英语词汇names florence homer etc的意思、翻译、用法及例句-英语用法大全

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names : Florence , Homer , etcclassical names: English versionsclassical names: English versions English versions 327.210337327 names: Florence, Homer, etc1citiesThe names of cities are often different in different languages – for example the capital of Denmark, København, is called Kopenhagen in German, Copenhague in French, and Copenhagen in Italian and English. Some examples of English names for cities:Antwerp, Athens, Beirut, Belgrade, Bombay (now usually Mumbai), Brussels, Bucharest, Calcutta (now usually Kolkata), Cologne, Damascus, Florence, Geneva, Genoa, The Hague, Hanover, Jerusalem, Leghorn (now more usually Livorno), Lisbon,lyons (now more usuallylyon), Marseilles (now more usually Marseille), Milan, Moscow, Munich, Naples, Oporto, Padua, Peking (now usually Beijing), Prague, Rome, St Petersburg, Seville, Thessalonica, Turin, Venice, Vienna, Warsaw2classical namesThe same is true of many classical Greek and Roman names. Some examples:Homer, Aeschylus, Livy, Horace, Ovid, Virgil, Aesop, Aristotle, Euclid, Sophocles, Mercury, Jupiter, Helen, Troy, Odysseus3artistsThe Italian artists Raffaello Sanzio and Tiziano are called Raphael and Titian in English.4countriesThe names of countries, of course, also differ from one language to another (for example Deutschland is called Germany in English; its neighbours call it, for instance, Allemagne, Tyskland or Niemcy). English versions are not listed here, as they are well known and can easily be found in any dictionary if needed.Previous Next

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释义	Contents overview names : Florence , Homer , etcclassical names: English versionsclassical names: English versions English versions 327.210337Vocabulary Areas327 names: Florence, Homer, etc1citiesThe names of cities are often different in different languages – for example the capital of Denmark, København, is called Kopenhagen in German, Copenhague in French, and Copenhagen in Italian and English. Some examples of English names for cities:Antwerp, Athens, Beirut, Belgrade, Bombay (now usually Mumbai), Brussels, Bucharest, Calcutta (now usually Kolkata), Cologne, Damascus, Florence, Geneva, Genoa, The Hague, Hanover, Jerusalem, Leghorn (now more usually Livorno), Lisbon,lyons (now more usuallylyon), Marseilles (now more usually Marseille), Milan, Moscow, Munich, Naples, Oporto, Padua, Peking (now usually Beijing), Prague, Rome, St Petersburg, Seville, Thessalonica, Turin, Venice, Vienna, Warsaw2classical namesThe same is true of many classical Greek and Roman names. Some examples:Homer, Aeschylus, Livy, Horace, Ovid, Virgil, Aesop, Aristotle, Euclid, Sophocles, Mercury, Jupiter, Helen, Troy, Odysseus3artistsThe Italian artists Raffaello Sanzio and Tiziano are called Raphael and Titian in English.4countriesThe names of countries, of course, also differ from one language to another (for example Deutschland is called Germany in English; its neighbours call it, for instance, Allemagne, Tyskland or Niemcy). English versions are not listed here, as they are well known and can easily be found in any dictionary if needed.Previous Next
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