Ronald的意思|Ronald的解释-里氏词典

Ronald ['rɔnəld]

n. 罗纳德（男子名）

It's time you stopped wrapping Ronald in cotton wool and let him play with other children.
你该结束对罗纳德的溺爱了，让他去和其他孩子玩吧。
The baby was named Ronald after his uncle.
婴儿取叔父之名被命名为罗纳。

Former RCA employee Leonard Kampf and current RCA employee Ronald Stevens each pleaded guilty to one felony count and face sentencing April 6.
He has said Ronald Reagan's idea of a good farm program is "Hee-Haw."
Konrad Adenauer was only a year younger when he became West German chancellor in 1949, and Ronald Reagan was four years older when he left office in 1989.
Is there anyone who doubts that there are more Cuban, Soviet and Soviet-bloc advisers, both military and civilian, in Nicaragua than there were when Ronald Reagan took office?
"NCR is an enormous organization, and it isn't going to change overnight," says Ronald Stanczak, a former executive.
Recently Tom Shales of the Washington Post intoned, "The emergence and dominance of MTV represent unquestioning surrender to the corporate ethic by Ronald Reagan's figurative grandchildren."
Ronald S. Godwin, senior vice president of The Washington Times Corp., praised Rothenburg's contribution during his five years as head of the paper's business affairs.
Ronald Lauder has spent $8.5 million so far in his quest to become mayor, more than any mayoral candidate in New York history, according to a report.
For the past seven years the GOP has been riding Ronald Reagan's popularity, and the president's standing slipped this year despite a temporary spurt during the recent summit with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.
His attorney, Ronald Waska, in Houston, asked the judge to place Beene on probation, arguing that his client didn't profit from the scheme.
Some Democratic strategists think such a stance lets the party look tough and wave the flag in the fashion that made Ronald Reagan so popular with voters.
"Merck's product growth was weighted on higher-margin, newer products" that are likely to show continued growth, said Ronald M. Nordmann, an analyst at PaineWebber Inc.
The Independent Commission Against Corruption also said in a statement that additional charges were filed against former exchange chairman Ronald Li Fook-shiu and Jeffrey Sun Hon-kuen, the former chief executive.
The suite includes offices for Reagan, Mrs. Reagan, the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation, the Secret Service, and an aide.
Some other researchers agree: "I think it's quite legitimate to call Collaborative's work a genome map," says Ronald Davis, a researcher at Stanford University.
He even gives Ronald Reagan's policies credit for helping to win the Cold War.
Kerry Packer, Australia's richest man, and Sir Ronald Brierley, a millionaire New Zealand investor, already have made a joint run at Bell Resources and been bought out by Bond Corp. at a large profit.
Kennedy, O'Connor and Scalia are appointees of former President Ronald Reagan and Rehnquist was promoted to chief justice by Reagan.
But Rep. Ronald D. Coleman, D-Fla., said the program properly did not gloss over problems within Mexico's law-enforcement establishment.
I don't understand that kind of priority system." Ronald J. Temple, president of Wayne County Community College in Detroit and chairman of the association's commission on urban community colleges, said such colleges need financial support.
The drug had sales of about $290 million in 1990, according to Ronald Nordmann, an analyst with PaineWebber Inc. Research indicates that Mevacor and Zocor are strikingly similar; both can reduce blood-cholesterol levels about 21% to 33%.
Ronald W. Skeddle was elected a director of this tire maker, increasing board membership to 10.
But analyst Ronald Glantz of Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. in San Francisco predicted GM would post a net loss of $150 million to $250 million in the quarter.
Entry and sterling's devaluation are "a safe bet," says Ronald H. Holzer, vice president and chief dealer at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in Chicago.
In Fort Lauderdale, Blockbuster officials said they hadn't seen the lawsuit, but Ronald Castell, senior vice president, said the franchisee's allegations are "totally without merit."
Ronald Pharaon, the Lebanese who directs Radio Monte Carlo's advertising sales, says star disk jockeys and broadcasters receive a total of 1,000 to 1,500 letters a month and countless phone calls from fans.
Ronald Reagan, who by the way deplored the MAD doctrine, was correct in calling the vast system controlled by the CPSU an "evil empire."
Ronald Reagan, leaning on American-made semiconductors as his excuse, thereupon began to draw a high protectionist curtain along his country's western coastline.
The firm has used the De Beers name in its ads since 1964, said Ronald Ullenberg, president.
Blacks were a key element in Democratic election victories in the two midterm elections of Ronald Reagan's presidency.

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