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Augustine

[ɔ:'gʌstin]
奥古斯丁(①姓氏 ②Saint, 354-430, 罗马帝国基督教思想家
北非希波主教)

augustine

[ noun ]
(Roman Catholic Church) one of the great Fathers of the early Christian church; after a dramatic conversion to Christianity he became bishop of Hippo Regius in North Africa; St. Augustine emphasized man's need for grace (354-430)
<noun.person>

Augustine \Au*gus"tine\, Augustinian \Au`gus*tin"i*an\, n.
(Eccl.)
A member of one of the religious orders called after St.
Augustine; an Austin friar.

The St. Augustine Humane Society helped catch others, but they relocated them too close, enabling some to return.
However, Mr Augustine thinks that there are plenty of overheads and duplicated costs which can be cut out from defence companies even when the overlap between their operations is small.
The hospice is a drab, utilitarian four-story building that once served as a seminary and is now home to four black-frocked priests of the Congregation of Saint Bernard, part of the order of St. Augustine.
Because of its appropriateness to the ecclesiastical system of Christendom and because of the enormous authority of Augustine, this doctrine of original sin was (and is) identified, at any rate in the Western churches, as orthodox.
The committee, under chairman Norman R. Augustine, will report its findings in four months.
"I remember once in St. Augustine, Fla., even the police who were supposed to be protecting us were afraid."
Norman Augustine, chairman of Martin Marietta Corp. and a former Pentagon official, worries about what will happen if this process continues.
Perhaps the most readily distorted aspect of the novel is Tom's adoration of Eva, the consumptive child of his kind but irresolute master, Augustine St. Clare.
One chain of missions stretched from St. Augustine north to coastal South Carolina, while another extended west across the Florida Panhandle.
As Philip Condit, Boeing's president, has put it: 'The race will go to whoever is fastest.' Norman Augustine, the chairman and chief executive of Martin Marietta, has been negotiating some tough deals with the Pentagon recently.
"Look over your shoulders and remember the frailty of our humanity and the eternalness of our spirit," Monsignor William Scheyd, pastor of St. Augustine Cathedral, said just before ceremony broke up early during a sudden downpour.
He delayed making a public announcement until Sunday's morning service at Canterbury Cathedral in southeast England marking the 10th anniversary of his enthronement as the 102nd successor to St. Augustine.
Pensacola lays claim to being the second-oldest continually occupied American city, behind St. Augustine, and is rich in artifacts.
It passes understanding that 30 years ago this could have been exhibited as St Augustine in his study.
The affair was canceled after Roman Catholic Bishop Augustine Harris, who had been on the planning committee, withdrew from participation, saying a celebrative note was being applied to a sad event.
Norman Augustine, chairman of the task force, said such massive infusions of research funds are needed to reverse a decline in the U.S. semiconductor industry's sales and to help it regain technological advantages over foreign competitors.
Caleb B. Hurtt, 56, executive vice president, will succeed Mr. Augustine as president and chief operating officer, as expected.
Carlson's travel business began as the Ask Mr Foster travel agency in St Augustine, Florida, in 1888, making it the oldest travel agency in the US.
Profit margins on the Titan IV, which Mr. Augustine says should be "flying well beyond the year 2000," are expected to easily hit double digits.
Tafero's day began with a Mass at 1 a.m. celebrated by a Roman Catholic priest from the Cathedral of St. Augustine.
"The two of us complement each other very well," Mr. Augustine says of Mr. Hurtt and himself.
"The year's results attest to the vitality and strong earning power of our core busineses and give us renewed confidence of solid future earnings progress," said Norman R. Augustine, chairman and chief executive.
To restrict Malaysia's palm-oil markets, warns Augustine Ong, the director general of the Palm Oil Institute of Malaysia, is to cramp his countrymen's standard of living and raise the "risk of Communist insurgency."
The company that makes OFF! insect repellent is taking a swat at a small St. Augustine company that also manufactures a bug repellant.
Just-war theory was formulated by Augustine, refined by Thomas Aquinas and Francisco de Vitoria, and developed in more or less its present form by Hugo Grotius (1583-1645), who is often called the father of international law.
Mr Augustine predicted the industry shake-out would continue until at least 1997.
Information that may enable scientists to predict eruptions accurately at Augustine may be of great value to other parts of the world where millions of people live in the shadows of volcanoes _ or on them.
The Washington Times reported that Norman Augustine, the president of Martin Marietta Corp., a defense contractor, would take the No. 2 slot at the Pentagon.
Mr. Augustine confirms that the company will "do better in 1988 than it did in 1987."
They invoke the ideas and lives of people like Aristotle, St. Augustine, Newton, Einstein and Marilyn Monroe.

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