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 western ['westәn]   添加此单词到默认生词本
n. 西方人, 西部片, 西部小说

a. 向西方的, 来自西方的, 西方的, 西洋的, 西部的




    western
    [ noun ]
    1. a film about life in the western United States during the period of exploration and development

      2. <noun.communication>
    2. a sandwich made from a western omelet

      3. <noun.food>
    [ adj ]
    1. relating to or characteristic of the western parts of the world or the West as opposed to the eastern or oriental parts

      2. <adj.all>
      the Western world
      Western thought
      Western thought
    2. of or characteristic of regions of the United States west of the Mississippi River

      3. <adj.all>
      a Western ranch
    3. lying toward or situated in the west

      4. <adj.all>
      our company's western office
    4. of wind; from the west

      5. <adj.all>


    Western \West"ern\, a.
    1. Of or pertaining to the west; situated in the west, or in
    the region nearly in the direction of west; being in that
    quarter where the sun sets; as, the western shore of
    France; the western ocean.

    Far o'er the glowing western main. --Keble.

    2. Moving toward the west; as, a ship makes a western course;
    coming from the west; as, a western breeze.

    {Western Church}. See {Latin Church}, under {Latin}.

    {Western empire} (Hist.), the western portion of the Roman
    empire, as divided, by the will of Theodosius the Great,
    between his sons Honorius and Arcadius, a. d. 395.

    1. Officially, western German gross national product rose by an inflation-adjusted 3.1% in 1991.
    2. Showers and thunderstorms Thursday evening extended from the lower Mississippi Valley to the western Carolinas.
    3. In the western part of the country, the Soviet pullout has begun from Shindad and Herat, said the Islamabad-based diplomats, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
    4. Rain also fell in sections of the Dakotas, while snowshowers were scattered from western Nebraska into the central Colorado Rockies.
    5. "We do anticipate some exiting of farmers, particularly in the northern Plains and part of the western Corn Belt," said Gregory Hanson, an Agriculture Department economist.
    6. Or his boss, Prime Minister Vaclav Klaus who, when asked what should be done to open the EC market to Czech products, sighed: 'We spent years studying western economic textbooks.
    7. Chancellor Helmut Kohl favors the two German parliaments making formal statements that recognize Poland's western border, a government spokesman said on Wednesday.
    8. Now we are seeing it in a western democracy. In London this may seem like pie in the sky.
    9. Analysts say the 10-term lawmaker is in danger of losing his seat in western Shiga Prefecture.
    10. My hosts assured me I could jump on the mid-afternoon ferry to Hong Kong from the Shekou terminal at the western end of Shenzhen.
    11. He noted that the Texas Panhandle, western Oklahoma area usually only gets about a half-inch of precipitation in February in a good year, so a dry month doesn't make much difference to the winter wheat crop.
    12. Tass, the official news agency, reported that in the western Siberian town of Mezhdurechensk in the Kuznetsk Coal Basin about 20,000 miners and transport workers participated in a two-hour warning strike Monday morning.
    13. It followed unconfirmed reports of soldiers fighting soldiers in the western and southeastern parts of the city.
    14. The western aid effort for Russia has been a debacle.
    15. Only a quarter of the sculptures on its western facade are original.
    16. At midday, showers extended from south-central Kansas across south-central Nebraska, over north-central Illinois, from Ohio and eastern Kentucky across western Pennsylvania, and from northeastern New York state across northern and central New England.
    17. He noted that western consumer and corporate confidence has been knocked and suggested that the car industry "seems to be heading for a grim fourth quarter" in 1991.
    18. The fishing restrictions, which take effect Friday and will last at least through February, apply to most trout streams east of the Rocky Mountains and a few in western Montana, the commission said Monday.
    19. That's not going to be easy; management in many cases hasn't got the foggiest idea.' A further aspect of the differences between Chinese and western operations is the way they evaluate their corporations financially.
    20. However, the current Ukrainian parliament, dominated by former communists, has been opposed both to economic reform and to relinquishing the country's nuclear arsenal - a condition of much western economic support.
    21. However, an increase in the number of moderate deputies will free the government of some of its inhibitions - both about being more friendly to the western world and about pursuing its economic liberalisation policies.
    22. 'Stocks are overfished at the moment and the scientists are recommending reductions in all stocks in the western approaches.
    23. High wind warnings were issued for the eastern half of Montana, the northern mountains and eastern sections of Wyoming, the western Dakotas and the eastern foothills of Colorado.
    24. Woodward's, which also operates a chain of western Canadian department stores, said it may complete an agreement with Canada Safeway within a week.
    25. Of that procurement budget, on average between a quarter and a third is spent overseas - more than Dollars 3bn a year. Until the late 1980s, the US market share of the overseas procurement budget was as high as 95 per cent according to western diplomats.
    26. What we have achieved so far was because of internal actions and lower interest rates.' Mr Bernt Lofs, head of MoDo, agreed that the industry continued to suffer from weak demand, low prices and overcapacity in western Europe.
    27. When major U.S. aid programs began with the Marshall Plan for western Europe after World War II, the bulk of the money was in grants.
    28. The main evidence for this proposition seemed to be that 'there is a lot of criticism coming from western Europe, but I don't see or hear it coming from Asia'. Mr Christopher should listen more carefully.
    29. Even the government's own inquiry concluded that the melee began with stones thrown at police on Temple Mount, not at Jews near the wall, which also is called the Western Wall because it forms the western base of Temple Mount.
    30. However, with companies slow to implement use the sort of painful measures taken by Japan's western counterparts - notably in relation to workforce levels - any earnings recovery may take longer than most Japanese executives hope.
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