american city的意思

american city中文翻譯：

美國城市

相似詞語短語

American───n.美國人，美洲人；美國英語；adj.美國的，美洲的；地道美國式的

american revolution───n.美國獨立戰爭

american megatrends───美國大趨勢

american ways───美國方式

city───n.城市，都市；adj.城市的；都會的

central american───中美洲的

american plan───美國式勞資交涉法；美國式收費制；n.（關于旅館收費的）美國式收費制，（主張雇員與顧主不通過工會而直接談判的）美國式勞資交涉法

american football───n.美式橄欖球；美式橄欖球運動

american boy───美國男孩

雙語使用場景

The concept which originated in Europe was adopted by American city planners in the late 1950s.───這個起源于歐洲的概念，在20世紀50年代末被美國城市規劃者采用。

This was, New York apart, the first American city I had ever been in where people actually lived downtown.───這是除紐約以外我所呆過的居民實際住在市中心的第一座美國城市。

In some large American city schools, as many as 20-40% of the students are absent each day.───在美國城市一些規模大的學校中，每天有多達20-40%的學生缺課。

At least 116 people are now known to have been killed by a tornado which struck the American city of Joplin in Missouri on Sunday evening.───密蘇里州喬普林市于上周日遭遇龍卷風襲擊，目前已有至少116人死亡。

Raleigh, North Carolina surpassed Washington, Seattle and Boston to be named the American city with the best quality of life in a new poll.───一項最新民調顯示，美國北卡羅來納州的羅利市超過華盛頓、西雅圖和波士頓，被評為全美生活質量最高的城市。

With more theaters, schools, libraries, and museums than any other American city, New York must be ranked as our nations' cultural leader.───紐約的劇院，學校，圖書館以及博物館超過美國的任何一個城市，它當之無愧地成為了全國的文化的中心。

New York is one of the last large American city to have some of its policemen on horse back.───紐約是美國大城市中最后一個還有騎在馬背上的警察

Rio is only the second South American city to be a candidate, after Buenos Aires had three unsuccessful attempts.───在布宜諾斯艾利斯三次鎩羽之后，里約僅是南美第二個參加申奧城市。

I once watched a film about a war between rival gangs in an American city. It was a sad story of crime and violence.───我曾看過一部描述美國某城市黑社會幫派斗爭的電影，里面充滿了可悲的罪惡和暴力。

英語使用場景

Cincinnati is an American city.

Cleanup spurs revitalization . Source : American City & County ( November 1995 ).

In Between the Worlds, a quiet American city has been struck by an inexplicable crime wave!

FTN branch coverage of any American city.

He announced the project at a conference last month in the American city of Lexington, Kentucky.

This was, New York apart, the first American city I had ever been in where people actually lived downtown.

As Republican mayor of Indianapolis, he won a reputation as a leader of a new breed of reform-minded American city bosses.

The American City of St. Louis, Missouri — often called the Gateway to the West — is perhaps best known for a towering, architectural marvel.

Edinburgh is an American city turned inside out: the rich in the middle, the poor around the outside.