zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • huǐ miè diān shǐ huǐ huài huò zāo huàishǐ huǐ mièshǐ kuǎ tái
    To cause the ruin or destruction of; overthrow.
  • bèi tǒng zhì de rén diān tǒng zhì zhèng
    the overthrow of a government by those who are governed.
  • gāi zhì bèi zhǐ kòng kǒng fènzǐ gòng tóng móu diān zhèng
    The organization was accused of conspiring with the terrorists to overthrow the government.
  • dāng huài xìng de zhàn zhēng xíng xiàng diān shí héng héng suō shì
    when wasteful war shall statues overturn- Shakespeare.
  • zhǐ duì shǎo shù yòu xīn diān zhōng huá rén mín gòng guó zhèng de rénjìn xíng yào dechéng tóng de chéng chù
    As for the handful of people with unbridled ambitions who tried to overturn the Government of the People's Republic of China, we shall punish them to varying degrees as necessary.
  • jiù pín mín de jiào lián zhì jiào de lián zhìwéi lián guǎn duì liè diān pín mín de jiù 'ér shè
    A combination of parishes for joint administration of relief for the poor in Great Britain.
  • diān fēngshèng nián zuì gāo chéng de zhǎn shí dǐng shèng
    The period of highest development; the peak.
  • quán shèng shí diān fēng shí chǔyú xiǎng huò diān fēng zhuàng tài de shí huò jiē duàn
    The period or phase of ideal or peak condition.
  • liè diān huò liè diān guó de yīn xìng rén huà chēng
    A female personification of Great Britain or the British Empire.
  • diān dǎo mǒu xiē dōng zuò cuò de yùn yòng
    the action of perverting something (turning it to a wrong use).
  • chuán zài fēng bào zhōng diān
    The ship pitched in the storm.
  • dàn zhī dào chuán diān huì zěn me yàng
    But I don't know how I'd feel if the ship was pitching and rolling.
  • chéng lián wáng guó de guó jiā zhī wèi liè diān dǎo běi fēng huā fāng duǎn qún wén míng
    one of the four countries that make up the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland; located on the northern part of the island of Great Britain; famous for bagpipes and plaids and kilts.
  • ā 'ěr 'ēn yīng lán huò liè diāncháng yòng shī zhōng
    England or Great Britain. Often used poetically.
  • yòu xiē jiǔ jīng yùn shū de diān
    Some wines travel poorly.
  • zhè piān bào dào shì diān dǎo hēi bái jiù shì hán .
    The report was full of lies and prevarications.
  • fǎn qíng bào zhì qíng bào zhì de fēn zhīrèn shì shǐ rén dào gāo piàn rén miǎn diān yīn móu huài bìng shōu zhèng zhì jūn shì qíng kuàng
    The branch of an intelligence service charged with keeping sensitive information from an enemy, deceiving that enemy, preventing subversion and sabotage, and collecting political and military information.
  • wēi 'ěr shì zài liè diān dǎo de nán
    Wales is in the southwest of the British Island.
  • qiáo zuì jìn zhí zhǐ guài shuō shì fēng fēng diān diān
    Joe's has been acting funny lately spaced out, you might say.
  • chuán zài bào fēng zhōng diān
    The ship rocked in the squall.
  • jiǎo shòu biāo zhè zhǒng shòu de dài biǎoyòu de shēn de tuǐshī wěi hècóng de 'é cháng chū de zhí luó xuán zhuàng de jiǎoyóu yòng zuò liè diān lán de huáng jiā jūn duì de zhī chí zhě
    A representation of this beast, having a horse's body, a stag's legs, a lion's tail, and a straight spiraled horn growing from its forehead, especially employed as a supporter for the Royal Arms of Great Britain or of Scotland.
  • zǒu zǒu tíng tíng ràng chéng diān
    Stops and starts that jolted the passengers.
  • zhuā zhù lán gān shǐ zhàn wěn zài diān de chuán jiá bǎn shàng)。
    He steadied himself by holding on to the rail, eg on the deck of a rolling ship.
  • zhè lún chuán zài fēng bào zuò de hǎi zhōng qián hòu zuǒ yòu diān
    The steamer pitched and rolled in a rough sea.
  • xiǎo chuán zài fēng zhòu de hǎi zhōng diān
    The boat was tossed about in the stormy sea.
  • tiáo chuán zài xiōng yǒng de hǎi shàng diān
    The ship tossed about on the stormy sea.
  • men yào ràng suǒ yòu lín guó dōuzhī dào men jiāng men zài fǎn duì zài měi zhōu rèn jìn xíng qīn lüè diān huó dòng
    Let al our neighbors know that we shall join with them to oppose aggression or subversion anywhere ill the Americas.
  • zhì zhǐ zhuāng diān wéi shè huì wěn dìng
    To stop armed subversion and safeguard social stability.
  • diān jiàn chéng de zhèng wéi biāo de yòu zhì de pàn luàn zhuāng chōng
    an organized rebellion aimed at overthrowing a constituted government through the use of subversion and armed conflict.
  • guān duì decóng shì jiàndié diān huài huò gǎo kǒng zhù de rén huò zhì de shēn fènnéng de qíng bào
    intelligence on the identity and capability and intentions of hostile individuals or organizations that may be engaged in espionage or sabotage or subversion or terrorism.
  • lín dùn zhèng tōng guò kāi fàng měi guó shí yàn shì zhōng guó jiàn zhǐ zài dào gòng tóng biāo de zuò jìhuà lái jìn xíng diān
    * the Clinton Administration for its subversion, through its policies of Openness and PRC Engagement, of our own nuclear weapons Laboratories and their "mission" oriented programs; and
  • yóu duì qíng bào zhì huò cóng shì jiàndié huó dòng huài diān kǒng zhù de rén yǐn de shí bié xiāo duì 'ān quán de wēi xié de qíng bào huó dòng
    intelligence activities concerned with identifying and counteracting the threat to security posed by hostile intelligence organizations or by individuals engaged in espionage or sabotage or subversion or terrorism.