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- Shares Physiology
- sneeze 打喷嚏 n. The dust made him sneeze. vi. Tim ofter emits a loud sneeze. burp 打饱嗝 vi. I burped after drinking a glass of coke. choke 被呛到 vi. When I choked, someone stroke my back. hiccup 打嗝 n. I tried to stop a hiccup. vi. Suddenly I hiccuped. yawn 打哈欠 vi. I yawned whil ...
- Shares Expressing Thanks
- I'd like to take advantage of this opportunity to express my earnest gratitude for your help. 我愿借此机会向你们给予的帮助表示衷心的感谢。 I should like to express my heartfelt gratitude for your gracious reception and hospitality. 我愿向你们盛情的接待与款待表示衷心的感谢。 ...
- Shares Commonly used verbs in written English
- 1. 比较：For my own journeys, however long and often, always pale when measured against the amazing deeds and exciting adventures of the greatest traveler who ever set out for far places. Nevertheless, all these are unimportant, compared with the conveniences it provides. 2. 变化：Although w ...
- Shares 空中美语高级(20100319)
- 1-1 我们所处的时代，人们很容易在线上分享个人资讯。 We live in the era in which/when people are apt to share personal information online. ★ in which/when/where引导表示时间、地点的关系副词字句 许多人觉得我们正处于一个事事皆不确定的时代。 Many people feel that we're living in an era in which/wh ...
- Shares Happy Chinese 03: Making dumplings
- 放松(fàngsōng)点儿(diǎnér)！ Take it easy! 大家(dàjiā)表现(biǎoxiàn)都(dōu)不错(bùcuò)！ Everyone has done pretty well! 既(jì)热情(rèqíng)又(yòu)自然(zìrán) both warmly and naturally 分寸(fēncun)拿捏(nániē)得(dé)恰到好处(qiàdàohǎochù) ...
- Shares Dragon Head-raising Day
- Today is Dragon Heads-raising Day which is a traditional festival and falls on the second day of the second lunar month. In Chinese legend, dragons dominate wind and rain. It's said that dragons will raise their heads on this day and the weather will become quite favorable to th ...
- Shares Happy Chinese 01: Image Problem
- 找(zhǎo)我们(wǒmen)啥(shá)事儿(shìer)？ Why do you want us to be here? 大(dà)过年(guònián)的(de)开(kāi)什么(shénme)会(huì)啊(ā)？ Why a meeting on such a festive occasion? 差点儿(chàdiǎner)系(jì)成(chéng)死扣(sǐkòu)。 I nearly tied a fast knot. 这(zhè)我(wǒ)就(jiù)放心( ...
- Shares Happy Chinese 01: A guest from afar
- 你(nǐ)这个(zhège)倔(juè)老头(lǎotóu)！ You stubborn old man! 贴(tiē)春联(chūnlián) paste up the couplets 辞(cí)旧岁(jiùsuì) send away the old year 迎新(yíng)春(xīnchūn) greet the new spring 你(nǐ)就(jiù)在(zài)跟前(gēnqián)呢(ne)。 It's right by your side. 这(zhè) ...
- Shares Daily Practice_20091230
- I am tire of Marry. She always wants to show off in public. Last weak she dressed up herself with a very colorful and shining dress, she wanted to make herself to be a peacock, but actually she looked like a parrot. And that's not the first time, the similar things happened again and again. I know w ...
- Shares Daily Practice_20100112
- I can only come here after work. Our regular off-duty/off-work/leaving/quitting time is 6:00, but I usually have to work overtime for a while. Under normal circumstances/conditions, I leave my office at 6:30. And it takes me at least 10 minutes to get here from Sihui by subway. So I can't get here u ...
