banneker

banneker

美 　英

• 网络班尼卡；班尼克

例句

"It strikes me that what you've just said is the severest kind of an indictment of the whole business, then, " retorted Banneker.

“这使我想到，你刚才说的是一个业务起诉中，最严重的一种，”班纳克反驳道。

Largely self-taught, Banneker was one of the first African Americans to gain distinction in science.

靠着大量的自修，班尼卡是第一位非裔美国人在科学上获得殊荣。

Banneker's face, on the contrary, displayed a quite different impression; that of amiability.

相反地，班纳克的脸，表现出与他完全不同的神态，友善。

Benjamin Banneker saw astronomical patterns from which he could make calculations and predictions.

班哲明班尼卡会看出天文星象运行，加以估算及预测。

Banneker smiled. Though the other was nearly two years his senior, he felt immeasurably the elder.

班纳克笑了。虽然这位比他大约二岁，他感到伯特相当成熟老到。

In the 1790s, Banneker also helped survey and lay out the land for Washington, D. C. , which became the nation's capital.

1790年代，班纳克也帮忙勘测及绘制华盛顿特区的土地，而华盛顿特区后来成为国家的首府。

Indeed, that was the danger which, for weeks to follow, Banneker skirted .

的确危险，陆续几周，班纳克的稿件不见报。

Edmonds so manipulated his little pipe that it pointed directly at Banneker. "Would you? " he asked.

埃德蒙兹拿着他的小烟斗，直指班纳克。“你？”他问。

That's the normal attitude of my friends and family toward me. You'll come, won't you, Mr. Banneker?

很正常，我的朋友和家人对我就这样。您要来，是不，班纳克先生？

In 1752, Banneker attracted attention by building a clock entirely out of wood.

1752年，班尼卡的注意力，完全被一个木头做成的时钟所吸引。

"I don't accept your definition at all, " replied Banneker.

“我完全不能接受您的界定，”班纳克回答。

Jefferson responded with praise for Banneker's accomplishments.

杰弗逊以赞扬他杰出的成就做为回应。

On August 19, 1791, Banneker sent a copy of his first almanac to Thomas Jefferson, then secretary of state.

1791年8月19日，班尼卡寄了他第一本历书的影本给杰弗逊，并且洋洋洒洒的陈述。

Spectators line sidewalks from Missouri Avenue down to Banneker Park.

从密苏里大道到班纳克公园之间的人行道上站满了观众。

Banneker began publishing scientific almanacs in 1791 after accurately predicting a solar eclipse.

班尼克在1791年准确预言一次日食后开始出版历书。

As this statement required no confirmation, Banneker gave it none.

由于这句话不需要确认，班纳克没有给什么解释。

Again and most uncomfortably Banneker felt his color change. "Yes; I have, " he admitted.

再次，最令人不安地，班纳克觉得他的脸色变化。“是的，我有，”他承认。