"ālāsījiāzhōushìyóu 'éluósīrénqǔmíngde, yīnwéi 'ālāsījiāshìzài 1867 niáncóng 'éluósīgòumǎide。" "Alaska was named by the Russians, from whom Alaska was bought in1867."
ālāsījiāshìwǒmenzuìběidezhōu 。 Alaska is our northernmost state.
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.
érzàishōurùzuìpíngjūndezhōu , jūzhùzàichénglǐdejūmínzhǐzhànyuēyībàn。 In states with the most equality, only about half does.
měiniányòushùbǎirénsǐyúgāosù [ jǐngfěi ] zhuīzhú, qíngkuàngyuèláiyuèlìngrénjǐngtì。 quánguógèdìjǐngchádānwèi, gèzhōuyǐjíliánbānglìfǎjīguān, zhèngzàixiànzhìfēngkuángdehǎolāiwùshìdezhuīzhú……。 Increasingly alarmed by high-speed pursuits that are killing hundreds of people every year, police departments around the country, as well as state and Federal lawmakers, are clamping down on the wild, Hollywood-style chases…
měiguódékèsàsīzhōunánbùchéngshì; ālāmòsuǒzàidì。 a city of south central Texas; site of the Alamo.
wǒmèngxiǎngyòuyītiān, yàlābāmǎzhōuhuìyòusuǒgǎibiànhénghéngjìnguǎngāizhōuzhōuchángxiànzàiréngtāotāobùjuédìshuōshímeyàoduìliánbāngfǎlìngtíchūyìyìhéjùjuézhíxínghénghéngzàinàlǐ, hēirén 'értóngnénggòuhébáirén 'értóngxiōngdìjiěmèibāndìxiéshǒubìngxíng。 I have a dream that one day the state of Alabama, whose governor's lips are presently dripping with the words of interposition and nullification, will be transformed into a situation where little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and white girls and walk together as sisters and brothers.
zǎochén, wǒmenháiyàotóngwǒmenzàidékèsàsīzhōuxiūsīdūnkòngzhìzhōngxīn、 yàlābāmǎzhōuhēngcíwéi 'ěrcāozuòkòngzhìzhōngxīnhémòsīkē 'éluósīkòngzhìzhōngxīndelùdìgōngzuòduìjǔxínghuìyì, měigèkòngzhìzhōngxīndōuyàoxiàngwǒmentíchūyòuguānwǒmengōngzuòdewèntí, huòzhěgěiwǒmen 'ānpáixīnrènwù。 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.
pàikèsī, luósàshēngyú 1913 měiguómínquánlǐngdǎorén, tāyīnzàiměiguó 'ālābāmǎzhōuménggēmǎlìdegōnggòngqìchēshàngjùjuéràngzuògěiyīgèbáirén, éryǐnqǐliǎoquánshìfànwéiqìchēgōngsīdeliánhédǐzhì, jīqǐliǎoquánguódemínquányùndòng American civil rights leader. Her refusal to give up her seat on a bus to a white man in Montgomery, Alabama, resulted in a city-wide boycott of the bus company and stirred the civil rights movement across the nation.
shǒuxífǎguānměiguóyīxiēzhōuhéngpíngfǎyuàndeshǒuxífǎguān The presiding judge of a court of chancery or equity in some states of the United States.
měiguódōngnánbùyīdìqū, tōngchángbāokuòyàlābāmǎzhōu 、 zuǒzhìyàzhōu 、 lùyìsī 'ānnàzhōu 、 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.
fúshìjīnlǚméishǔderènhéyīzhǒngluòyède 'ǎishēngguànmù, jùyòuměilìdesuìzhuànghuāxù, huāzàichūnjìchéngbáisè、 qiūjìhuǒhóngsèhuòchéngsè; chǎnzì 'ālābāmǎzhōuhé 'ālìgēnníshānmài。 any of several deciduous low-growing shrubs of the genus Fothergilla having showy brushlike spikes of white flowers in spring and fiery red and orange autumn color; Alabama to Allegheny Mts.
qiáokètuōbùluòjūzhùzàiměiguómìxīxībǐzhōuzhōngbùhénánbùyǐjíyàlābāmǎzhōuxīnánbùdeyīzhīměizhōutǔzhùbùluò, xiànzàifēnbùzàimìxīxībǐzhōuyǐjí 'ékèlāhémǎzhōudōngnánbù。 qiáokètuōrénzài 19 shìjì 30 niándàicéngbèiqiānzhìyìndì 'ānnàdìqū 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 niándàiqíkèsuǒréncéngbèigǎndàoyìndì 'ānnàzhōu 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.
sài 'ěrmǎměiguó 'ālābāmǎzhōuzhōngbùpiānnányīchéngshì, wèiyúménggēmǎlìshìyǐxī。 zài 1965 nián, zhèlǐshìxiǎomǎdīng · lùdé · jīnlǐngdǎoxuǎnjǔzhědēngjìyùndòngdesuǒzàidì。 rénkǒu 23, 755 A city of south-central Alabama west of Montgomery. In1965 it was the site of a voter registration drive led by Martin Luther King, Jr. Population,23, 755.
díkǎitè 'ālābāmǎzhōuběibùyīchéngshì, wèiyúbómínghànyǐběidetiánnàxīhéshàng。 gāichéngzuìchūdedàbùfēnjiànzhù, zàinèizhànzhōngbèicuīhuǐ。 rénkǒu 48, 761 A city of northern Alabama on the Tennessee River north of Birmingham. Most of the original city was destroyed during the Civil War. Population,48, 761.
méilǐdì 'ānměiguómìxīxībǐzhōudōngbùyīchéngshì, 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.
