sto lat造句

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1. As the saying in the Polish language goes : " Sto Lat ".
2. "Sto lat ! " he shouted in a traditional Polish toast to long life.
3. "Sto lat ! " he shouted again and again in a traditional Polish toast to long life.
4. Others broke into the traditional song, " Sto lat, " which means " may he live 100 years ."
5. The crowd broke into the traditional song " Sto Lat, " which means " May he live 100 years ."
6. It's difficult to find sto lat in a sentence. 用sto lat造句挺难的
7. Sto Lat still had a queen by the time of " Going Postal ", though she isn't mentioned by name.
8. The Poles shouted repeatedly, " Sto Lat, " a Polish toast which means " May you live 100 years ."
9. He ended his remarks with a hearty " Sto Lat ! "-- a Polish congratulatory expression that means " May you live 100 years ."
10. They cheered as Clinton ended his address with shouts of " Sto lat ! " the traditional Polish toast that means " May you live 100 years ."
11. In Sto Lat, they sound like the Jimi Hendrix Experience or Bad Company, but are dressed in clothes similar to the Beatles on the cover of the " Sgt.
12. At the Okecie airport, Geremek was greeted with a glass of champagne and a traditional festive song " May He Live a Hundred Years " ( Sto Lat, in Polish ).
13. Poles have made their feelings about their beloved native son clear, replying to his greeting with traditional Polish song " Sto Lat, " or " May he live 100 years ."
14. Chanting " sto lat, " the Polish phrase for, " May you live a hundred years, " the president said NATO membership promised, " security for a hundred years.
15. The crowd _ the most enthusiastic of his visit so far _ also burst into " Sto lat, " the traditional Polish song meaning : " May you live a hundred years ."
16. They responded with cheers, chants of " come to us, " and the traditional " Sto lat, " a song that means " May he live 100 years ."
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