荆棘鸟的英文缩写

Tim[tim] 基本解释 n. (=Timothy)提姆(男子名)网络解释 1. 提姆 1972年以长篇小说<<提姆>>(Tim)正式步入文坛. 但真正奠定她的文坛地位并使她获得世界性影响的,是1977年出版的<<荆棘鸟>>(The Thorn Birds)一书. 该书一经出版,便引起轰动,不但拍成电影广为流传而且翻译成二十多种文字在世界各地出版,2. 蒂姆 剧情介绍: 蒂姆(Tim)的父亲是一名空军飞行员,没有时间照顾他. 15岁的他只好去祖母家度过漫长的夏天,后者居住在北海的一坐小岛上. 途中,这个沉默寡言的滑板少年为了帮助矮胖的埃里克(Eric),惹怒了拉斯(Lars)及其同伙. 3. 时间 并通过计算确定在模拟的航空器起飞着陆循环(LTO)中的总排出物量. 起飞着陆循环根据在主要机场高峰期状态时的状态参数的时间来确定. 发动机的测试至少由以下四种发动机工作状态组成:滑行(3)各状态时间(TIM)应按如下规定:4. 意大利 电信 先普及下常识,或许国际的球迷还不一定知道,除了莫干爹之外,还有两个普干爹,一个就是这个特隆凯蒂,他是国际米兰第二大股东,也是"倍耐力"(国际胸前广告)和"意大利电信"(TIM)的老板;还有一个就是当年的意大利左派总理普罗迪(5. abbr. technology informant management; 技术信息管理6. abbr. transparent insulation materials; 透明隔热材料7. abbr. traffic incidence management; 交通事故管理8. abbr. tivoli identity manager; 访问控制管理网络例句 1.Tim: It`s because I`m with you. 那是因为我和你在一起。2.No ,I`m not .I`m Tim . 不，我不是。3.Tim Sorry, but I don't know what you are referring to. 对不起，但我不知道你在说什么。4.Tim:OK,and this is my book. 汤姆：好的，这是我的书。5.Tim:I'm surprised you don't know. 我很惊讶你居然不知道。6.I'm Tim. And you? 我叫Tim。你呢？7.My friend Tim is a good example of this. 我的朋友Tim就是一个很好的例子。百科 Tim <韩文>黄英珉<英文>Timothy Youngmin Hwang出生日期：1981年12月23日身高：184cm体重：71kg学历：Temple大学〈位于美国宾州的费城〉专长：声乐、高音萨克斯风、打鼓、键盘等演奏 兴趣：各种运动、Game 家族关系：父母、兄3人、弟1人 获奖事迹：2003 KMA(Korea Music Award)最佳新人男歌手奖首辑《First 英珉》2003/04/21 01. 我爱你 02. 偶尔流泪03.Yes 04. 再会05. 痛苦的约定 06. 你是好人 07.Always08. 就像以前 09.Bye Bye Love 10.Hey girl 11.Party 二辑－Second Breath 二度屏息 2004/06/04 01.谈 详细�0�3情景会话 1. 在家 A: Did you lock the doors? 你把门都锁上了吗？ B: All except the back door. I left that open for Tim. He took the dog for a walk. 除了后门都锁上了。我给蒂姆留着后门，他带着狗散步去了。 A: Well, I’m going on to bed. I’m beat. 嗯，我睡觉去了。我累极了。 B: Okay. I’m going to stay up a while. I’ve got to go over the household budget. We’re a little overspent this month. 好吧。我再呆会儿。我得把家里的账算一算，这个月我们超支了一点。 A: Please tell Tim to close the door to the basement. I don’t want the dog down there tonight. 让蒂姆关上贮藏室的门，我不想让狗今晚跑到那儿去。 B: Okay. Good night. See you at breakfast. 好吧。晚安。明天吃早饭时见。2. Sales-((折扣) 出售) B: There’s a big sale on clothes and sporting goods at Riverside Mall. 河畔购物中心的衣服和运动器材大减价。 A: Sporting goods? Is that bike Tim wanted on sale? 运动器材？提姆想要的那辆单车打折吗？ B: Yeah, it’s 30 percent off the regular price. 是的，打7折。 A: Well, maybe we could get it now and hide it until his birthday. 噢，或许我们可以现在就买下藏起来到他生日的时候。 B: Yeah, it’s a couple weeks away, and we don’t have anything yet. 好的，还有几个星期，可是我们还什么都没有买。 A: Don’t buy him underwear again. He hates that. 别给他买底裤了，他讨厌你给他买。 B: I know, I know, but if I didn’t buy it for him, he’d never buy it. 我知道，我知道。可是如果我不给他买的话，他自己是永远也不会买的。 A: See anything else we need there? 我们还要买其他的吗？ B: Well, all shoes are 20 percent off. 噢，所有的鞋都是打8折。 A: Shoes? You already have a closet full of shoes. 鞋？你已经满满一鞋柜了。 B: I know, but another pair can’t hurt. 我知道，但是再买一双也没什么嘛. A: Oh, all right. I need some new shirts, too. Let’s go after breakfast. 噢，好吧。我也需要买一些新的衬衣，我们吃完早餐就去吧。Tim是什么意思，Tim在线翻译，Tim的中文翻译，Tim的中文解释，Tim的精选例句，Tim真人发音。英语四级词汇表：A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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荆棘鸟: The Thorn Birds 梅吉: Meggie全名: Meghann "Meggie" Cleary,The Thorn Birds is a 1977 best-selling novel by Colleen McCullough, an Australian author. The epic begins with Meghann "Meggie" Cleary.

