wallons造句

例句与造句

1. Biblioth鑡ue de la Soci閠?d'histoire du droit des pays flamands, picards et wallons 7.
2. The French word " Wallons " in English is also used in the " Encyclop鎑ia Britannica ".
3. Garrisoned by 3, 000 Spaniards, Italians, Wallons and Burgundians, Breda was one of the main fortresses of the Spanish Netherlands and a symbol of the Spanish power in Europe.
4. The breed associations are the Soci閠?Royale Le Cheval de Trait Belge / Koninklijke Maatschappij het Belgisch Trekpaard and the Eleveurs Wallons du Cheval de Trait Belge / Vlaamse Fokkers van het Belgisch Trekpaard.
5. Cromwell's English, under the command of Major General Thomas Morgan and William Lockhart, were lined up against the Spanish troops while the centre was the French infantry consisting of the Guards, the Swiss and the regiments of Picardy and Turenne facing the Wallons and Germans.
6. It's difficult to find wallons in a sentence. 用wallons造句挺难的
7. Par ailleurs, en pratique, les 75 parlementaires wallons exercent, avec 19 parlementaires bruxellois francophones, les comp閠ences de la Communaut?fran鏰ise, et plusieurs ministres wallons ( Marie, Arena, Dominique Simonet . . . ) si鑗ent " en m阭e temps " au Gouvernement wallon et au Gouvernement de la Communaut?Wallonie-Bruxelles.
8. Par ailleurs, en pratique, les 75 parlementaires wallons exercent, avec 19 parlementaires bruxellois francophones, les comp閠ences de la Communaut?fran鏰ise, et plusieurs ministres wallons ( Marie, Arena, Dominique Simonet . . . ) si鑗ent " en m阭e temps " au Gouvernement wallon et au Gouvernement de la Communaut?Wallonie-Bruxelles.
9. The only ethnic groups of any substantial size in the 17th century which looked significantly different from the Swedish population would be Sami ( who are less blond than Swedes ), Wallons ( a large number of which immigrated to Sweden in the 16th century ) and Gypsies ( the first mention of them in Sweden was in the 15th century ).
10. :: : All members of his family have good all French names . . . . His father had been French; Wallons are ethnical French people; they never fit into the flemish culture . . . . Today, the vast majority of Wallons would like to be French . . . . He obviously received his whole education in French!
11. :: : All members of his family have good all French names . . . . His father had been French; Wallons are ethnical French people; they never fit into the flemish culture . . . . Today, the vast majority of Wallons would like to be French . . . . He obviously received his whole education in French!
12. Pour arriver ?ce r閟ultat, il est n閏essaire que toutes les fonctions civiles et militaires soient confi閑s ?des Wallons et ?des Luxembourgeois; de cette mani鑢e, les Flamands, priv閟 temporairement des avantages attach閟 ?ces emplois, seront contraints d'apprendre le fran鏰is, et l'on d閠ruira ainsi peu ?peu l'閘閙ent germanique en Belgique ."
13. The words " Walloon " and " Wallons " can be seen in the book of Charles White, " The Belgic Revolution " ( 1835 ) : " The restless Wallons, with that adventurous daring which is their historical characteristic, abandoned their occupations, and eagerly seizing the pike and the musket marched towards the centre of the commotion . ".
14. The words " Walloon " and " Wallons " can be seen in the book of Charles White, " The Belgic Revolution " ( 1835 ) : " The restless Wallons, with that adventurous daring which is their historical characteristic, abandoned their occupations, and eagerly seizing the pike and the musket marched towards the centre of the commotion . ".
15. Translation : " We are called " Walloons " by the Belgians because when the ancient people of Gallia were travelling the length and breadth of the earth, it happened that they asked each other :'O?allons-nous ?'[ Where are we going ? : the pronunciation of these French words is the same as the French word " Wallons " ( plus'us') ], i . e .'To which goal are we walking ? .'It is probable they took from it the name " Ouallons " ( " Wallons " ), which the Latin speaking are not able to pronounce without changing the word by the use of the letter G . " One of the best translations of his ( humorous ) sayings used daily in Wallonia is " These are strange times we are living in ."
16. Translation : " We are called " Walloons " by the Belgians because when the ancient people of Gallia were travelling the length and breadth of the earth, it happened that they asked each other :'O?allons-nous ?'[ Where are we going ? : the pronunciation of these French words is the same as the French word " Wallons " ( plus'us') ], i . e .'To which goal are we walking ? .'It is probable they took from it the name " Ouallons " ( " Wallons " ), which the Latin speaking are not able to pronounce without changing the word by the use of the letter G . " One of the best translations of his ( humorous ) sayings used daily in Wallonia is " These are strange times we are living in ."