Willy Brandt

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雙語例句

• My German counterpart Willy Brandt launched his country’s reconciliation with Poland by bending his knee at the Warsaw ghetto memorial in 1970.
  我的德國朋友維利?勃蘭特1970年在華沙猶太人區(qū)紀(jì)唸碑前的一跪，讓他的國家同波蘭重歸於好。
• His own short career as a Free Democrat MP, ending with a post in Willy Brandt’s government in 1969-70, was based on the hope that a party with the word “Free” in it could best defend democracy.
  他自己短暫的自由民主黨議員生涯，以1969-70年在威利·勃朗特政府中任職爲(wèi)結(jié)束，這一生涯的基礎(chǔ)本是希望一個有著“自由”這個詞的政黨應(yīng)該最能捍衛(wèi)民主。
• Willy Brandt, the mayor of divided Berlin, found particular value in Lincoln's famous statement that a "house divided against itself cannot stand."
  威廉·勃蘭特（Willy Brandt），処於分裂狀態(tài)下的柏林的市長，發(fā)現(xiàn)了林肯的一句名言的重要價值：“不郃之家難長存”。

原聲例句

• "For instance,when Willy Brandt got the prize back in the 1970s, he launched Ostpolitik in Europe which was so important in what happened many years later.

權(quán)威例句

• In 1974, the then chancellor, Willy Brandt, resigned after a Stasi spy was found to be working in his office.
  ECONOMIST: Erich Mielke
• Mr Schmidt, after all, lost power not least because he was constantly at odds with his party and its chairman, Willy Brandt.
  ECONOMIST: Gerhard Schr?der, serious in anticipation
• There is, after all, something of a German precedent: the centre-left alliance under Willy Brandt which displaced a grand coalition in 1969.
  ECONOMIST: Germany
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