zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • lái bēi kǒu zěn me yàng
    How about a coke?
  • qǐng lái bēi kǒu
    A large Coke, please.
  • yào kǒu
    Coke for me too, please.
  • liǎng bēi jiǔ bēi kǒu
    Two beers and a coke.
  • qǐng gěi bēi kǒu
    Please give me a large coke.
  • nín xiǎng bēi kǒu
    Will you care for a Coke?
  • kǒu yǒng yuǎn shì de xuǎn
    My choice/preference would always be coke.
  • lái píng bīng zhèn kǒu dǎo cuò
    An iced Coke would go down well.
  • mǎi bēi kǒu bào huā
    I but a cup of coke and some popcorn.
  • kǒu shì zhǒng de shāng biāo míng
    Coca_Cola is a trademarked cola.
  • xiàng qiú hūn shí kǒu jué liǎo
    When he asked her to marry him, she refused him cold.
  • lín yòu diǎn zuì liǎoduì zhōu wéi de rén kǒu
    Colin was slightly drunk and hurling insults left, right and centre.
  • hán yòu de jiāo yuán dàn bái zhìshēngzhǎng dàn bái zhì dào shāng kǒu shízhè céng nián xiàng tiān rán kuàng jià yàng shǐ zài zhōng de cháng chū xīn zhìér jīhū liú hén
    It contains a complex matrix of collagen, growth factors and other proteins that, when applied to a wound, functions as a natural framework that prompts the body to build new tissue with litfie or no scarring.
  • zài i/o jiāo huàn de fāng zhōngzhè liǎng jiē kǒu 'èr 'ér liǎo
    In the I/O switching approach, these two interfaces collapse together.
  • tǐng shū de lǐng tǐng de lǐng kǒu
    an uncomfortable standup collar; a stiff collar.
  • yòu gāo yòu jǐn de lǐng kǒu
    a high tight collar.
  • yòu tiē shēn de wéi jǐng dài huò zhě lǐng kǒu
    having a close-fitting neckband or collar.
  • zhǒng yòu róng máo lǐng kǒu de shēn
    a fitted overcoat with a velvet collar.
  • jiě kāi liǎo lǐng kǒu
    He loosened his collar of his overcoat.
  • xìn bǎo zhì zhī yuán zhōng xiǎo xíng bìng tuī guǎng nián yuè tuī chū de chū kǒu róng ān páiràng zhōng xiǎo zhǐ gāi de bǎo dān zuò wéi pǐnér gōng 'é wài shí biàn huò jīn róng gòu de chū kǒu róng
    To step up its support to SMEs, the corporation continued to promote the 'ECIC Supported Export Finance for SMEs' which was introduced in May 2000. The scheme enables SMEs to acquire export financing using ECIC insurance policies as collateral security without additional tangible security.
  • yòu kǒu dài huò fēng dài de kòngbái chéng de yòng zhuāng zhào piàn huò yóu děng
    a book of blank pages with pockets or envelopes; for organizing photographs or stamp collections etc.
  • liè níng shuō guò:“ jiè kǒu lǐng dǎo 'ér rén shì zuì wēi xiǎn de huò hài”,“ zhè zhǒng huò hài lùn yào qiē jìn liàng xùn gēn chú”。
    Lenin said, "To refer to collegiate methods as an excuse for irresponsibility is a most dangerous evil."He called it "an evil which must be halted at all costs as quickly as possible and by whatever the means".
  • duì kǒu guò qiú de
    Hypercritical of colloquial speech.
  • kǒu yòng chè bài duì fāng
    colloquial usage; defeat thoroughly.
  • měi guó kǒu zhōng de chéng zhèn huò shì zhèn
    colloquial American term for a town.
  • zhù dejǐng deyòng kǒu
    pay attention; be watchful;(colloquial).
  • kǒu liè xīng fèn de huó dòng
    (colloquial) violent and excited activity.
  • xíng de fēi zhèng shì huò kǒu de biǎo xíng shì
    informal or colloquial synonyms of 'walk'.
  • kǒu yòng jiàn dìng de yǎn guāng kàn
    colloquial: look at with a critical eye.
  • kǒu zhào huò shǐ zhī shū shì
    (colloquial) taken care of or made comfortable.
  • duì kǒu tóu de yán guò chuī máo qiú de jiào shī huì chuàng zào xìng
    hypercritical of colloquial speech; the overcritical teacher can discourage originality.
  • duì jiā huáng shì jǐng de kǒu chēng
    colloquial term for a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.