Hagel信息详情
n.（Hagel）人名；（英、德、瑞典）哈格尔
faham kbbi───了解kbbi
chattering up───喋喋不休
bat fowling shakespeare definition───捕蝙蝠莎士比亚的定义
hairy monsters───毛茸茸的怪物
cephalitis skin───皮肤头炎
hair corner───发角
shattering glass───碎玻璃
what do i do───我该怎么做
what a ball───多棒的球
coping mechanisms───[医]应对机制
time to reinvent the formula for how work is conducted, since we are still relying on a very 20th century notion of work, Hagel says.───哈格尔说，现在是重新设计工作方式的时候了，因为我们仍然依赖于非常20世纪的工作理念。
That is how we have put a giant target sign on the backs of American workers, Hagel says.───哈格尔说，这展示了我们如何让美国工人肩负这一伟大目标。
As Hagel notes, Brynjolfsson and McAfee indeed touched on this point in their book.───如哈格尔指出的，布林约尔松和麦卡菲确实在他们的书中提到了这一点。
Hagel later said he backs the U. S. policy of preventing Iran from building a nuclear weapon.───哈格尔后来表示他支持美国阻止伊朗制造核武器的政策。
On Monday, President Obama announced his nominee to be the next secretary of Defense, former Senator Chuck Hagel.───周一，奥巴马总统宣布提名前参议员查克·哈格尔为下一任国防部长。
He said: " of Kant's and Hagel's book, Confucius and Jiang Jieshi's book, these negative things, need to read. "───他说：“康德和黑格尔的书，孔子和蒋介石的书，这些反面的东西，需要读一读。”
In nominating former Senator Chuck Hagel as defense secretary, President Obama acknowledged that his team will deal with a changing world.───总统奥巴马任命参议员查克·哈格尔担任国防部长，他承认本届政府要应对这个变化的世界。
Senator Chuck Hagel, who has often clashed with his fellow Republicans in the White House about their Iraq policy, did so again Sunday.───哈格尔参议员经常同白宫的其他共和党人在伊拉克政策上产生争执，这样的情形在星期天再次发生。
American Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said he is taking the threat seriously.───美国国防部长ChuckHagel表示他对待该威胁是严肃认真的。
Other people mentioned as possible defense secretary picks in an Obama administration include former Navy Secretary Richard Danzig and Sen. Chuck Hagel, a Republican senator from Nebraska.
The two are Chuck Hagel of Nebraska and Dick Durban of Illinois.
Another secretary is leaving President Bush's cabinet. Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns is stepping down. He is expected to run for the Senate seat Nebraska Republican Chuck Hagel is giving up.
Behenna, Hagel and others point out that rules of reason still apply—no lawbreaking, confidentiality breaches, and so on—but they believe most risks tend to resolve themselves.