borodino

borodino

美 [ˌbɔrəˈdino] 　英 [ˌbɔ:rəˈdi:nəʊ]

• 网络波罗地诺；波罗迪诺；博罗地诺

英汉解释

un.	1. village in Russia about 110 km (70 mi) west of Moscow. It was the site in 1812 of an important victory by Napoleon.

例句

At the battle of Borodino Napoleon did not fire at any one, nor kill any one. All that was done by his soldiers.

在波罗底诺战役中，拿破仑没有对任何人射击，也没有杀一个人，一切都是士兵做的。

But these instructions are supposed to be inferior, simply because Borodino was the first battle in which Napoleon was not victorious.

这些部署和命令之所以好像比以前差，那不过是因为波罗底诺战役是拿破仑第一次败北罢了。

But, just as Napoleon's run of victories ended at Borodino, Mr Greenspan's ran out in the credit crunch.

但就像拿破仑的连战连胜在波罗底诺被终结一样，格林斯潘先生的胜利也在信贷紧缩中终结了。

at borodino napoleon played his part as the representative of supreme power as well , or even better , than he had done at previous battles.

拿破仑在波罗底诺战役中完成它作为权力代表者的任务并不比在其他战役中完成得差，甚至更好些。

The battles of Waterloo and Borodino, at the dawn of European nationalism, are part of British and Russian culture.

滑铁卢战役与伯罗的诺战役发生在欧洲民族主义产生的拂晓，是英国与俄罗斯历史的一部分。

and unpretentious little dohturov went there , and borodino became the greatest glory of the russian arms.

于是这个文静矮小的多赫图罗夫到那儿去了，波罗底诺成为俄国军队的最大光荣。

How and with what object were the battles of Shevardino and Borodino fought?

舍瓦尔金诺和波罗底诺两次战役是为了什么呢？

There, our centre, do you see, is here at Borodino.

在那儿，看见么，我们的中心在波罗底诺，就在那儿。