A. 義大利英語介紹
問題一:關於義大利的英文介紹 Of all European countries, Italy is perhaps the hardest to classify. It is a modern, developed nation. It is fashion in style, it leading the way with each season's fashions. But it is also, to an equal degree, a Mediterranean country, with all that that implies.Rome is Italy's capital.Pizza and *** gna is the world famous food .
幫你改了一點,初一什麼水平不太清楚,要講四分鍾有點難
你自己看下面的再改余搭一點吧
Above all Italy provokes reaction. Its people are volatile, rarely indifferent to anything, and on one and the same day you might encounter the kind of disdain dished out to tourist masses worldwide, and an hour later be treated to embarrassingly generous hospitality. If there is a single national characteristic, it's to embrace life to the full: in the hundreds of local festivals taking place across the country on any given day, to celebrate a saint or the local harvest; in the importance placed on good food; in the obsession with clothes and image; and above all in the daily domestic ritual of the collective evening stroll or passeggiata - a sociable affair celebrated by young and old alike in every town and village across the country.
Italy only became a unified state in 1861 and, as a result, Italians often feel more loyalty to their region than the nation as a whole - something manifest in different cuisines, dialects, landscape and often varying standards of living. There is also, of course, the country's enormous cultural legacy: Tuscany alone has more classified historical monuments......>>
問題二:意大敏或利橋毀伍英文簡介 Of all European countries, Italy is perhaps the hardest to classify. It is a modern, developed nation. It is fashion in style, it leading the way with each season's fashions. But it is also, to an equal degree, a Mediterranean country, with all that that implies.Rome is Italy's capital.Pizza and *** gna is the world famous food . 幫你改了一點,初一什麼水平不太清楚,要講四分鍾有點難 你自己看下面的再改一點吧 Above all Italy provokes reaction. Its people are volatile, rarely indifferent to anything, and on one and the same day you might encounter the kind of disdain dished out to tourist masses worldwide, and an hour later be treated to embarrassingly generous hospitality. If there is a single national characteristic, it's to embrace life to the full: in the hundreds of local festivals taking place across the country on any given day, to celebrate a saint or the local harvest; in the importance placed on good food; in the obsession with clothes and image; and above all in the daily domestic ritual of the collective evening stroll or passeggiata - a sociable affair celebrated by young and old alike in every town and village across the country. Italy only became a unified state in 1861 and, as a result, Italians often feel more loyalty to their region than the nation as a whole - something manifest in different cuisines, dialects, landscape and often varying standards of living. There is also, of course, the country's enormous cultural legacy: Tuscany alone has more classified historical monume......>>
問題三:用英語介紹義大利 The Italian Republic (Italian: Repubblica Italiana; IPA: [??e ??pubblika ita 'lja??na]) or Italy (Italia; (IPA: [i'ta??lja]) is a southern European country that prises the Po River valley, the Italian Peninsula and the two largest islands in the Mediterranean Sea, Sicily and Sardinia. It is also called by Italians lo Stivale (the Boot, e to its boot-like shape), or la Penisola[1] (the Peninsula as an antonomasia).
Italy shares its northern alpine boundary with France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia. The independent countries of San Marino and the Vatican City are enclaves within Italian territory, while Campione d'Italia is an Italian enclave in Switzerland.
Italy was home to many well-known and influential European cultures, including the Etruscans, Greeks, and the Romans. Its capital Rome has been a historically important world city, especially as the core of ancient Rome and the Roman Catholic Church. For more than 3,000 years Italy experienced migrations and invasions from Germanic, Celtic, Frankish, Lombard, Byzantine Greek, Saracen, Norman, and Angevin peoples ring the Middle Ages, followed by the Italian Renaissance period, in which the Italian Wars took place and various city-states were noted for their cultural achievements. Italy divided into many independent states and often experienced foreign domination before Italian unification took place, creating Italy as an independent nation-state for the first time in its h......>>
問題四:用英語介紹義大利的風俗習慣 First off, the most important aspect of life in Milan for me was that Italians believe in 'la bella figura' (generally means to be well-presented) and they spend a lot of time and effort to achieve this even if it is only to go to the local market. Milan is a wealthy business city and presentation is paramount. A lot of money is spent on clothing, accessories (even the men wear handbags...) and grooming.
Food and figure go hand in hand: they choose their food with great care (somehow for me, it always seemed to be with less enjoyment than the French though) and most people are quite slim. For example the coffee bars have little round tables and no stools, this to me was always a weird way to relax.
