kūnténggōngsīshǒuxízhíxíngguānsàidé -hóusàiyīnshuō, tōngyònggōngsīxiǎngchéngwéi " dìyījiāshēngchǎnyībǎiwànliàngshǐyòngránliàodiànchíqìchēbìngtóufàngshǐyòng " degōngsī。 GM wants to be "the first company to put one million fuel cell vehicles on the road," said Quantum chief executive Syed Hussain.
chángduìpáiduìděnghóuderénhuòchēliàngdehángliè; chángduì A line of waiting people or vehicles; a queue.
jiùzài 'àilúnyóuyùbùjuédeshíhóu , lóushàngchuánláiliǎowēnróu、 qīwǎn、 kěnqiēdexiǎotíqínshēng。 yīnyuèjiāhétādeqínshēngzàizhàohuàntā; And while she hesitated, from the room above came the soft, racking, petitionary music of a violin.
( wánghóuzhījiādefùnǚ) yìndùgōngzhùhuòwánghóudeqīzǐ。 (the feminine of raja) a Hindu princess or the wife of a raja.
dàwánghóu ; děngjígāoyúwánghóudeyìndùwángzǐhuòguówáng。 a great raja; a Hindu prince or king in India ranking above a raja.
dàwánghòufūréndàwángfēi; yìndùgōngzhùhuòwánghóudeqīzǐ。 a great rani; a princess in India or the wife of a maharaja.
déguógāoyúbójuéděngjí( xiāngdāngyúyīngguóhóujuéděngjí) deguìzú。 a German nobleman ranking above a count (corresponding in rank to a British marquess).
děngjízàihóujuézhīxià、 zǐjuézhīshàngdeyīngguóguìzú。 a British peer ranking below a marquess and above a viscount.
dāngyèmùjiànglíncàiyīnhé 'àndeshíhóu , ā 'ěrtèsītǎtègǔchéngtūránjiānchōngmǎnliǎoshēngjī: juéshìlèjùlèbùhédísīkēwǔtīngkāiményíngyè, cānguǎnlǐchōngmǎnliǎohuānshēngxiàoyǔ, dāngdìniàngzàode 'ā 'ěrtèpíjiǔcóngwúshùpíjiǔtǒngzhōngliúchū。 As night falls over the Rhine, the Altstadt springs to life: jazz clubs and discos open their doors, restau rants are filled with conversation and laughter and the local Altbier flows from countless pumps.
shèhuìdedì 'èrděngjí; gōngjué、 hóujué、 bójué、 zǐjué、 nánjuéděngjídeguìzú( yóuzhǐyīngguóguìzú)。 the third estate of the realm: the nobility (especially British nobility) of the rank of duke or marquess or earl or viscount or baron.
dàizhexiōngyálìmǔyǔkǒuyīn, tāqīngshēngdìshuō, xiànzàishìxiūgǎisuǒwèide " huáshèngdùngòngshí " deshíhóuliǎo。 tāzhǐdeshìguójìhuòbìjījīnzǔzhì15niánláixuānyángdezìyóuhuà、 sīyòuhuàhécáizhèngtòumíngdezōnghétǐzhì。 In a soft voice which bears the traces of his native Hungary, he argues that it is time to rewrite the so - called Washington consensus-- the cocktail of liberalisation, privatisation and fiscal rectitude which the IMF has been preaching for 15 years.
shénmeshíhóutādōuguǎnwǒmenjiào " xiǎohuǒzǐmen"。 On all occasions he referred to us as"lads".
rèqíngdewènhóu ; yǒuhǎoguānxì A cordial greeting; cordial relations.
thóujuéfūrénzhèngzàiyóuyùyàobùyàobǎ d fūrényīgèjìn 'érzàitáijiàdenàjiànjiājùmǎixiàlái; d fūrénshìdāngdàizuìfēngliúzuìyòumíngdedàngfù。 the Marquise de T shrank from buying an item of furniture for which the bidding was led by Madame D, the most elegant and most celebrated adulteress of our age;
nǐjiūjìngshénmeshíhóulíkāijiāde? Your actually what time leaves home?
wánghóude, wángzǐdewángzǐ( huòwánghóu ) dehuòyǔzhīxiāngguānde; wángshìde Of or relating to a prince; royal.
