zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • cān guān guò chuán tǒng de liàn gāng chǎng de gāo zhuànlúgāng dìngcháng yīng de tiě guǐ
    I had saw one of the conventional steelworks: huge blast furnace, converter, steel ingot, mile of railway track.
  • cān guān guò chuán tǒng de liàn gāng chǎng : de gāo zhuànlúgāng dìngcháng yīng de tiě guǐ
    I have seen one of the conventional steelworks: huge blast furnace, converter, steel ingot, miles of railway track.
  • jiāng yīng chǐ huàn suàn chéng gōng chǐ
    Converting feet into meters.
  • yīn wèiyīn yán zhōng zuì xiǎo de yīn dān wèi biǎo shàng de bié yīng mat zhōng de m bat zhōng de b
    The smallest phonetic unit in a language that is capable of conveying a distinction in meaning, as the m of mat and the b of bat in English.
  • cóng tōng yòng chē gōng dào guó bǎo chē gōng yuè lái yuè duō de zhì zào shāng dōuzài gōng quán qiú dìng wèi tǒng yòng wèi xīng de wèi zhì zhǔn què què dìng zài chā chāo guò 100 yīng chǐ de fàn wéi nèitōng guò fēng diàn huà chuán sòng xìn huò jiāng xiǎn shì zài píng shàng
    More manufacturers ranging from General Motors to BMW are offering global positioning systems, which pinpoint your location with in 100 feet using satellites, conveying the information over a cell phone or displaying it on a screen.
  • hěn duō nián qián yīng guó dìng zuì de fàn rén néng bèi zhú dào 'ào
    Year ago convict criminal in England can face deportation to Australia.
  • guǒ yòng jiù chú zào lái zhé jià de huà jiā méi gōng yuàn jiǎn jià 50 yīng bàng chū shòu tào xīn chú zào
    The gas company is offering fifty pounds off a new cooker if you trade in your old one.
  • yīng lán de hòu xiàng běn yàng wēn dàn shì zài xià tiān gèng liáng shuǎng
    The climate of england is not so mild as that of Japan, but in summer it is much cooler.
  • yīng liǎng guó zuò zhì zào zhè zhǒng xīn shì fēi chuán
    The British cooperated with the French in building the new craft.
  • yīng guówán de 'ài qiě yuàn zuò
    (British) stubbornly obstructive and unwilling to cooperate.
  • jīn hòu zhōng yīng liǎng guó yào gèng hǎo zuò
    From now on the British and Chinese governments need to cooperate more closely.
  • yīng ) dividend de suō xiě bié shì yóu lián fēn de
    (British) short for dividend; especially one paid by a cooperative society.
  • lún yīn wéi zhāng chāo bèi jǐng chá lán liǎo xià láidàn jǐng chá shì yòu deyīn wéi shí de chē chāo guò yīng
    Glen was stopped by the police for speeding but it was a fair cop because he was doing over 90 at the time.
  • zài yīng fāng miàn shuí guò
    No one can cope with him in English.
  • yīng guó zhǒng zhōng shì bǎo yòu quán běn shì cǎi guì fēn gěi nóng mín de xiǎo kuài dào nóng
    a medieval form of land tenure in England; a copyhold was a parcel of land granted to a peasant by the lord of the manor in return for agricultural services.
  • zhè wèi dǎo jiā néng jiǎo dào 4 yīng chǐ de shéng suǒ shàng miàn
    The dancer could kick over a cord four feet from the ground.
  • shì dào de yīng guó rén
    He is English to the core.
  • yīng wén shì xīn yóu xiǎo kāi shǐ jiào shòu
    English is taught as a core subject from Primary 1.
  • qǐng bào 10 yīng dān ruǎn mùsāi de zuì jià
    Please quote us the lowest price for ten cwts best cork.
  • qǐng bào 10 yīng dān ruǎn píngsài de zuì jià
    Please quote us the lowest price for ten cwt. best cork.
  • zhì shì xiāng gǎng chéng gōng de chǔér tōng shuō shì yīng guó liú xià lái zuì hǎo de dōng
    The rule of law is the cornerstone of Hong Kong's success, and the Common Law is arguably the finest British legacy.
  • men zhè xiǎo xiǎo hǎi dǎo hái bèi yīng měi shè huì shēn hòu de wén huà rǎnghuá de wén huà shí hái shì huá xià wén huà
    Our island state still lacks the profound cultural background of the British and American societies. The cultural cornerstone of the Chinese here is still largely what they have inherited from China.
  • xīn yīng lányóu bái miàn fěn fěn táng zuò chéng de jiào miàn bāo
    (New England) a yeast-raised bread made of white flour and cornmeal and molasses.
  • kāng 'ěr rén yīng lán kāng 'ěr jùn běn de huò zhù de rén
    A woman who is a native or inhabitant of Cornwall, England.
  • yīng guó nán bāo kuò kāng 'ěr jùn wén jùn sài jùn
    the southwest of England (including Cornwall and Devon and Somerset).
  • kāng 'ěr rén yīng lán kāng 'ěr jùn de běn rén huò mín
    A man who is a native or inhabitant of Cornwall, England.
  • āi 'ěr gāo yīng lán nán kāng 'ěr de piàn huāng gāo yuán shì shòu huān yíng de yóu yòu zhù míng de shǐ qián
    A moorland plateau of Cornwall in southwest England. It is a popular tourist area with notable prehistoric ruins.
  • yòu 'è chòu wèi de dài zhí yòu lèi qiān niú huā huā guān de yàn bāo zhí jìng yīng chǐ
    malodorous tropical plant having a spathe that resembles the corolla of a morning glory and attains a diameter of several feet.
  • tài yáng de qiú céng bái de tòu míng céngzhù yào shì qīng yòu qiān yīng hòuzài héng xīng tài yángde guāng qiú wài wéi zhōudàn tóng miǎn qīng chǔ fēn kāi
    An incandescent, transparent layer of gas, primarily hydrogen, several thousand miles in depth, lying above and surrounding the photosphere of a star, such as the sun, but distinctly separate from the corona.
  • jiā miǎn zài guó wáng huò wáng jiā miǎn diǎn shí yīng guó guó wáng chuān de yòu kuān xiù de
    A wide-sleeved garment worn by an English monarch at his or her coronation.
  • wéi duō wáng zài yīng guó dēng shíjiù shì shī láo de yuèduì zài jiā miǎn huì shàng bàn zòu
    When Queen Victoria was crowned in England, it was Strauss's orchestra that played at the coronation ball.
  • dǎo bài zhe guì zhe dǎo shí shǐ yòng de zhǒng zhé dié de xiǎo dèng yóu zhǐ yīng lán guó wáng xíng jiā miǎn shí shǐ yòng de
    A folding or small desk stool at which worshipers kneel to pray, especially one on which the British sovereign kneels at the time of coronation.