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Atomic fission would no longer be hidden in the cloisters of the theoretical physicists' dreams.

原子裂变再也不是隐蔽在理论物理学家梦想的回廊。

More recently, scenes from the second movie, the Chamber of Secrets, were shot in the historic Cloisters of Gloucester Cathedral.

最近，第二部电影《秘室》中的一些场景又在著名的格洛斯特教堂回廊里拍摄。

Deep in a wooded park near Manhattan's northern tip is The Cloisters Museum and Gardens, one of the city's most fascinating attractions.

当你深入走进位于曼哈顿北部附近一个树木繁茂的花园，你会看到一座修道院的博物馆和花园——世界上最迷人的景点之一。

The cloisters still retain something of the quiet and seclusion of former days.

回廊一带依然保留有几分当年的幽静出世之慨。

Many of the monks and nuns abandoned their cloisters and fled to Wittenberg to seek the pleasures denied them hitherto, and to put in practice Luther's teaching on the necessity of marriage.

许多僧侣修女都逃离自己的修道院，飞奔威滕堡寻找欢乐——这是他们的修道院所不能给予的——并按照路德的教导尝试必要的婚姻。

Also, there is a great museum of medieval European art further up north. It's called the Cloisters.

再往北一点，有欧洲中古世纪艺术的博物馆，叫做克劳斯特修道院。

Moreover, the abbey had a series of sprawling cloisters attached.

并且该教堂还附有许多迂回曲折的游廊。

It was the resuscitated pagan thinkers, it was the Mohammedan and the Jew, who kept the lamps of knowledge and science burning; and to them in large measure the revival of learning, through scholastic philosophy in the Catholic cloisters and afterward in western Europe in general, is due.

这是恢复异教思想家，它是穆罕默德和犹太人，他整灯的知识和科学的燃烧，以及它们在很大程度上复苏的学习，通过士林哲学在天主教回廊及此后在西欧一般，是因。

In the lesser arm lay the kitchens, the refectory, backed up by the cloisters and the church.

沿着短臂一带，有厨房、带走廊的食堂和礼拜堂。

I yesterday passed a whole afternoon in the churchyard , the cloisters , and the church , amusing myself with the tombstones and inscriptions that I met with in those several regions of the dead .

昨天我一整个下午都在教堂院落，回廊和教堂里面消磨时间，当我在一些墓地闲逛时我发现了很多令我感到有趣的墓碑和碑铭。

Chrysanthemum of 10 thousand birthday is lax to edaphic requirement, with the arenaceous qualitative loam with fecund, good drainage had better.

万寿菊对土壤要求不严，以肥沃。排水良好的砂质壤土为好。

He unstepped the mast and furled the sail and tied it.

他拔下桅杆，把帆卷起，系住。