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  • ā 'ěr měi guó xīn zhōu zhōng lán shàng yóu de chéng shìwèi shèng fěi nán fāng 1706 nián jiàn shìshì zhù míng de liáo yǎng shèng rén kǒu 384, 736
    A city of central New Mexico on the upper Rio Grande southwest of Santa Fe. Founded in1706, it is a noted health resort. Population,384, 736.
  • shēn měi guó zhōu nán chéng shìwèi lǎng wéi 'ěr běi piān lán jìnshì yóu tián nóng de shāng pǐn sàn rén kǒu 28, 653
    A city of southern Texas near the Rio Grande west-northwest of Brownsville. It is a distribution center in an oil and farm region. Population,28, 653.
  • mài lún měi guó zhōu nán chéng shìwèi lǎng wéi 'ěr de běi piān běi de lán shàngshì gān chǎn de jiā gōng yùn shū zhōng xīnrén kǒu 84, 021
    A city of southern Texas on the Rio Grande west-northwest of Brownsville. It is a processing and shipping center for a citrus-growing region. Population,84, 021.
  • 'ěr ruì 'ōu měi guó nán de zuò chéng shìwèi shèng 'ān dōng 'ào de lán shàngjiàn 1868 niánshì zhè nóng de shāng háng yùn zhōng xīnrén kǒu 30, 705
    A city of southwest Texas on the Rio Grande west of San Antonio. Founded in1868, it is a market and shipping center in an agricultural region. Population,30, 705.
  • luó dōng běi chéng shìwèi lán de hǎi kǒu měi guó zhōu de lǎng wéi xiāng wàng。 1846 nián zhàn zhēng jiānbèi fán · tài de jūn duì gōng xiànrén kǒu 188, 745
    A city of northeast Mexico near the mouth of the Rio Grande opposite Brownsville, Texas. It was captured by Zachary Taylor's forces in1846 during the Mexican War. Population,188, 745.
  • sài xīn nán de zuò chéng shìwèi de 'āi 'ěr suǒ běi piān běi lán shàngguàn gài nóng lín jìn de bái shā suǒ shān mài shì zhòng yào de jīng lái yuánrén kǒu 62, 126
    A city of southern New Mexico on the Rio Grande north-northwest of El Paso, Texas. Irrigated farming and the nearby White Sands Missile Range are important to its economy. Population,62, 126.
  • lǎng wéi 'ěr zhōu nán chéng shìwèi lán liú wān de hǎi kǒushì zhù yào de huò jìn kǒu gǎngyòu róng hǎi chuán de shēn shuǐ dàorén kǒu 98, 962
    A city of southern Texas on the Rio Grande near its mouth on the Gulf of Mexico. It is a major port of entry served by a deepwater channel that accommodates oceangoing ships. Population,98, 962.
  • āi 'ěr suǒ chéng měi guó zhōu zuì duān chéng shìwèi léi xiāng wàng de 'ào lán zhōu wéi zuì chū shì 17 shì bān chuán jiào shìshì bīng shāng rén shǒu xiān zhùrén kǒu 515, 342
    A city of extreme western Texas on the Rio Grande opposite Ciudad Ju ez, Mexico. The surrounding area was first settled by Spanish missionaries, soldiers, and traders in the17th century. Population,515, 342.
  • léi duō měi guó zhōu nán de zuò chéng shìzuò luò zài lán shàng shèng 'ān dōng 'ào nán piān nán yóu bān mín zhě 1755 nián jiàn shì kǒu chù de zhù yào gǎng kǒu líng shòu yóu gōng zhōng xīnrén kǒu 122, 899
    A city of southern Texas on the Rio Grande south-southwest of San Antonio. Established by Spanish settlers in1755, it is a major port of entry and a retail, tourist, and industrial center. Population,122, 899.
  • cóng lán de jìn kǒu shāng pǐn 'é měi nián bǎi wàn měi yuán
    Import from Poland has risen to $ 1m a year.
  • zhè fèn biǎo zài addiction zhōu kān shàng de yán jiū bào gào duì lái yīng guóài 'ěr lán guó lán de jìn 4000 míng qīng shàonián jìn xíng liǎo diào chá
    The report, which is published in the journal Addiction, involved nearly 4,000 teenagers in England, Ireland, Italy, Germany and the Netherlands.
  • dāng rán yòu fēng xiǎndàn shì shēng huó běn shēn jiù shì fēng xiǎnér qiě lán zhī dào yòu lài de péng yǒu
    He runs risks, of course, but life is risk, and Frankie knows he has friends he can count on.
  • yīng guó yóu chuán tài tǎn hào zhèng zài jìn xíng cóng yīng lán de nán 'ān dūn dào niǔ yuē shì de chǔnǚ hángzài chénmò qián de liǎng bàn xiǎo shí cóng miàn zhuàng shàng liǎo zuò bīng shānmǎo dīng pēng pēng duàn lièchī shuǐ xiàn xià miàn de chuán shēn tiě bǎn wān biàn xíng
    RMS Titanic, on her maiden voyage from Southampton, England, to New York City, had sideswiped an iceberg 2.5 hours earlier, popping rivets and buckling the hull's iron plates deep below the waterline.
  • zài bàn qiú zhī yáo de měi guó 'é gāng zhōu běn dùn shì · ān · wēi lán zhèng zài yīng wǎng shàng chōng lànggāng qiǎo zài yóu ruì diǎn rén quán huó dòng jiā · sāng chuàng de wǎng shàng kàn dào liǎo yǒng xīn de diàn yóu jiàn bèi yán zhòng de xiān tiān xìng xīn zàng bìng zhè shēn shēn yǐn zhù liǎo
    Half a world away, in Pendleton, Ore. Mary Anne Wehland was surfing the Internet when she happened upon Yongxin's message, posted on a Web page created by a Swedish human-rights activist named Bo Sandberg. Mary Anne was riveted by the words "Serious congenital heart disease.”
