Alaskan的意思|Alaskan的解释-里氏词典

Alaskan [ə'læskən]

a. 阿拉斯加的
n. 阿拉斯加人

alaskan

[ noun ]

a native or resident of Alaska

<noun.person>

[ adj ]

relating to or characteristic of the state or people of Alaska

<adj.pert>

Alaskan \Alaskan\ n.
1. a resident of Alaska.
[WordNet 1.5]

I don't know of a single Alaskan who wouldn't agree with that." Alaska began caring for its older residents long before it became a state in 1959.
Other crudes said to be involved in the formula are Alaskan North Slope and a Dubai crude.
In their experiment, the researchers washed paired batches of the oil-coated Alaskan gravels, one batch in each pair with water and the other with a 1% solution of Pseudomonas aeruginosa surfactant.
The subcommittee launched an investigation of the federal government's handling of Great Lakes spills in the wake of the March 24 Exxon Valdez disaster off the Alaskan coast.
Murkowski and Stevens voted against the trade bill in last week's 63-36 roll call, citing the Alaskan oil provisions.
Those numbers exclude special items such as the $800 million charge relating to the company's oil spill cleanup operation in Alaskan waters.
Despite protests by Alaskan officials, Exxon Corp. has already begun laying off workers and demobilizing equipment in preparation for halting oil spill cleanup operations in Alaska by mid-month.
It has also been blamed for some alarming side-effects, including the deforestation of Alaskan land and efforts by some of the Alaskan corporations to generate artificial losses.
It has also been blamed for some alarming side-effects, including the deforestation of Alaskan land and efforts by some of the Alaskan corporations to generate artificial losses.
Cases among American Indians or Alaskan natives: 100, or 0 percent.
In a related move Monday, BP Exploration raised the price of North Slope Alaskan crude by more than $2 a barrel, pushing the it to its highest level in more than three years.
For the past two months, employees at Exxon Corp.'s Credit Card Center have been under a state of siege as angry customers _ including more than 17,000 who canceled their accounts _ vehemently protested the Alaskan oil spill.
Despite the president's list of objections, the White House made it clear that Mr. Reagan is prepared to sign trade legislation if only the plant closings and Alaskan oil provisions are dropped.
In Anchorage, about 400 chanting and sign-waving protesters rallied in front of Exxon's Alaskan headquarters to urge a consumer boycott.
Again, we asked a question: "Why doesn't Sears airfreight to our Alaskan catalog order offices?"
A Standard Oil spokesman said Alaskan crude oil prices currently are averaging on a contract basis $15.25 delivered at the Gulf and $14.25 on the West Coast.
An Alaska senator called for a temporary ban on fishing in part of the Bering Sea as the Coast Guard said Wednesday that 15 foreign vessels have been detected fishing illegally in Alaskan waters over the past 18 months.
It considered importing an Alaskan vodka, "since Alaska was settled by Russians," he says, but abandoned that idea after finding that Alaska has no distilleries, "and we'd have to make up the heritage."
It was ranked sixth last year, before the Alaskan oil spill.
The pipeline moves crude to the Alaskan port of Valdez, where freighters take it to refineries in the lower 48 states.
The Valdez is undergoing temporary repairs off the Alaskan coast.
As a result, Panama does not have access to the revenues it normally receives from American use of a trans-isthmian pipeline that sends Alaskan oil on its way to East Coast U.S. ports.
CBS' Alaskan expedition, created by "St.
"What broke down here was the system and the tanker was part of it." Former Exxon Shipping Co. President Frank Iarossi acknowledged concerns that the ship's association with the disaster may make it unwelcome in Alaskan ports.
The North Sea accident and the Exxon oil spill off the Alaskan coast in March have helped to significantly boost oil prices, particularly gasoline and crude.
The Senate pushed toward a vote on sweeping trade legislation today with Democrats saying there was no way to unsnarl a dispute over the measure's restrictions on Alaskan oil exports.
Most Alaskan crude goes to West coast refineries, which will be scambling for supplies, said Sam F. Willson Jr., senior vice president of the Coastal Corp.
Bush had been under pressure from members of Congress and Alaskan officials to intervene in the oil spill cleanup.
In that case, the bill would be voted on with the Alaskan provision included.
And off Alaska, the department proposed offering 81.5 million acres, about 70% more than was recommended by representatives of the oil industry, native Alaskan and environmental groups after mediation by the Institute for Resource Management.

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