1.
Evolution of Poetry in the Prosperous Tang Dynasty from the Similarities and Differences in ZHANG Yue and ZHANG Jiu-ling s Creations;
从张说、张九龄创作的异同看盛唐诗歌的演进
2.
Each painting is accompanied by a card with Chinese and English explanation.
每张图都附有一张中英文的说明卡。
3.
She looked at the Prince and opened her mouth, but no words came.
她看着王子，嘴张了张，但是说不出话来。
4.
On the Poetic Narration in the Novels of Zang Chengzhi, Zhang Wei and Alai
论张承志、张炜及阿来小说的诗意叙事
5.
Ambiguous Boundary--Sidelights on the Novels by Zhang Jie and Zhang Kangkang;
无为的边界——张洁、张抗抗小说侧论
6.
When he opened his mouth, the words refused to come out.
他张开嘴巴说不出话。
7.
One'stongueglued itself to the roof of one's mouth.
张口结舌，说不出话来。
8.
I'll take a photo of you. Say @cheese@!
我来给你拍张照片，说“Cheese”！
9.
I have a mouth, I can speak.
我有一张嘴，我能够说话。
10.
Derek handed him two tickets, and said,
德里克掏出两张票，说：
11.
In the Tang Dynasty (A.D.618-907), a scholar named Zhang Wei had glorified King Shun with the following lines:
唐朝的张谓曾赞颂舜说：
12.
"I can't," said Annie importantly.
“我不能，”安妮很紧张地说。
13.
asked the man, in a furtive, frightened way.
那入悄悄地、紧张地说。
14.
He saw that she was about to speak.
他看到她张口要说话。
15.
Well, that's rather an exaggerated way of putting it.
唔，这么说有点夸张。
16.
ZHANG Zai s Yi & Liang and Chou & He;
张载的“一”“两”说与“仇”“和”论
17.
A speech delivered in a high-flown or pompous manner.
夸张的演说以雄辩、夸张的方式发表的演说
18.
The key to Life and the Novel Dream--A review on Zhang Chaoshan′s novels;
人生钥匙与小说梦——评张超山的小说