arcadia
阿卡迪亚,阿尔卡迪亚,阿卡迪亚,阿卡迪娅
Definitions
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- : a mountainous region of ancient Greece, traditionally known for the contented pastoral innocence of its people.
- : any real or imaginary place offering peace and simplicity.
- : a city in SW California, E of Los Angeles.
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A similar video was captured in Arcadia, California, in September 2019.
Biotechnology company Biogen and financial giant Goldman Sachs, for example, are both working with alternative energy firm Arcadia to help employees switch their homes to wind or solar power.
Arcadia is also seen as a victim of existing weaknesses, such as its positioning in a time of widening income inequality, as well as the pandemic.
Alok Sharma, the business secretary, tweeted Monday evening that the Arcadia collapse was “incredibly sad news” and the government “stands ready to support those affected during this difficult period.”
But, as Arcadia’s businesses were the biggest concession operators in Debenhams’ department stores, JD Sports took Monday’s news as its exit cue.
Ironically, the Nixon era marked a political arcadia, of sorts.
Lina Viktor: Arcadia is on display through July 11 at Gallery 151 in New York City.
On Labor Day weekend of 1999, Platt informed her mother that she was going with Vafeades to see a relative in Arcadia.
The book was Your Police, which Bratton discovered at the age of nine in the Boston Pubic Library on Arcadia Street.
Paradise may be unattainable, but Arcadia posits that sympathetic company is necessary to a meaningful life.
It is the true Arcadia, where you find refined and cultivated natures busying themselves with the simplest toils.
Even in the second century, when Pausanias visited Arcadia, he found what seem to have been human sacrifices to Zeus.
“Et ego in Arcadia vixi” would be no empty boast upon my grave.
Though inclosed by hills, Arcadia was a horse feeding, therefore relatively not a poor country.
From its rich pastures, Arcadia was originally well adapted for Pelasgian inhabitants.