Arabia的意思|Arabia的解释-里氏词典

Arabia [ә'reibiә]

n. 阿拉伯半岛

Have you ever been to Arabia?
你去过阿拉伯半岛吗？
A unit of currency in Saudi Arabia.
库什沙特阿拉伯的一种货币单位
A coin of Saudi Arabia worth!/100 of a riyal.
哈拉拉一种沙特阿拉伯硬币，合！／100里亚尔

arabia

[ noun ]
a peninsula between the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf; strategically important for its oil resources
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Saudi Arabia's readiness to compromise and the involvement of several Gulf heads of state underlined how seriously Opec takes the threat to its position.
'And you also wonder whether there really are that many opportunities out there in the first place.' THERE is no better measure of Saudi Arabia's business buoyancy than its stock market.
Those disruptions, in turn, could affect the efficiency of the military operations in Saudi Arabia, where most of the Allied forces are based.
As usual, the government said the guerrillas were assisted by "Pakistani militiamen and Wahhabis tied to Saudi Arabia."
Saudi Arabia's foreign minister pointedly reminded Iraq today that the United Nations has not ruled out the use of military force to liberate Kuwait.
Saudi Arabia maintains the largest share at about a quarter of OPEC's total output.
Citing security precautions, Defense Department officials have gone to great lengths to conceal the exact location of the approximately 230,000 U.S. troops stationed in and around Saudi Arabia.
He also said Saddam would be "foolish" to invade Saudi Arabia.
Officials said he would like to go to Saudi Arabia to visit American troops and to Egypt, which has supported the U.S. in the Gulf crisis, on his way home.
On Tuesday, Israeli Defense Minister Yitzhak Shamir also denied the Washington Post report that said Israeli scientists improved the guidance systems of the Chinese CSS-2 medium-range missile deployed in Saudi Arabia.
Hisham Nazer, the oil minister of Saudi Arabia, said on Monday in Vienna there was "unanimous recognition in OPEC" that OPEC alone cannot keep supplies low enough to prevent prices from lagging.
But the same poll showed 62 percent opposed the presence of American forces in Saudi Arabia, home of the Moslem world's most sacred shrines.
The U.A.E., a member of the Gulf Cooperation Council, was the fifth of the GCC members to sign the accord after Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain.
Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and other oil-producing countries are against drastic price rises, arguing that they would "suffer the consequences (later)," Perez said.
But unlike other issues on Capitol Hill, when it comes to arms sales to Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries, there is no perceived middle ground.
President Bush ordered U.S. forces to Saudi Arabia to repel a potential Iraqi attack.
Windfall oil profits, the result of increased production and higher prices, have given Saudi Arabia a painless way to finance much of the cost of the U.S. military deployment in the Persian Gulf, industry analysts say.
The commercials on television in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia are even more boring than those on U.S. networks.
They accurately predicted to the White House what Saddam Hussein's overall strategy would be toward the U.S. and its allies, including the launching of Scud missiles at Israel and Saudi Arabia, and the destruction of Kuwaiti oil wells.
Market watchers said gold's nose dive was triggered by one huge sell order from Saudi Arabia.
Britain is contributing six Tornado aircraft, expected in Saudi Arabia today, and France is sending 10 Mirage 2000s. Mr Bush again denied that the decision was related to his re-election campaign.
A British citizen reportedly was shot in Kuwait near the border with Saudi Arabia, the Foreign Office said Sunday.
Saudi Arabia deported 400 Nigerians, putting them on a flight to Kano in northern Nigeria, a newspaper reported Wednesday.
In Saudi Arabia, the impact of the Yemeni exodus has been severe in sectors of retail trade and some services.
The king has refused to join Egypt, Syria and other Arab states that have sent troops _ even if they are primarily token contingents _ to join the Western buildup in Saudi Arabia against Iraq.
He described them as a buffer between the brother Arab nations of Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
It makes up one-third of the wartime configuration of the U.S. Army's 24th Mechanized Infantry Division, which has been deployed in Saudi Arabia.
On Saturday, Aziz described the talks as "still in square one." Meanwhile, foreign ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council met today for a second day in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for discussions focused on breaking the deadlock in Geneva.
It also called for revenge against the United States and Saudi Arabia for the death of Iranians at last year's Islamic pilgrimage in Mecca and condemned the United States for shooting down an Iranian passenger jet.
In the past few days, Moscow has hosted the Egyptian foreign minister and a special envoy of Saudi Arabia, with whom the Soviets don't have diplomatic relations.

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