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Portsmouth ['pɔ:tsməθ]

n. 朴次矛斯(英国港口,朴次茅斯美国港口)

How much is a through ticket to Portsmouth?
一张去普次茅斯的火车票票价是多少？
The river flows into the sea near Portsmouth.
这条河在朴次茅斯附近入海。

portsmouth

[ noun ]

a port city in southeastern Virginia on the Elizabeth River opposite Norfolk; naval base; shipyards

<noun.location>

a port town in southeastern New Hampshire on the Atlantic Ocean

<noun.location>

a port city in southern England on the English Channel; Britain's major naval base

<noun.location>

The newspaper also reported that 20 years ago, Bakker suffered a nervous breakdown while working for Pat Robertson's TV ministry in Portsmouth, Va.
Authorities said they believe Abbott came to the Portsmouth area around Sept. 4 and that he worked briefly at a department store there before taking the boys to Canaan, Maine.
"It's a perfectly legitimate check," said Bourre, a Dover, N.H., resident and a opponent of a Maine law that requires him to pay Maine income taxes because he works at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
The nearby Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, where negotiators drafted the peace treaty that ended the Russo-Japanese War just after the turn of the century, has sliced 1,100 jobs in the past year, and there are rumors of more layoffs to come.
The price moves were based mainly on technical factors and a slight rebound in the dollar in the cash market, said Michael Ptack, senior market analyst at Gartman Financial Services Inc. in Portsmouth, Va.
A Royal Navy diver searched the water five miles south of Portsmouth where the coast guard said an oil slick, air bubbles and a rope attached to something below the water's surface were found.
Prudence Island, with a permanent population of about 200, is part of the town of Portsmouth.
You can test the concept, see the result and change strategy quickly if necessary,' he says. GAN intends to invest Pounds 1m initially in software and hardware into the operation, which is to be based in Portsmouth.
Mike Page is Halpern and Woolf professor of accounting at the University of Portsmouth.
McLaughlin remained in stable condition today at Portsmouth Hospital, where he was taken after he surrendered Friday; authorities said he was suffering from high blood pressure. McLaughlin was arraigned Saturday at the hospital.
The company was negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement with the Boilermakers at its Portsmouth, N.H., plant.
Portsmouth Savings, a mutual savings bank that proposes to convert to stock ownership in connection with the acquisition, said it would join Amoskeag in filing a motion for a rehearing.
In the face of objections by the GAO to further plant investment in 1978, the institute spokesman testified that "the need to proceed rapidly with the planned Portsmouth plant is urgent and cannot be overemphasized."
Japan's ambassador to the United States had encouraging words about the future while marking the Treaty of Portsmouth that ended the Russo-Japanese War 84 years ago.
Portsmouth, N.H.-based Congoleum was sold last year to various parties in four transactions by its two top executives.
Now, after a summer of name-calling, the SDP will try to sort itself out at what may be its last annual conference, opening Sunday in Portsmouth.
"Market fundamentals still dictate a lower dollar, but the White House comments are likely to keep the dollar up for several weeks," said Dennis Gartman, president of Gartman Financial Services Inc. in Portsmouth, Va.
Ferry voyages between Portsmouth, England, and Cherbourg, France now take nearly five hours.
But the barge captain apparently contributed to the accident because he failed to use the dredge's second anchor after the vessel became grounded about 250 feet from the bridge, the Coast Guard said in a statement from its office in Portsmouth, Va.
The Royal Navy's last sea-going wooden vessel, the minesweeper HMS Nurton, sailed into Portsmouth for decommissioning.
Council officials in Portsmouth say their city is suffering a 'double recession', with cuts in defence spending adding to the impact of the recession. Many larger and smaller businesses, clearly, are resolved to ride out the storm.
In 1982, after more than four centuries underwater, the English ship Mary Rose was raised to the surface off Portsmouth, England.
The Portsmouth plant has been in a separate contract and the other four units have been lumped together, but the department said it was now putting the Oak Ridge installations in one contract and the Paducah and Portsmouth plants in another.
The Portsmouth plant has been in a separate contract and the other four units have been lumped together, but the department said it was now putting the Oak Ridge installations in one contract and the Paducah and Portsmouth plants in another.
But he gave the thumbs down as did the chieftains of other likely candidates such as Luton Town, Portsmouth, Watford, Oxford, and Crystal Palace.
When the company switched production to the UK, he says, 'we did it from the north of Italy and the Paris area to Portsmouth, which is cheap.
Billboards about town tout forgiveness as the "key to a prosperous Portsmouth"; businessmen have written editorials in the local press; and preachers have plied their flocks with sermons on the subject.
But gaseous barrier diffusion _ done in the United States at plants in Portsmouth, Ohio, and Paducah, Ky., is costly. "I believe the technology in our gaseous diffusion plants is the best in the world.
There is a much fuller range of hotels on a Brittany Ferries package, sailing from Portsmouth to Santander, November to March, and from Plymouth at other times.
"George Bush seems to want to be president of the world, not president of the United States," Mr. Buchanan told a cable-TV interviewer in Portsmouth.

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