Nordic的意思|Nordic的解释-里氏词典

Nordic ['nɒ:dik]

n. 北欧人, 日耳曼民族, 北欧两项滑雪

a. 北欧人的, 日耳曼民族的, 北欧两项滑雪的

nordic

[ noun ]

the northern family of Germanic languages that are spoken in Scandinavia and Iceland

<noun.communication>

[ adj ]

of or relating to or constituting the Scandinavian group of languages

<adj.pert>

Nordic languages have a gender system

relating to Germany and Scandinavia

<adj.pert>

Hitler wanted Nordic people to rule Europe

resembling peoples of Scandinavia

<adj.all>

Nordic \Nordic\ prop. adj.
1. of or pertaining to the inhabitants of Scandinavia; as,
Nordic languages have a gender system.
[WordNet 1.5]

2. Relating to Germany and Scandinavia; as, Hitler wanted
Nordic people to rule Europe.
[WordNet 1.5]

3. Resembling the peoples of Scandinavia.
[WordNet 1.5]

However, Western diplomats said the delay actually helps the United States, 12 European Community nations and Nordic countries that are trying to derail the resolution.
One of Sweden's leading insurers, Skandia, has set up its own banking unit and the Post Office is offering a broader range of banking services. Competition within the Nordic region is also intensifying.
But the Nordic countries are also readying food aid, with the hope that if the Soviets are well-fed at home, they'll stay there.
Several big privatisations and corporate share issues have been launched in the Nordic region this year, many of them targeted not just at domestic investors but at the global investment community.
And Nordic regulators remain cool to Mr. Wolrath's grand plan because they fear it could pose severe supervisory problems.
There were lower sales in the US, Spanish and Nordic markets.
And the Nordic states - in spite of, and partly because of, the autumn turbulence - are among Europe's most fervent devotees of monetary union. This enthusiasm is not shared in Switzerland.
Agents elsewhere in Sweden also point to an improvement in sentiment, although most speak of a patchy recovery and are wary of pronouncing the recession over just yet. What goes for Sweden goes, in general terms, for the rest of the Nordic region.
KANSALLIS-Osake-Pankki, the Finnish bank, is to restructure the operations of Luxembourg-based First Nordic Bank, Reuter reports from Helsinki.
The recent auctioning by the Hungarian government of licences to build a new digital cellular network led to a battle royal between consortia led by the German and Nordic PTOs respectively.
The gloom surrounding Nordic banking is lifting as quickly as it descended, judging by SE Banken's first-half results.
Nordic myth has it that number 13 first became unlucky a few thousand years ago when, at a banquet of a dozen benevolent gods, an uninvited bad god intruded and started a fight that killed the most popular god.
The case about strategic isolation has been strengthened since Sweden and Finland, Norway's Nordic neighbours, voted to join the EU.
The Nordic countries formally protested the test to Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Viktor Karpov in Moscow on Monday, Finnish national radio reported.
It is based in Belgium and will include members of existing European management, in addition to general managers of the West German, French, Nordic and Italian regions.
Its lending facilities are financed by borrowing on both Nordic and international capital markets. During the first eight months of last year, the NIB made a profit of SDR25m or Dollars 34m.
Tissues have helped Metsa-Serla - it has 45 per cent of the Nordic market - and it has a strong position in corrugated board in Finland, Denmark and Greece.
After all, Mr. Hockney usually spends his time painting placid pictures of Los Angeles as an Edenic spot filled with palm trees and pools, several degrees warmer than Wagner's Nordic realms.
"The Lay of Thrym," an August Bournonville ballet about ancient Nordic gods and the end of the world, opens the Royal Danish Ballet's season at the Royal Theatre in Copenhagen.
But Nordic Strindbergian gloom is the last epithet to be applied to her Guppies for Tea (Black Swan).
The Nordic buyers were eager to gain a foothold inside the EC before 1992, as well as to fend off North American rivals who have shown growing interest in European markets.
Support for European Community membership remains much higher in Finland than elsewhere in the Nordic region.
They earn their livelihood as owners and operators of Camel's Hump Nordic Ski Center.
Experts disagree over the origin of the letters, but ancient legends say the runic characters were a gift of the god Odin, the chief Nordic deity.
Even three or four days ago it still seemed that Denmark's Hafnia was destined to be swallowed up by Sweden's Skandia in what had the makings of a new and powerful Nordic alliance.
For the Nordic countries, it is a case of public health, for the EC it is one of competition. The issue could have a decisive impact on whether the Nordic countries can get their membership applications approved by referendum.
For the Nordic countries, it is a case of public health, for the EC it is one of competition. The issue could have a decisive impact on whether the Nordic countries can get their membership applications approved by referendum.
Mr. Isdell, who is also president for Coke's Northeast Europe/Africa group, said using the expertise of the strong Nordic division in the underdeveloped Baltics should allow the company to improve packaging and distribution, among other things.
The result showed a gain of five percentage points by the Yes camp, while the No side slipped three points from a previous poll in September. Last Sunday, Finland became the first of the three Nordic EU applicants to vote on membership.
Denmark, for example, worries it might have to tighten controls on its non-EC Nordic neighbors.

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