昭示 | zhāo shì | to declare publicly; to make clear | |
臭名昭著 | chòu míng zhāo zhù | notorious; infamous; egregious (bandits) | |
昭雪 | zhāo xuě | to exonerate; to clear (from an accusation); to rehabilitate | |
昭然若揭 | zhāo rán ruò jiē | abundantly clear | |
唐昭宗 | táng zhāo zōng | Emperor Zhaozong of Tang, reign name of twentieth Tang emperor 李晔 (867-904), reigned 888-904 |
1 | "The mistreatment of trainees appears to be widespread, " said Shoichi Ibusuki, a human rights lawyer based in Tokyo. | |
2 | Photographer Mitsuaki Iwago used a low angle and the body of the Maasai tribesman to add drama to this photograph. | |
3 | Akie was rather cool to the idea when an acquaintance offered to introduce her to Abe and showed up late for the meeting, the story goes. | |
4 | Mr. Nakagawa, who in government circles was considered extremely intelligent but also noted for his temper, had served in parliament for 26 years. | |
5 | 安倍首相的穿着打扮总是轻爽精神,这和昭惠夫人的时尚感是分不开的。安倍曾在2002年获得“最佳穿着奖”,他由衷的说,这个奖应该颁给他的夫人。 Her sense of style is one factor behind his image as a snappy dresser, prompting him to say she should have been given the "Best Dressed" award he won in 2002. |