zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  •   céng shù xiāng gǎngtái wān yǎn chūyòu xiān hòu měi yīngdān màiruì diǎn běn děng guó yǎn chū de fēi fán biǎo yǎnwéi guān zhòng suǒ qīng dǎo
    She has performed in Hongkong, Taiwan for several times. She also has been to United States, Britain, Denmark, Sweden, Japan, etc and her remarkable performances have received high praises.
  • yīng lán běi de zuò chéng shìwèi dōng fāng yīng yīng lán rén kǒu zuì de zhōng xīn
    a city in northwestern England (30 miles east of Liverpool); heart of the most densely populated area of England.
  • yìn shuà yìn shuà pǐn zhōng de cháng měi yīng cùn duō shǎo lái biǎo shì
    The density of characters in a printed line, usually expressed as characters per inch.
  • gāi rén kǒu wéi měi píng fāng yīng rén
    The area has a population density of five people per square mile
  • gāi rén kǒu wéi měi píng fāng yīng rén
    The area have a population density of five people per square mile.
  • yīn wéi de chǐ zhuàng zhè zhǒng zhí de yīng wén míng lái wén " shī de chǐ " zhè
    This plant got its name from the French dent de lion - lion s tooth-- because of its jagged leaves.
  • zhēn de rèn wéi xiū xià chē shàng de kuài 'āo hén yào 40 yīng bàng
    Do you mean to say it will cost me forty pounds just to repair one small dent in my car?
  • yīng de chǐ yīn t d
    The English dental consonants t and d.
  • dào 20 shì xué jiào jiāng duì měi nán rén réndōu miǎn fèihuì jiàn suǒ quán guó yòu míng de xuéhái men huì xué jiǎn dān yīng shì yìng jiǎn huà yīng zài dīng xué shì chá rén yuán dìng jiǎn chá zhī hòugōng xué xiào huì gěi pín qióng de xiǎo hái miǎn fèi pèi yǎn jìngmiǎn fèi kàn gōng zhǒng miǎn fèi de liáo
    "A university education will be free to every man and woman [by the end of the 20th Century]. Several great national universities will have been established. Children will study a simple English grammar adapted to simplified English and not copied after the Latin Medical inspectors regularly visiting the public schools will furnish poor children free eyeglasses, free dentistry, and free medical attention of every kind."
  • tuōtuō 1658- 1713 měi guó shāng rényīn qiǎn sài de shù shì yàn fǎn duì dùn yīng · tài( 1692 niánde yán de qīng jiào zhù 'ér wén míng
    American merchant known primarily for his strong denunciation of the Salem witch trials(1692) and his opposition to the rigid Puritanism of Cotton and Increase Mather.
  • nián dōng tiān cóng chéng shì bān dào dān dōng nán yīng yuǎn de luó duō zhōu de suàn chèn zài jiā shāng diàn dāng guǎn rén zhī yǎng xiē liáng zhǒng biàn wéi chí shōu zhī xiāng de shēng huó
    In the winter of 1967 , my wife and I moved from the city to Parker, Colo. , 25 miles southeast of Denver. We were going to breed and raise Thoroughbred horses, while I worked as a supervisor in a catalogue house to help make ends meet.
  • zài yīng guó de zuò jiā zhōng xiǎnyòu rén néng fǒu rèn suō shì wén xué tài dǒu de wèi
    Among english playwright, few will deny that shakespeare holds sway.
  • zài yīng guó de zuò jiā zhōng xiǎnyòu rén néng fǒu rèn suō shì wén xué tài dǒu de wèi .
    Among English playwrights, few would deny that Shakespeare holds sway.
  • yīng líng yǒng zài
    The spirits of the brave departed will be immortal.
  • zhè tiáo wǎng xià liú liǎo yīng hòu gǎi biàn liǎo liú xiàng
    The river departed from its original course several miles downstream.
  • shì yīng
    Is that the English Department?
  • hán shuì 275 yīng bàng
    It comes to 275 pounds, including departure tax.
  • bāo kuò liè diān lián wáng guó de shǔ guó duō yuán lái yīng guó de zhí mín xiàn zài de jūn zhù guó dàn réng duì yīng guó wáng shì xiào zhōng de guó jiā de lián
    an association of nations consisting of the United Kingdom and its dependencies and many former British colonies that are now sovereign states but owe allegiance to the British Crown.
  • hǎi xiá shí bàozuì jìn kān dēng liǎo liè jiè shào zhōng guó shì de bào dàogāi bào zhě zài yòng“ hip” zhè yīng wén lái xíng róng suǒ jiàn suǒ wén
    The Straits Times recently carried a series of reports on major cities in China. It was notable that the reporters kept using the word “ hip” to depict what they had seen and heard.
  • hěn duō nián qián , yīng guó dìng zuì de fàn rén néng bèi zhú dào 'ào .
    Years ago convicted criminals in England could face deportation to Australia.
  • men yòu 500 yīng bàng liǎo . gòu gòu zuò jīn de ?
    We've got 500. Will it be enough for a deposit?
  • yáng shàng kōng de tōng cháng gěi yīng guó dài lái 'è liè de tiān
    A depression over the Atlantic usually brings bad weather in Britain.
  • duó yīng guó guó jiàode wèi
    deprive (an established church) of its status.
  • zhōng yāng diàn shì tái jiào wàng héng yīng zhì
    《 Outlook héng English Magazine Club》 , Science & Education Dept.
  • zhōng yāng diàn shì tái jiào wàng héng héng yīng zhì》 (outlook héng englishmagazine) jiāng jìn chóu bèi chéng wàng yīng
    CCTV Science & Education Dept. Outlook English Magazine, will establish a "Outlook English" club recently.
  • zhè xuě yòu 2 yīng chǐ hòu
    The snow is two feet in depth.
  • yòu dìng de shēn ;“ shēn liù yīng chǐ”。
    having a specified depth; six feet in depth (or deep).
  • wēi mǐn xué xué de jiǎng shī shuōjué fēn shǐ de xué shēng yòng yīng hěn hǎo biǎo de xiǎngér lāi xué de jiào shī rèn wéixué shēng de yīng wén shū xiě néng zài xià jiàng
    Westminster and Derby lecturers said most history students were unable to express themselves well in English, while Leicester believed that written English skills were declining.
  • zài yīng guó, 1986 nián men duì běn shì chǎng jìn xíng yóu huà chú chén guī de gǎi - hòu lái men chēng zhī wéi " zhòng quán chū " zhè shì duì jīn róng hángyè gǎi mài chū de
    In the UK, the liberalisation and deregulation of the capital markets in 1986-which we came to call the 'Big Bang'-was an important step forwards for the financial services industry.
  • duō yīng huì yuán dīng wén
    Many English words are derived from Latin.
  • zhè xiē yīng wén yuán wén
    These English words derive from Greek.
  • yīng wén yòu chéng qiān shàng wàn de yuán dīng wén
    Thousands of English words derive from Latin.