Irene的意思|Irene的解释-里氏词典

Irene [ai'ri:n]

n. 和平女神

[化] 鸢尾烯

Unocal Corp. said it began producing oil from Platform Irene, the first offshore platform in Southern California's Santa Maria Basin.
Irene Rodriguez wandered around Los Angeles International Airport after she went there July 5 to board a flight to Lincoln, Neb., and found there was no ticket waiting for her.
The humanities policy surfaced last week when Irene Chang, a reporter for the independent campus newspaper, The Daily Californian, asked a campus bank-card canvasser how to apply.
The sister-in-law _ Irene Kack, 55 _ was among hundreds of panic-stricken passengers who ran when the gunfire started.
She had three children: Imelda or "Imee" in 1955, Ferdinand Jr. in 1958, and Irene in 1960.
A psychologist and psychiatrist testified in Washington County Circuit Court that Juanita Irene Stinson, 57, suffered from battered-woman syndrome and post-traumatic stress disorder following years of physical, mental and sexual abuse.
It's great to be able to slam doors and be dramatic." On "Roots" and "Roots: The Next Generations," Moody played Irene Harvey, the great-grandmother of author Alex Haley.
Briony Glassco, as Irene, has a note of crazy laughter in her voice that wafts back the young Goldie Hawn and the Rowan and Martin Laugh-In.
Gibsons is the doyen of Cardiff dining places, its chef-owner, Mrs Irene Caning, being virtually the first to bring innovative French cuisine to the city.
I well remember Irene Kahn, in her red hat, red shoes and red handbag.
During the play, Irene (played by two actresses, Elzbieta Czyzewska and Sheryl Sutton) shows upyears before she had been the model for Rubek's masterpiece.
Or crafted by Irene.
"We felt it, but it was very weak," said Irene Banos, a receptionist at the Red Cross in Acapulco.
"Even though she was a big star, she was still just Lucy to us," said Irene Rosseti of Celoron.
In September 1987 Ms. Cantor returned to Geneva, where she met with Irene Hirsch, a Swiss-based economic correspondent for a Spanish paper.
The anguish that the spurned Irene has suffered and the agony of the artist coming to terms with the price he has paid for the choices he has made are not fully realized, perhaps cannot be realized in Mr. Wilson's scheme.
Irene Lake, a soft-spoken, 35-year-old secretary expecting her first child, says her concerns about crime and drugs relate to "the kind of world my child's going to have when he's 20 or so."
The show, directed by Mr. De Simone, stars Irene Papas and features the soloists, chorus and orchestra of the Teatro di San Carlo.
At the Courier-Journal, the practice is for reporters to get approval to use anonymous quotes or sources from Managing Editor Irene Nolan or one of her two deputies.
The husband of Mrs Irene Henderson, one of the society's officers, has just taken redundancy at the pit.
Robert and Irene Fisher of Hillsborough County and Robert and Gailya Grant of Largo, in Pinellas County, each are charged with 47 counts of grand theft and one count of conspiracy.
Irene Dunne filled the screen like a good vintage champagne in a Baccarat crystal goblet.
You can't put your finger on it, but there's always a certain amount of excitement here when we're ready to go into space," said Irene Kochiss, who lives in nearby Friendswood.
But then the light seizes on the face of St. Irene, where glistening streaks can be seen extending from each eye down the cheeks.
Demjanjuk's daughter Irene Nishnic, 27, said the family had left a message for Demjanjuk at his maximum-security prison about Eitan's death.
President Bush will appoint Irene B. Brooks, a Chester County, Pa., official as the federal alternate member of the Delaware River Basin Commission, the White House said Monday.
Elizabeth Irene Richardson, 24, is considering appealing the sentence, which the Nebraska Civil Liberties Union says may be cruel and unusual punishment.
The jet will stop in San Francisco to pick up the couple's daughter, Irene Araneta, and Marcos attorney John Bartko, Marcos aide Arturo Aruiza said.
Spokeswoman Irene Novak read the following definition from the department's "Dictionary of International Relations Terms": "Those countries with underdeveloped but growing economies, and low per-capita income, often with colonial pasts.
In the old Depression movies, there is usually a scene where the harassed breadwinner turns to his wife (invariably Irene Dunne) and says: "If we could only get a few bucks ahead."

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