“Persian”造句，怎麼用Persian造句

But what if a Persian individual meets someone from Western culture in the workplace?

He spoke Arabic and Persian, as well as French, German, Spanish and Russian.

WHILE the Arab spring unfolds all round them, the (mostly Persian) citizens of Iran seem condemned to a lonely purgatory.

Last month, he delivered a videotaped address to the Iranian people as they marked the Persian New Year.

Dubai's rapid growth from a sleepy backwater on the Persian Gulf to the Las Vegas of the Arab world was largely financed by borrowing.

She coursed, coiffed and high-heeled, through rooms filled with marble coffee tables, gilt-framed armoires and fields of Persian carpets.

Often hailed as Iran's "blogfather", he published a do-it-yourself guide to blogging in Persian earlier this decade that helped to prompt an explosion of activity.

Macedonian forces were a fraction of the size of a far larger Persian force that had swept down from the north into a far weaker Athens a century-and-half-earlier in 480 BC, and were soundly defeated.

I suffer the ornament of the Kafir, that of the Persian, that of the Slovak farmer's wife, the ornaments of my cobbler, because they all have no other means of expressing their full potential.

genus of tropical Asiatic and African plants: especially Persian violets.

In 480 BC, Athens lay in ruins conquered by the seemingly unstoppable Persian Empire.

John was expert in Persian and Bengali and administered a province in West Bengal.

Inspired by this good omen, the Greek navy daringly engaged and defeated the Persian fleet at the battle of Salamis.

The Johnstones were information addicts, interested in everything-in how Indians made stucco, what lime did to oat crops, how Persian prepositions worked.

Since his arrest, his website, which contained blogs in both Persian and English, have shut down and his website for his return to Iran has been taken over with hair treatment spam.

He was Mithras earthly representative, light of heaven embodied, the teacher of congregation which he lead, wearing a redcap and as well as a red baggy Persian trousers, carrying a staff symbol of his spiritual office. (Charles Daniels, Mithras and his temples on the Wall).

He indicated the location of the Persian Gulf with a pen on the map.

"The dogs don't know it is a Persian rug, but they know it is soft," he said.

Egypt is an oil importer, but ACTS as a vital conduit between the huge oilfields in the Persian Gulf and markets in Europe, via the Suez Canal and through the SUMED pipeline.

In Persian poetry, in our classical ghazal in particular, and because in Persian we do not have gender-specific pronouns, the figure of "the beloved" is as much hetero-erotic as it is homoerotic."

In the melee, several Persian nobles were killed by Alexander himself or his bodyguards, but Alexander was stunned by an axe blow from a Persian nobleman named Spithridates.

This Persian invention can be seen in many locations around the Middle East and surrounding areas, where daytime temperatures are typically very hot.