burton
伯顿,伯尔顿,布顿,伯顿市
Definitions
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Nautical.
- : any of various small tackles for use on shipboard.
- : Spanish burton.
Examples
When watching a kid struggle to complete a math problem, “it’s very tempting for a parent to want to get in there and rescue the child, which doesn’t always help in the long run,” Burton said.
When Burton and Taylor were in Rome filming “Cleopatra,” Burton had to travel for a week.
Burton founder Jake Burton Carpenter coined the term snowboarding and developed the first snowboard setup as a riff on Poppen’s stand-up, cut novelty item.
Burton found no statistically significant effect from the bans on whether people remained smokers or on violent crime.
However, Burton told me the 4 percent finding among high-prevalence smokers was the only statistically significant finding.
Steiger was nominated, and Richard Burton, and a lot of people in bigger movies.
For the past decade or so, Tim Burton was a bit lost in CG land.
The Daily Beast sat down with Burton to discuss Big Eyes and his beautiful, dark, twisted career.
Whatever the reason, Burton was committed enough to leave tiny Bunker Hill to seek out her beau.
Down a one-lane gravel road sits the house Burton left seven years ago.
Quaint old Burton in his "Anatomy of Melancholy," recognizes the virtues of the plant while he anathematizes its abuse.
Sergeant Burton knelt down and gingerly laid his hand upon the stained linen over the breast of Sir Lucien.
While the others stood grouped about that still figure on the floor, Sergeant Burton entered the little office.
Burton's work on unexplored Syria is full of passages relating to tobacco and the custom of smoking.
Mr. Burton, in his lately published "Narratives," points out another source of information regarding Drury, in the Gent.