入伍 | rù wǔ | to enter the army; to enlist | |
退伍 | tuì wǔ | to be discharged from military service | |
落伍 | luò wǔ | to fall behind the ranks; to be outdated | |
为伍 | wéi wǔ | to associate with; to keep company with | |
配伍 | pèi wǔ | to blend two or more medicines; compatibility (of herbal remedies, medicines) |
1 | "She would hold the bundle like a doll, pretending it was him," he said. | |
2 | "You can see that our bed is flush against the corner of the room," said Mr Wu. "And along the bottom, we put boxes and chairs to make sure that the baby would not crawl out and fall. | |
3 | The local police, fearful of criticism, chased away television reporters when they first came to interview Mr Wu. | |
4 | I have seen Canada Governor Adrienne Clarkson on the Toronto avenue. Besides the two sturdy male following five meters away, Governor Wu and the husband are strolling just like common people. | |
5 | 伍先生的家在陕西的黄土高原上,距离毛主席的革命的根据地延安不远,目前他家所处的地区已经成为了儿童贩子偷盗儿童的一个便捷且有利的区域。 Mr Wu's home county, on the dusty yellow plains of Shaanxi not far from Chairman Mao's revolutionary base of Yan'an, has become an easy source for the traffickers. |