mǐlǐ 'āixiānshēngdàorènyǐhòu, rénmenjiùzhàojiāngzhùjiàolièzàijǐncìyúyuánshuàidìwèidelǜlìngsuǒguīdìngdeyíjié, bǎtāāndùnzàizhùjiàoyuànlǐ。 On his arrival, M. Myriel was installed in the episcopal palace with the honors required by the Imperial decrees, which class a bishop immediately after a major-general.
wēiluò 'ālāsījiāzhōunánbù、 ānkèléiqíyǐběidechéngzhèn。 yīnwèiyúzhōngxīnwèizhìcéngbèishēnqǐngzuòxīndezhōufǔ A town of southern Alaska north of Anchorage. It has been proposed as a new state capital because of its central location.
wǒzhèngzhòngdìshuō, zhègèdàdǎndeyǐnyùzhuóshílìngrénqīnpèi, jìránzhèngféngyīgèdàxǐderìzǐ, lǐyìngmiàoyǔliánzhū, lǐzànwángjiāhūnqìng, gùzhèzhǒngxìjùxíngshìdebówùzhì, jiùsīháobùhuìduìshīzǐshēnggèhǎitún 'érzǐ 'érshēngǎnbùānliǎo。 Now I maintain that this bold metaphor is admirable, and the natural history of the stage has no occasion on a day of allegory and royal epithalamium to take exception at a dolphin who is son to a lion.
ānnī : jiéfū, yóuwányǒngliǎo ? It is also the needs of the epoch.
shēngchǎndebùduànbiàngé, yīqiēshèhuìzhuàngkuàngbùtíngdedòngdàng, yǒngyuǎndebùāndìnghébiàndòng, zhèjiùshìzīchǎnjiējíshídàibùtóngyúguòqùyīqiēshídàidedìfāng。 Constant revolutionising of production, uninterrupted disturbance of all social conditions, everlasting uncertainty and agitation distinguish the bourgeois epoch from all earlier ones.
xiǎngdāngchū, luóbèi 'ěr · sàinàlìcéngbǎbālíshèngmǔyuànbǐzuò 'āifèisuǒsīdezhùmíngdedíānnàshénmiàohénghéngbèigǔdàiyìjiàotúfèngruòshénmíngbìngshǐ 'āiluósītèlātúsīmíngzìyǒngliúyúshìhénghéng, rènwéishèngmǔyuànzhèzuògāolúréndàjiàotáng“zàichángdù、 kuāndù、 gāodùhéjiégòushàngdūyuǎnshèngyīchóu”。 How far it is from the epoch when Robert Cenalis, comparing Notre-Dame de Paris to the famous temple of Diana at Ephesus, *so much lauded by the ancient pagans*, which Erostatus *has* immortalized, found the Gallic temple "more excellent in length, breadth, height, and structure."
jǐngchē、 xiāofángchē、 gōngchéngqiǎngxiǎnchē、 jiùhùchēděngjīdòngchēliàngānzhuāng、 shǐyòngjǐngbàoqì, bìxūfúhéguówùyuàngōngānbùméndeguīdìng; Alarming sirens must be installed on such motor vehicles as police cars, fire engines, engineering rescue vehicles and ambulances and used in compliance with the regulations of the public security department under the State Council.
gèngràngréngǎndàobùāndeshìzhèxiēqǐyèhěnduōshìjiāyùhùxiǎohérénmensuǒxìnlàidegōngsī, érshèxiánwǔbìdejìngshìgōngsīdezuìgāocéngjuécèzhě。 This scandal is all the more alarming because the companies implicated were mostly trusted household names and the perpetrators were their highest level executives.
zhèzhǒngjíbìngdexùnsùmànyánshǐyīliáodāngjúgǎndàoyōulǜbùān 。 The rapid spread of the disease is alarming the medical authorities.
rǎoluànsīxiǎnghuòzhězhìzàobùānhuòzhědǎozhìmènmènbùlèhuòzhějīnghuāng。 disturb in mind or make uneasy or cause to be worried or alarmed.
" dàshǐxiānshēng, wǒxiāngxìnwǒméiyòuràngnǐgǎndàobùān 。 “ Mr.Ambassador,I trust that I have not alarmed you.
tāmenduìzhànzhēngdeqiánjǐnggǎndàojīngkǒngbùān 。 They are alarmed at the prospect of the war.
tāmenyīnshòudàotūránxíjī 'érjīngkǒngbùān 。 They were alarmed by a sudden attack.
shǐbù 'ān, shǐjīnghuāng To upset or alarm.
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" běibùfēngjǐnglǚyóuqū ", ānpáiběijīngxiāngcūnsàimǎchǎngděng 2 gèchǎngguǎn, biànyúsàihòufāzhǎnjiāoqūlǚyóuyè。 2 venues, including Beijing Country Equestrian Park, will be located in the North Scenic Spot Area, facilitating the development of suburban tourism.
tādezhàngfū 'ālán, háiyòuyīgè 3 suìdeháizǐlǐānzédāndúchūshòu。 Her husband, Alan, and 3-year-old child Ryan are sold separately.
zhuāngyǐnqíng 'ānzhuāngyǐnqíngshèbèi To equip with a motor.
gěiqìchēwěibùānzhuāngtūqǐzhuāngshìwù。 equip with fins, as of a car.
zài( yīgèdiànlùhuòdiànzǐzhuāngzhì) shàngānzhuāngjīngtǐguǎn To equip(an electronic circuit or device) with transistors.