zàizuòdeyòuyīgèshāngtèxīhóujué, niánlǎo, yòuqián, lìnsè, tāyòufāngfǎtóngshízuòjíduānbǎowángdǎnghéjíduānfú 'ěrtàipài。 there was present the Marquis de Champtercier, a wealthy and avaricious old man, who contrived to be, at one and the same time, an ultra-royalist and an ultra-Voltairian.
nǚwáng, nǚzhūhóutǒngzhìgōngguó( huòfēngyì) defùnǚ A woman who is ruler of a principality.
yīwèicéngzàishātè 'ālābójīngyīngxuéxiàojiàoguòběn - lādēngdeyīngguólǎoshīshuō, lādēngxiǎoshíhóushìyīgè 'ānjìngde、 fēichánghàixiūdexiǎoxuéshēng。 Osama bin Laden was a quiet and shy pupil, a British teacher who taught him English at an elite Saudi Arabian school was quoted.
shìhóu, zhàogùzuòwéibànlǚhuòpúrénbànsuíhuòděngdài To accompany or wait upon as a companion or servant.
yìhuìpīzhǔnzǒngtǒnghóuxuǎnrénwèiguófángbùcháng。 The Senate confirmed the President's candidate for Secretary of Defense.
bǎ…… jiādàohòuxuǎnrénmíngdānshàng, tímíng…… zuòhóuxuǎnrén。 enter on a list or slate for an election.
sàdámǔ ·hóusàiyīnyánjiūliǎojǐshízhǒngnéngyǐnqǐqìtǐhuàijū、 wēnyì、 bānzhèngshānghán、 pòshāngfēng、 chūxuèrèděngjíbìngshēngwùyuánsù。 tānáchūzījīnláifāzhǎntiānhuā。 Saddam Hussein has investigated dozens of biological agents causing diseases such as gas gangrene, plague, typhus (ph), tetanus, cholera, camelpox and hemorrhagic fever, and he also has the wherewithal to develop smallpox.
yōngyòuzhèxiēnénglìzhīhòu, sàdámǔ ·hóusàiyīnhétādekǒngbùméngyǒujiāngzàitāmenzuìqiángdàdeshíhòuzhìzàozuìzhìmìngdexíjī。 With these capabilities, Saddam Hussein and his terrorist allies could choose the moment of deadly conflict when they are strongest.
hóusàiyīnyuēdànguówáng( 1952 niánhòu)。 zìcóng 1967 niánzài 'āyǐzhànzhēngzhōngsàngshīduìxīyuēdàndekòngzhìquánhòu, tāzài 'āyǐchōngtūzhōngyīzhíjìnliàngbǎochízhōnglì King of Jordan(since1952). Since he lost control of western Jordan in the Arab-Israeli War(1967), Hussein has attempted to remain neutral in Arab-Israeli conflicts.
fēizhōudōngbùbáisèduōhuòshǎohégǎnlǎnlǜsèdehóuzǐ, liǎnbùzhōuwéiyòucóngshēngdebáisèchángmáo。 white and olive green east African monkey with long white tufts of hair beside the face.
rúguǒshuō, qínyǐqiándeyīgèshídàishìzhūhóugējùchēngxióngdefēngjiànguójiā, nàmò, zìqínshǐhuángtǒngyīzhōngguóyǐhòu, jiùjiànlìliǎozhuānzhìzhùyìdezhōngyāngjíquándefēngjiànguójiā; tóngshí, zàimǒuzhǒngchéngdùshàngréngjiùbǎoliúzhefēngjiàngējùdezhuàngtài。 While the feudal state was torn apart into rival principalities in the period before the Chin Dynasty, it became autocratic and centralized after the first Chin emperor unified China, though some feudal separatism remained.
cénghóuyǐmùzhújiǎn Inscribed Bamboo Slips from the Tomb of Zeng Marquis Yi
zǐjuédīyúhóujuéhuòbójuédàngāoyúnánjuédeguìzúděngjí A nobleman ranking below an earl or a count and above a baron.
( yīngguó) yīgèyīngguóguìzújiējídechéngyuán( gōngjué、 hóujué、 bójué、 zǐjuéhuònánjué)。 (British) a nobleman (duke or marquis or earl or viscount or baron) who is a member of the British peerage.
duìyòuguìzújuéwèizhīguìfùdezūnchēngyòngláichēnghūnǚhóujué、 nǚbójué、 nǚzǐjuéhénánjuéhuònǚzhǔnnánjuédeyòngyǔ Used as a form of address for a marchioness, countess, viscountess, baroness, or baronetess.