zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhōngjǐn 1870 nián tiān jīn jiào 'àn fāng liè qiáng jiù qiǎngpò qīng cháo guān chǔsǐ zhōng guó mín zhòng 20 rénliú fàng 25 rén
    Moreover, they even launched aggressive wars on such a pretext. In a case in Tianjin in 1870 alone, the Western powers compelled the Qing government to execute 20 people and exile 25.
  • zhōng guó cān jiā liǎo jiè dōng méng lùn tán wài cháng huì gāo guān huìzhōng guó wài jiāo guó fáng dài biǎo cān jiā liǎo lùn tán kuàng jià nèi de jiàn xìn rèn cuò shīwéi hǎi shàng sōu jiùqiǎng xiǎn jiù zāi fáng xìng wài jiāo kuò sànzhǐ dǎo yuán děng lèi guān fāng fēi guān fāng huì
    China has attended all the ARF foreign minister meetings and ARF senior official meetings. Chinese representatives of foreign and defense affairs have attended official and unofficial meetings within the framework of the forum, their topics of discussion including promotion of confidence-building measures, peace keeping, maritime search and rescue, the handling of emergencies and disaster relief, preventative diplomacy, non-proliferation, and guiding principles.
  • jié hūn hòu de shī suǒ néng chí yòu de zuì gāo guān jiē
    The highest rank a married priest can hold.
  • zài gōng kāi de chǎng yōng guān fāng de zhèng ér zài xià què míng bái shì xíng tōng de
    He supported the official policy in public, but privately he knew it would fail.
  • zài gōng kāi de chǎng yōng guān fāng de zhèng , ér zài xià què míng bái shì xíng tōng de
    He supports the official policy in public, but privately he knows it will fail
  • nèi tíng guān jiǎn chá guān xià tǎo lùn huò tīng zài tíng shàng shěn xùn de 'àn jiàn de fáng jiān
    A room in which a judge may consult privately with attorneys or hear cases not taken into court.
  • shòu quán huò quán de guān fāng wén jiàn
    an official document granting a right or privilege.
  • yīng guózhǎng chén zhèng shì zhí de shēn guān yuán
    Lord Privy Seal, ie the senior British government minister without official duties
  • zhǔ jiǎn yàn tíng de guān
    a judge of a probate court.
  • guān zài měi guó xiē zhōu zhōng zhǔ jiǎn yàn tíng de guān
    The judge of a probate court in some states of the United States.
  • jiān huǎn xíng guān yuán duì liǎng qīng shàonián fàn de jìn zuò liǎo huì bào
    The probation officer reported on the progress of the two young criminal.
  • yuàn tīng liǎo jiān huǎn xíng guān yuán de huì bào
    The court heared a report from the probation officer.
  • huǎn xíng fàn de jiān shì guān jǐng gào 'ěr zài tíng zài shòu shěn jiù jìn jiān
    The probation officer had a warning for Bill: One more appearance in court and you could land up in prison.
  • jiān huǎn xíng fàn de tíng guān yuán
    the officer of the court who supervises probationers.
  • dāng niǔ yuē péi shěn tuán chuán biàn xíng zhèng guān yuán men zuò zhèng shíduì gāng tiě jià de diào chá zài jiā jǐn jìn xíng
    Steel price probe heats up as New York grand jury calls executives to testify.
  • huì duō kūn chóng gǎi zuò shǔn huì guān de fēn huì
    A portion of the proboscis that is adapted as a sucking organ in many insects.
  • guān jiàn xiū zhèng hūn chéng
    The lord chancellor has proposed a revision of the divorce procedures.
  • tóng shíjiǎn chá yuàn zài quán guó tuī xíng zhù jiǎn chá guān bàn 'àn rèn zhìtōng guò jìng zhēng shàng gǎng yōu xuǎn rèn děng xíng shì xuǎn zhù jiǎn chá guānbìng wéi chǔ jìn xíng gōng gǎi shì xíng 'àn jiàn gōng kāi shěn chá zhì tíng qián zhèng kāi shì zhì duì wéi gōng zhèng bǎo zhàng fàn zuì xián rén de quán huī liǎo zuò yòng
    In the meantime, procuratorates have actively carried out nationwide a system of the main-suit procurator assuming full responsibility for handling cases, selected main-suit prosecutors through competition, and based on this, carried out the reform of public prosecutions, and trial-implemented the systems of public investigations of non- prosecution cases and the demonstration of evidence before the court -- all these have gone a long way toward safeguarding impartial justice and the legitimate rights and interests of criminal suspects.
  • zài gòu zhōng yòu guān jiǎn chá guān shī
    China's judicial organs have a large number of women judges, procurators and lawyers.
  • jiǎn chá guān 》、《 guān shì 1995 nián 2 yuè bān bìng tóng nián 7 yuè kāi shǐ shī xíng de
    The Public Procurators Law and the Judges Law were promulgated in February 1995 and went into force in July of the same year.
  • xiàn zài men néng dān rèn gōng zuò de gànbùbāo kuò guān shīshěn pàn guānjiǎn chá guānzhuān jǐng chá quē bǎi wàn
    For example, we now need at least one million additional cadres for the administration of justice, including judges, lawyers, procurators and specialized police.
  • xiàn zàiquán xīzàng yòu xiàn shàng gànbù 573 rénbìng zài shǐ shàng yòu liǎo zàngzú de guān jiǎn chá guān jǐng guān shī
    Now Tibet has 573 women cadres at or above the county level, and some Tibetan female judges, procurators, police officers and lawyers for the first time in Tibetan history.