Coffee is very important to the culture: the quality of the beans is much discussed and the preparation of an espresso is almost as revered as the tea ceremony in Japan.
Politeness is important i.e. saluting people (saying good morning, etc.), holding doors for them, etc.
When I was there, there were constant confrontations between opposing political groups and you'd have to run for your life as soon as you saw a banner of any kind. Strikes were a mon occurrence: the Italian government changes more often than some people change their socks (not in Milan of course).
問題五:義大利的英語簡介 Land
義大利是一個南歐國家,國土大部在歐洲伸入地中海的亞平寧半島上,西北―東南走同,形狀狹長,西部的是撒丁王國的舊地撒丁島,南部的西西里島是意國另一個大的島嶼,把這個島和義大利本土一塊看,恰象一個腳在踢球.Italy is a southern European countries, most in Europe from outside the Mediterranean Apennines land on the peninsula. Northwest-Southeast take the same shape strip west of the Kingdom of Sardinia to the old Sardinian. Another is the view of the southern island of Sicily, the largest island, a piece of the island and the Italian territory, Health feet as a footballer.
意國最北部是橫亘著的阿爾卑斯山脈的一部分,它把義大利和法國、瑞士、前南斯拉夫分隔開來,法、意邊境上有歐洲的最高峰――勃朗峰。Italy is the most northern part of the Alps, which spans a part of its Italian and French, Swiss, The separation of the former Yugoslavia, France, Italy -- the peak of Mont Blanc, Europe border.
接著下來的是波河平原,這個平原介於北部的阿爾卑斯山脈和亞平寧山脈之間。Next is the eutrophication Plain, the plain between the Alps and the northern Appenine Hills between. 發源於阿爾卑斯山脈的冰雪溶水的波河自西北向東南流入地中海,把兩岸的泥沙沖積成了現在窄三角狀、西北高東南低的波河平原。Originated in the Alps, the snow dissolved water fluctuated from northwest to southeast into the Mediterranean. Now the two sides have bee narrow triangular shaped alluvial silt, the lower fluctuated southeast of the northwest high plains.
義大利的河流不多,最大的水系是波河水系。Italy not in the river, the largest river systems are fluctuated stream. 最長的河是波河,長652公里。Eutrophication is the longest river, 652 km long. 其他較大的河流,北部有阿迪傑河和皮牙偉河,中部有阿爾諾河(流經佛羅倫薩)和台伯河(流經羅馬)。Other major rivers in the north ADIGE Weihe teeth and skin. central Arno (channeling Florence) and the Tiber (flows thr......>>
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B. 義大利在哪個洲 用英語翻譯
Which continent is Italy located in?
Which continent does Italy lie in?
Which continent does Italy belong to?
C. 義大利的首都在哪,要英語的,
義大利的首都在Rome。
羅馬(Rome),是義大利的首都和最大的城市,也是全國政治、經濟、文化和交通中心,已有2500餘年歷史,是世界著名的歷史文化名城,古羅馬帝國的發祥地,因建城歷史悠久而被昵稱為「永恆之城」。
