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常見例句

雙語例句

• In 1768, an anonymous country gentleman wrote a letter to the British Parliament commenting on this moral factor.
  1768年，一位匿名的鄉(xiāng)紳給英國議會寫了一封信，就此道德問題做出了評論。
• LONDON (AFP) — Queen Elizabeth II’s speech in the British parliament Tuesday may have been routine but at least nobody got bored to death. That would have been against the law.
  倫敦(法新社)消息：英國女王伊麗莎白二世本周二在英國議會的講演可能枯燥乏味，但至少沒有人厭煩得要死，因為那樣會違反法律。
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• Yergin is a Churchillian. He argues that we should consider all possible energy sources, the way Winston Churchill considered oil when he spoke to the British Parliament in 1913.
  他爭論說人類應(yīng)該考慮所有一切可能的能源資源，這正是威斯頓·丘吉爾在1913年在英國議會上的演講時所討論的觀點。

原聲例句

• The term is believed to have started in the British Parliament.
• A British lawmaker told parliament in eighteen seventy that Englishmen were leaving their country, not because they wanted to, but because they had to.
• The war was sold to his cabinet, to parliament and to the British people on the basis that Saddam Hussein was a dangerous man holding weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) that could be unleashed within 45 minutes.

權(quán)威例句

• If you find watching CSpan boring, just watch tapes of her defending her positions in the British Parliament.
  FORBES: My Lunch With Lady Margaret Thatcher
• My initial stomping ground was British Parliament, serving as Policy Director to the largest All Party Parliamentary Group.
  FORBES: 'Old school energy, new world order'
• Never mind that the British parliament had put a freeze on all Czech assets, to defend them against Nazi theft.
  FORBES: Yes, Governments Do Steal Gold
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