zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • men huān shēn jiē chù
    They are physically affectionate.
  • yào gǎn qíng làng fèi zài shēn shàng shì yǒng yuǎn huì 'ài de
    Don't squander your affection on him, he'll never love you.
  • 'èr shí mín jìn dǎng běn shēn bìng fēi chún cuì de tái dǎng qián tōng guòtái wān qián jué wénde wèi jiē děng tóng gōng tóu tái dǎng gāng》, qiě xīn yōu xiān jiù yuán ruò liǎng zhě shēng chù,《 tái wān qián jué wénxiào jiāng yōu xiān gōng tóu tái dǎng gāng》。
    Secondly, the DPP recently endorsed a resolution that any altering of the island's status quo must be decided through a referendum by all the residents on the island. And this resolution will take precedence over a “ Taiwan Independence Article” in the party's programme which calls for a referendum on independence.
  • shēn de duō guān jié yòu guānhuò shòu shēn de duō guān jié yǐng xiǎng
    relating to or affecting the joints of the body.
  • piān tānbàn shēn bùsuí zhǐ duì shēn mǒu yòu yǐng xiǎng zuò yòng de tān huàn
    Paralysis affecting only one side of the body.
  • xuéyǐng xiǎng zhěng shēn de
    (medicine) affecting the entire body.
  • piān tòng yǐng xiǎng shēn mǒu bàn biān de téng tòng
    Pain affecting one half of the body.
  • jìng zhào chū de shēn
    The looking glass reflected her figure.
  • diàn liú tōng guò shēn de zhǒng fǎn shè fǎn yìng
    a reflex response to the passage of electric current through the body.
  • guó pái qiú yùn dòng yuán diǎn shì shēn cái gāo tóu nǎo líng huó fǎn yìng kuàiér qiě gēbo qiáng zhuàng
    International-caliber volleyball players are tall, with quick reflexes and powerful arms.
  • dòng fǎn yìng shēn wèi de fǎn yìng xìng xíng wéi
    The reflexive action of a body part.
  • fǎn shēn dài de xiān xíng jiān de tóng xìng guān
    the coreferential relation between a reflexive pronoun and its antecedent.
  • dāng dān shuō huà zhě huò zuò zhě zài bào zhǐ zhì shè lùn huò huáng jiā shēng míng zhōngyòng we dài i shí suǒ shǐ yòng de fǎn shēn dài
    Myself. Used as a reflexive when we is used instead of I by a singular speaker or author, as in an editorial or a royal proclamation.
  • tóng gǎn de fēn shēn jié gòu yīn lìng fēn shòu dào 'ér chǎn shēng běn néng fǎn yìng de huò zhè zhǒng tóng gǎn běn néng fǎn yìng xiāng guān de dāng guāng xiàn shè zài tóng kǒng shàng lìng tóng kǒng huì tóng shí shōu suō
    Of or relating to a reflexive response of one body structure following stimulation of another, such as the concurrent constriction of one pupil in response to light shined in the other.
  • láo gǎi guān jīng cháng qǐng gǎi zào hǎo de diǎn xíng rén dào jiān láo gǎi chǎng suǒ xiàn shēn shuō zhè duì zēng qiáng zài zuì fàn de gǎi zào xìn xīn liǎo hěn hǎo de zuò yòng
    Reform-through-labour institutions often invite model reformed prisoners who have turned their life around through reform to reform-through-labour institutions and prisons to talk about their own experience. This plays a very positive role in building up the prisoners' confidence in reform.
  •   láo gǎi guān jīng cháng qǐng gǎi zào hǎo de diǎn xíng rén dào jiān láo gǎi chǎng suǒ xiàn shēn shuō zhè duì zēng qiáng zài zuì fàn de gǎi zào xìn xīn liǎo hěn hǎo de zuò yòng
    Reform-through-labour institutions often invite model reformed prisoners who have turned their life around through reform to talk about their own experience. This plays a very positive role in building up the prisoners' confidence in reform.
  • zhì liáo xìng de huò zhě měi róng xìng de shēn guān de xīn
    surgery concerned with therapeutic or cosmetic reformation of tissue.
  • cáng shēn chùbìnàn suǒ
    A place of shelter; a refuge.
  • dān chún de gǎn guān xiǎng shì tóu nǎo de rén zuì hòu de cáng shēn zhī suǒ
    Simple pleasure is the last refuge of the complex.
