美国中英惯用例句:
  • 分析师说，虽然任天堂在日本市场仍然遥遥领先，可是在美国欧洲sega所出的电子游戏机genesis已经跟任天堂的supernes差不多拉平。
    While Nintendo is still the market leader by far in Japan, Sega's Genesis machine has drawn roughly even with Nintendo's Super NES in the United States and Europe, analysts say.
  • 美国农业部已经收到要求测试138种基因变异的树种的申请。
    Already, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has received applications to test 138 types of genetically modified trees.
  • 在美国，转基因农作物的种植面积已达9000万英亩，但作物比动物容易控制得多。
    Genetically modified crops already cover 90 million acres in the United States, but crops are far easier to contain than animals.
  • 墨勒，赫尔曼·约瑟夫1890－1967美国遗传学家，因研究x射线对基因遗传的影响而获1946年诺贝尔奖
    American geneticist. He won a1946 Nobel Prize for the study of the hereditary effect of x-rays on genes.
  • 瑞士西南部日内瓦湖西端的一座城市；日内瓦曾为国际联盟的总部，现在是美国在欧洲的总部。
    a city in southwestern Switzerland at the western end of Lake Geneva; the Palace of Nations originally housed the League of Nations and is now the European headquarters for the United Nations.
  • 而在10年前启动的公共人类基因组项目--主要由美国政府与英国维尔考姆信托基金(世界上最富有的研究赞助机构)出资赞助，当时仍然将他们的计划完成日期定在2005年。
    The public Human Genome Project,funded mainly by the US government and Britain's Wellcome Trust,the world's richest research charity,was then still aiming for the original completion date of 2005,set when the programme had started 10 years earlier.
  • 美国西部（洛矶山脉）的、尤其是生长在黄石国家公园热泉周围的、一种小形、开蓝花的流苏龙胆。
    small blue-flowered fringed gentian of western United States (Rocky Mountains) especially around hot springs in Yellowstone National Park.
  • 她现在是个真正的美国人；实在很开放的社会；他们并不会真的听我们的。
    she was now truly American; a genuinely open society; they don't really listen to us.
  • 这是由我自己的经验所发觉到的如果我们真诚的关心别人，能够获得美国最忙的人的注意和合作！
    I have discovered from personal experience that one can win the attention and time and cooperation of even the most sought-after people by becoming genuinely interested in them.
  • 莫尔斯，杰迪蒂娅1761－1826美国宗教领导人和地理学者，他写了在美国出版（1784年）的第一本地理教材
    American religious leader and geographer who wrote the first geography text published in the United States(1784).
  • 亨:你们有美国月刊，叫“nationalgeographic"的卖吗？
    Yes. Have you got the American monthly magazine "National Geographic"?
  • 美国地质调查所
    United States Geological Survey
  • 苏联解体后不久，一位名叫vicbaker的美国地质学家前往一探究竟。
    Not long after the Soviet Union collapsed, an American geologist named Vic Baker went over to take a look.
  • 当美国地质测量局的地质学家jamesthomaspardee提供了洪水故事中缺失的段落后，到了1940年，bretz的观念得到了认同。
    By 1940 Bretz's ideas had won the day, after a USGS geologist named James Thomas Pardee supplied the missing piece of the flood story.
  • 维布伦，奥斯瓦尔德1880－1960美国数学家，以其在射影几何学以及拓扑学上的研究而闻名
    American mathematician noted for his work on projective geometry and topology.
  • 他们的发现发表在《科学》杂志上，在美国地球物理学协会会议l，他们也通过一个大型的记者招待会将他们的发现作了汇报。他们的发现使很多研究人员措手不及。
    Their finding, which was published in the Science and reported at a major press conference at the American Geophysical Union, caught many researchers off guard.
  • 但是研究者们对旧金山的美国地球物理协会说，在模拟试验中，暖冬使雪线升高，并大大地缩小了主要的山地积雪场面积。
    But in the model, warmer winters raised the snowline, drasically reducing the crucial mountain snowpack, the researchers told the Amercian Geophysical Union in San Francisco.
  • 乔治准备接手经营我们的美国企业.
    George is taking over the running of our American operation.
  • 美国阿拉斯加州南部城市。
    a city in S Georgia.
  • 美国佐治亚州人或居民
    A native or inhabitant of the U.S. state of Georgia.
  • 佐治亚州的美国佐治亚州或其居民的，与美国佐治亚州或其居民有关的
    Of or relating to the U.S. state of Georgia or its inhabitants.
  • 美国佐治亚州或其居民的，与美国佐治亚州或其居民有关的，或有其特点的。
    of or relating to or characteristic of the American state of Georgia or its inhabitants.
  • 福雷斯特帕克美国佐治亚州西北的一座城市，亚特兰大的工业城区。人口16，925
    A city of northwest Georgia, an industrial suburb of Atlanta. Population,16, 925.
  • 产自美国东部缅因州至俄亥俄州和乔治亚州。
    closely related to southern arrow wood; the eastern United States Maine to Ohio and Georgia.
  • 都柏林美国佐治亚州中部城市，位于梅肯东南偏东。它是伐木区的商业中心。人口16，312
    A city of central Georgia east-southeast of Macon. It is a commercial center in a lumbering area. Population,16, 312.
  • 佐治亚州首府和最大城市；在美国内战期间，被舍曼的军队洗劫并烧毁。
    state capital and largest city of Georgia; plundered and burned by Sherman's army during the American Civil War.
  • 道尔顿美国佐治亚西北部一城市，位于田纳西州的查塔努加东南。它是一个农业区的工业中心。人口21，761
    A city of northwest Georgia southeast of Chattanooga, Tennessee. It is an industrial center in an agricultural region. Population,21, 761.
  • 文森，卡尔1883－1981美国立法员。1914年他从佐治亚州被选为美国众议院议员，并保持该职位达60年之久
    American legislator. He was elected as a U.S. representative from Georgia in1914, a post he held for a record60 years.
  • 格勒人住在美国南卡罗来纳州、佐治亚州和佛罗里达州北部沿海一带及沿海岛屿上的具有非洲血统的人群之一员
    One of a group of people of African ancestry inhabiting the Sea Islands and coastal areas of South Carolina, Georgia, and northern Florida.
  • 生长在美国西南部沼泽的一种观赏灌木或小乔木，具有大的粉红色或白色萼片，产生能够治疗疟疾的乔治亚树皮。
    ornamental shrub or small tree of swampy areas in southwestern United States having large pink or white sepals and yielding Georgia bark for treating fever.
  • 但是随后美国在线又加入了，而这个新巨头的总裁杰拉尔德·莱文认为自己不需要特纳--也可能是他无法容忍特纳的变幻莫测。
    But then came AOL，and Gerald Levin，the chief executive of the new giant，decided he didn't need Turner -- or perhaps couldn't tolerate his unpredictability．
  • 西日耳曼语英国，美国和其它受或曾受英国影响控制的国家所使用的西日耳曼语
    The West Germanic language of England, the United States, and other countries that are or have been under English influence or control.