zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • kàng gān hàn de rèn 'ǎi xiǎo de cǎofēn zài luò shān mài dōng de gāo gān hàn píng yuán
    any of various grasses that are short and can tolerate drought conditions; common on the dry upland plains just east of the Rocky Mountains.
  • zhè cūn zhuāng zuò luò zài zuò xiǎo shān shàng
    The village stands upon a hill.
  • gāo de chuí cóng de shǒu zhōng luò xià lái
    The upraised hammer dropped from his hands.
  • rán de cóng chuí zhí wèi zhì luò xià
    a sudden drop from an upright position.
  • rán 'ér shì méi yòu luò de
    But this does not mean that there are no ups and downs.
  • jiàng luò sǎn shì yòu yòng de
    There is usefulness to the parachute.
  • cóng bié de piāo dào de shēng mìng de yún zài luò xià diǎn huò yǐn fēng bào liǎoquè zhǐ jǐyǔ de yáng de tiān kōng cǎi
    Clouds come floating into my life from other days no longer to shed rain or usher storm but to give colour to my sunset sky.
  • míng dài sān wèi huáng zhū zài duó wèi hòujué dìng qiān běi jīng kāi shǐ yíng zào zhè zuò gōng diànzhì míng yǒng shí nián (1420 nián ) luò chéng
    Zijincheng was built in 1420 by the third Ming emperor Yongle who, upon usurping the throne, had decided to move his capital north to Beijing.
  • zhōng guó duì duàn biàn huà qiú de luò diǎnkòu diào jié
    China used a variation of shots, combining smashes with drop shots.
  • men duì fāng qiú duì luò huā liú shuǐ
    We beat their team with a vengeance.
  • ā yuè hún zhǒng shēngzhǎng zài zhōu zhōng de luò shùā yuè hún huáng lián shǔ), cháng yòu zhuàng gān zào jiān guǒ de yòu guǒ shí
    A deciduous tree(Pistacia vera) of central and western Asia, having pinnately compound leaves and dry, drupaceous, nutlike fruits.
  • zài luò shí zhèng shíhái yào bié zhù xiē lǎo gōng rén shù gǔgànlǎo láo yào zhè fēn rén de xìng diào dòng lái
    In implementing the relevant Party policies, we should particularly concentrate on arousing the enthusiasm of veteran workers, key technicians and veteran model workers.
  • guò zhe zhǒng duò luò de shēng huó
    He led a vicious life.
  • guò zhe duò luò de shēng huó
    He leads a vicious life.
  • de shè huì wèi diē luò wǎng bèi dāng zuò rén dàn xiàn zài bèi shì liǎo
    He has come down in life. He used to be treated as a VIP but is now ignored.
  • suǒ wèi pái qiú jiù shì jiāng qiú luò lái huí
    It's called volleyball because you need to keep the volley going and coming.
  • jié kōng zhōng qiú zhǐ yùn dòng yuán zài luò qián jiān de shuǐ píng xiàn de qiúgāo qiú shì gāo tóu de qiú
    In a volley, the player hits the ball before it bounces, and the racket is no higher than shoulder level. In a smash, the player his the ball when it is above head height.
  • zài bào zhǐ tóu tiáo shàng shì guǒ qiú duì luò xuǎn de huà jiāng cóng cháng chéng shàng tiào xià
    He made headlines by vowing to jump off the Great Wall if his team stumbled.
  • gāi dǎng luò xuǎn hòu lǐng dǎo rén de wèi wēi
    The election defeat put the party leader in a vulnerable position.
  • huā liǎo sān yuè de shí jiān cái wán fāng wén míng de shuāi luò 》。
    It took me at least three months to wade through The Decline of the West.
  • bié de qián bāo luò zài chē
    Do not leave your wallet in the car.
  • zhǐ luó guó tǒng zhì zhěng hòu 'ào yùn huì jiàn jiàn shuāi luò bìng zǒu xiàng miè wánggōng yuán 394 nián bèi fèi zhǐ
    It was a pity that the ancient Olympic Games were on the wane after the Roman Empire dominated the ancient Greece. It was abolished in 394 AD.
  • zài guì mén bèi miàn dīng kuài bǎnníng shàng xiē gōu xiǎo de guà dài de guà bāozhè jiù xíng liǎowèn jiù gān jìng luò jiě jué liǎo
    Nail a piece of board on the inside of you wardrobe door. Screw in some hooks-small ones for belts, larger ones for handbag-and there you are! Problem neatly solved.
  • de luò yào zhàn zhēngyīn wéi men zhī dào zhàng hǎo
    His nation would not go on the warpath, because they did not think it well.
  • chéng rán nóng shì zài huāng liáng de shā dedàn shì shì zài zhēn xīn 'ài de qíng rén de huái bào de nóng hòuzhè qíng rén wéi liǎo xué de yǎn lèi luò zài shēn shàngbìng qiě lián tóng de xīn mái zàng zài miàn liǎo
    Manon died in a desert, it is true, but in the terms of the man who loved her with all the strength of his soul and who, when she was dead, dug a grave for her, watered it with his tears and buried his heart with her;
  • ér jīn méi yòu gěi rén luò xià guò shénme huà bǐng men què tiān tiān zài men fén shàng jiāo huā de rén shì tóng yàng yòu de shì
    there's as much left of her as of other women you couldn't say a word against whose resting places we keep watering every day.
  • guā cóng shǒu huá luòshuāi fěn suì
    The watermelon slipped from his hands and fell to pieces.
  • lín shuì gōng chén luò
    If cock crows on going to bed, he is sure to rise with a watery head.
  • shì shí shàngjiù běn zhì 'ér yánwǎng luò chuàng yuán yòu gāo fēng xiǎnměi yòu jiā gōng chéng gōnghuò biàn yòu shù bǎi jiā cǎn zāo táo tài luò bài dào bàng
    But the reality is that, because of its high-risk nature, for every success story there are hundreds who will, perforce, fall by the wayside.
  • jiàng huò jiǎn ruò mǒu shì xià luò huò de chōng zhuàng
    Break the force of sthbreduce or weaken the impact of sth such as a fall or blow
  • jiàn guò luò luò
    Had known him in many weathers.
  • rén men dào jiǎo luò
    The people wedged me into the corner.