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Makin ˈmæˌkɪn 高
基本英英近义反义例句例句
n.梅金¹⁰⁰
Noun:
battles in World War II in the Pacific November 1943; United States Marines took the islands from the Japanese after bitter fighting近义词 Tarawa塔拉瓦岛 [西太平洋岛国…Tarawa-Makin二战期间塔拉瓦-马金…
Kellie Pickler -Makin' Me Fall In Love Again …我出左家噶囖窝…美连达窝…
Makin' yourself some friends, Andy.“你开始交朋友了，安迪？” John Makin, at the American Enterprise Institute, a think-tank, argues that monetary and fiscal relief were necessary but not sufficient to revive Japan’s economy.
智囊团美国企业研究所的约翰·麦金提出，对日本经济来说，货币和财政救济是必要的措施，但却来得不足够。 yeeyan
“ The people on the Internet didn't know they were supposed to reject me, ” says Makin, who now weighs about170 lbs.
“网上的人们并不认为他们应该拒绝我” Nancy说，她现在只有170磅。 yeeyan
As Makin writes, “ Shipments to retailers are counted as retail sales on the apparent assumption that ultimately all goods shipped will be sold at some point in the future.”
梅金是这样写的：“发货给零售商就等同于帐面上的零售额，它假定所有发出的货物会在将来某个时点售出。” yeeyan
In October the USS Makin Island, an amphibious assault ship, was the first of12 hybrid- powered ships to take to the water.
十月份美国船只“马金岛”号，一艘两栖攻击舰，成为12艘混合动力船中第一艘下水的船只。 ecocn
Thats very interesting, thanks for makin it.
非常有趣，感谢制作。88home
To get further insight into the economic consequences of Japan’s earthquake and tsunami, I reached out to John H. Makin, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
为了深度剖析日本地震和海啸对经济的影响，我访问了美国企业协会的资深学者 John H. Makin。 yeeyan
Makin, a solicitor, is acting for the young people in their case against the county council.
麦金，一位律师，在一个案件中替年轻人代理起诉乡村委员会。 skycn |