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Edinburgh ['edinbәrә]

n. 爱丁堡

He graduated as an M.D. at Edinburgh.
他毕业于爱丁堡大学，获得医学博士学位。
We ran into a patch of thick fog just outside Edinburgh.
我们就在爱丁堡城外遇到了浓雾.
According to John you were in Edinburgh last week.
据约翰说, 你上星期在爱丁堡.

edinburgh

[ noun ]
the capital of Scotland; located in the Lothian Region on the south side of the Firth of Forth
<noun.location>

IN the past, there have been complaints that the visual arts at the Edinburgh Festival have not sufficiently reflected the state of Scottish art past or present.
Bing, born in Vienna, Austria, went to Britain in the 1930s, where he headed the Glyndebourne Opera and founded the famed Edinburgh Festival.
It is an extension of an Ecu5bn EIB credit line agreed at last year's Edinburgh summit.
Even President Francois Mitterrand allowed himself a grudging compliment. Mr Major intends to capitalise on the plaudits - and on the substantive deals struck in Edinburgh.
As Mr Mike Anstee, director of electronic marketing at London & Edinburgh Insurance, says: 'It is imperative for the market that we get EDI moving to get rid of both paper flows and the duplicate entry of data.' Motor business has forced the pace.
No festival could be more physically exhausting than McMaster's Edinburgh, or more spiritually invigorating.
Its Edinburgh performances are also part of the European Arts Festival.
Mr Helmut Kohl and Mr John Major, both needing French co-operation on other issues, agreed not to make the Gatt an issue at the EC Edinburgh summit last December.
Strutt & Parker in Edinburgh is asking for offers over Pounds 1.35m.
Biogen said its patent is based on work done by Kenneth Murray, a professor at University of Edinburgh, Scotland, who is a member of Biogen's scientific and supervisory boards.
David Whitaker comes to the group which owns LBC radio from the cable and telecommunications industry. Whitaker, 42, replaces Ian Stevenson, who is returning to Edinburgh to run his own accountancy firm, but who remains a non-executive director.
Chances are if you went only to plays this Edinburgh, you had a mediocre time.
A long rental in Edinburgh was impossible; buying was the alternative.
The council would present its definitive conclusions to the full EC summit in Edinburgh in December.
Music had appeal, but art seemed to offer the best environment to get the Capital House message across. Based in Edinburgh with a budget of Pounds 100,000, Ellwood first approached the Scottish Arts Council but received no joy.
British-resident suspects include a former Lithuanian platoon commander, 71-year-old Antanas Gecas, who lives in Edinburgh, Scotland.
England beat Australia 21-17 to win the rugby World Cup Sevens final in Edinburgh.
The prettiest use for a cold greenhouse is to fill it with alpine plants and bulbs which need no heating: Edinburgh will show you how to do it. For me, it is simply a visit to Heaven.
So far the MoD has not given its view but Mr Malcolm Rifkind, the defence secretary and an Edinburgh MP, is known to be interested in it. The consortium refused yesterday to indicate how much it would have to bid for the site.
It also had its no-nos (the most lacklustre opening concert anyone can recall) and its lulus (the theme of James MacMillan's music 'in focus'). Yet Edinburgh's remains a uniquely beloved festival, not least because of Edinburgh itself.
It also had its no-nos (the most lacklustre opening concert anyone can recall) and its lulus (the theme of James MacMillan's music 'in focus'). Yet Edinburgh's remains a uniquely beloved festival, not least because of Edinburgh itself.
The themes in this article are expanded in his forthcoming book, Paying the Piper, to be published in September by Edinburgh University Press.
Now L'Allegro has been brought to Edinburgh, in two performances at the Festival Theatre at the weekend, with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, the Edinburgh Schola Cantorum, and soloists under Gareth Jones - and it looked splendid indeed.
Now L'Allegro has been brought to Edinburgh, in two performances at the Festival Theatre at the weekend, with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, the Edinburgh Schola Cantorum, and soloists under Gareth Jones - and it looked splendid indeed.
Held in London at brokerage James Capel & Co. and at hotels in both Glasgow and Edinburgh, Scotland, the sessions illustrate how much power a group of about 50 money managers wields over bids in Britain.
BR charges Pounds 57 for a one-way ticket between London and Edinburgh, plus Pounds 25 for a sleeper berth.
His ability to devour real haggis impressed his Scottish hosts during a visit to Edinburgh last year. Every year, he takes a two-week spring break at a health resort to cut his 17-stone bulk, and then rapidly puts on weight again.
Failure to hold the line at the Edinburgh summit next week could lead to the fall of Mitsotakis.
"Man needs more than science alone," said a statement issued Friday by the World Conference on Medical Education after a five-day meeting in the Old College of Edinburgh University.
The heads of government and foreign ministers would be able to draw on the expertise of finance ministers. UK Treasury officials confirmed that Mr Lamont would be in Edinburgh.

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