城市位於義大利半島中西部,台伯河下游平原地的七座小山丘上,市中心面積有1200多平方公里。是義大利佔地面積最廣、人口最多的城市,也是世界最著名的游覽地之一。
羅馬是全世界天主教會的中心,有700多座教堂與修道院,7所天主教大學,市內的梵蒂岡是天主教教皇和教廷的駐地。羅馬與佛羅倫薩同為義大利文藝復興中心,現今仍保存有相當豐富的文藝復興與巴洛克風貌。1980年,羅馬的歷史城區被列為世界文化遺產。
(3)義大利在哪裡英文回答擴展閱讀:
羅馬歷史
1、約公元前二千年初,羅馬人從東北移居於此。公元前八至前四世紀築城堡,逐步形成早期羅馬城。
2、公元756-1870年為教皇國的首都,1870年義大利王國統一後成為義大利首都(教皇國退至梵蒂岡)。
3、第二次世界大戰結束後,1946年的公民投票決定廢除君主制,成立了如今的義大利共和國。羅馬在義大利戰後重建和現代化的過程中,扮演著「義大利經濟奇跡」背後的驅動力的角色,1950年代至1960年代初成為「時尚之都」。
D. 美國,法國,英國,義大利,德國,日本,加拿大,澳大利亞,俄羅斯,巴西的首都(還要英文)
1、美國(United States)首都:華盛頓(Washington D. C.)。
華盛頓哥倫比亞特區(Washington D.C.),簡稱華盛頓,又稱華都、華府,美利堅合眾國的首都,得名於美國首任總統喬治·華盛頓,靠近弗吉尼亞州和馬里蘭州,位於美國的東北部、中大西洋地區,是1790年作為首都而設置、由美國國會直接管轄的特別行政區劃,因此不屬於美國的任何一州。
2、法國(France)首都:巴黎(Paris)。
巴黎(Paris),是法蘭西共和國的首都和最大城市,也是法國的政治、經濟、文化和商業中心,世界五個國際大都市之一(其餘四個分別為紐約、倫敦、東京、香港),並被GaWC評為Alpha+級世界一線城市。
3、英國(United Kingdom)首都:倫敦(London)。
倫敦(London),是大不列顛及北愛爾蘭聯合王國首都,世界第一大金融中心,與紐約和香港並稱為「紐倫港」。倫敦是英國的政治、經濟、文化、金融中心,是全世界博物館和圖書館數量最多的城市。有19家世界500強總部和7座世界排名前100的大學位於倫敦。
4、義大利(Italia)首都:羅馬(Rome)。
羅馬(Rome),是義大利的首都和最大的城市,也是全國政治、經濟、文化和交通中心,已有2500餘年歷史,是世界著名的歷史文化名城,古羅馬帝國的發祥地,因建城歷史悠久而被昵稱為「永恆之城」。城市位於義大利半島中西部,台伯河下游平原地的七座小山丘上,市中心面積有1200多平方公里。是義大利佔地面積最廣、人口最多的城市,也是世界最著名的游覽地之一。
5、德國(Germany)首都:柏林(Berlin)。
柏林(Berlin),位於德國東北部,是德國的首都和最大的城市,也是德國的政治、文化、交通及經濟中心,有人口約350萬(2016年)。柏林四面被勃蘭登堡州環繞,施普雷河和哈弗爾河流經該市,柏林是德國十六個聯邦州之一,和漢堡、不來梅同為德國僅有的三個的城市州。
6、日本國(Japan)首都:東京(Tokyo)
東京(とうきょう、Tōkyō),日本首都[1],位於日本關東平原中部,是面向東京灣的國際大都市,日本三大都市圈之一東京都市圈的中心城市。[2-4]「東京」狹義上指東京都、舊東京府或東京都區部(舊東京市),亦可泛指東京都市圈[4]。東京是江戶幕府的所在地,江戶在慶應4年7月(1868年9月)改名為東京。
7、加拿大(Canada)首都:渥太華(Ottawa)
渥太華是加拿大的首都,也是加拿大第四大城市,4715平方公里,位於安大略省東南部,渥太華河南岸,多倫多以東400公里,蒙特利爾以西190公里。渥太華在1826年9月26日以「拜頓」之名建立,為愛爾蘭和法國的基督教鄉鎮,1850年1月1日合並為一個城鎮,並於1855年1月1日以「渥太華」之名合並取代。
8、澳大利亞(Australia)首都:堪培拉(Canberra)。
堪培拉(Canberra),是澳大利亞聯邦的首都,位於澳大利亞東南部山脈區的開闊谷地上。東經149°07′,南緯35°17′,面積2395平方公里,海拔760米。莫朗格洛河橫市區,西流入馬蘭比吉河。原為牧羊地,1913年按規劃始建,1927年聯邦政府從墨爾本遷此。全國政治中心。
9、俄羅斯(Russia)首都:莫斯科(Moscow)
莫斯科(Moscow),是俄羅斯聯邦首都、莫斯科州首府。莫斯科是俄羅斯的政治、經濟、文化、金融、交通中心以及最大的綜合性城市,是一座國際化大都市。莫斯科地處俄羅斯歐洲部分中部、東歐平原中部,跨莫斯科河及支流亞烏扎河兩岸。
10、巴西(Brasil)首都:巴西利亞(Brasília)。
巴西利亞(英語:Brasilia,葡萄牙語:Brasília),巴西聯邦共和國首都,是巴西第四大城市。位於中部戈亞斯州境內,馬拉尼翁河和維爾德河匯合而成的三角地帶上。1960年4月21日,巴西為了加快內陸的開發,因此將當時首都由里約熱內盧遷至巴西利亞。巴西利亞被列為聯合國教科文組織的世界遺產。
E. 義大利在哪個洲 用英語翻譯
義大利在哪個洲
What continent is Italy?
F. 義大利英文
「義大利」的英文全稱為氏啟「Italy」,其縮寫為Ita。
例句:
1、Italy joined the war on the Allied side in 1915.
