• 没错,就是那个洛克中心,那个圣诞树溜冰场、成群游客成千上万往返于上班地点纽约客的洛克中心。

    Yes, that Rockefeller Center, with the Christmas tree, ice rink, tourist hordes, and thousands of harried New Yorkers shuttling back and forth to their offices.

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  • 这些法律称为洛克法,得名于时任纽约州州长的尼尔森•洛克

    They came to be known as the Rockefeller laws, after New York’s then-governor, Nelson Rockefeller.

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  • 主持此次拍卖苏珊·科恩·洛克·菲说:“这一次史无前例协作。”她丈夫慈善家环保主义者大卫·洛克·菲共同主持此次拍卖。

    "It's an unprecedented collaboration," said Susan Cohn Rockefeller, who is co-chair of the auction with husband David Rockefeller Jr., a philanthropist and environmental activist.

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  • 女士对于诸如小洛克·菲墨守成规,尼尔森狂妄自大,抑或洛克·菲第三兄弟纷争等事没有进行遮掩

    Ms Loebl does not conceal the conventionalism of Junior, the megalomaniac tendencies of Nelson, or the feuds between the brothers in the third generation.

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  • 女士大致描写我们几乎已经完全遗忘了那些洛克·菲家族的品味有过影响人们。

    Ms Loebl sketches the influence that a generation of now almost forgotten men and women had on the Rockefellers' taste.

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  • 苏珊妮·是一纽约艺术记者,她对洛克家族的这些成就作了可读性相当记述

    Suzanne Loebl, a New York art journalist, has given a highly readable account of this achievement.

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  • 帝国大厦洛克中心大厦,以及莱克星顿大道克莱斯大厦,建于时期

    The Empire State Building, the Rockfeller Center Building, as well as the Chrysler Building on Lexington Avenue, were all built in this era.

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  • 洛克经常会“被另一个梦想所迷住”。

    Rockefeller Jr, she says, was often "captivated by another man's dreams".

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  • 因此放弃了哥伦比亚1962年接受立场洛克·菲研究所(不久成为洛克·菲大学),其余存在直到1971年退休

    As a result, he abandoned Columbia in 1962 to accept a position at the Rockefeller Institute (soon to become the Rockefeller University), remaining there until his retirement in 1971.

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  • 直译洛克“,创始十九世纪九十年代新奥尔良安东尼餐厅这个菜肴据说是由美国富翁洛克名字而命名。

    Oyster Rockefeller: Created at Antoine's restaurant in New Orleans in the late 1890s, this popular dish was reportedly named for John D. Rockefeller because it's so rich.

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  • 直译洛克“,创始十九世纪九十年代新奥尔良安东尼餐厅这个菜肴据说是由美国富翁洛克名字而命名。

    Oyster Rockefeller: Created at Antoine's restaurant in New Orleans in the late 1890s, this popular dish was reportedly named for John D. Rockefeller because it's so rich.

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