george Stephenson雙語(yǔ)例句
1. A pumping-engine was erected there by Robert Hawthorn, now the Duke's engineer at Walbottle; and old Stephenson went to work it as fireman, his son George acting as the engineman or plugman.
羅伯特·霍桑當時(shí)在瓦堡特爾已被公爵提升為工程師，他在紐布恩煤礦搭建了水泵機，老羅伯特·斯蒂芬森擔任司爐，他的兒子喬治當了一名機械師或電源操作工。
2. In the hands of Watt, the instrument maker, who devoted almost a life to the subject, the condensing engine acquired gigantic strength; and GeorgeStephenson, the colliery engineman, was certainly not the least of those who have assisted to bring the high- pressure engine to its present power.
煤礦機械師喬治·斯蒂芬森當然也只是那些曾經(jīng)努力使高壓力發(fā)動(dòng)機獲得目前的力量的人員之一。海納百川，有容乃大；壁立千仞，無(wú)欲則剛！
3. There was an increasing demand for engine power due to industrial development. As early as the 2nd century BC, the ancient Greeks invented an engine that was powered by the reaction from spurting steam; in 1690, the Frenchman Barben invented the first piston steam engine. On the basis of his predecessors'work and with his own hard work and numerous trials and failures, James Watt invented the steam engine with connecting rod, flywheel and centrifugal speed governor in 1782.In 1784, the British government granted a patent to James Watt for producing steam engines, which signified that man had entered the age of the steam engine and also significantly expedited the beginning of the Industrial Revolution in 18th century Europe. By the 1830s, steam engines had been widely used in various sectors such as textile, metallurgy, coal mining and transportation; for example, the American Robert Fulton invented the steamboat and the Englishman GeorgeStephenson invented the steam locomotive.
隨著(zhù)社會(huì )的進(jìn)步，社會(huì )由農業(yè)時(shí)代進(jìn)入工業(yè)時(shí)代后，對全用手工操作已十分不滿(mǎn)足，人們隨著(zhù)工業(yè)發(fā)展對動(dòng)力的需求日益突出，瓦特在前人研究蒸汽的基礎上，甚至早在公元前二世紀，古希臘人創(chuàng )造的一種利用蒸汽噴射的反作用的發(fā)動(dòng)機，以及1690年法國人巴比首先發(fā)明第一臺活塞式蒸氣機等，刻苦鉆研，反復實(shí)驗，經(jīng)歷無(wú)數次挫折和失敗，終于在1782年發(fā)明了具有連桿、飛輪和離心調速器的雙動(dòng)作蒸氣機，使之成為了可以實(shí)用的蒸氣機。1784年英國政府授予瓦特以制造蒸氣機的專(zhuān)利證書(shū)，這標志著(zhù)人類(lèi)進(jìn)入了蒸氣機時(shí)代，有力地促進(jìn)了歐洲18世紀的產(chǎn)業(yè)革命。
4. Travel and transportation were changed when the steamship was invented, and they were changed even more when the locomotive was invented by GeorgeStephenson in1814.
發(fā)明蒸汽船之后，人們的旅行和交通運輸都改變了。而在1814年，喬治·史蒂芬遜發(fā)明蒸汽機車(chē)后，變化更了。
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5. 1848 GeorgeStephenson. English engineer, who constructed the first railway in England, died in Derbyshire.
修建英國第一條鐵路的英國工程師喬治·斯蒂芬森在德比郡逝世。
6. It is before 1848 because it was referred to by GeorgeStephenson in that year.
這是1848年之前，因為它是所提到喬治斯蒂芬森在這一年。
7. In1825, a British engineer named GeorgeStephenson (1) designed the first steam-powered locomotive.
1825年，英國工程師喬治·斯蒂芬森設計出了第一輛蒸汽機車(chē)頭。
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8. During this severe period, GeorgeStephenson continued to live with his parents at Jolly's Close.
在這段艱苦時(shí)期，喬治·斯蒂芬森一直與父母居住在喬利克勒絲。
9. George Stephenson was an English engineer who built the first railway line in the world to use steam locomotives.
喬治·斯蒂芬森是位英國工程師，他建造了世界上第一條、供蒸汽機車(chē)使用的鐵路。
10. George Stephenson could not go to school.
喬治。史提芬孫不能上學(xué)。
11. To his poor parents GeorgeStephenson owed a sound constitution and vigorous health.
喬治·斯蒂芬森充滿(mǎn)活力的健康體魄要歸功于他的貧窮父母。
12. George Stephenson and engineer at a colliery suggested a locomotive instead.
史帝文森和工程師建議以一個(gè)火車(chē)頭來(lái)取代。
13. As every child in a poor man's house is a burden until his little hands can be turned to profitable account and made to earn money towards supplying the indispensable wants of the family, GeorgeStephenson was put to work as soon as an opportunity of employment presented itself.
貧窮人家的孩子總是累贅，只有當孩子的小手可以為家里帶來(lái)一些收益，特別是能掙些錢(qián)購買(mǎi)一些家里必需的生活用品時(shí)，情況才略有好轉。