clementine

['klɛmən'tin]

1. a variety of mandarin orange that is grown around the Mediterranean and in South Africa

You ere lost and gone forever, dreadful sorry, Clementine.: 你永远地走了, 不再回来, 我真懊悔,克莱门泰.

For each of these two tunes, Clementine and Tyrol , make two different kinds of percussion accompaniments.: 对于这两首曲调, 克莱门和提洛尔, 做出两个不同种类的打击伴奏.

The Clementine Homilies, an early Christian document, also taught many incarnations of Jesus.: 一份早期基督教文件《克莱门汀布道》也提到耶稣多次再生.

Now we are in the Pio - Clementine Museum, founded by Pope Clement XIV in 1770.: 现在我们在由教皇克莱门特十四在1770年建立的皮奥,克莱门汀博物馆.

Clementine : Come back and make up a good - bye, at least. Let's pretend we had one.: 克莱门蒂娜: 至少再回来说一声再见, 假装我们曾经拥有过.

Now we are in the Pio - Clementine Museum, founded by the Pope Clement XIV in 1770.: 我们现在进入的是由教皇克雷芒十四世于1770年建立的庇护 - 克莱门蒂诺博物馆.

clementine 小柑橘

来自Clement,仁慈的，用作神父称号。因最早由19 世纪法国传教士Clement Rodier 在非洲果园杂交而成而得名。

1. You ere lost and gone forever, dreadful sorry, Clementine.: 你永远地走了, 不再回来, 我真懊悔,克莱门泰.

2. Clementine: This is it Joel. It's going to be gone soon.: 克莱门泰: 这就是乔尔就是不久将都会消失.

clementine (n.): "cross between tangerine and sour orange," 1926, from French clémentine (1902). Originally an accidental hybrid said to have been discovered by (and named for) Father Clement Rodier in the garden of his orphanage in Misserghin, near Oran, Algeria. Introduced into U.S. and grown at Citrus Research Center in Riverside, Calif., as early as 1909.
Clementine (adj.): 1705, in reference to various popes who took the name Clement (see clement (adj.)), especially of the edition of the Vulgate issued due to Pope Clement V (1309-14).
Clementine: fem. proper name, from fem. of Clement (see clement (adj.)).

复数: clementines;