“ qiúqiúnǐ, shàngdì,” ālánnánnándào,“ bǎoyòutāpíngān 。” “ Please God,” Alan muttered. “ Let her be safe.”
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ānyòuyúlèqìcáirénmennéngzàilǐmiànjìnxíngyúlèhuódòngdedìfāng。 a room equipped for informal entertaining.
yīgèāndìng、 gōngpíng、 zìyóu、 mínzhù、 yòu 'àixīn、 fāngxiàngmíngquèdeshèhuì; - a stable, equitable, free, democratic, compassionate society with a clear sense of direction;
wéitígāorénlèideānquán、 gènghǎodìshīzhèng、 cùjìngōngpíngfāzhǎnbìngzūnzhòngrénquán, liánhéguózhǎnkāigèzhǒnghuódòng, bìngtōngguòzhèxiēhuódòngláibāngzhùjiějuézhànzhēngdegēnyuánwèntí, gěishìjièzēngjiāyīfènānquán。 Through its activities aimed at promoting human security, good governance, equitable development and respect for human rights, the UN is helping to make the world a safer place by addressing the underlying causes of war.
zǎochén, wǒmenháiyàotóngwǒmenzàidékèsàsīzhōuxiūsīdūnkòngzhìzhōngxīn、 yàlābāmǎzhōuhēngcíwéi 'ěrcāozuòkòngzhìzhōngxīnhémòsīkē 'éluósīkòngzhìzhōngxīndelùdìgōngzuòduìjǔxínghuìyì, měigèkòngzhìzhōngxīndōuyàoxiàngwǒmentíchūyòuguānwǒmengōngzuòdewèntí, huòzhěgěiwǒmenānpáixīnrènwù。 We also have a morning conference with our teams on the ground at Mission Control in Houston,Texas,the Operations Control Center,in Huntsville,Alabama and Russian Mission Control in Moscow.Each control center prepares questions for us about our work or sends us new tasks.
huídàomìxīxībǐqùbā; huídàoyàlābāmǎqùbā; huídàonánkǎluóláinàqùbā; huídàozuǒzhìyàqùbā; huídàolùyìsīānnàqùbā; huídàowǒmenběifāngchéngshìzhōngdepínmínkūhéhēirénjūzhùqūqùbā。 yàozhīdào, zhèzhǒngqíngkuàngnénggòu 'érqiějiānghuìgǎibiàn。 Go back to Mississippi, go back to Alabama, go back to Georgia, go back to Louisiana, go back to the slums and ghettos of our northern cities, knowing that somehow this situation can and will be changed.
měiguódōngnánbùyīdìqū, tōngchángbāokuòyàlābāmǎzhōu、 zuǒzhìyàzhōu、 lùyìsīānnàzhōu、 mìxīxībǐzhōuhénánkǎluóláinàzhōu; zàiměiguónèizhànyǐqiánzhèxiēzhōushēngchǎnmiánhuāhézhīchínúlìzhì。 the southeastern region of the United States: South Carolina and Georgia and Alabama and Mississippi and Louisiana; prior to the American Civil War all these states produced cotton and permitted slavery.
dànshì, tāfāshìyàoyǐqǔdéfǎlǜxuéwèiláizhěngjiùgēgēdezhèzhǒngtújìngduìtāláishuōshìyīgèfēichángyánjùndetiǎozhàn, dāngshí , bèidì ·ānnīzhùzàiluódédǎodedōnggélínwēizhì, zhǐyòupǔtōngtóngděngxuélìzhèngshū。 But her vow to help him by getting a law degree posed a daunting challenge for Betty Anne, then living in East Greenwich, R.L., who had only a General Equivalency Diploma.
qiáokètuōbùluòjūzhùzàiměiguómìxīxībǐzhōuzhōngbùhénánbùyǐjíyàlābāmǎzhōuxīnánbùdeyīzhīměizhōutǔzhùbùluò, xiànzàifēnbùzàimìxīxībǐzhōuyǐjí 'ékèlāhémǎzhōudōngnánbù。 qiáokètuōrénzài 19 shìjì 30 niándàicéngbèiqiānzhìyìndìānnàdìqū A Native American people inhabiting central and southern Mississippi and southwest Alabama, with present-day populations in Mississippi and southeast Oklahoma. The Choctaw were removed to Indian Territory in the1830's.
qíkèsuǒbùluòyīzhīměizhōutǔzhùbùluò, zuìchūjūzhùzàiměiguómìxīxībǐzhōudōngběibùhé 'ālābāmǎzhōuxīběibù, xiànzàifēnbùzài 'ékèlāhémǎzhōuzhōngnánbù。 19 shìjì 30 niándàiqíkèsuǒréncéngbèigǎndàoyìndìānnàzhōu A Native American people formerly inhabiting northeast Mississippi and northwest Alabama, now located in south-central Oklahoma. The Chickasaw were removed to Indian Territory in the1830's.
méilǐdìānměiguómìxīxībǐzhōudōngbùyīchéngshì, wèiyú 'ālābāmǎzhōubiānjièfùjìn, jiékèxùndōngbù。 zài 1864 nián 2 yuèbèiwēilián ·t· xiè 'ěrmànjiāngjūndejūnduìtàpíng。 rénkǒu 46, 577 A city of eastern Mississippi near the Alabama border east of Jackson. It was razed by Gen. William T. Sherman's troops in February1864. Population,46, 577.