NADINE的意思|NADINE的解释-里氏词典

Nadine [nei'di:n]

n. 纳丁(f.)

"That was just a crumpled rag when we first saw it," she said. "But Nadine Gasc (a curator of the fashion museum) figured out how the original looked." The costumes ranged from tweed suits to satin ball gowns.
Directness of verbal communication from the lips of the singers was not the first source of revelation. As it happens, the opera was most eloquently and - apart from the rich-toned but word-muffled Nurse of Nadine Denize - clearly sung.
I've built my own memory of it that's greater than what it was." "Clinton and Nadine" also stars 1988 Oscar nominee Morgan Freeman ("Street Smart") as a slick Miami lawyer who is part of the scheme to raise money for the Contras.
Eight people were dead or believed dead from the Nadine, a 100-foot dragger out of Cap-aux-Meules, chief port of Quebec's Iles-de-la-Madeleine.
"This is extremely troubling," says Nadine Strossen, ACLU president.
Nadine Hurley survived her suicide attempt but is comatose.
Among those at the wedding was Susan Hendricks' mother, Nadine Palmer, 55, of Delavan, who also believes in Hendricks' innocence.
Stepping in with an hour's rehearsal for the indisposed Nadine Secunde, the renowned Wagnerian gave a dreamy performance.
Unfortunately, Mr. Benton lays out the pattern right at the beginning and Nadine and Vernon play out their predestined parts ably and unsurprisingly.
Here she makes do with what Mr. Benton has given Nadine: a tatty kind of period elegance she's picked up from magazines like "Modern Screen."
"The intent of the bill is to be able to disperse people," said Nadine Winter, a member of the council.
It's twisted like me and all my friends," said Annie Raye, who came dressed as the character Nadine, down to the makeshift patch over her left eye.
The five who filed the appeal acted on today are Miriam Wilson, Nadine Schnurstein, Ronald Barrow, Gloria Abbey-Lyles and Patricia Vader.
The three nominees for this year's annual prize were the South African writer Nadine Gordimer for "A Sport of Nature," American novelist Toni Morrison for "Beloved," and "In the Skin of a Lion," by Canadian writer Michael Ondaatje.
"We're not trying to stop people from buying cigarettes," said council member Nadine Winter, the bill's sponsor. "We're trying to limit access to youths, to keep them from dying." Under the old city law, anyone 16 or older could buy cigarettes.

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