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Skag·way 英ˈskægˌweɪ美ˈskægˌweAHDskăgʹwā' BNC²³⁶²¹³⁺¹
基本英英例句
n.斯卡圭在美国;西经 135º20' 北纬 59º23'
Noun:
a town in southeastern Alaska at the northern end of the Inside Passage; a gateway to the Klondike during the Alaskan gold rush A time-honored tradition since1898, the Skagway, Alaska, Fourth of July celebration offers everything from a parade to pie-eating contests.
世界庆典。历史悠久的传统自从1898年，史凯威，阿拉斯加，七月四日庆典提供每一件事从一个游行到吃馅饼竞赛。 forum.home.news.cn
Looping around to the historic town of Bennett, we ran to catch the one daily train down to Skagway.
我们在历史小镇贝内特附近散了步，然后赶上了每日一班去斯卡圭的火车。 yeeyan
The little town of Skagway soon had thousands of people looking for a place to live, food to eat and directions to where they could find gold.
斯卡格威小镇很快就出现大量的人，他们在寻找住所、食物和带他们去找金子的向导。 yeeyan
A man named Fred Dewey wrote to friends back home that it took him two weeks just to move his supplies from Skagway to the mountain. His wrote that his body hurt because of the extremely hard work.
有一个名叫佛瑞德.杜威的淘金者，他给回家的朋友们写信说，他用了两周的时间才把补给从斯卡格威运到了山脚下，他在信中写到，他的身体受到了伤害，因为搬运这些补给实在是太难了。 yeeyan
A young man who had the money to buy the supplies and the necessary tickets to travel to Alaska usually landed at the little port of Skagway.
一位有钱购买各种必须品和必要的车票、船票的年轻人到阿拉斯加，通常都是在斯卡格威小港上岸。 yeeyan
It was not a real telegraph office. It was a lie Soapy Smith used to take money from people who passed through Skagway.
这是肥皂水史密斯从那些经过斯卡格威的人身上赚钱的骗局。 yeeyan
Reaching Skagway involves a border crossing into the United States. I was fingerprinted, photographed and questioned by a gun-toting official with a buzz cut.
到达斯卡圭要进入美国境内，我在边界上打了手印，照了像片，还回答了一个挂着手枪的官员公事公办的提问。 yeeyan
The company said a ticket on a ship from Seattle to Skagway, Alaska was thirty-five dollars.
这家公司说，一张从西雅图到阿拉斯加的斯卡格威港的船票需要35美元。 yeeyan |