Dixie
英 [ˈdɪk.si]
美 [ˈdɪk.si]
Dixie 迪克西(美国东南部各州的非正式统称)来自Mason-Dixon Line, 美国内战时南美分界线,来自其绘制者Charles Mason和Jeremiah Dixon.
- Dixie (n.)
- 1859, first attested in the song of that name, which was popularized, if not written, by Ohio-born U.S. minstrel musician and songwriter Dan Emmett (1815-1904); perhaps a reference to the Mason-Dixon Line, but there are other well-publicized theories dating back to the Civil War. Popularized nationwide in minstrel shows. Dixieland style of jazz developed in New Orleans c. 1910, so called from 1919.
- 1. And the orchestra crashed into that best of all reel tunes , " Dixie. "
- 于是乐队哗地一声奏起了最美妙的舞曲《迪克西 》.
- 2. I was just so happy to have Winn - Dixie with me.
- 只是和温·戴茜在一起我就很开心.
- 3. Don't you think we should have a party, Winn - Dixie ?
- 你不觉得我们该开个舞会么, 威戴西?
- 4. PP 333 promote callus induction of ttiree kinds of varieties except Dixie Green.
- PP333除了对迪斯绿有抑制作用外,对其它3种高羊茅的愈伤诱导都起促进作用.
- 5. P 333 promoted callus induction of three cultivars other than Dixie Green.
- PP333仅对迪斯绿有抑制作用,而对其它3个品种起一定的促进作用.