JO的意思|JO的解释-里氏词典

Jo [dʒəu]

乔(女名)

The children did well, the only exception being Jo, who failed.
这些孩子考得都很好, 唯独乔不及格.
Out with it, Jo! I won't be kept in the dark.
说出来吧，乔！我是不愿意被蒙在鼓里的。

Jo \Jo\, n.; pl. {Joes}. [Etymol. uncertain.]
A sweetheart; a darling. [Scot.] --Burns.

Denis, meanwhile, courts a reluctant elementary school teacher (Jo Anderson).
The court, without comment, let stand a ruling that donors' privacy rights do not override Patty Jo Baker's need to learn their identities for her wrongful-death lawsuit.
The company laid off 180 workers last week and furloughed 645 Thursday and Friday, said Jo McKee, a spokeswoman for Anacomp Inc., Xidex's parent company in Indianapolis.
Jo Ann Harmon, formerly assistant vice president, compensation and corporate affairs for this maker of electrical and electronic products and systems, was named to the new post of vice president, executive compensation and corporate administration.
Their trial was scheduled to begin Monday but Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Jo Ann Glidden said Friday it is expected to be postponed because attorneys have other case commitments.
Wearing kitchen duds, chef Jo Jung of the restaurant of the same name took the stand to testify that an anonymous chef 46 centuries ago was frying some dough and stuck a chopstick through it.
It is good for the Steven Berkoffs, the Jo Brands, and the Arthur Smiths: not so good for the new faces. Mhairi Mackenzie-Robinson, administrator of the Fringe, is not worried - yet.
Sen. Hainon Miller of Greenvill introduced the bill Monday at the urging of Mary Jo Ayres of Leland, who wants to add the chocolate dessert to the list of state-sanctioned M-words so she can help her students pronounce the consonant.
Young also takes a full half of an LP with a septet that includes trumpeter Buck Clayton, trombonist Dicky Wells, guitarist Freddie Green and drummer Jo Jones.
Jo Astrid Glading will become correspondent in charge of the Trenton bureau, and Melanie L. Burney will become correspondent in Woodbury.
They go out in the street." Jo Rob Turner, 31, and Justice Carter, 29, have lived in Bedford-Stuyvesant most of their lives.
For instance, Jo Hardwick, the owner of a real-estate agency in Cape Coral, Fla., signed herself and some of her employees into a MEWA when she found it difficult to get traditional health insurance.
He chastises Jo Franklin-Trout for her inept presentation of advocacy journalism, judging her project as "intellectually slipshod."
This is a subtlety that seems not to have filtered through to Jo Brand or those who keep on putting her on television.
"We were very pleased with the judge's verdict," said Bill Arnold, an attorney for Mrs. Railey's mother, Billie Jo Nicolai.
"Right now, it's not at a level where people can pull themselves out of poverty," said Jo Ann Mort of the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union.
In the hours after his car plunged off the bridge at Chappaquiddick, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy wanted to tell police that Mary Jo Kopechne was alone in the car, according to a new book about the accident.
Billy and Mary Jo Wilson's church is signing up volunteers to help them care for five new babies, but the couple hasn't received many offers of material help for their quintuplets, the new mother says.
She carried a sign that read, "God hears our prayers." "We don't know the family, but it's wonderful that's he's coming home," said Jo Frederick.
In addition, sources close to Shuwa said Satoru Jo, an American-educated vice president deeply involved in Shuwa's acquisitions, unexpectedly resigned last week.
The body of Jo Ann Pollard, 36, was found in the car.
Jo Graves, a Sacramento, Calif. prosecutor, says she called Lilly when she learned a defense lawyer for Douglas Cecrle was going to use the "Prozac defense" in his trial on charges that he beat his estranged wife to death.
"They're being used in Mexico and hauled across the border," said Clara Jo Spivey, a Louisville, Ala., cotton and peanut grower.
Pamela Jo Davis, Pride's president, says prison industries respond to opportunities in business-like fashion.
"Cancer means death to a lot of people," and employers are afraid that hiring someone just back from a life-threatening illness could hurt office morale, says Jo Anne Frankfurt, a San Francisco Legal Aid Society lawyer.
Streets director Betty Jo Everett said she gets tired of defending the city holiday policy to irate drivers.
Jo said the new school will be called Tennessee Meiji Gakuin (TMG) Academy and plans call for it to open in April 1989 with about 70 high school sophomores.
In nearby Palm Desert, Mary Jo Lyon said the mirror on her bedroom wall shook and she ran from the room to check on her Christmas tree, which listed to one side after the jolt.
"Right now they've got a problem," said Kathy Jo Pollock, Interagency Fire Center spokeswoman. "They've got a 250-acre fire heading for the town.
They visit Mary Jo's grave about once a month, never letting her memory fade.

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