特征 | tè zhēng | characteristic; diagnostic property; distinctive feature; trait | |
象征 | xiàng zhēng | emblem; symbol; token; badge; to symbolize; to signify; to stand for | |
征求 | zhēng qiú | to solicit; to seek; to request (opinions, feedback etc); to petition | |
征收 | zhēng shōu | to levy (a fine); to impose (a tariff) | |
长征 | cháng zhēng | Long March (retreat of the Red Army 1934-1935) |
1 | If you wish to work for other firms as well, You must obtain our permission first. | |
2 | "You have to do what you think is correct," he says. "Obviously we care about perception but we also value substance and the right place to fix this is in federal legislation. | |
3 | We should levy a heavy tax on the wealthy men. | |
4 | Of course, the root and the main current of any culture must bear its own distinctive national features. | |
5 | Because it develops during puberty, biologists classify it as a secondary sexual characteristic. |