荒唐 | huāng táng | beyond belief; preposterous; absurd; intemperate; dissipated | |
唐诗 | táng shī | Tang poetry; a Tang poem | |
唐人街 | táng rén jiē | Chinatown; Classifiers: 条 | |
唐突 | táng tū | to be rude; to treat irreverently | |
颓唐 | tuí táng | dispirited; depressed |
1 | Although saddened to hear of the end of an era, I was happy that Don' s family loved him enough to take him home and give him the support he needed. | |
2 | But Don didn' t seem to connect these events. | |
3 | You' ve promised Buddha to help the Longevity Monk to get scriptures in the west. But the King Bull and you decided to eat your master. | |
4 | Currently, three densely urbanized regions have formed along China's coast the Pearl River Delta, the Yangtze River Delta and the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region. | |
5 | Jiang Beigen, his landlord, said Mr. Tang paid $53 a month for an unfurnished room. |