Chinese red

Chinese [,tʃai'ni:z]

n. 中国人;华人;中文;汉语; adj. 中国的;中国人的;中国话的;中文的;

Chin=China中国+ese某国人或语言→中国的（人），汉语

red [red]

adj. 红色的;（脸）涨红的;烧红的;红头发的; n. 红色;红衣服;红颜料;红葡萄酒;

My wife is a writer. She writes on her computer. She has published ten novels already.

我的太太是个作家。她在计算机上写作。她已发表了10部长篇小说。

Generally speaking, a contract cannot be changed after it has been signed by both parties.

一般来讲，合同一经双方签订就不得更改。

No, just a few. For example, most Canadians say news [nju:z], but Americans say [nu:z]. We mainly use American words, but we use quite a lot of British words too. We fill our cars with gas, which is American, but we turn on the tap which is British En

没有，只有少数差别。例如，大多数加拿大人把news读成（nju:z），但美国人却读成（nu:z）。我们主要使用美国英语词，但是也使用很多英国英语词汇。我们给汽车加“gas（汽油）”，这是美国英语，但是我们说开“tap（龙头）”，这是英国英语。