zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • suī nián lǎodàn réng jīng shén jué shuò
    Although old he is still very much alive.
  • fáng jiù suī jiùdǎo hái gān jìng
    Although the house is old, it is clean.
  • suī rán zuò nán zuò hái shì wán chéng liǎo
    He finished his homework although it is difficult.
  • suī rán zuò nán zuò hái shì wán chéng liǎo
    He finished his homework although it was difficult.
  • xiàn zài huì shuō huà suī rán yòu shí biǎo qīng chǔ
    Michael now talks incessantly although not always coherently.
  • suī láo dàn réng gōng zuò
    She kept on working although she was tired.
  • men suī rán hěn láohái shì gōng zuò
    They kept on although they were very tired.
  • suī rán hěn shēng dàn nài xīn tīng shuō
    Although he was angry he listened to me patiently.
  • suī rán men diū liǎo jiàndàn men dào liǎo jiào xùn
    Although we lost our money we learnt our lesson.
  • dàn de liǎng hái dōuhěn wán suī rán hěn 'ài
    But both my children are quite naughty although lovely.
  • suī rán xīn jīn gāodài wéi hái shì jiē shòu liǎo pìn rèn
    David accepted the position although the salary was inadequate.
  • suī rán shēng bìng liǎodàn réng jiān chí xiè xué
    He keeps at his studies although he is ill
  • suī rán yòu bìngréng jiān chí xué
    He kept at his studies although he was ill.
  • suī rán kùn hái shì shuì jué liǎo
    I went to bed although I was not tired.
  • suī rán men gōng hǎo lǎo shī hái shì ràng men tōng guò liǎo
    The teacher passed the student although we was weak.
  • suī rán " miǎn xià chē " de cān guǎn yǐng yuàn shòu mìng chángdàn " miǎn xià chē " de chuāng kǒu què zhàn zhù liǎo jiǎo
    Although drive-ins didn't last,drive-thru windows have.
  • bān diàn huà suī rán shuō jià guì xiē hái shì gèng wéi huān
    I'd prefer the latter although it's more expense.
  • suī rán liǎo cáiquè hái bǎo chí cóng qián jiǎn de guàn
    Although he's become rich, he's kept his frugal habits.
  • suī rán zhǐ shì 'àihào zhě , dàn què shì liú de gāo shǒu
    Although he's only an amateur he's a first-class player.
  • suī rán hěn téng tòngdàn hái shì yìng yǎn lèi zhì zhù liǎo
    Although in pain, she bravely blinked back her tears.
  • suī rán jué shēn shū dàn réng rán shàng bān liǎo
    Although she felt ill, she still went to work.
  • jià qián suī rán guì , zhì liàng què hěn hǎo
    Although the price is high, the quality is good.
  • suī rán zhǐ yòu shí 'èr suì zhǐ què hěn xiàng rén
    He has a very adult manner although he's only12.
  • suī rán · xiān shēng shìzhè jiā gōng hái shì xīn xīn xiàng róng
    It is still thriving, although Mr. Nash has gone.
  • zhè zhǒng rén cái guān niàn zhòngduì zhào gōng yuán shuài (8) bài zuì qín suī wàng xiǎng cáiquè zǒng xiǎng shàng zhōng chǎn jiē wèi
    Such people want to get rich and are devout worshippers of Marshal Chao[8] very much,while they have no illusions about amassing great fortunes, they invariably desire to climb up into the middle bourgeoisie.
  • suī rán zhǐ shì 'àihào zhě , dàn què shì liú de gāo shǒu .
    Although he's only an amateur he's a first class player.
  • hěn zhuān de gōng zuò suī shú liàn dàn hěn jìn de gōng zuò shuǐ píng de huà 'ér
    a very amateurish job; inexpert but conscientious efforts; an unskilled painting.
