拆迁 | chāi qiān | to demolish a building and relocate the inhabitants | |
搬迁 | bān qiān | to move; to relocate; removal | |
变迁 | biàn qiān | changes; vicissitudes | |
迁移 | qiān yí | to migrate; to move | |
迁徙 | qiān xǐ | to migrate; to move |
1 | We never went back. Instead, we moved to a house near Cincinnati, far from the river. | |
2 | Those people are moving to the continent's cities because they expect more security and better opportunities than they have in rural villages and farms. | |
3 | Maybe in 15 years, we' ll move it to Shanghai, follow the innovators. | |
4 | I' ve always thought that it's a good idea to make a change every ten years or so and do something different - either within the same organization or to move to another one. | |
5 | 本文将对史景迁著作及期刊论文中所呈现的中国图景,从以上四个主要方面建立分析框架,进行比较文化理论与文化认知视野下的阐释解读。 This dissertation tries to capture and interpret Spence's China image mainly on the four aspects with the help of comparative culture study theories and under the cultural recognition perspective. |