Examples of using Punctuated in English and their translations into Chinese
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Les Lions de Beauclerc welcomes you for a moment of tranquility, punctuated by activities in harmony with nature.
Here is classic noir: hard-boiled descriptions to rival Hemingway, verbal exchanges punctuated with pistol shots and fisticuffs.
When that is not the case, each conversation is then punctuated in the beginning and in the end, of firm handshakes.
The history of Heritage of India is punctuated by constant integration of migrating people with the diverse cultures that surround India.
Again, a series of injuries punctuated his time on the pitch, meaning he only appeared 19 times for the Blaugrana.
Martin's comments punctuated the importance of automation professionals, and the panel discussed the need to interest new people to join the profession.
Franco's murder has punctuated a dismal chapter in the contemporary history of this spectacular but troubled beach city.
Stagnation of investment punctuated by bubbles of financial expansion, which then inevitably burst, now characterizes the so-called free market.
During long interrogations, punctuated by threats, the journalists were accused of producing“illegal reports”.
But that era was punctuated by the North's first nuclear test, conducted in 2006, and much has changed on the Korean Peninsula since.
Loworks has a visual style that includes acres of Zen calm, punctuated by random patches of visual havoc.
Clarke's soundbites remind be of my childhood days in South Africa, which were punctuated by midnight police raids.
Fortunately, low-mass stars like TRAPPIST-1 have temperatures and brightnesses that remain relatively constant over trillions of years, punctuated by occasional magnetic flaring events.
But it was an estimated crowd of around 200,000 that made the most noise, punctuated by flyovers from military aircraft.
Mr Mugabe regularly accused opposition groups of trying to undermine his government by encouraging the public sector strikes that punctuated his time in office.
I had a most unusual serenade that evening- the wind whistling through the mountains, punctuated by dynamite blasts from the mines.”.
Mugabe regularly accused opposition groups of trying to undermine his government by encouraging the public sector strikes that punctuated his 37 years in power.
From then on, calm reigned in the town and its surroundings, a calm punctuated by several organized efforts by the military and civilian authorities, to explain and placate.
Adding to the misery, a currency crisis, which saw hyperinflation rise to 775 percent in 1985, punctuated the sense of urgency to fix the economy.
His ability to produce wines and to sell them for profit, punctuated the start of the commercial wine production in Australia.