英语释义

1. city of east central Russia in Asia on the Lena River population 269,500

片语

North-Eastern Federal University in Yakutsk东北联邦大学

Yakutsk International雅库茨克机场

YAKUTSK AIRPORT雅库茨克机场

YAKUTSK ROAD雅库茨克公路

Dinamo Yakutsk雅库茨克迪纳莫

YAKUTSK CA雅库茨克

YKS YAKUTSK AIRPORT雅库茨克机场

英汉例句

• At risk too from a stark weakening of the 「bearing capacity」 of the ground are Russia「s diamond capital Yakutsk and nickel mining city Norilsk.

  俄罗斯鉆石之都雅库茨克和镍矿开采城诺里尔斯克的土地承受能力显着下降，也面临危险。

• The region was first conquered by the Russians in the 1630s, and Yakutsk was set up as a small administrative centre.

  俄国人于1630年征服了这个地区，并在雅库茨克建立了小小的行政中心。

• The last 600 miles of the Russian Federal Highway from Moscow city to the Siberian city of Yakutsk is called the 「Lena Highway」.

  从莫斯科市到Yakutsk(雅库兹克)的西伯利亚的，被称为Lena公路的俄罗斯联邦公路长600英里。

• Even today, telling my Moscow friends that I was heading to Yakutsk brought stares of incredulity, as though I」d told them I was going to the Moon.

  甚至在今天，当我告诉莫斯科的朋友我将去雅库茨克，他们会朝我目瞪口呆，好像我告诉他们要去月球。

• Yakutsk deep frozen: Yakutsk underground laboratory permafrost Research Institute of Yakutsk city is a city in the Far East of Russia「s oldest.

  雅库茨克深度冷冻：雅库茨克永久冻土研究所的地下实验室雅库茨克市是俄罗斯远东地区一个最古老的城市。

• Yakutsk city has two districts, respectively, in October and the Yarra slavsk District, population 220000, residents in the Yakut people.

  雅库茨克市内有两个区，分别为十月区和亚拉斯拉夫斯克区，人口22万，居民多以雅库特人为主。

• So, before venturing outdoors in Yakutsk for the first time, I have decided to don a suitcase」s worth of clothes to protect me against the cold.

  所以，在雅库茨克初次出门探险之前，我决定穿上整箱的衣服以御寒。

• If the Soviet Union had worked according to the market (rather than grand ideologies, they say) cities such as Yakutsk would never have appeared.

  如果苏联能够根据市场而不是宏大的意识形态来运作，像雅库茨克这样的城市永远没有建立的可能。

• So I decided to come to Yakutsk for myself to find out how people manage to survive, and go about something resembling daily life, in the world's coldest place.

  所以我决定亲自前往雅库茨克，去探明在这个世界上最寒冷的地方人们是怎样设法生存下来，以及他们日常生活的种种。

• Until the Russian Revolution of 1917, Yakutsk remained an insignificant provincial outpost.

  直到1917年俄国革命，雅库茨克一直是一个不重要的外省前哨地。

• The average temperature in Yakutsk for January was 40.9 degrees below zero, but in July the average temperature is 18. 7 degrees, because Yakutsk city is built on permafrost, so called 「ice」.

  雅库茨克一月份的平均气温为零下40.9度，而七月份的平均气温为18.7度，由于雅库茨克市建于永久冻土层上，因此有「冰城」之称。

• For this reason, every single building in Yakutsk is built on underground stilts, varying in depth depending on the size of the building.

  就是这个原因，雅库茨克的每一幢房屋都建造在地下的桩基上，桩基的深度会根据建筑物的大小而变化。

• In this paper, by the statistical analysis of the path, source and moving velocity-of the cold air, blocking high on the north of Baikal and Yakutsk was shown to be the main system of influence.

  本文从统计低温多雨的冷空气路径、源地和移速入手，找出主要影响系统为贝加尔湖北部及雅库茨克的阻塞高压。

• In time, Yakutsk was transformed into a real city with hotels, cinemas, an opera house, universities, a pizza delivery service, and even a zoo.

  随着时间推移，雅库茨克已经变成了一个真正的城市，有酒店、电影院、歌剧院、大学和披萨外送的服务，甚至还有了一个动物园。

• Yakutsk is the largest city in the world built on permafrost - soil that remains permanently frozen year round.

  雅库茨克是世界上建设在永久冻土上最大的城市——土壤在全年都保持冰冻。

• In Yakutsk itself, most of the cars are second-hand Japanese imports; apparently, they handle the cold better than Ladas and other traditional Russian vehicles.

  在雅库茨克本地，大多数汽车是从日本进口的二手车。很明显，这些日本汽车比拉达和其它传统的俄国汽车更耐寒。