  • fāng xiàng suī zài shí zhōng shì biàngēng derán 'ér fāng xiàng nèi de xiǎo fāng xiàng shì suí shí biàngēng de fāng xiàng shòu liǎo xiàn zhìjiù zhuǎn dào lìng fāng xiàng
    Though the main direction does not change in a given period of time, within its ambit the secondary directions may shift at any moment; when we find ourselves checked in one direction, we must turn to another.
  • suī shuō shì měi guó rén
    Though I'm an american.
  • suī zài yān màndàn piàn héng fēi zhī zhōngér men hái shì zhèn dìng luàn
    Amid all the fumes and hurtling missiles we kept our heads.
  • yǎn qián suī rán réng shì piàn fēn luàn xuān nào xīn de shì jiè gǎn jué dào bīng lěng de xiàn shí zhuā zhù liǎo de shǒu
    Amid all the maze, uproar, and novelty she felt cold reality taking her by the hand.
  • yīn wéiài qíng bào chóu yǒng yuǎn shì zhè yàngyào shì huí 'àijiù shì zhǒng nèi xīn de yǐn cáng de qīng mièzhè tiáo dìng shì zhēn deyóu jiàn rén men gèng yīngdāng dīfáng zhè zhǒng qíng yīn wéi dàn shǐ rén shī bié de shì jiǎn zhí lián bǎo zhùzhì de sǔn shī shī rén de shì biǎo xiàn hǎojiù shì 'ài hǎi lún de rén shì shěqì liǎo yōu nuò pài shǎng deyīn wéi lùn rén ruò guò zhòng shì 'ài qíng jiāng fàng cái zhì huì zhè zhǒng qíng fàn làn de shí hòu zhèng shì zài rén xīn ruò de shí hòu jiù shì zài rén zuì fán róng huò zuì kùn 'è de shí hòu héng héng suī rán kùn 'è shì shèn shòu rén zhù guò dezhè liǎng shí hòu dōushì rán 'ài huǒ bìng shǐ zhī gèng wéi liè deyóu jiàn ài shìzhī yòu xiē rén zài xīn zhōng néng yòu 'ài de shí hòuréng néng shǐ shòu yuē shùbìng qiě rén shēng yào yán fēn kāizhè xiē rén suàn zuò shì dāngyīn wéiàiruò shì dàn cānyù zhèng shìjiù yào rǎo hài rén men bìng qiě shǐ men shù jiān shǒu mùdì dǒng wèishénme shì rén zuì duò 'ài qíng xiǎng zhè men huān jiǔ yàngyīn wéi wēi xiǎn de shì duō yào wéi bào chóu rén xìng zhī zhōng yòu zhǒng yǐn 'ài rén de qīng xiàng shìzhè zhǒng qīng xiàng ruò xiāo hào zài rén huò shǎo shù rén shēn shàngjiāng hěn rán zhòng rénbìng shǐ rén biàn wéi rén de zài sēng zhī zhōng yòu shí jiù kàn dào zhè yàng de qíng xíng
    For it is a true rule, that love is ever rewarded, either with the reciproque, or with an inward and secret contempt. By how much the more, men ought to beware of this passion, which loseth not only other things, but itself. As for the other losses,the poet's relation doth well figure them; that he that preferred Helena, quitted the gifts of Juno, and Pallas. For whosoever esteemeth too much of amorous affection,quitteth both riches, and wisdom. This passion hath his floods in the very times of weakness;which are, great prosperity; and great adversity; though this latter hath been less observed. Both which times kindle love, and make it more fervent, and therefore show it to be the child of folly. They do best, who, if they cannot but admit love, yet make it keep quarter:and sever it wholly from their serious affairs, and actions of life: for if it check once with business, it troubleth men s fortunes, and maketh men, that they can no ways be true to their own ends. I know not how, but martial men are given to love:I think it is, but as they are given to wine; for perils commonly ask to be paid in pleasures. There is in man's nature, a secret inclination, and motion, towards love of others; which, if it be not spent upon some one, or a few, doth naturally spread itself towards many; and maketh men become humane, and charitable; as it is seen sometime in friars.