  • shāo kǎo de lán xiāng cháng wéi zhù yào shí de wài pēng yǐn
    a cookout where roasted frankfurters are the main course.
  • duì dōng bēn táo gǎn dào juànzhāo rèn liǎo dòng lán zhōu jiā zhū bǎo diàn shì yóu diàn nǎo cuò lín wēi zhì cūn jǐng fāng xiāng xìn lún jīhū jiāng shì wéi yòu shén jīng bìng
    He got tired of running and confessed to robbing a jewelry store in Maryland. But because of a computer foulup, Greenwich Village police didn't believe Daniel Valencia and nearly wrote him off as another oddball.
  • lán dōng chuān liǎo jiàn hēi páo zhe bái páo liǎo guò lái
    Saran Tunga, wearing a black robe, rode along on a white horse.
  • quán jiā jiù kào qīn · è 'ěr zài jiā niǔ fēn lán luó wān wéi chí shēng qīn duō zhōng wèitā men 5 hái de shí cāo láo
    Everything Mark Earle made through fishing in Bay Roberts, Newfoundland, Canada. Reuben's mother, Dora, stretched like elastic to feed clothe their five children.
  • dān 'ěr 1660 1731 yīng guó zuò jiā zhù míng de xiǎo shuō wéi bīn xùn piāo liú yóu jiào shān · sài 'ěr de lán hǎi yuán zài huāng dǎo shàng de tàn xiǎn jīng líng gǎn chuàng zuò 'ér chéng hái zhù yòu 'ěr lán nián shì zuò 1722 nián
    British writer whose most famous novel, Robinson Crusoe(1719), was inspired by the exploits of a Scottish sailor and castaway, Alexander Selkirk. He also wrote Moll Flanders and A Journal of the Plague Year(both1722).
  • luó jié 'ài lán nào bēng liǎo gǎn dào shí fēn wài hái wèitā men hěn lái
    It's a surprise to me that Roger and Elaine are breaking up. I thought that they were particularly well suited to one another.
  •   chǎn shēng liǎo yuē hàn · dāng yuē hàn · kūn · dāng 'ào duō lán lín · lái nuò · luó luó ·b、 · hǎi yuē hàn · jié luó tāo · kěn liù wèi měi huí zǒng tǒngbìng chǎn shēng liǎo sān shí wèi nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng huò zhě
    Six presidents of the United States-John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Theodore and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Rutherford B. Hayes, and John Fitzgerald Kennedy-were graduates of Harvard. Its faculty have produced 34 NobeI Laureates.
  • zuì duō néng yòu gōng píng de hǎo yùn ”( lán lín dāng
    "The best you get is an even break"(Franklin P. Adams).
  • ào xiōng guó yuán 'ōu zhōu zhōng de shuāngchóng cái guóbāo kuò 'ào xiōng lánluó nán de fēnjīng xiōng mín zhù zhě zài 'ào guó nèi shān dòng hòu 1867 nián jiàn yán zhì 1918 nián
    A former dual monarchy of central Europe consisting of Austria, Hungary, Bohemia, and parts of Poland, Romania, Yugoslavia, and Italy. It was formed in1867 after agitation by Hungarian nationalists within the Austrian empire and lasted until1918.
  • lán nuò kāng tǎn dīng 1876- 1957 luó diāo jiā 1904 nián dìng xiān míng xiàn shí zhù chuán tǒngzhù yào yòng jīn zhǔhè shí tóu wéi cái liào chuàng zuò liǎo jiǎn dān míng kuài de zào xíng de chōu xiàng diāo
    Romanian-born sculptor who settled in Paris in1904. He broke sharply with the realist tradition, making abstract sculptures, chiefly in metal and stone, of great geometric simplicity.
  • zài gòng dǎng de jìng xuǎn xué shuō zhōngyīn yǎn jiǎng zhě shèn jiāng tīng guàiluó zhù jiào pàn luànděng lián zài liǎo jiēguǒ luó tiān zhù jiào tóu liǎo luò · lán de biāoràng yíng liǎo zǒng tǒng jìng xuǎn de shèng
    For instance, on one occasion the four unfortunate words,"Rum, Romanism and a Rebellion" used in a Republican campaign speech threw the Catholic vote and the presidential victory to Grover Cleveland.
  • yīng lán dōng nán jùn bèi luó rén zhí mín de fāng
    a county in southeastern England; the first to be colonized by the Romans.
  • zài de lǐng dǎo xiàfěi zhòng duō gāo chē zhì zào shāng shōu guī de chē wáng guóbāo kuò lán suō ā 'ěr · luó 'ōu
    Under his leadership,Fiat added to its car empire by buying luxury carmakers Lancia,Maserati,Alfa Romeo and Ferrari.
  • men xuǎn lán lín · luó zuò zǒng tǒng
    We have elected Franklin Roosevelt President.
  • lán lín · luó de
    wife of Franklin Roosevelt (1884-1962).
  • lán línluó zhěng zhěng dāng liǎo sān rèn de zǒng tǒng
    Franklin Roosevelt served three full terms as President.
  • lán lín ·d· luó duì yóu cóng wèi shī xīng
    Frankiln D. Roosevelt never lost his interest in stamp collection.
  • 1945 nián de 4 yuè 12 xià lán lín · luó zǒng tǒng shì liǎo
    In the afternoon of April 12, 1945, President Franklin D. Roosevelt died.