Chinatown的意思|Chinatown的解释-里氏词典

Chinatown ['tʃaɪnə`taʊn]

n. 唐人街, 中国城

About20 Chinatown garment workers— who said their boss abruptly closed up shop, leaving them high and dry at Christmas— yesterday demanded$40, 000 in back pay.
大约20名唐人街制衣工人——他们说老板突然关闭工厂，令他们在圣诞节一筹莫展——昨天要求付给他们40000元欠薪。
Where is Chinatown?
中国城在哪里？
I'm at home in Chinatown.
我在唐人街像在家里一样。

She is far-and-away the most interesting character in the movie and deserves better than the fate (shades of "Chinatown") that she suffers at Polanski's hands.
Evans, the former head of production at Paramount Pictures who produced "Chinatown" and "The Godfather," gave only his name at the hearing.
Time is essential to Chinatown merchants.
She was asked on the streets of the city's Chinatown for news from Hong Kong and China.
Neighboring Chinatown was torn down for warehouse construction during World War II.
Engberg said the first fire for the news crew came Wednesday night, but then on Thursday they followed firefighters to a blaze in the city's Chinatown section.
There has even been talk among the Chinese community of moving Chinatown south of the river to Battersea, or elsewhere.
A $14 million credit facility made available by Ka Wah in late December 1984 was supposed to be used to develop a commercial complex in the Chinatown section of Los Angeles.
Authorities arrested 11 alleged members of the drug-smuggling network and seized two Chinatown jewelry stores Thursday in a crackdown growing out of the world's largest heroin seizure, Maloney said.
In a Chinatown dumpling house, Cindi Mei and three friends pore over the World Journal, catching up on the latest gossip about Taiwan's movie stars.
On Friday, more than 15,000 people packed Dag Hammarskjold Plaza outide the United Nations after a memorial service and mock funeral procession through Chinatown.
The robbery and assault convictions of Wai-Chiu Tony Ng, the last of the defendants in the 1983 massacre of 13 people in a Chinatown gambling parlor, were upheld today by Washington's Supreme Court.
Evans, producer of such hits as "The Godfather," "Chinatown," and "Love Story," had been scheduled as the first witness in a preliminary hearing.
A dozen wreaths sent by various groups in Chinatown surrounded the shrine.
After the service and several speeches, the crowd marched through the streets of Chinatown, led by a casket and a traditional Chinese funeral bier containing fruit and incense.
The "Chinatown" sequel "The Two Jakes" went flat at the nation's box office, while "Flatliners," a medical mystery about death, commanded a lively $10 million for first place in weekend ticket sales.
The majority of shoppers along Canal Street adjoining the Chinatown district were more interested in stores selling fresh fish and vegetables.
"That village has sent many people to Chicago," he says. "If you meet a Chinese in Chicago's Chinatown, the chances are 60 percent" he is from the town.
If you can't do it with the best like that, I can't do it." As the crew set up across the street in Chinatown, Gossett stood around and entertained a cluster of fans. "You the guy in `Iron Eagle'?" an eager youth asked.
Merchants in Chinatown have demanded speedy repairs instead, saying their businesses have been in a slump since the earthquake.
Capping the day in San Francisco, Bush was feted at a colorful rally in a Chinatown park, but about 400 demonstrators gathered in Union Square across the luxury St. Francis hotel where he was to deliver a speech.
Aliens were then transported across the Niagara River, which forms the boundary between the United States and Canada, and eventually to Chinatown.
Woo, the owner of a Chinatown liquor store, was arrested in February when federal and city lawmen broke up the drug ring, seized 820 pounds of high-grade Asian heroin worth $1 billion at three homes and confiscated $3 million in cash.
The letter, signed by three of the missing farmers on behalf of all seven, explained that they were met by friends at the airport and decided to slip away to tour New York's Chinatown, Mrs. Aitken said.
"There have been organized gangs of one kind or another in Chinatown for at least the past 15 years," dominated by the Ghost Shadows and the Flying Dragons, he said.
More than 5,000 people chanting "Freedom will survive!" packed a Chinatown park this morning in a memorial service for students slain by soldiers in Tiananmen Square.
Traffic was rerouted around the area, which is bordered by Chinatown and the financial district, police said.
Daniel Clamp, a send-up of Donald Trump, is a greedy developer who wants Wing's little curiosity shop in Chinatown so he can build yet another sprawling steel and cement monstrosity.
Signs supporting the shutdown are posted in store windows throughout Chinatown.
About half of Mr. Hahn's report is devoted to the city's dealings with Far East National Bank, a Chinatown bank that paid the mayor $18,000 to serve as a consultant last year.

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