Austria的意思|Austria的解释-里氏词典

Austria ['ɒstriә]

n. 奥地利

Austria is famous for its music.
奥地利以音乐而闻名。
Please don't confuse Australia with Austria.
别把澳大利亚和奥地利混淆了。
Don't confuse Austria and/with Australia.
不要把奥地利跟澳大利亚弄混淆了.

austria

[ noun ]
a mountainous republic in central Europe; under the Habsburgs (1278-1918) Austria maintained control of the Holy Roman Empire and was a leader in European politics until the 19th century
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Since all the Community's neighbours are now designated 'safe' countries, this means that the Community expects Switzerland, Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland and others to deal with Europe's refugee problem.
Bing, born in Vienna, Austria, went to Britain in the 1930s, where he headed the Glyndebourne Opera and founded the famed Edinburgh Festival.
In the primary market, Oesterreichische Kontrollbank AG, Austria's export credit agency, found fairly good initial demand for a $200 million Eurodollar fixed-rate bond.
The bill to enable enlargement of the European Union to include Austria, Norway, Finland and Sweden gained its third reading without a vote in the Commons last night.
Austria actively seeks to attract foreign investors.
They began in the US, and last month skied in France, Austria, India, Japan and the and north America.
In Switzerland and Austria, the radical right has also profited from dissatisfaction with the established government parties to deal with problems like immigration, housing, crime and inflation.
Establishment of Hungary as a third transit point, in addition to Austria and Romania, is also expected to ease the processing of an increasing flow of Jews being allowed to leave the Soviet Union under the liberalized policies of Mikhail Gorbachev.
He managed to leave Austria (with his family) in 1938, worked in Hollywood and New York, and only returned to Vienna in 1955.
Slovenia, which neighbors Austria and Italy, is home to 2 million of Yugoslavia's 23 million people, but accounts for about 17 percent of the country's economic output and 30 percent of its exports.
France's glaciers at Les Deux Alpes and Alpe d'Huez attracted thousands of Italians over the border, while Hinterdux and Sulden in Austria became the "hotdog" places to ski.
Flight through Hungary began after its liberal communist regime decided in May to remove barbed wire and other barriers from the border with Austria.
While Felix Bloch was deputy chief of mission in Vienna, the embassy there was on the front lines of the U.S. efforts to stop the Soviets from obtaining militarily useful Western technology, which often passed through neutral Austria.
The Soviets withdrew their forces from Austria in 1955, but they left behind a large embassy and many other offices that Western intelligence agencies always have viewed as potential helpers of the KGB and the GRU, Soviet military intelligence.
The Soviets have earned a significant amount of hard currency by exporting energy to Western Europe, particularly West Germany, Italy and Austria.
They were greeted by television lights and a small crowd of well-wishers with a sign reading "Welcome to Austria." Minutes before, Austrian and Czechoslovak border guards shook hands on the dividing line in a manifestation of friendship.
An East German turned back in that convoy later managed to dash to Austria and told reporters that border guards wielded truncheons to force back people walking toward the border.
Markus Schmidt of Austria was second, a little more than one-tenth of a second back, followed by teammate and 1991-92 World Cup champion Markus Prock.
Sweden, Finland, Norway and Austria reached preliminary agreements on EU membership terms this month, but the accords need to be approved by national referendums.
East Germans who have visas for Hungary have been able to go freely to West Germany via Austria since Sept. 10, when Hungary opened its western border.
Allegations have been made that Waldheim, who held the U.N. job 10 years and now is president of Austria, committed war crimes during his service in the Balkans.
He says he has had customers in Austria and Switzerland as well as his native Germany.
As a result, OPEC is expected at its meeting this month in Vienna, Austria, to institute only a planned, modest rise in output while leaving its official price unchanged at around $18 a barrel.
Many roads in mountainous western Austria remained impassable because of snow or avalanches Monday, leaving thousands of tourists trapped at ski resorts.
But after the Soviet withdrawal, Austria installed a fountain in front of the monument.
Similar restrictions are being sought in Britain, Switzerland and Austria.
International (MBUSI) to the customer's facility in Graz, Austria.
The protesters said it was improper to stage the play during the pontiff's visit to Austria.
The trip is the pope's second to Austria in five years.
Hirsch also made several unexplained trips to France, Austria and Italy during the last three years, NBC reported.

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