1、Tim，常见人名。意大利电信移动公司。通达科技率推出的免费在线协同办公平台。

2、TIM = Thermal insulation mortar，保温砂浆。

3、TIM = standard timer module，标准定时器模块。

4、TIM = Telecom Italia Mobile，意大利移动通讯。

5、TIM = Thermal interface material，热界面材料。

6、TIM=Technical Interchange Meeting,技术交流会议。

7、TIM=Timothy n. 牧草之一种。

8、TIM=Time Is Money 一寸光阴一寸金。

9、TIM=T1M曳步舞大神。

10、TIM=traffic indication map，业务指示信息。

11、TIM=triose phosphate isomerase，磷酸丙糖异构酶。

参考资料来源：百度百科-tim

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She smiled at him. "You never did stop loving me, did you?" "No, Herzchen, never." "I must have hurt you very much." "Not in the way you think. I knew you loved me, and I could wait. I've always believed a patient man must win in the end." "So you decided to let me work it out for myself. You weren't a bit worried when I announced I was going home to Drogheda, were you?" "Oh, yes. Had it been another man I would not have been perturbed, but Drogheda? A formidable opponent. Yes, I worried." "You knew I was going before I told you, didn't you?" "Clyde let the cat out of the bag. He rang Bonn to ask me if there was any way I could stop you, so I told him to play along with you for a week or two at any rate, and I'd see what I could do. Not for his sake, Herzchen. For my own. I'm no altruist." "That's what Mum said. But this house! Did you have it a month ago?" "No, nor is it mine. However, since we will need a London house if you're to continue with your career, I'd better see what I can do to acquire it. That is, provided you like it. I'll even let you have the redecorating of it, if you promise faithfully not to deck it out in pink and orange." "I've never realized quite how devious you are. Why didn't you just say you still loved me? I wanted you to!" "No. The evidence was there for you to see it for yourself, and you had to see if for yourself." "I'm afraid I'm chronically blind. I didn't really see for myself, I had to have some help. My mother finally forced me to open my eyes. I had a letter from her tonight, telling me not to come home." "She's a marvelous person, your mother." "I know you've met her, Rain-when?" "I went to see her about a year ago. Drogheda is magnificent, but it isn't you, Herzchen. At the time I went to try to make your mother see that. You've no idea how glad I am she has, though I don't think anything I said was very enlightening." She put her fingers up to touch his mouth. "I doubted myself, Rain. I always have. Maybe I always will." "Oh, Herzchen, I hope not! For me there can never be anyone else. Only you. The whole world has known it for years. But words of love mean nothing. I could have screamed them at you a thousand times a day without affecting your doubts in the slightest. So I haven't spoken my love, Justine, I've lived it. How could you doubt the feelings of your most faithful gallant?" He sighed. "Well, at least it hasn't come from me. Perhaps you'll continue to find your mother's word good enough." "Please don't say it like that! Poor Rain, I think I've worn even your patience to a thread. Don't be hurt that it came from Mum. It doesn't matter! I've knelt in abasement at your feet!" "Thank God the abasement will only last for tonight," he said more cheerfully. "You'll bounce back tomorrow." The tension began to leave her; the worst of it was over. "What I like-no, love-about you the most is that you give me such a good run for my money I never do quite catch up." His shoulders shook. "Then look at the future this way, Herzchen. Living in the same house with me might afford you the opportunity to see how it can be done." He kissed her brows, her cheeks, her eyelids. "I would have you no other way than the way you are, Justine, Not a freckle of your face or a cell of your brain." She slid her arms around his neck, sank her fingers into that satisfying hair. "Oh, if you knew how I've longed to do this!" she said. "I've never been able to forget." The cable said: HAVE JUST BECOME MRS RAWER MOERLING HARTHEIM STOP PRIVATE CEREMONY THE VATICAN STOP PAPAL BLESSINGS ALL OVER THE PLACE STOP THAT IS DEFINITELY BEING MARRIED EXCLAMATION WE WILL BE DOWN ON A DELAYED HONEYMOON AS SOON AS POSSIBLE BUT EUROPE IS GOING TO BE HOME STOP LOVE TO ALL AND FROM RAIN TOO STOP JUSTINE Meggie put the form down on the table and stared wide-eyed through the window at the wealth of autumn roses in the garden. Perfume of roses, bees of roses. And the hibiscus, the bottlebrush, the ghost gums, the bougainvillea up above the world so high, the pepper trees. How beautiful the garden was, how alive. To see its small things grow big, change, and wither; and new little things come again in the same endless, unceasing cycle. Time for Drogheda to stop. Yes, more than time. Let the cycle renew itself with unknown people. I did it all to myself, I have no one else to blame. And I cannot regret one single moment of it. The bird with the thorn in its breast, it follows an immutable law; it is driven by it knows not what to impale itself, and die singing. At the very instant the thorn enters there is no awareness in it of the dying to come; it simply sings and sings until there is not the life left to utter another note. But we, when we put the thorns in our breasts, we know. We understand. And still we do it. Still we do it.