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['ɑ:ldәu,'ɔ:l-,'æl-]
n.
奥尔多(m.)
- The problems were underlined by Aldo Malandra, of Associazione Nazionale fra Industrie Automobilistiche (ANFIA, the Italian automobile industries association): 'These are difficult times for the whole automobile industry.
- In one of two lawsuits Paolo filed against the others, he charged that the family blocked his efforts to trade under his own name and he produced documents showing that Aldo, then 81, had evaded taxes.
- There is one blissful moment in the second act when Aunt May and Aldo discuss his fear of women.
- Ten years ago: The kidnappers of former Italian Premier Aldo Moro broke a weeklong silence, issuing communiques that said Moro would be judged in a "people's trial."
- FLORENCE, Italy _ Aldo went to jail.
- Doubletake indeed. It has to be said that the exhibition has been beautifully laid out and installed within an internal structure devised by the Italian architect, Aldo Rossi.
- Col. Aldo Rico escaped house arrest in Buenos Aires Friday, where he was being held on charges of leading a rebellion in April aimed at ending prosecutions of army officers for human rights abuses.
- Police said the Lebanese woman, who was arrested, was to deliver the photos and documents to Aldo Anghessa, an Italian arms trader with known links to the Italian and Swiss secret services.
- Aldo thinks Huey should stay on with Teresa so he decides to seduce Janice himself.
- Some reports suggest the bombings stem from a rightist terrorist group linked to rebel leader Aldo Rico, a former lieutenant colonel.
- The main character, for one thing, is Aldo Busi.
- Architects of the quality of Hans Hollein, Helmut Jahn, Fumihiko Maki, Jose Rafael Moneo and Aldo Rossi all entered impressive schemes. German competitions also involve much public consultation and discussion.
- In 1978, the bullet-riddled body of former Italian prime minister Aldo Moro, who had been abducted by the Red Brigades, was found in an automobile in the center of Rome.
- Col. Aldo Rico during the April 1987 and January 1988 military uprisings.
- New President Andres Rodriguez of Paraguay has "taken the necessary steps to reinstate freedom to Paraguayan journalism," said Aldo Zuccolillo of the daily ABC Color of Asuncion, closed under former President Alfredo Stroessner's regime.
- Most influential book: "Sand County Almanac" by Aldo Leopold.
- It is in part a memoir of California friendships, families, landscapes and places like Bachman's Welding, Aldo Demolition and Feeney Wire Rope and Rigging.
- The firm published some of the most prominent Italian writers of the 1930s and 1940s, such as Curzio Malaparte, Aldo Palazzeschi and Vasco Pratolini.
- "I was only in it for a second," he said. "Sandy Dennis and Aldo Ray were the stars of the episode.