查询词典 Carnegie

That is how names once tagged as robber barons transform themselves into the founders of great philanthropies, such as Carnegie or Rockefeller.

这就是为什么那些一度被视作是&强盗大亨&的人，最终却转型为伟大慈善事业的创立者，例如卡耐基或洛克菲勒。

In the United States he plummeted swiftly from wowing sold-out crowds at Carnegie Hall to sleeping on the Times Square subway shuttle — that is, when he could afford the fare.

而在美国，他迅速从令卡耐基音乐厅爆满轰动的人，而沦落到只能睡在时代广场地铁穿梭巴上--这是他可以负担得起的票价。

Tuchman, a former automotive engineer, is no stranger to electric power as he once converted a 1937 Chris-Craft boat to run on electric power to legally operate on Lake Carnegie.

塔奇曼，前汽车工程师，却并不陌生，他的电力转换一1937年后，克里斯工艺艇上运行电力合法经营卡内基湖上。

Andrew Carnegie started out as a bobbin boy in a cotton factory.

安德鲁？卡耐基开始工作时是在一家棉纺厂当线轴工。

From his first job as a bobbin boy at age thirteen to his status as the richest man in the world upon retirement, Carnegie was the embodiment of the American dream and the prototype of todays billionaire.

从他作为筒子岁男孩的第一份工作13，他的地位，在世界最富有的人退休后，卡内基是美国梦的化身，今天的亿万富翁原型。

Andrew Carnegie started out as a bobbin boy in a cotton factory.

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Andrew Carnegie （1835-1919,American industrialist andphilanthropist ）began to work,when he was only twelve yearsold,as a bobbin boy in a cotton mill .

安德鲁·卡内基（1835-1919，美国工业家和慈善家）十二岁开始工作，在一家棉纺厂当线轴工。

Young Carnegie took odd jobs at a cotton factory and later worked as a messenger boy in the telegraph office.

年轻的Carnegie在棉花工厂打工，接著又去电信公司当传讯小弟。

When she played her final Carnegie Hall performance — the chamber version of Mozart's Concerto No. 12 in A (K. 414), with the Tokyo String Quartet, in November 2002 — The New York Times reported that,"The small details — the trills and turns that adorn the score — as well as the more expansive pianism in the cadenzas and the glowing Andante, had considerable energy behind them."

当她在卡耐基音乐厅做最后的演出时——在2002年和东京弦乐四重一起演绎的莫扎特第12协奏曲（A调K414总谱）室内音乐厅版——纽约时报如是报道，&颤音和转音——这些装点乐曲的细节，以及在句尾更具扩张性的钢琴演奏技巧和洋溢着的舒缓节拍，这些背后有着强大的能量。&

When she played her final Carnegie Hall performance — the chamber version of Mozart's Concerto No. 12 in A (K. 414), with the Tokyo String Quartet, in November 2002 — The New York Times reported that,"The small details — the trills and turns that adorn the score — as well as the more expansive pianism in the cadenzas and the glowing Andante, had considerable energy behind them."

当她在卡耐基音乐厅做最后的演出时——在2002年和东京弦乐四重一起演绎的莫扎特第12协奏曲（A调K414总谱）室内音乐厅版——纽约时报如是报道，&颤音和转音这些装点乐曲的细节，在句尾更赋张力的钢琴演奏技巧和洋溢着的舒缓节拍，所有这些背后都蕴藏着强大的能量。&

Warden: That's a beautiful dog, but don't bring her again.

那是条漂亮的狗，但是不要再把她带来了。

You get up in the morning – no hangover!

你第二天早上起来的时候—不会宿醉！