louvre ['luvɚ]  

louvre

louvre  ['luvɚ]

n. (法)罗浮宫(等于louver) 

名词复数:louvres 

He presided over two of the biggest currency interventions in history: the Plaza agreement, which devalued the dollar in 1985, and the louvre accord of 1987, which brought this devaluation to an end. 他负责了两个史上最大的货币干预事件:广场协议(该协议使得美元在1985年开始贬值)和1987年的卢浮宫协定(改协定结束了美元的贬值)。
The louvre is a great museum – arguably beyond compare in the range, scale and quality of its collections – but it's a hard place to love. It is almost too grand for that. 像卢浮宫这样一座伟大的博物馆-无论在其规模还是收藏品的价值方面都被公认为无以伦比,然而,它却因过于庞大和伟大而很难让人爱上。

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  • n. (法)罗浮宫(等于louver)
  • 1. He presided over two of the biggest currency interventions in history: the Plaza agreement, which devalued the dollar in 1985, and the louvre accord of 1987, which brought this devaluation to an end.

    他负责了两个史上最大的货币干预事件:广场协议(该协议使得美元在1985年开始贬值)和1987年的卢浮宫协定(改协定结束了美元的贬值)。

  • 2. The louvre is a great museum – arguably beyond compare in the range, scale and quality of its collections – but it's a hard place to love. It is almost too grand for that.

    像卢浮宫这样一座伟大的博物馆-无论在其规模还是收藏品的价值方面都被公认为无以伦比,然而,它却因过于庞大和伟大而很难让人爱上。

  • 3. But the boat-rocking claims have been disputed by the louvre in Paris, where the piece is on display.

    但是这个惊人的说法受到来自法国卢浮宫方面的争议,《梦娜丽莎》真品在那里展出。

louvre ( especially US lou·ver ) / ˈluːvə(r) ; NAmE ˈluːvər / noun one of a set of narrow strips of wood, plastic, etc. in a door or a window that are designed to let air and some light in, but to keep out strong light or rain; a door or a window that has these strips across it 百叶窗板;百叶门;百叶窗 louvred / ; NAmE / ( especially US lou·vered ) adjective louvre louvres louvre / ˈluːvə(r) ; NAmE ˈluːvər / louvred / ; NAmE /
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