folsom

folsom

美 [ˈfolsəm] 　英 [ˈfɔlsəm]

• 网络福尔瑟姆；福尔松；福尔瑟姆大街

英汉解释

adj.	1. relating to a prehistoric culture of the southern plains of North America that made leaf-shaped flint projectile points with a concave base
un.	1. town on Folsom Lake in north central California, northeast of Sacramento. It is home to Folsom State Prison, built in 1880, and California's first hydroelectric plant, dating from 1895.

例句

The successor of the Clovis culture, the Folsom culture, is also defined by its arrowheads.

克洛维斯文化和福尔松文化的后代，同样可以由他制作的箭头辨认出来。

His pick as director, Suzanne Rich Folsom, has more clout than her predecessor.

作为行长先生挑选的廉政机制部负责人福斯姆女士，似乎比前任更又影响力。

Folsom was appointed by President Wolfowitz to represent the World Bank on the joint IFI Task Force.

Folsom女士由沃尔福威茨先生任命为世界银行在国际金融机构联合工作小组的代表。

Youngest: Frances Folsom Cleveland, 21 years old when she married then-President Cleveland.

最年轻的第一夫人：弗朗西斯•福尔松嫁给当时的总统克利夫兰时只有21岁。