emigre
英音[ ˈemɪɡreɪ ] 美音[ ˈemɪɡreɪ ]

流亡者

常用释义

词性释义

n.

流亡者;移居者(尤指因政治因素而移居外国者)
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1·He was an old emigre gentleman, blind and penniless, who was playing his flute in his attic, in order to pass the time.
那是一个年老的流亡贵族,又瞎又穷,待在他那间顶楼上,吹着笛子来解解闷的。
2·Thus Madame DE Dey, noble, rich, and the mother of an emigre, could not be unaware of the dangers of her cruel situation.
身为一个逃亡者母亲,高贵、富有的德戴伊夫人不可能对自己当前凶险的处境视毫无察觉。
3·But rather than volubly objecting to the plan, which is backed by a vocal emigre lobby in Germany, Mr Tusk blandly defused the row.
但是,塔斯克先生并没有趾高气昂地反对这个由一个流亡到德国的游说团支持的计划,他很殷勤地缓解了对此问题的争议。
4·That was not the Habsburg style: his family maintained cordial relations with Europe's other emigre royals, but his business was more serious.
但这不是哈普斯堡的风格:他的家族仍和其他欧洲皇室保持着密切的联系,只是他的事业来的更为重要。
5·Afro-Cuban emigre Philbert Armenteros, founder of the Miami band Los Herederos (The Inheritors), says his music can channel important messages from the gods of his African ancestors.
非洲裔古巴人流亡者、迈阿密乐队 Los Herederos(The Inferitors)的创始人 Philbert Armenteros 说他的音乐能够传达来自他的非洲先祖之神的重要信息。
6·An emigre returning after several years away says a gentle change is blowing across the country, like the wind that deposits black sand from the Karakum desert over Niyazov's white marble capital.
一个离开几年的流亡者回来说,温和的改变正在发生,就象是风把卡拉库姆沙漠的黑色的沙吹到niyazov的白色大理石首都。
同义词
n.
流亡者;移居者(尤指因政治因素而移居外国者)