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n.利物浦英国港市
Noun:
a large city in northwestern England; its port is the country's major outlet for industrial exportsLiverpool Daily Post《利物浦每日邮报》…
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用作名词Liverpool's defender is tackling Thomas.利物浦队的防守正在拦截托马斯。
Leeds andLiverpoolplay off tomorrow.利兹队和利物浦队明天加赛一场以决胜负。 Even if Liverpool, for example, continue to struggle in the Premier League, they have shown before that such circumstances can lead them to save their best for the Champions League.
即使假设发生了利物浦在英超联赛苦苦挣扎的情况，他们此前的表现证明这种情形将使得他们将最好的状态留到冠军联赛中。 yeeyan
He suggested, in a speech delivered in Liverpool, that it meant“the biggest, most dramatic redistribution of power to date from elites in Whitehall to the man and woman on the street”.
卡梅隆在利物浦发表演讲时说，这个词意味着“最大程度、最剧烈地重新分配社会权力，把它从白厅的精英阶层交还到街头所有平民百姓手中”。 yeeyan
When I visited the so- called“ bad areas”, whether in Liverpool, Bristol, Birmingham, London or elsewhere, what I found was not a community out of control.
当我参观所谓的“坏区”，不论是在利物浦，布里斯托，伯明罕，伦敦或其他地方，我看到的并不是失控的社区。 yeeyan |