Translation of "巍巍" to English language:


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他也许躲在某处 颤颤巍巍
He's probably hiding out somewhere, scared and shaky.
当然深海区域和开放水域是问题不大的 但是 人人都喜欢欣赏的珊瑚 却巍巍可及
Of course the deep sea areas and the open ocean areas were fine, but the coral, which everybody likes to look at, was in trouble.
马尔代夫的总统 最近召开了一次有嘲讽意味的 水下内阁会议 主要为了强调这些国家所面临的巍巍可及的境地
The president of the Maldives conducted a mock cabinet meeting underwater recently to highlight the dire straits of these countries.
本报讯(记者崔巍)自15年前出道以来 周杰伦每年必出一张新专辑 但是去年他却罕见地失约了
(Reporter Cui Wei) Since he made his debut 15 years ago, Jay Chou would release a new album every year, but surprisingly, he failed to do so last year.
十九大代表 陆军第七十六集团军某特战旅作训科长魏巍 深入驻训营区 从回顾发展成就到推进国防和军队现代化
Wei Wei, a delegation to the 19th CPC National Congress and the Chief of the Combat Training Department of a war brigade of the No.76 Army Group, walked into the training camp and held his first propaganda among the officers and soldiers, during which he not only reviewed the achievements of development and the advancement of national defense and military modernization,
但基于他们的问题里提到了我是否相信 某种意义上讲就巍峨安全不一样了 因为我真的不确定我是否相信我的感觉
But since they asked me that question with the word believe in it, somehow it was all different, because I wasn't exactly sure if I believed what I so clearly felt.
让崇尚英雄 捍卫英雄 学习英雄 关爱英雄蔚然成风 让英烈精神融入民族血脉 一座座 英雄纪念碑 将巍然屹立于天地之间 人心深处
Let advocating heroes, defending heroes, learning from heroes and caring heroes prevail, and let the spirit of heroes merge into the national blood. The monument of heroes will stand firmly between sky and earth and deep in the hearts of the people.
南方人的担心很有道理 20世纪60年代末的比夫拉内战以来 武装部队就一直为北方所控制 随着20世纪70年代军事统治在非洲的巍然成风 北方军队的军官们也在治国上采取了独裁和掠夺的方式 这种邪恶的控制直到1999年复兴的平民社会把他们赶回到军营之中后才有所缓解 奥巴桑乔的当选标志着平民执政的回归
The north dominated the armed forces following the Biafra civil war in the late 1960 s. As military rule became the norm in Africa in the 1970 s, northern army officers imposed an authoritarian and predatory mode of governance on the country, a vicious grip that was loosened only when a resurgent civil society forced them to return to the barracks in 1999.