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Holland ['hɒlәnd]

n. 荷兰

holland

[ noun ]
a constitutional monarchy in western Europe on the North Sea; half the country lies below sea level
<noun.location>

Holland \Hol"land\, n.
A kind of linen first manufactured in Holland; a linen fabric
used for window shades, children's garments, etc.; as, brown
or unbleached hollands.

David Holland, grand dragon of the Southern White Knights, was ordered to pay $50,000, the highest of the 11 defendants.
During World War II Penny flew 30 B-17 bombing missions over France, Holland and Germany.
The other is Peter Holland, formerly deputy general manager, who was appointed director of corporate affairs, effective immediately.
Such an eventuality would provide the most unexpected and welcome encouragement to neutralists and unilateralists who in Holland, Belgium, West Germany and Britain lost the game and were proved wrong.
The agreement collapsed April 24 when Judge Holland rejected the fine as inadequate and criticizing other aspects of the settlement.
They seem to believe that what happened to Professors Holland and Wallen tarnishes Hampshire's claim to be an institution where the principles of academic freedom are revered.
The USS Holland spends most of its time in port here.
When we say 'Brazil beat Holland' we feel we are talking not just about their soccer teams but about the countries themselves. 'In the World Cup, all we lost is two games.
If he flubs one, or if a defender goofs -look out. As already noted in the FT this week, there is no slower pair afoot than Ronald Koeman and Frank de Boer of Holland, though both compensate in other ways.
"Rick was cast when I got the job," Holland said. "Everyone I knew thought of Rick as everyone's favorite grandson.
Mr. Holland, 48 years old, succeeds Kenneth S. Barclay.
"I feel very confident we can give a very strong account of ourselves," said Holland, 51, a plant manager of a carpet company who doubles as commander of the 48th Mechanized Brigade of the Georgia Army National Guard.
Perrier's most promising newcomer award went to Dominic Holland, who fits neatly into this category.
The socalled "silent" line of trucks accounted for 20% of the company's sales outside of Germany in 1990 and were especially popular in Holland and the Benelux countries, a large percentage of whose businesses depend heavily on trans alpine trade.
Neither Gordy nor Holland was available for comment, The Detroit News said.
The gap between the touted and the unsung has not appeared that great. Saudi Arabia, indeed, could - though not should - have beaten Holland.
Miss Hepburn was born the same year as Miss Frank and lived in Holland during the war.
The decisions of what is known as the World Court, a U.N. agency based in Holland, are rarely enforceable unless both sides agree to its jurisdiction.
Van de Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakery, a regional baker with a 100-item line of goods, has closed and laid off nearly all its 500 workers, union officials and a lawyer for the company have announced.
Included was a four-day stay in Orlando for the congressman and his wife paid for by Holland & Knight, a law firm that represents agricultural clients.
Seven other attorneys from the firm will become Holland & Knight associates.
Among the 70 or so sizable foreign companies that have picked up former East German properties are such blue chips as Coca Cola, Procter & Gamble, Asea Brown Boveri, AKZO of Holland, British Gas and Saint-Gobain of France.
Suriname, a nation of 400,000, gained independence from Holland in 1975.
With the state GOP nominating convention scheduled for the end of May, the only announced Republican candidate is little-known Rockland County insurance broker Herbert Holland.
Mr Holland said there was a risk of a further setback in Japan, although he remained optimistic about the longer-term outlook. A redundancy programme in the UK and Germany resulted in the loss of about 40 jobs.
Lee, 54, succeeds Jeffrey R. Holland, who was appointed to a church leadership position on April 1. Lee is to assume the presidency July 1.
In their respective ways, Ireland, Holland and Norway have shown they will be no easy marks. Today's match between the US and Colombia looms as the next biggie.
The company now has between 600 and 800 contracts left, Mr. Holland said.
Some of the brokers thought of opening offices in Tokyo, but I'm glad we didn't. 'Then, the market was briefly with French and Italian owners, but we're now back with the Middle East plus a resurgence of interest from France and Holland.
Porto told the jury he tied a rope around Miss Holland's neck to heighten her sexual pleasure and apparently yanked too hard in the heat of passion.

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