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wey
[weɪ] [weɪ]

  • n. 韦(旧时英国重量或容量单位)
  • n. (Wey)人名;(尼日利、葡)韦伊;(中)见Wei

英英释义

Wey

  • abstract: Wey (, commonly spelled Wey to distinguish it from the other Wei state) was an ancient Chinese state that was founded in the Zhou Dynasty and rose to prominence during the Spring and Autumn Period. Its rulers were of the surname Ji (姬), the same as that of the rulers of Zhou.

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  • The view that photographs might be worthwhile to artists was enunciated in considerable detail by Lacan and Francis Wey.

    弗朗西斯·非常详细地阐述了照片可能艺术家有价值观点

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  • Unfortunately this early plant experienced the problem common to many forms of renewable energy: the flow in the Wey River was unreliable, and the waterwheel was soon replaced by a steam engine.

    不幸是,这个早期工厂遇到许多可再生能源形态都遇到问题韦河水流稳定,水车很快就蒸汽机取代了

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  • Says he, "If wild mans come, they eat me, you go wey."

    :“如果野人来了他们吃掉可以逃走。”“

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