Babylon的意思|Babylon的解释-里氏词典

Babylon ['bæbilәn]

n. 巴比伦

London was also called the modern Babylon.
伦敦也被称为现代巴比伦。
Babylon is fallen.
巴比伦倾倒了！
By the river of Babylon.
（在巴比伦河畔。

babylon

[ noun ]
the chief city of ancient Mesopotamia and capital of the ancient kingdom of Babylonia
<noun.location>

The Babylon office employs about 125 workers and has an annual payroll of about $3 million.
On the 55-mile journey from Baghdad south to Babylon, past oil refineries and anti-aircraft batteries, Saddam's portraits appear on almost every building, at gasoline stations and fruit stands.
The Library of Alexandria lasted for hundreds of years after the conqueror's death in Babylon at age 33 but it disappeared with few traces early in the Christian era.
Gaetano Rossi based the libretto on a tragedy by Voltaire. Semiramide, queen of Babylon, had a prince (Ramey) kill her husband 15 years before.
Sofer said his ancestors and those of most Iraqi Jews came to Baghdad from Babylon centuries ago.
"This is the first time in 35 years I have encountered this reaction," Keeshan said Wednesday from his Babylon, N.Y., home. "I don't know what they expect, Mr. Moose and dropping pingpong balls?
At the entrance to modern Babylon, a small town of one-story houses, stands a huge portrait of Saddam wearing an Arab keffiyeh headdress with a white dove of peace fluttering over his head.
Chaldea is the ancient name for a region in Iraq whose native sons included Abraham, the father of the Jewish people, and Nebuchadnezzar, ruler of ancient Babylon.
He has employed more than 1,000 workers and spent millions to rebuild Babylon, capital of Nebuchadnezzar's empire.
The violent reaction came on the 6:10 a.m. train from Manhattan to Babylon when William Mackney, 30, of Island Park was asked to put out his cigarette, according to LIRR spokesman Brian Dolan.
Iraqis are constantly told that Saddam can restore the lost glory of Babylon.
"Moscow isn't a Babylon for second cults, for protestant congregations who resemble wild wolves rushing in here or Catholics like thieves using their billions to try to occupy new territory.
And the fabled city of Babylon, dating back to 3000 B.C., is just north of modern Hilla, an industrial city.
Archaeologists have been excavating Babylon for decades but never have been able to figure out how the Mesopotamians, without modern pumping systems, watered the gardens that reputedly were on terraces high above the Euphrates River.
Under Saddam, a new Babylon has begun to rise again.
See bricks from Egypt, from Babylon, from Jericho, inside a giant (you guessed it) brick building.

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