bómínghànměiguóyàlābāmǎzhōuzhōngběibùyīchéngshì, wèiyútǎsīkǎlúsàdōngběi。 gāizhōuzuìdàchéngshì, wèiyúkuàngyèhégōngyèqū。 rénkǒu 265, 968 A city of north-central Alabama northeast of Tuscaloosa. The largest city in the state, it is in a mining and industrial region. Population,265, 968.
tǎsījījíměiguó 'ālābāmǎzhōudōngbùyīchéngshì, wèiyúménggēmǎlìyǐdōng。 tāshìbùkè ·t· huáshèngdùnyú 1881 niánjiànlìdetǎsījījíxuéyuàndesuǒzàidì。 rénkǒu 12, 257 A city of eastern Alabama east of Montgomery. It is the seat of the Tuskegee Institute, founded by Booker T. Washington in1881. Population,12, 257.
duōsēnměiguóyàlābāmǎzhōudōngnánbùchéngshì, kàojìnfóluólǐdázhōubiānjiè。 1885 niánjiànlì, shìyīgèdànóngyèqūdemàoyìzhōngxīn。 rénkǒu 53, 589 A city of southeast Alabama near the Florida border. Settled in1885, it is a trading center for a large agricultural area. Population,53, 589.
1954 niánmǎdīnghuòdézhéxuébóshìxuéwèibìngjiēshòuliǎozài 'ālābāmǎzhōuménggēmǎlìdetèsītǎdàjiēxǐlǐtángdeběntángmùshīdegōngzuò。 In 1954 M.L. received his Ph.D. and accepted the job of pastor of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama.
děnggòng 15 gèzhōu; hòu 4 gèzhōuméiyòujiārùnánbùbānglián。 Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Tennessee, Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware.
cóngqiánjūzhùzàiqiáoyěyàzhōuhé 'ālābāmǎzhōudànxiànzàizhùyàojūzhùzài 'ékèlāhémǎzhōudemǎsīkējīyǔzǔdekèlǐkèliánméngdeyìndì 'ānrén。 any member of the Creek Confederacy of Muskhogean peoples (especially the Muskogee) formerly living in Georgia and Alabama but now chiefly in Oklahoma.
pí 'āiméngtèshānlùgāoyuánměiguódōngbùyīgāoyuándìqū, cóngniǔyuēzhōuyánshēnzhì 'ālābāmǎzhōu , wèiyú 'ābālāqìyàshānmàihédàxīyángyán 'ànpíngyuánzhījiān A plateau region of the eastern United States extending from New York to Alabama between the Appalachian Mountains and the Atlantic coastal plain.
měiguóyīgāoyuándìqū, wèiyú 'ābālāqìyàshānmàihédàxīyángyán 'ànpíngyuánzhījiān; bāokuòwéijíníyàzhōu 、 běikǎluóláinàzhōu 、 nánkǎluóláinàzhōu 、 qiáozhìyàzhōuhé 'ālābāmǎzhōuděngzhōudeyībùfēn。 the plateau between the coastal plain and the Appalachian Mountains: parts of Virginia and North and South Carolina and Georgia and Alabama.
měiguódeyīgèdìqū, bāokuòmòxīgēyán 'ànjǐgèzhōu ; yóufóluólǐdá、 ālābāmǎ、 mìxīxībǐ、 lùyìsī 'ānnàhédékèsàsīzǔchéng。 a region of the United States comprising states bordering the Gulf of Mexico; Alabama and Florida and Louisiana and Mississippi and Texas.
yǐqiánshēnghuózàiqiáoyěyàzhōuhé 'ālābāmǎzhōubìngchéngwéikèlǐkèliánménghéxīndemǎsīkējízúrén。 a member of the Muskhogean people formerly living in Georgia and E Alabama and constituting the core of the Creek Confederacy.
fóluólúnsàměiguó 'ālābāmǎzhōuxīběibùyīchéngshì, wèiyúdíkǎitèxīběipiānxīdetiánnàxīhépàn。 jiànyú 1818 nián, shìgāodùgōngyèhuàchéngshì。 rénkǒu 36, 426 A city of northwest Alabama on the Tennessee River west-northwest of Decatur. Founded in1818, it is highly industrialized. Population,36, 426.
gēlúnbùměiguómìxīxībǐzhōudōngběibùchéngshì, wèiyú 'ālābāmǎzhōubiānjiè, zhègèdìqūyòuxǔduōnánběizhànzhēngyǐqiándefángwū。 rénkǒu 23, 799 A city of northeast Mississippi near the Alabama border. There are many antebellum houses in the area. Population,23, 799.
zhǐyībānbāokuò 'ālābāmǎzhōu 、 qiáozhìyàzhōu、 fúluólǐdázhōu 、 tiánnàxīzhōu 、 nánkǎluólāinàzhōuhéběikǎluólāinàzhōudeměiguódìqū。 of a region of the United States generally including Alabama; Georgia; Florida; Tennessee; South Carolina; North Carolina.
àoběnyàlābāmǎzhōudōngbùyīchéngshì, wèiyútǎsījījídōngběipiānběi。 shì 'àoběndàxué( jiànyú 1856 nián) suǒzàidì。 rénkǒu 33, 830 A city of eastern Alabama north-northeast of Tuskegee. It is the seat of Auburn University(founded1856). Population,33, 830.
cóngqiánshēnghuózài 'ālābāmǎzhōudemǎsīkējízúrén; kèlǐkèliánméngzhōngdechéngyuán。 a member of the Muskhogean people formerly living in N Alabama; a member of the Creek Confederacy.