  • zhè liǎng xiàng zhōng fēn bié guī dìngjiǎn chá guān guān yòu quán xíng shǐ jiǎn chá quánshěn pàn quán shòu rèn xíng zhèng guānshè huì tuán rén gān shè
    These two laws stipulate that public procurators and judges have the right, according to law, to independently exercise procuratorial power and judicial authority without interference from any administrative organs, social communities and individuals;
  • jìn niánzhōng guó bān shí shījǐng chá 》、《 jiǎn chá guān 》、《 guān jiān děng liè bìng cǎi liǎo duō cuò shījìn jiā qiáng zhōng de rén quán bǎo zhàng
    In recent years China has promulgated and put into effect the Police Law, the Public Procurators Law, the Judges Law, the Prison Law and a series of other laws. In addition, many other measures have been taken to further strengthen judicial work in safeguarding human rights.
  • àn zhī chū xiàng fēnzhōng guó guó fáng fèi bāo kuòrén yuán shēng huó fèizhù yào yòng jūn guānshì bīngwén zhí gànbù zhí gōng de gōng huǒ shí zhuāng děnghuó dòng wéi chí fèizhù yào yòng duì xùn liàngōng chéng shè shī jiàn shè wéi cháng xiāo hào xìng zhī chūzhuāng bèi fèizhù yào yòng zhuāng bèi de yánshì yàncǎi gòuwéi xiūyùn shū chǔ cún děng
    China's expenditure on national defense falls into the following categories: personnel expenses, mainly including pay, food and clothing of military and non-military personnel; costs for maintenance of activities, mainly including military training, construction and maintenance of facilities and running expenses; and costs for equipment, including research and experimentation, procurement, maintenance, transportation and storage.
  • xióng xìng de biǎo míng shì huò mǒu zhǒng guān zhì yòu guān de zhì chǎn shēng shǐ xìng zhì chǎn shēng de pèi shòu jīng de pèi huā yào huò bāo zhí jīng náng
    Relating to or designating organs, such as anthers or antheridia, that produce gametes capable of fertilizing those produced by female organs.
  • zhè xiē píng děng tiáo yuē xiān hòu guī dìng fāng tiān zhù jiào jiào chuán jiào shì zài mào gǎng kǒu xíng jiàn zào bài tángshòu fāng guān bǎo ,“ rèn chuán jiào shì zài shěng mǎi tián jiàn zào ( jiào táng ) biàn”, zhōng guó fāng guān hòu dài bǎo nèi chuán jiào zhī rén”, zhōng guó guān yuán chá jìn zhōng guó xìn jiào zhī rén děng
    According to these unequal treaties, Western Catholic and Pretestant missionaries could lease land for building their own places of worship in trade ports and enjoyed the protection of local officials; missionaries could also freely lease or buy land for construction and other purposes in the provinces; local Chinese officials must treat kindly and protect those missionaries who came to inland regions to preach their religions; Chinese officials must not impose prohibitions on Chinese who professed a religious faith;
  • zhè xiē píng děng tiáo yuē xiān hòu guī dìng fāng tiān zhù jiào jiào chuán jiào shì zài mào gǎng kǒu xíng jiàn zào bài tángshòu fāng guān bǎo ,“ rèn chuán jiào shì zài shěng mǎi tián jiàn zào ( jiào táng ) biàn”, zhōng guó fāng guān hòu dài bǎo nèi chuán jiào zhī rén”, zhōng guó guān yuán chá jìn zhōng guó xìn jiào zhī rén děng
    According to these unequal treaties, Western Catholic and Protestant missionaries could lease land for building their own places of worship in trade ports and enjoyed the protection of local officials; missionaries could also freely lease or buy land for construction and other purposes in the provinces; local Chinese officials must treat kindly and protect those missionaries who came to inland regions to preach their religions; Chinese officials must not impose prohibitions on Chinese who professed a religious faith,etc.
  • zhè xiē píng děng tiáo yuē xiān hòu guī dìng fāng tiān zhù jiào jiào chuán jiào shì zài mào gǎng kǒu xíng jiàn zào bài tángshòu fāng guān bǎo ,“ rèn chuán jiào shì zài shěng mǎi tián jiàn zào ( jiào táng ) biàn”, zhōng guó fāng guān hòu dài bǎo nèi chuán jiào zhī rén”, zhōng guó guān yuán chá jìn zhōng guó xìn jiào zhī rén děng
    According to these unequal treaties, Western Catholic and Pretestant missionaries could lease land for building their own places of worship in trade ports and enjoyed the protection of local officials; missionaries could also freely lease or buy land for construction and other purposes in the provinces; local Chinese officials must treat kindly and protect those missionaries who came to inland regions to preach their religions; Chinese officials must not impose prohibitions on Chinese who professed a religious faith; etc.
  • gōng yǎng zhàng 'ài yǐn de bāo tuì huà guān huò zhì yóu shī bāo 'ér gōng néng tuì huà
    Progressive degeneration of an organ or tissue caused by loss of cells.
  • nián qīng de jūn jūn guān bèi shēng wéi shàng wèi
    The young army officer was promoted (to the rank of) captain.
  • " dāng guān shēng gāo rèn de shí hòu !"
    "When I get a promotion."