mr chang发音

意思翻译

chang先生

相似词语短语

chang into───变成

chang e───v.改变，转变，（使）不同；（使）变换；替代，更换；交换；货币兑换；将……换成零钱；退还；n.变化，改变；替代物；换洗衣物；零钱，硬币；换乘；全新体验；新月相的出现

mr mr───先生

chang cai───昌才

cheng chang───长城

chang chun───n.长春（位于中国吉林省）

vega chang───张维嘉

pf chang───张培夫

Chang s───张s

双语使用场景

took several minutes to explain the concept to Mr Chang, who ultimately concluded that an odourless durian would flop in his country.───向常先生解释“无臭榴莲”的概念得花上几分钟，最终他指出无臭榴莲在他的国家没有销路。

Mr Chang is one of some 3m Peruvians who claim Chinese descent, the largest such community in Latin America.───陈先生是大约三百万声称具有中国血统的秘鲁人之一，而这些人是拉美此类社群中规模最大的一个。

smell must come out from the durian, ' said Mr Chang Peik Seng, owner of the Bao Sheng durian farm in Penang, as he emphasized the 'must'.───槟榔岛宝盛榴莲园的老板常柏森先生表示：“榴莲必须要散发其特有的气味。”

Mr. Chang said he believed that for the time being, China's competitive edge was still the lower cost of its skilled labor.───Chang先生认为在目前，中国的竞争力仍然在于其拥有廉价的熟练工人。

Write at home, "Romance of Three Kingdoms, " the article, the blocks of Mr. Chang played me a few phone, but I have missed something.───在家里写《三国演义》的文章时，街口的老张给我打了几个电话，但我都有事错过了。

"I think things will become a bit more difficult, " Mr Chang warned, echoing concerns of many of his peers.───张凌云表示，“我认为情况将会变得更加困难一点。”他的许多同行也怀有相同的担忧。

Mr Chang and Mrs Kim are widely seen as the power-broking couple who will help the young general find his feet.───外界的普遍看法是，张成泽与金敬姬这对权力经纪夫妻将帮助年轻的金正银大将站稳脚跟。

Mr Chang: I'm not the one who you think strong potential at the first glance. This may be a strength for me and make me easygoing.───常：我不是那种让人一看就感觉很强的人，这也许是我的一个优势，就是有亲和力。

Our general manager Mr. Chang asked me to say "Hello" to you.───我们的总经理常先生让我转达他对你的问候。

英语使用场景

If you'd like to take a seat, Mr Chang will be with you in a moment.

Mr. Chang said, " German goods don't measure up to American ones.

While China's views unclear, there is speculation it would prefer the known quantity of Mr Chang.

Young Chinese entrepreneurs gather at Mr. Chang, a restaurant in the Nigerian capital.

Mr. Chang is (was)lying on the couch reading a nov-el.

After a hot argument with his wife, Mr. Chang went into a tailspin.

"They don't like each other, " said Mr. Chang, the hotelier, citing historical and cultural differences. Many mainland Chinese remain bitter about Japan's brutal World War II-era occupation of China.

Mr. Chang opened the cupboard and invited Hung - chien to inspect them.