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the later twentieth century二十世纪后期

The Long Twentieth Century漫长的20世纪

the twentieth floor二十一层

in the early twentieth century在二十世纪初

The early twentieth century二十世纪初

The Twentieth Anniversary二十周年纪念专辑

the twentieth century20世纪

英汉例句

• this day marks the twentieth anniversary of the international day of older persons.

  今天是国际老年人日二十周年纪念日。

• over the twentieth century, as our real incomes rose, we workers demanded more safety, and we got it.

  在二十世纪，当我们实际收入增长了，我们工人要求了更多的安全，我们也得到了。

• one of the things that「s very true about moscow, right into the twentieth century, is that you had all sorts of peasants living on the edge of moscow living in these wooden houses.

  有一件关于莫斯科的史实,直到二十世纪,在莫斯科的郊外,还有许多农民住在这样的小木屋里

• in the first half of the twentieth century, it was common to blame a 「blundering generation」 of politicians for losing control of a crisis that was largely of their own making.

  二十世纪上半叶，通常认为「犯错一代」的政治家对于内战负有共同的责任，他们对自己造成的危机失去控制。

• the gospel of thomas has become very famous,though, in the last part of the twentieth century because it was rediscovered and published and created something of a sensation.

  但是多马福音在二十世纪后期，突然变得非常出名,因为那时它被重新发现并出版,制造了一时的轰动。

• by the middle of the twentieth century, painters and sculptors in the united states had begun to exert a great worldwide influence over art。

  到了二十一世纪中叶，美国画家和雕塑家开始在世界范围内对艺术产生重大影响。

• longevity is the flip side of mortality, as jews who survived the twentieth century do not need reminding.

  长寿是死亡的另一面，作为二十世纪幸存下来的犹太人并不需要提醒。

• the last decade of the twentieth century and the first decade of the twenty-first century were full of challenges and surprises, including several long and debilitating wars that are not yet over.

  从二十世纪九十年代到二十一世纪的这数十年充满了挑战与意外，包括几场仍在持续的漫长又让人精疲力竭的战争。

• and each time wall street buoyed itself up with thoughts that in the america of the twentieth century nothing can go seriously wrong.

  而华尔街每一次都以「二十世纪的美国不可能真的变糟」来使自己振作。

• public and policy discussions of higher education over the course of the twentieth century have focused on one issue in particular: access.

  贯穿二十世纪美国高等教育政策讨论的热点问题是：扩招。

• as the twentieth century wore on, however, something happened to change the tide once again.

  但是随着二十世纪的前进，有一些事情再一次改变了潮流。

• the angel had never really come to grips with the twentieth century, and didn」t realize that it is perfectly possible to do ninety miles an hour down oxford street.

  心想，这个天使的思想太陈旧了，跟不上二十世纪了。他根本不知道在牛津大街开那么快的车完全是可能的。

• that「s the supposition of the twentieth century when folks don」t talk about race.

  这就是二十世纪的看法,当时人们无法谈论种族。

• carl dietrich: "since the turn of the twentieth century, there have been many hundreds of published concepts for flying-driving vehicles. and some of them have actually been built and flown.

  迪特里希：「自十九世纪末二十世纪初以来，公布的“陆空两用飞行器」概念数以百计，而且其中一些概念已实际制造成功并飞上蓝天。

• due north. not the twentieth part of a point either way.

  正北，不向其他方向偏离二十分之一度！

• as the chinese ambassador to the european union, i always believe that the eu integration and the fast development of china are the two most important events in the twentieth century.

  作为中国驻欧盟大使，我一直认为，欧盟一体化进程和中国的飞速发展是二十世纪人类历史发展进程中的两大重要事件。

• to continue our sports analogy, one key to the yankees「 dominance in the middle of the twentieth century was the way in which the careers of the team」s lead players overlapped.

  继续我们的体育类比。yankees队在二十世纪中期称霸的一个关键是队里的核心选手的运动生涯是相互交叠的。

• this was the most common type in the earlier part of the twentieth century.

  这种铅笔在二十世纪前期得到了广泛应用。

• l eisure time during the first decade of the twentieth century was spent at family get-togethers, baseball, picnics, long sunday drives in the horse and carriage (or the new family car).

  在二十世纪的这第一个十年里，人们的休閑项目一般是家庭聚会、棒球、野餐、周日驾驶马车（或新的家庭汽车）进行长途旅游等。

• in the later part of the twentieth century, the situation began to change.

  在二十世纪的后期，情况有所改变。

• the twentieth century saw 20 to 100 million deaths from pandemic flu and 200 million deaths from wars and famine, but 2 billion deaths from preventable childhood causes.

  在二十世纪，两千万到一亿人死于大流行性流感，两亿人死于战争和饑荒，还有二十亿人的死因与儿童期本可预防的疾病有关。

• if your child has died after the twentieth week of pregnancy, during labour, or soon after labour, you are 40 per cent more likely to divorce than if you had not lost a child.

  如果你已怀胎二十周，在分娩时或分娩后孩子死了，你的离婚机率比从没失去孩子过的人高40%。

• this industry is like no other—it’s an emblem of the american spirit. . . . it’s what helped build the middle class and sustained it throughout the twentieth century.

  与其他产业不同，汽车工业是美国精神的象征......正是这一产业在整个二十世纪创建并支撑了美国的中产阶级”。