Leon的意思|Leon的解释-里氏词典

Leon ['li(:)ən]

n. 利昂(Leo的异体)(m.)

Leon didn't finish his geometry homework because his mind kept jumping the track to think about the new girl in class.
利昂没完成几何作业，因为他思想总在开小差，想着班上新来的女生。
Somebody has told me( that) Mr. Leon is very good at making jokes.
有人已经告诉我利昂先生非常善于开玩笑。

leon

[ noun ]

a historical area and former kingdom in northwestern Spain

<noun.location>

a city in northwestern Spain at the foot of the Cantabrian Mountains

<noun.location>

a city in central Mexico

<noun.location>

Leon \Le"on\ (l[=e]"[o^]n), n.
A lion. [Obs.] --Chaucer.

When the time came to give her a special surprise, Peter decided the party would be at Leon's.
And Leon Lafleur, who heads a community clinic in the Montreal inner-city neighborhood of Plateau Mont Royal, says he is worried that some of his poorest clients may be tempted to have a child simply to collect the 3,000-dollar bonus.
Leon J. Perelman, 77, operated the Perelman Toy Museum in Philadelphia until a robbery in August in which a caretaker was bound and held at gunpoint by two men.
Fire department spokeswoman Carolina de Leon said the bus was on its way from the capital to Antigua when the driver made a sharp turn to avoid another vehicle.
And Rep. Leon Panetta (D., Calif.), a leader of California opponents to offshore leasing, predicted the plan would help unify states of the Pacific, Atlantic and Gulf coasts to "work for a more balanced and comprehensive energy program."
Leon de Beer, who last week began a two-year prison term for engaging in electoral fraud in his 1987 campaign in Johannesburg's Hillbrow district.
U.S. District Judge C. Clyde Atkins ruled on technical grounds, said Assistant City Attorney Leon Firtel, who added the decision probably did not allow time for an appeal before the weekend.
'This is Congress responding to the street.' Mr De Leon has been a sharp critic of the powerful Guatemalan security forces for their widespread abuse of human rights.
Army Col. Leon Linares, speaking by telephone with the YSU radio station, said from San Miguel that three mortar rounds were fired at the brigade and Arce sector.
"The Solution," a best-selling book by Frances Kendall and Leon Louw, goes further and proposes largely limiting the national government's powers to defense and the protection of rights.
California Democratic Rep. Leon Panetta, chairman of the House Budget Committee, acknowledges that health care and tax fairness are "major vulnerabilities of the president and the Republican Party.
Equally important, however, is continuation of that 'strong commitment to competition policy' which Sir Leon lauds.
Sir Leon amended the proposal earlier this year.
Seven major highway mountain passes were closed in the provinces of Burgos, Cantabria, Leon and Soria.
Grace said it sold its Channel and Central Region home centers to a group led by Channel's chief executive officer, Leon Berger, who will remain president and chief executive of the new company.
He had sent an advance team headed by his lieutenant, Jesus Dias de Leon Zamorano, known as "El Cachas," to purchase several properties.
"Witness to the Truth" awards were presented to CBS veterans Andy Rooney, Eric Sevareid and Bill Shadel, syndicated columnist Max Lerner and photographers Walter Rosenblum and Leon Rosenmann.
Sir Leon Brittan, the EC competition commissioner, has adopted an altogether tougher and more rigorous stance than the MMC.
Black had granted the reprieve while the appellate court reconsiders the appeal of another death row inmate from Harris County, Leon Rutherford King.
"They'd love to have that as the bargaining position" of the Democrats, said House Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta, D-Calif.
"Parents are, well, suffering along with their kids," said the Rev. Leon Wagner of St. Mary's Church in Riverside, who knew several of the children from the church or parish school.
Rep. Leon Panetta, D-Calif., chairman of the committee, cautioned that "Congress should not be lulled to sleep by OMB's artificially low deficit projections.
Most people stayed in their homes as that first column of about 700 Sandinista fighters from the northern city of Leon walked by. Later in the day, thousands more from rebel-held southern cities poured into the capital in commandeered government trucks.
Leon Oistad, Durenberger's campaign manager, said Humphrey's announcement speech was "riddled with distortions" about Durenberger's record.
Equally important are the implications for the 1994 budget of EC currency devaluations against the Ecu. At least four EC commissioners, including Sir Leon Brittan, the Community's chief trade negotiator, are in France.
In five states _ Jalisco, Guanajuato, San Luis Potosi, Nuevo Leon and Tabasco _ the PRI's winning margins on July 6 were thin.
'We encourage our people to follow open trading policies and be involved in the multilateral system.' Sir Leon's comments reflect concern in the Commission over negative views of Europe expressed recently by Asian leaders meeting in Singapore.
But that only made him "a very hard worker, better than anybody else around," says the former colleague, Leon Farley.
The participants had to choose "between doing a bold package of deficit reduction or simply avoiding sequestration," which is the technical term for the automatic cuts, said Rep. Leon Panetta (D., Calif.).
It has helped Leon Black, formerly head of mergers at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., assemble a pool of more than $1 billion to invest in high-risk, high-yield "junk" bonds of troubled companies.

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