guó
    "England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland constitute / compose / make up the United kingdom."
  • měi guó de xiàn shì jìhuà zhì dìng de yīng guó de xiàn shì rán yǎn jìn de
    The American constitution was planned , the British constitution evolved.
  • yīng guó yòu chéng wén de xiàn , měi guó yòu chéng wén de xiàn
    Britain has an unwritten constitution, and the United State has a written constitution.
  • yīng guó yòu chéng wén de xiàn měi guó yòu chéng wén de xiàn
    Britain have an unwritten constitution, and the united state have a write constitution.
  • yīng guó shì jūn zhù xiàn zhì guó jiā
    Britain is a constitutional monarchy.
  • yīng guó shì jūn zhù xiàn zhì guó jiā
    The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy.
  • zuì jìn zài xiě běn guān 15 shì yīng guó xiàn zhèng de shū
    Recently, he has been working on a book on British Constitutionalism in the 15th century.
  • jié yīng zhǒng kāi liè de dòu jiá bèi tào chē zhóu cǎo de guǒ shítōng cháng suō zhǒng zhī jiānchéng shú shí fēn chéng bāo yòu de xiǎo shì
    An indehiscent legume, as of the tick trefoil, usually constricted between the seeds and separating at maturity into one-seeded segments.
  • yōu měi de yīng wén chéng zhuō liè de hàn
    To construe good English into bad Chinese.
  • yīcháng zài yīng guó lǐng shì chù
    Scene 1 In the British Consul's office
  • wèi nián qīng de zhōng guó yīng guó lǐng shì chù
    A young Chinese woman enters the British Consul's Office.
  • lǐng shì cái pàn quánshì guó zhù guó jiā qiǎngpò jiù zhōng guó zhèng jié de píng děng tiáo yuē zhōng suǒ guī dìng de quán zhī kāi shǐ sān nián de zhōng yīng mén tiáo yuē nián de zhōng měiwàng shà tiáo yuē》。
    Consular jurisdiction was one of the special privileges provided in the unequal treaties which the imperialist powers forced on the governments of old China -- beginning with the supplementaq treaty to the Sino-British Treaty of Nanking, signed at Humen (the Bogue) in 1843, and with the Sino-American Treaty of Wanghia in 1844.
  • suǒ yòu xiān qián yóu jìng chù qiān de yīng guó guó mín ( hǎi wài ) zhào de jiāo gāi zǒng lǐng shì guǎn
    All records ofBN(O) passports issued previously by the department were transferred tothe Consulate-General.
  • yóu jiǔ jiǔ nián yuè yīng guó zǒng lǐng shì guǎn jiē jìng shì chù yòu guān qiān gēnghuàn yīng guó guó mín ( hǎi wài ) zhào de gōng zuò
    With effect from April 1, 1997, the British Consulate-General has taken over from the Immigration Department responsibility for issuing andrenewing British National (Overseas) (BN(O)) passports.
  • nián nèiyán yīng guó wén huà xié huì guó xué shù jiāo liú chù guó zhù gǎng lǐng shì guǎn tuī xíng lián yán jiū jìhuà jiā qiáng xiāng gǎng hǎi wài gāo děng jiào yuàn xiào de lián
    During the year, the RGC continued to operate joint research schemes with the British Council, the German Academic Exchange Service and the French Consulate General in Hong Kong to strengthen existing links between local and overseas tertiary institutions.
  • chá yuè liǎo yīng guǎn duō shū
    I have consulted a number of law books in the British Museums.
  • yīng guó zhèng zhōng bǎo xiāo fèi zhě miǎn zāo gōng píng huò fēi jiāo shāng hài de mén
    British government department which protect consumer against unfair or illegal business.
  • yīng guó yán jiū zhě 5 yuè 15 shuōjìn guǎn rén men tōng cháng rèn wéi zuò jiā shì zhǒng fèi shí hào de láo dòng jìn shēn jiàn kāng huò zhě yòu zhù xiāo chú nèi duō zhī fángdàn shì shì shí què bìng fēi shì zhè yàng de
    It's exhausting, time consuming and although it counts as physical activity, housework does not improve health or help to shed those excess pounds, British researchers said Wednesday.
  • nián qīng de fán gāo duì zōng jiào chī huǐ bìng zài suí hòu de nián zhōng biàn yóu yīng guó shí lánshì shǐ chéng wéi chuán jiào shìrán 'ér wèi néng yuàn
    The young Van Gogh made religion a consuming interest and during the next few years traveled in Britain,Belgium and Holland,trying to establish himself as a preacher,but without success.
  • nián qīng de fán gāo duì zōng jiào chī huǐ bìng zài suí hòu de nián zhōng biàn yóu yīng guó shí lánshì shǐ chéng wéi chuán jiào shìrán 'ér wèi néng yuàn
    The young Van Gogh made religion a consuming interest and during the next few years traveled in Britain, Belgium and Holland, trying to establish himself as a preacher, but without success.
  • zài dān wèi cháng nèi bāo hán de yòu yòng xìn dān wèi shùtōng cháng yòng měi yīng cùn duō shǎo dān wèi biǎo shì
    The number of units of useful information contained within a linear dimension, usually expressed in units per inch.
  • xiāng duì tóng chái shī jiā de wèi zài jiǎng yīng de huán jìng zhōng biǎo de xiǎng cóng lái jué diū liǎnyīn wéi yòu xìn gèng zhēn shì zhōng huá wén huà de jià zhí
    Never mind the unnecessary pressure from my contemporaries. I've never felt ashamed of using my mother tongue to express my views in an English-speaking environment. This is because I have absolute confidence and I value Chinese culture.
  • yīng xióng rén de tōng rén men de láo dòngdǒu zhēng bēi huān xiàn dài rén de shēng huó dài rén de shēng huó yìng dāng zài wén zhōng dào fǎn yìng
    The deeds of heroes, the labour, struggles, joys and sorrows, partings and reunions of ordinary people, and the life of our contemporaries and of our predecessors -- all these should be depicted in our works of literature and art.
  • yīng guó fāng miànpéng dùn xūn jué biǎo mǎnrèn wéi xiāng gǎng shì " yǎo rén yān de huāng xiǎo dǎo ", dài tōng shāng tiáo yuē
    Palmerston was equally dissatisfied with Hong Kong, which he contemptuously described as 'abarren island with hardly a house upon it', and refused to accept it as the island station that had been demanded as an alternative to a commercial treaty.