整顿 | zhěng dùn | to tidy up; to reorganize; to consolidate; to rectify | |
华盛顿 | huá shèng dùn | Washington (name); George Washington (1732-1799), first US president; Washington, US State; Washington, D.C. (US federal capital) | |
顿时 | dùn shí | immediately; suddenly | |
停顿 | tíng dùn | to halt; to break off; pause (in speech) | |
安顿 | ān dùn | to find a place for; to help settle down; to arrange for; undisturbed; peaceful |
1 | We eat almost every meal at home now. | |
2 | The woman told me she would remember that dinner forever. | |
3 | Hareton and I are friends now; and I shall tell him all about you! | |
4 | He may not change the diapers as often as you would, or feed them perfectly balanced meals, but I bet they' ll have fun. | |
5 | Or invite the person out for lunch. |