翻譯:1915年,義大利加入協約國參戰。
2、.
翻譯:他從義大利回來的時候,是他弟弟譽派去接他的。
自然環境
義大利地處歐洲南部地中海北岸,在北緯36°28′~47°6′,東經6°38′~18°31′之間。其領土包括阿爾卑斯山南麓和波河平原地區,亞平寧半島及西西里島、撒丁島和其他的許多島嶼。亞平寧慶核賀半島占其全部領土面積的80%。
義大利陸界北部以阿爾卑斯山為屏障與法國、瑞士、奧地利和斯洛維尼亞接壤,80%國界線為海界。東、西、南三面臨地中海的屬海亞德里亞海、愛奧尼亞海和第勒尼安海,並且與突尼西亞、馬爾他和阿爾及利亞隔海相望。海岸線長約7200多公里。
G. lta是哪個國家的縮寫
題主,你好。你說的應該是歐洲國家"義大利"。
「義大利」的英文全稱為"Italy",其縮寫即為LTA。
義大利是一個歐洲國家,主要由南歐的亞平寧半島及兩個位於地中海中的島嶼西西里島與薩丁島所組成。國土面積為301333平方公里,人口6024萬。
北方的阿爾卑握世斯山地區與法國、瑞士、奧地利以及斯洛維尼亞接壤,其領明皮蔽土還包圍著兩個微型國家——聖馬利諾與梵蒂岡。
以上內容參考於:網路-義大利
H. 義大利 地理位置英文介紹
Encyclopedia of the Nations :: Europe
ITALY
Italian Republic
Repubblica Italiana
COUNTRY OVERVIEW
LOCATION AND SIZE.
Located in southern Europe, Italy is a peninsula extending into the Central Mediterranean Sea. It is shaped like a high-heeled boot kicking a "triangle"—the island of Sicily. Italy borders France to the west, Switzerland and Austria to the north, and Slovenia to the east. The country also shares a border with 2 tiny independent states, San Marino and the Vatican, both of which are entirely surrounded by Italian territory. Italy has an area of 301,230 square kilometers (116,304 square miles) and a coastline of 7,600 kilometers (4,722 miles), including the islands of Sicily and Sardinia. Comparatively, Italy is slightly larger than the state of Arizona. Rome, the capital city, is on the country's western coast at the heart of the peninsula. Other major cities include Milan, Naples, Genoa, Florence, Venice, Palermo, Bologna, and Bari.
I. 義大利位於歐洲南部英文
義大利位於歐洲南部英文是:Italy is located in the south of Europe 。
義大利與阿爾卑斯山脈相連,與法國、瑞士、奧地利等國相接壤,三面臨海,地形多樣,有山脈、平原、海洋,部分城市是火山和地震多發地帶。
義大利共分為20個行政區,羅馬是義大利的首都,這也慧山弊是歐洲文明的古城,是歷史上絲綢之路的終點站,這里共生活著300萬左右的人口。
3、米蘭大教堂米蘭大教堂,又稱聖母誕生教堂,位於義大利米蘭市中心。多莫大教堂始建於1386年,拱頂於1500年竣工,中央塔樓上的聖母瑪利亞鍍金雕像(據說這只手被盜)於1774年落成,最終於1897年竣工,歷時五個世紀。
J. 義大利英文地理位置
Italy is located in Southern Europe and comprises the long, boot-shaped Italian Peninsula, the land between the peninsula and the Alps, and a number of islands including Sicily and Sardinia. Its total area is 301 230 km², of which 294 020 km² is land and 7 210 km² is water. Including islands, Italy has a coastline of 7 600 km on the Adriatic, Ionian, Tyrrhenian (740 km), France (488 km), Austria (430 km), Slovenia (232 km)and Switzerland. San Marino (39 km) and the Vatican City (3.2 km), both entirely surrounded by Italy, account for the remainder. The Apennine Mountains form the peninsula's backbone; the Alps form its northern boundary. The largest of its northern lakes is Garda (143 sq mi; 370 km²); in the centre is Campotosto Lake. The Po, Italy's principal river, flows from the Alps on the western border and crosses the great Padan plain to the Adriatic Sea. Several islands form part of Italy; the largest are Sicily (9,926 sq mi; 25,708 km²) and Sardinia (9,301 sq mi; 24,090 km²). There are several active volcanoes in Italy: Etna, the largest active volcano in Europe; Vulcano; Stromboli; and Vesuvius, the only active volcano on the mainland of Europe.