an al发音

意思翻译

adj.[解剖]肛门的，直肠的；肛门附近的

n.（Anal）人名；（土）阿纳尔

相似词语短语

al───abbr.美国联盟（AmericanLeague）；美国军团（AmericanLegion）；阿尔巴尼亚（Albania，欧洲一国家名）；美国亚拉巴马州（Alabama）；n.(Al)人名；(英)阿尔(Albert在美国的昵称)

trustful al───值得信赖的艾尔

exp al───实验

al kahla───卡拉

al offer───al报价

aum al───金-金-金

al divide───分水岭

anidras al───%1平方米

eutae al───_其他组织者

双语使用场景

Anwar al-Awlaki, an al-Qaeda leader in Yemen, grew up in New Mexico.───也门的一名杰哈德领导人安瓦尔·奥拉基(Anwar al - Awlaki)在新墨西哥州长大。

A U.S. helicopter strike last year in the town of Barawe killed an al-Shabab commander, Salah Ali Salah Nabhan.───美国去年在巴拉维镇发动了一次直升飞机袭击，打死青年党一名领导人纳卜汉。

Foreign concern mounted in November when a video posted on an al Qaeda-linked website called for more attacks.───当一个基地的网站在11月发布了一部视频，号召更多袭击的时候，国外开始关注了。

An al-Qaeda leader in Yemen wanted in connection with the 2000 bombing of the American warship USS Cole has been killed in an air raid.───也门一名基地组织通缉犯在一场空袭中被杀，他涉嫌参与2000年美国科尔号战舰爆炸案。

An al-Qaeda or Baathist group was suspected of trying to destabilize Iraq in the run-up to a general election expected in early March.───该事件疑为是基地组织或是叙利亚社会党试图在明年3月的大选举行之前破坏伊拉克的稳定局势。

He's the Swedish cartoonist who an al-Qaida linked group wants killed for depicting the Prophet Muhammad with the body of a dog.───拉尔斯•威尔克斯是一名瑞典漫画家，将先知穆罕默德的身体画成狗的身体。与基地组织有关的组织打算密谋杀害他。

As if to prove it, Pakistani authorities arrested an al-Qaeda operative in Karachi.───似乎为了证被明这一点，巴基斯坦政府在卡拉奇逮捕了一名基地密探。

In Sanaa, fears of an al-Qaida attack led to temporary closures this week of the American, British and French embassies.───在萨那，由于担心基地组织袭击，本周，美国、英国、法国大使馆暂时关闭。

As you are aware, an al-Shabab mortar could easily land in one of those camps.───你们都知道，青年党的迫击炮能轻易的打到这些难民营。

英语使用场景

In Hong Kong one of the biggest-selling toothpaste brands was called Darkie, its trademark being a caricature of an Al Jolson-type smiling black man with gleaming white teeth.

Saudi Arabia was facing an al - Qaeda insurgency.

An al - qaeda sleeper cell may have used Arizona as its base.

An al - Qaeda - led insurgent group has claimed responsibility.

U.S. prosecutors rely on an "Al Capone" approach, for example prosecuting human rights violators for lying on their visa applications.

The Islamic State of Iraq, an al Qaeda-affiliated group, claimed credit for the attack.

Fouda, who conducted the interview at an Al Qaeda safe housein Karachi, said that he was astounded not only by Mohammed's boasting but alsoby his seeming imperviousness to the danger of being caught.