Apache的意思|Apache的解释-里氏词典

Apache [ә'pætʃi]

n. 阿帕切族(美洲印第安部族)

We have shot down2 Apache helicopters.
我们已经击落2架阿帕奇直升飞机。
Henriette saw the weaving figure of an Apache warrior reel nakedly on a pony and rush by with a rifle raised.
亨瑞特看见一个阿巴切勇士的身影，他骑着一匹没有鞍鞯的马摇摇晃晃地前进，然后举着一把步枪冲过来。
The books followed the adventures of two men— a Mescalero Apache named Winnnetou and his white friend, Old Shatterhand.
书根据两个男人的冒险经历而作——一个叫文阿图的阿帕奇印第安部落人和他的白人朋友老沙特汉德。

apache

[ noun ]

any member of Athapaskan tribes that migrated to the southwestern desert (from Arizona to Texas and south into Mexico); fought a losing battle from 1861 to 1886 with the United States and were resettled in Oklahoma

<noun.person>

a Parisian gangster

<noun.person>

the language of the Apache

<noun.communication>

Cranston introduced a bill that would forbid President Bush to sell advanced M-1A2 tanks, Apache attack helicopters, multiple-launch rocket systems and TOW 2 missile launchers to the Saudis.
Also included are Patriot anti-missile batteries, although far fewer than the 20 or so originally proposed, and some Apache ground-attack helicopters, the sources said.
The company has been building about 10 AH-64 Apache attack helicopters a month, but the Pentagon has ordered that rate cut back to six a month beginning in June 1990.
The government said Royce provided a different type of steel than that specified to a subcontractor for AH-64 Apache helicopters made by McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Co. of Mesa.
Complaints last year by Army Col. R. Dennis Kerr about the Apache's unreliability in field exercises prompted Dingell's call for an investigation.
Apache's oil reserves will increase to 40% of its total energy reserves from 21%, the company said.
South Carolina's Army National Guard is worried too many soldiers can't read well enough to understand the manuals for such high-tech weapons as the HAWK missile, Apache attack helicopter and the M1 Abrams battle tank.
"It gets personal when you dedicate a good part of your life to a product and you hear all that criticism," says Dan Masquelier, a seven-year McDonnell Douglas Corp. veteran who went to Saudi Arabia to help with the company's Apache attack helicopters.
Apache said this will "allow the board to make a decision about the amount of the distribution based on actual price and productions levels for the slack spring and summer months rather than on predictions concerning that period."
The Apache fleet was grounded twice in 1986, both times for relatively minor problems.
A spokesman says Apache's top priority is reducing debt, and it has repaid $13 million in the first quarter alone.
The Apache helicopter uses a thermal imager, not an image intensifier, as its target acquisition sight along with a boresighted laser designator to guide Hellfire missiles to their target.
The Justice Department has joined a civil lawsuit alleging that a McDonnell Douglas Corp. unit and a subcontractor improperly charged the government more than $1.1 million on the Army's Apache helicopter program.
The Dole unit, which Castle describes as the world's largest processor of fresh fruits and vegetables, would add olives and figs to its produce line with the purchase from Apache.
Apache creates and manages oil and gas investments.
One key to whether Apache can maintain the payout is its annual cash flow, which totaled $80 million in 1986, including $8 million in capitalized interest.
With oil prices off slightly from a year ago, Mr. Plank said second-quarter oil production was "close to flat" compared with 1989 when Apache produced about 8,600 barrels a day.
Apache previously said about 28 million of its 47.6 million units were tendered under an offer to exchange each Apache unit for 0.4 share of Apache Corp., the partnership's general partner.
Apache previously said about 28 million of its 47.6 million units were tendered under an offer to exchange each Apache unit for 0.4 share of Apache Corp., the partnership's general partner.
Apache previously said about 28 million of its 47.6 million units were tendered under an offer to exchange each Apache unit for 0.4 share of Apache Corp., the partnership's general partner.
Geronimo, the famous Apache leader, died at Fort Sill in 1909, and was buried there.
Supporters of the Apache contend that reductions in nuclear weapons, particularly in Europe, have made the anti-tank helicopter more important than ever.
The government has joined in a lawsuit alleging that McDonnell Douglas Corp. overcharged the Army by up to $175 million for the Apache attack helicopter.
CAE said the simulator, scheduled for delivery in early 1994, will be designed to train pilots to fly the latest version of the AH-64 Apache and will include an advanced digital visual system.
Profits for the division tumbled to $67 million from $91 million, primarily because of reduced earnings for its AH-64 Apache helicopter and write-downs on several other helicopter programs.
Flooding prompted the evacuation of about 75 people in Apache, Okla., nearly 200 miles southwest of Oklahoma City and five children in Oklahoma City, officials said.
The Apache has long way to go to make it to the battlefield.
Apache Petroleum Company L.P. said it will make semiannual distributions rather than quarterly distributions to its limited partners.
The saint's curly-toed boots have shown up in parties and street celebrations from Fitchburg, Mass., to the Moose Lodge in Apache Junction, Ariz.
Apache had to slash such spending 38% to $51.6 million last year and the company acknowledges it must make another big cutback.

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