  • xiǎo yáo dòng shì hán lěng de wéi cáng shēn zhī chù
    A small cave is the only refuge from the cold
  • dòng xué yòng bìnàn huò cáng shēn de dòng xué huò kōng dòng
    A cave or hollow used as a refuge or hiding place.
  • zhè zhǒng piàn xíng jìng chěng liǎoxiǎo hái cóng cáng shēn de shù shàng xià lái shí
    The deceit was successful: the girl slipped down from her place of refuge to receive the food.
  • jiē zhezhǐ dǎo wěi yuán huì de chéng yuán hái chū zài jiā guī zhě men lài cáng shēn de shù lín kǎn shù de zhī
    Next, a member of the Board of Supervisors encouraged chopping limbs off trees where the homeless had taken refuge.
  • zhù yào wéi dàn shuǐ zhōng de yóu yóu dòng de biǎn chóngyóu duì sàng shī shēn fēn de zài shēng néng 'ér cháng cháng bèi yòng shí yàn shì yán jiū
    free-swimming mostly freshwater flatworms; popular in laboratory studies for the ability to regenerate lost parts.
  • chóng sān cháng mùdì zhù yào shēng dàn shuǐ de xiǎo chóng lèi biǎn xíng chóng yòu róu ruǎnkuān kuòcháng xiān máo zhù xiāo huà de sān chā qiāng zài shēng shēn fēn de néng
    Any of various small, chiefly freshwater turbellarian flatworms of the order Tricladida, having soft, broad, ciliated bodies, a three-branched digestive cavity, and the ability to regenerate body parts.
  • shēn mǒu wèi tōng guò gòu zào huò bāo zhòng zhì de fāng shì shí xiàn zài shēngchǎn shēng yòu xiàn xīn bāozhù yào shēng chuí shēng lóng xiā
    regeneration on a reduced scale of a body part; observed especially in invertebrates such as certain lobsters.
  • pēi shēn mǒu fēn huò guān yóu de pēi tāi bāohuò zhèng cháng huò shī de shēn mǒu fēn de zài shēng néng
    A mass of embryonic cells from which an organ or a body part develops, either in normal development or in the regeneration of a lost body part.
  • biàn xíng zài shēng mǒu shēn wèi tōng guò gòu zào huò bāo zhòng zhì de fāng shì zài shēngbìng chǎn shēng yòu xiàn xīn bāozhù yào shēng chuí shēng lóng xiā
    The regeneration of a body part by means of structural or cellular reorganization with only limited production of new cells, observed primarily in invertebrate organisms, such as certain lobsters.
  • láo gào zhě men:“ zhí zài duàn liàn shēn 。” zhǐ de shì měi tiān cháng 3 yīng de chē duàn liàn měi zhōu 3 jiē shòu rén jiào liàn dǎo de xíng xùn liàn
    " I've been working out," she said, referring to the daily three-mile treadmill regimen and thrice-weekly White House visits by a personal trainer that are responsible for her newly slimmeddown silhouette.
  • zuò wéi huàn xiǎo shuō de zhǒng lèi xíng 'ér shì zhǐ duì wèi lái zuò bǎn shí de yán lāi yòu guān shù de zuò pǐn duì qīng shàonián duì zhòu de xīng fāng miàn diàn yǐngxīng qiú zhànxiāng měiyòu yìqǔ tóng gōng zhī miàozhè zhǒng qiáng liè de qíng yòu shí huì shǐ qīng shàonián xuǎn háng kōng huò tiān xué wéi de zhōng shēn zhí
    As a subgenre of science fiction-rather than a literal prediction of the future-books about Drexlerian nanotechnology may serve the same function as Star Trek does in stimulating a teenager's interest in space, a passion that sometimes leads to a career in aeronautics or astrophysics.
  • lìng wài yuàn cháng guān cháng guān jūn yuàn líng 'àn guān de shēn fēnchǔlǐ fēi zhèng shěn shēn qǐng sòng fèi píng dìng děng gōng zuò
    The Court's Registrar and Deputy Registrars serve as Masters of the District Court to deal with interlocutory and taxation matters.
  • gāo děng yuàn cháng guān cháng guān tóng shí gāo děng yuàn líng 'àn guān de shēn fēnchǔlǐ yuán sòng tíng de mín shì 'àn jiàn
    The court's Registrar and Deputy Registrars serve as Masters of the High Court in civil trials in the Court of First Instance.