apache 的定义
plural a·paches [uh-pah-shiz, uh-pash-iz; French a-pash]. /əˈpɑ ʃɪz, əˈpæʃ ɪz; French aˈpaʃ/.
- a Parisian gangster, rowdy, or ruffian.
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- In a lawsuit, John Welch, an expert in Apache anthropology, said there is no evidence that the United States “compensated the Apache treaty rights holders” for Oak Flat, even though a map from the 1800s shows it as land that belonged to the Apaches.
- The girl had collected plants from Oak Flat that have the “spirit of Chic’chil Bildagoteel,” the name of the sacred spot in the Apache language.
- Known as "the land of the standing-up rocks" by the Apache, Chiricahua National Monument was used as a hiding place by Cochise and Geronimo during the Apache Wars in the 1800s.
- If you don’t know what technology is on your servers, chances are they are using either Apache or Nginx.
- Alternatively, if you want you can also download this fake Apache log file.
- The whole operation used a series of brevity codes from the Indian Wars, and Jimbo was a quarter Apache.
- The Army, however, has deployed some AH-64 Apache gunships into Iraq to strike at ISIS from close in.
- Later, American settlers came to feel just the same way about this fierce Apache.
- Born in 1829 near the Gila River in what is now Arizona, the legendary Indian warrior Geronimo was a Chiracahua Apache.
- He was no Cochise or Mangas Coloradas—the two great Apache war chiefs he fought under.
- When the Apache tornado burst out of the cañon upon the train, Thurstane's first thought was, "Clara!"
- A practical-minded man, he preferred to owe the safety of his carcass to his rival rather than have it impaled on Apache lances.
- Little Sweeny, finding that his mule was being crowded by an Apache's horse, uttered some indignant yelps.
- Sweeny instantly fired, and brought down another Apache, quite accidentally.
- At that short distance Sweeny would hardly have missed; and the nearest Apache, leaning forward with outspread arms, fell dead.