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sixty-five 英'sɪkstiːf'aɪv美'sɪkstiːf'aɪv COCA²²⁶⁹²BNC¹⁹⁹¹²iWeb²⁷⁷⁵⁶
基本英英近义反义例句例句
num.六十五¹⁰⁰
Adjective:
being five more than sixty近义词 65sixty five,六…
名词50%,形容词50%
用作数词The old tyrant was dead of a heart attack at sixty five.老伯爵死于心脏病发作，终年六十五岁。
Five years from now,those who are now 65 will be 70.现在六十五岁的人，过五年就七十岁了。 On April ninth, eighteen sixty-five, Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered his army to Union General Ulysses Grant. Within weeks, the Civil War would be over.
年4月9日，南方军总司令罗伯特.李将军向北方军总司令尤利塞斯.格兰特将军投降，随后几周内，美国内战就将结束了。 yeeyan
The Confederate Congress passed a bill in March of eighteen sixty-five to accept Negroes as soldiers. The bill did not promise to free them.
南方国会于1865年3月通过了一项法案，这项法案同意奴隶可以当兵打战，不过这项法案并没有让当兵的奴隶成为自由人。 yeeyan
In the open country, it often travels at sixty-five miles an hour.
在空旷的乡下，通常可达时速六十五英里。 iciba
The Civil War ended in eighteen sixty-five. After that, tensions grew between Congress and the new president, Andrew Johnson.
美国内战已经于1865年结束了，然而，内战结束后，美国国会和安德鲁.约翰逊总统之间的关系却日趋紧张。 yeeyan
Sixty-five hours later, a French rescue team saved him.
六十五个小时之后，法国救援队将他救出。 yeeyan |