zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dāng yuē hàn kàn jiàn ruì zǒu jìn shí zhuǎn guò shēn 'ér jiàn
    When John saw Fred approaching, he turned on his heel.
  • kàn jiàn jiù diào tóu zǒu kāi
    As soon as he saw me he turned on his heel.
  • mǒu rén zǒu dào liǎo chuán liáng duān shì zhǐ dào liǎo shān qióng shuǐ jìn de liǎo
    on her beam-ends means heeled over on the side so that the deck is almost vertical.
  • yǎn shén zǒu dào zhàng shēn biānzhù tóu xiǎo niúkuā jiǎng de jùn měiyòu wèn zhù rén shì shuíshǔ niú qún
    The ox-eyed goddess joined her husband, noticed the heifer, praised its beauty, and asked whose it was and of what herd.
  • zài zhōng xíng zǒu cháng jiàn de qiē shì zhī gǎnfǎng zēng jiā liǎo duì gēn zōng zhě de kǒng
    All the common discomforts of walking in the rainseemed to heighten the menace of his pursuer.
  • yòu rén tōu liǎo hǎi lún de qián bāo hòu táo zǒu liǎo
    Someone has run away with Helen's wallet.
  • zuì fàn chéng zhí shēng táo zǒu liǎo
    The criminal escaped by a helicopter.
  • qǐng cóng zhè biān zǒubié wàng liǎo dài hǎo 'ān quán mào
    This way please. Do not forget to put on your safety helmet.
  • dài 'ān quán mào zài gōng shàng zǒu lái zǒu shì wēi xiǎn de
    It is dangerous to go about on the construction site without a safety helmet.
  • qiú zhí de yuàn wàng shǐ yǒng gǎn wǎng qián zǒuzhǎn xiàn zài miàn qián de yòu shì yòu shí shǐ tíng zhù jiǎo miàn duì zhe zhè xiē jiě de cái shì liàng yóu gǎn dào kào
    She walked bravely forward, led by an honest desire to find employment and delayed at every step by the interest of the unfolding scene, and a sense of helplessness amid so much evidence of power and force which she did not understand.
  • cóng 1952 nián shǒu chū zài 'ěr xīn 'ào yùn huì láizhōng guó yùn dòng yuán zǒu guò liǎo màn cháng de dào
    China's athletes have come a long way since 1952 when they appeared at the Helsinki Olympics.
  • zài shān zhōng guò liǎo shí nián yǐn shì shēng huó zhī hòu lǎo rén zǒu chū liǎo shān
    The old man has come in from the cold after ten years of living a hermit's life in the mountains.
  • shè , jiē zhù dài zhù huò táo zǒu liǎo
    The fox raid the henhouse and run off with its prize.
  • chóu chú zǒu dònghǎo xiàng suàn ràng
    move hesitatingly, as if about to give way.
  • tōng guò zǒu hòu mén 'ér nòng jìn liǎo suǒ fēi xíng xué xiào
    He got hid son into a flying school through the back door.
  • 1981 nián 7 yuè 29 dài 'ān - pān sài zài hūn xuān shì shí jìng zhàng chá 'ěr wáng de quán míng shùn gǎo cuò liǎochéng liǎo " fěi - chá 'ěr - ā - qiáo zhì " de ( chá 'ěr wáng de quán míng shùn yīnggāi shì " chá 'ěr - fěi - ā - qiáo zhì ")。 cóng dài 'ān zǒu jìn liǎo rèn wài réndōu liǎo jiě de bèi zhǒng qīng guī jiè suǒ zhì de jiā tíng
    On July 29, 1981, Lady Diana Spencer took "Philip Charles Arthur George" - she mangled the order of Prince Charles' names during her vows - as her lawful wedded husband and entered a family hidebound by practices no outsider could fathom.
  • " zhè cán de rén suǒ yòu de qián cái zǒu liǎo , piē xià de wài rén kào。 "
    The cruel man took all the money and left his own grandmother high and dry.
  • shàng men kàn jiàn de shí hòu zhèng zài jiē shàng gǎn jǐn zǒu men
    Last they saw of him, he was hightail down the steet.
  • men guò měi tiān xíng zǒu 6 yīng
    We did 6 miles on our hike every day.
  • méi zǒu yuǎn
    I don t feel up to a long hike.
  • xiē hēi zǒu guò sēn lín de hái dǎn zhēn
    Those kid have spunk who hike through the forest in the dark.
  • xíng jūn zǒu liǎo xià zhī hòuchī wǎn fàn shí men dōng sǎo 'ér guāng
    After hiking all afternoon, they quickly ate up all of the dinner.
  • yán zhe zài miàn de xià shuǐ dào gōu xíng zǒubèi shàng bǎng zhe chē lún tāi quán bēn páozài bīng lěng de hǎi shuǐ zhōng piào liú bàn xiǎo shízài jiāng zhōng xiàng duì duì yuán yàng gǔn zhè xiē jīn dōunéng yìng
    Kim easily dealt with hiking along an open sewage ditch, spring with a car tire strapped to her back, floating for half an hour in frigid ocean waters and rolling commando?style in mud.
  • men shēng chàng zhe zǒu xià duō shù de shān
    We walked down the woody hillside singing loudly.
  • wèi lǎo rén huǎn màn chī zǒu shàng shān
    The old man laboured up the hillside.
  • liàng de rǎng bèi shuǐ cóng shān shàng chōng zǒu
    Great quantities of soil were washed down the hillside by the rain.
  • gèng zāo de shìměi nián dōuyòu bào cóng shān shàng chōng zǒu
    Worse still, the annual torrential rains washed the topsoil from the hillside.
  • kàn jiàn zǒu guò láidàn zhuāng zuò méi kàn dào
    She saw him coming but she ignored him.
  • zhí jiē jiā jiào kuài 'ér zǒu
    Go straight to him home and call for him.
  • yuán téng yuè shòu xùn de xiàng shàng tiào yuè dàn xiàng qián zǒu dòngtóng shí hòu tuǐ chū
    An upward leap made by a trained horse without going forward and with the hind legs kicked out.
  • bié ràng fáng 'ài liǎo zǒu
    Don't let me hinder you from going.
  • men zǒu biàn liǎo fáng jiānxiǎo xīn pèng rèn dōng yīn wéi men xiǎng fáng 'ài jǐng chá sōu xún zhǐ wén
    They were careful to touch nothing, as they did not want to hinder the police in their search for fingerprints.