dearborn
英 美 ['dɪrbɚn]
- n. 迪尔伯恩（美国一城市）；迪尔伯恩马车（一种小型四轮马车）
- dearborn (n.)
- "light four-wheeled wagon," 1821, American English, supposedly from the name of the inventor, by tradition said to be Gen. Henry Dearborn (1751-1829).
- 1. My second and more compelling reason for going to Dearborn was to see the Henry Ford Museum.
- 我去迪尔伯恩的第二个原因，也是更令人信服的原因，是为了参观亨利·福特博物馆。
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- 2. Mulally summoned the leaders of Ford's Asian and European operations to Dearborn.
- 穆拉利传唤的领导人福特的亚洲和欧洲的行动,以迪尔伯恩.
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- 3. Without much thinking, she reached Dearborn Street.
- 没有怎么考虑, 她就信步到了第邦街.
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- 4. Statue of Thomas Edison in Dearborn, Michigan.
- 美国密西根州德保的爱迪生雕塑.
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