英语释义

• coming next after the eighteenth in position

• position 19 in a countable series of things

片语

nineteenth holeThe Nineteenth hole is a slang term used in golf, generally referring to a pub, bar, or restaurant on or near the golf course, very often the clubhouse itself. Golf-Dictionary.

nineteenth shmily第十九章

Mistakes Nineteenth误区十九

The Nineteenth一起去

Nineteenth Century19世纪

nineteenth aneyseoan听

Nineteenth Dynasty埃及第十九王朝

Nineteenth Month第十九个月

Nineteenth annual第十九年

英汉例句

• these new-moon-shaped puff-pastry rolls seem first to have been introduced to british and american breakfast tables towards the end of the nineteenth century.

  这些新月形状的油酥小卷，似乎是在十九世纪末才首次被引入英美，并被端上人们早餐餐桌的。

• so, given the nineteenth century, we are opposed, as a general proposition, and among all peoples, in asia as well as in europe, in india as well as in turkey, to ascetic claustration.

  因此，现在既是十九世纪，那么，无论是在亚洲或欧洲，无论是在印度或土耳其，一般说，我们都反对那种出家修行的制度。

• in the early nineteenth century, people did mot use stamps.

  十九世纪初，人们并不使用邮票。

• he walked an aisle over and found another thin volume, its script also handpenned, but in the latter part of the nineteenth century.

  他走过另一个过道，发现另一本薄的书卷，它的手稿也是手写的，但是在十九世纪晚期。

• the aggrandizement which they have brought to the nineteenth century has not waterloo as its source.

  它们在十九世纪的壮大决不起源于滑铁卢。

• henry clay, (1777-1852) was a monumental figure in american politics in the middle part of the nineteenth century.

  亨利`克莱(1777-1852)是十九世纪中叶美国政坛丰碑式的人物。

• in the nineteenth century women put on trousers to ride horses, but they hid them by wearing full skirts on top.

  在十九世纪，女人传上裤子以骑马，不过她们通过在外面穿上长裙来掩盖它。

• in america the colonists, too, smoked clay pipes, but in the early nineteenth century the 「chaw」 became popular.

  在美国殖民者也用烟管抽烟，但是在十九世纪早期，嚼烟开始流行。

• gradually, with the development of certain rules of use, the cards had become common by the nineteenth century.

  慢慢地，随着某些使用规则的出现，到十九世纪时名片变得普遍起来。

• before the early nineteenth century, books were hand-bound using heavy materials such as wood, leather, gold, silver and jewels.

  十九世纪早期以前，书籍都是使用笨重的材料，如木头、皮革、金、银和宝石等手工装订而成的。

• and the reinvention in the nineteenth century of british identity will also have a lot to do with fear of the irish, 「the enemy within,」 as they were perceived.

  十九世纪英国民认同感的重建,和对爱尔兰的惧怕也有很大关系,「家贼难防」,他们是这样看待爱尔兰的

• waterloo is the hinge of the nineteenth century.

  滑铁卢是十九世纪的关键。

• the 2004 athens olympics was portugal’s nineteenth participation in the summer olympics.

  2004年雅典奥运会是葡萄牙第十九次参加夏季奥运会。

• bonaparte victor at waterloo; that does not come within the law of the nineteenth century.

  如果拿破侖在滑铁卢胜利，那就违反了十九世纪的规律。

• now this is something that we just take for granted when we read poems. all poems for us are to some degree dramatic monologues on the model of browning and others in the nineteenth century.

  我们现在读诗时已经懂得了这一点,对我们而言所有的诗都是,根据十九世纪的勃朗宁及其他人的模式,而创作出的戏剧性独白。

• but yet when you look back from the nineteenth century, these factors do count in explaining how countries turn out to be the way they are.

  不过当你从十九世纪开始回顾历史,这些因素的确能解释,国家是如何转变成现在这样的

• a lot of them were writing from paris in the nineteenth century.

  在十九世纪他们中的很多人都在巴黎撰文

• invention of the telegraph and telephone in the nineteenth century had revolutionary impacts on the speed of communications among individuals separated sometimes by vast distances.

  十九世纪电报和电话的发明对时常远隔千里的个人之间的通讯速度产生了革命性的影响。

• that gold leaf was applied somewhere between the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries, when ancient pots were being discovered, collected and displayed by japanese scholars.

  这些漆金箔内衬大概是在公元十七或十九世纪贴上去的，当时古代陶器开始陆续出土，被日本学者们收集跟展览起来。

• during the late nineteenth century, she traveled around the world to learn about foreign cultures and improve her knowledge of art.

  在十九世纪后期，她周游世界各地，了解外国文化，增进自己的艺术修养。

• this is a country that, in the nineteenth century, the west attacked and subjugated purely for commercial reasons.

  这是国家十九世纪仅仅因为商贸原因而曾经被西方攻击肢解。

• in other words, buckle was the avatar of the notion in the late nineteenth century that everything was going to hell in a handbasket.

  换言之，十九世纪后期有一种观念认为所有事物都在迅速恶化,而巴尔克则是这种观念的化身。