clementine
clementine 英 [ˈklemənti:n] 美 ['kleməntin]
n. 克莱门氏小柑橘(为柑橘与酸柑杂交的品种)
名词复数:clementines
- A clementine is a small, orange, seedless citrus fruit. Clementines are usually easy to peel and section, and they taste very sweet.
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- n. 克莱门氏小柑橘(为柑橘与酸柑杂交的品种)
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1. Along with three Chinese performers, I would strum my guitar and sing English songs, including "clementine", "Puff, The Magic Dragon" and "El Condor Pasa."
我与三位中国歌手一起弹着吉他、唱英文歌，诸如《克蒂芒蒂娜》、《神龙璞夫》、《老鹰之歌》等等。
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2. Overwhelmed by the catastrophe — “I thought he would die of grief,” said his wife, clementine —he retired with his family to Hoe Farm, a country retreat in Surrey.
在灾难的折磨下——他的妻子克莱门廷说：“我想他会痛苦而死，”——他携家带口来到萨利郡的一处乡间静居霍·华姆。
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3. There are also two new applications that I rather liked. These are clementine, an easy-to-use music player and manager and Gnome Gmail, a GMail GNOME desktop client.
Fedora 14中还有两个新引入的应用程序我很喜欢，一个是Clementine，它是一款优秀的音乐播放器和管理软件，另一个是Gnome Gmail，它是Gmail GNOME桌面客户端。
- Clementine fem. proper name, fem. of Clement (see clement (adj.)).
- Clementine (adj.) 1705, in reference to various popes who took the name Clement (see clement (adj.)). Saint Clement was a 1c. bishop of Rome. Clement VII was the first of the antipopes of Avignon. Especially in reference to the edition of the Vulgate issued due to Pope Clement VIII in 1592, which was the official Latin Bible text of the Catholic Church until late 20c.
- clementine (n.) "small citrus fruit, a cross between a tangerine and a sour orange," 1926, from French clémentine (1902). Originally an accidental hybrid said to have been cultivated from c. 1900 by (and named for) Father Clement Rodier in the garden of his orphanage in Misserghin, near Oran, Algeria. Introduced into U.S. and grown at Citrus Research Center in Riverside, California, as early as 1909.
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