zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zuì hǎo shāo wēi màn diǎn 'ér shuō tīng dǒng
    You'd better speak a little more slowing, or I can't cotton on.
  • shuō cáo cāocáo cāo jiù dào
    Talk of the devil and he will appear.
  • qǐng nín shuō màn xiē hǎo
    Can you speak slowly?
  • jīng zhèng yán jiū suǒ yán jiū láo gōng wèn de jīng xué jiā jiǎ · 'ēn tǎn shuō 30 nián nèi zuì xiǎng de jīng yīngdāng shì jiǎn shǎo píng děngér fēi jǐn jǐn jiǎn màn píng děng de zēngzhǎng
    "The best economy in 30 years ought to have lessened inequality instead of just slowing its growth," says Jared Bernstein, a labor economist at the Economic Policy Institute, a union-backed think tank.
  • qǐng shuō màn diǎn
    Please speak more slowly!
  • zhèng guāng míng zhě shuō dào de duōzuò dào de shǎo
    Plain dealing is praised more than practiced.
  • qǐng màn màn shuō
    Say it slowly, please.
  • qǐng shuō màn diǎn
    Speak more slowly, please.
  • jìn zhǎn huǎn màn de xiǎo shuō
    A novel that moves slowly.
  • fán nín shuō màn diǎn hǎo
    Could you speak slowly, please?
  • jié : jiù màn màn shuō
    Jeff: Say it slowly then.
  • " jiāng chéng wéi suǒ yòu bìlǔ rén de dài biǎo, " wèi lái 'ā chè de 62 suì yìn 'ān lǎo rén 'ā nuò - zài de pín mín cān jiā liǎo tóu piào hòu shuō : " zhè zhēn shì jiàn zhí jiāo 'ào de shìzài yòu shēng zhī nián zhōng kàn dào wèi yìn 'ān rén tǒng zhì men liǎo
    "He will be a symbol for all of Peru," said Mariano de la Cruz, 62, an Indian migrant from the highlands state of Ayacucho, after voting in a Lima slum. "It's a source of pride that for the first time in my life I'll have someone of Indian race governing me."
  • bèi hòu shuō hǎo huàcái shì zhēn péng yǒu
    He is a good friend that speaks well of us behind our backs.
  • zuì jìn chū xiàng yòu de jiě shìlái shuō míng shì dùn 'ěr rén [ lán qiú duì ] zǒu xià
    Larry Bird recently came up with an interesting explanation for the Boston Celtics' slump.
  • zài qián qíng kuàng xiàhěn nán shuō zhè jīng xiāo tiáo jiāng chí duō jiǔ
    At this point in time it is hard to say how long the economic slump will last.
  • de què mǎn méi xiàn zài de shuō sān dào shuō qíng luò 'ér qiě shēng huó tuí fèihǎo xiàng shì yào wán dàn liǎo
    I really resent the way the press is now saying that I'm depressedand in a slump, as if I'm finished.
  • jiān duō shù jīng xué jiā shuōjiā de jīng shuāi tuì shàng wèi guò nán guān jīng zuì zǎo jiāng zài 1995 niánzài qián néng 'è huà
    Most economists here say that California's economic slump has not bottomed out and that it may grow worse before the earliest projected recovery in 1995.
  • shuí shuō shòu huì jiù shì duì 'è zhòngshāng
    Any suggestion that I accept bribe will be a monstrous slur.
  • shuí shuō shòu huì jiù shì duì 'è zhòngshāng
    Any suggestion that I accepted bribes would be a monstrous slur.
  • shuí shuō shòu huì jiù shì duì 'è zhòngshāng .
    Any suggestion that I accepted bribes would is a monstrous slur.
  • xiān xiǎng hòu shuō
    First think and then speak.
  • shuō huà hán hùn qīngxiǎn rán liǎo jiǔ liǎo
    His speech was slurred: he'd clearly been drinking.
  • zuì guǐ de hán qīng de shuō huà de huà hán qīng
    the thick speech of a drunkard; his words were slurred.
  • qīng miáo dàn xiě shuō liǎo shuō de quē diǎnrán hòu zhù yào tán de yōu diǎn
    He slurred over her faults and spoke chiefly of her merits.
  • wēi 'ěr zhí xiǎng shuō xià huān chī miàn tiáo shí dechī loushēng chī fàn hěn shū xiǎng shāng hài de gǎn qíngdàn shì yīnggāi kǎo kǎo gǎi jìn xià de chī tài
    Wilbur, I've been meaning to talk to you. I don't like the way you slurp noisily when you eat noodles. It's really unpleasant to eat with you. I don't want to hurt your feelings, but you might want to think about improving your eating habits.
  • shuō biàn zuò biàn
    Example is better then percept.
  • hěn piányí。” hǎo xiào zhe shuō
    "That you're cheap," I said with a sly grin.
  • hǎo měi xiǎo shí gěi 1 měi yuán。” dài zhe jiǎo xiá de xiào róng shuō
    "OK, I'll pay you a dollar an hour," rich dad said, with a sly grin.
  • shuō róng zuòde nán
    Easier said than done.
  • dāng rán zhè xiē 'àn shì shì jiǎo zhà deháo gēn defǎn duì pài dǒng zhè diǎndàn xuǎn mín dìng dǒng men huì shuō fēng làng
    Of course, these implications would sly and groundless, and the opposition would realize it. But the voters might not. They would say where there's smoke there's fire.
  • shuō guǎn zěn yàng tiě dào zhèng jiā qiáng jiào zhí yuán yào 'àn shòu piàobìng qiě zhèng zài kǎo gāo piào jià jiǎn shǎo quē piào xiàn xiàng …。
    He said that in any case the rail ministry is increasing its efforts to educate employees not to sell tickets on the sly, and that the Government is also considering raising ticket prices to reduce the shortages…
  • jiǎo zhà shuō dào: " jiāng duì xìng liǎo zhǐ zhǎng men jiāng huì miǎn fèi gōng xún
    “ I'm gonna learn so much about being a woman,they're gonna make me an honorary chick,” he says slyly.