Maggie的意思|Maggie的解释-里氏词典

Maggie ['mægi]

n. 不纯煤

His co-star in the film was Maggie Smith.
他在这部影片中的搭挡是玛吉・史密斯.
Laurence Olivier is in the film, and Maggie Smith co-stars (with him).
劳伦斯・奥利维尔演这部影片, 玛吉・史密斯（与他）联合演出.

She was Tim Conway's girlfriend in "Ace Crawford, Private Eye" in 1983. She was a model and Suzanne Pleshette's best friend in "Suzanne Pleshette Is Maggie Briggs" in 1984.
But without a raise in the incinerator fee, we didn't have money to increase salaries," said Councilwoman Maggie McCoy.
Maggie Thatcher did not.
In a 1946 prologue, we find little Maggie already attached to young Pat Casey, and figuring in a Christmas pageant which is interrupted by the death of Pat's father, a union hero, amid an angry strike.
Leaf smoke can make breathing extremely difficult for sufferers of asthma, emphysema, chronic bronchitis and allergies, said Maggie Robbins of the Chicago Lung Association.
The 'real' story begins 18 years later; when Pat returns from a sourly enlightening stint in the Navy and Maggie is already a professional on the game. Her problem is self-explanatory; and Casey's is partly hers.
"His personality just shines, it sinks in and melts," says an exuberant Maggie LaSalle, 27, outside a steelworkers' hall in Dunkirk.
That's the question magazine readers are asking about some cryptic new ads that show a stylish young woman named Maggie but don't seem to be selling anything.
Maggie Reinfeld of the Gay Men's Health Crisis in New York City said the organization has established an educational and advertising campaign to combat that. "Safer sex gets a lot tougher when you have to live with it your whole life," she said.
For photographic reporting in magazines or books, Maggie Steber, U.S. News and World Report.
Ron and Maggie certainly have had an influence on the world, but this globe is far too complex a place to believe two Westerners alone can change the face of it.
My colleague Maggie Urry revealed in the FT this week that even baked beans, perhaps the ultimate defensive commodity, are sticking to the shelf. Other traditional defensive stocks were also offering investors little reassurance.
Maggie, it turns out, is supposed to symbolize the magazine industry.
FIELD GROUP, the folding carton packaging maker, saw its shares jump to 279p by the close of the first day of dealings, writes Maggie Urry. The shares were priced at 250p in the flotation, which valued the group at Pounds 148.4m.
Reporters, questioning the producers and model-turned-actress Maggie Han, groan at the waffling.
"Lettice & Lovage," Maggie Smith and Margaret Tyzack star in Peter Shaffer's play about an eccentric English tour guide.
A big sign hung on a wall: "The Next America." It was for Maggie Brown, who grew up drinking from segregated water fountains in a West Virginia coal town.
"Shut up, Maggie," Ira explodes at one point.
It returns again and again to the sadness that threatens Maggie and Ira.
"Lettice & Lovage," Maggie Smith and Margaret Tyzack star in Peter Shaffer's play about an English tour guide.
Author V.S. Naipaul was given knighthod, and Maggie Smith was made a dame commander in honors announced today.
School officials agreed to honor Maggie McCool's beliefs and recalculate her biology grade of a D on Tuesday, hours before an administrative law judge was to begin a trial on the girl's lawsuit.
Maggie demands to be let out of the car.
But Maggie Andre, a spokeswoman, concedes that there isn't any evidence that partridges are partial to pear trees.
Koppers spokeswoman Maggie Cessar said U.S. District Chief Judge Manuel Real filed the order Friday in Los Angeles.
Margaret Hare sent her "Love to everybody" and Maggie Ross, shown with what appeared to be her family, told relatives and friends they were all right.
One male student examining migraine-headache sufferer "Maggie Smith" on an emergency-room exam table, plops his two examination instruments down right between her legs.
It is all very well to have Kenneth Clarke, Chris Patten, Malcolm Rifkind and other old political chums (and occasionally foes, as with Ken Livingstone) reminiscing about the days when headmistress Maggie terrorised the corridors of power.
When Maggie Eylers got word that she was among the U.S. reservists returning to active duty within the next five weeks, she called her lawyer to check on her will and a divorce settlement.
"She said `I want my real momma, the one who went on the plane.'" Maggie and thousands of other children are this war's early casualties.

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