双语例句

1. They were known as UM, that is "unaccompanied children."

他们被称为UM，也就是“无人陪伴儿童”。

2. Fine linen and cotton fabrics were known as well as wool.

精细的亚麻织品和棉织品像羊毛一样闻名遐迩.

3. They accordingly went overseas to the Varangian Rus: these particular Varangians were known as Rus, just as some are called Swedes, and others Normans.

于是他们飘洋过海到瓦兰金罗斯，这群特别的瓦兰金人就被当成罗斯人，就像北欧一些人之后被称为瑞典人，有些叫做诺曼人（北方人）。

4. There was a growing sense of injustice and from the mid-19th century onwards groups of women joined together to campaign for the vote. They were known as suffragists.

自19世纪中起,不公情绪滋长,进而有妇女联结成为组织,争取投票权.称之为妇女参政者.

5. These pirates were known as the Barbary Pirates and they were very cruel and took a lot of goods from any ship that passed their way.

这些海盗被称为是巴巴里海盗（北非海盗）。他们非常残忍，对于任何过路的船只都要掠夺大量财产。

6. They were known as seers, and they were held in fear by women and the elderly.

他们以擅长占卜而著称，令妇女和老人敬畏。

7. Around the office, they were known as the OGs.

在办公室里，他们被称为OGs。

8. By the way, you said they were known as a delicacy, right?

顺便问一句，你刚才说它因为其鲜嫩而闻名对吧？

9. These regions were known as the borderlands.

这些区域处于偏远之地。

10. Skilled medical personnel before that were known as leeches in Old English.

在那之前，人们把有娴熟医学技能的人都称为leeches，一个地道的古英语单词。