garvey / ˈgɑr vi /

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garvey 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural gar·veys.

  1. a scowlike open boat, variously propelled, used by oyster and clam fishermen in Delaware Bay and off the coasts of Delaware and New Jersey.

更多garvey例句

  1. Garvey, Cuomo’s counsel, issued a statement after the Times’ report, saying that the ultimate decision to remove the hospital deaths was made by “the Chamber.”
  2. An administration spokesperson did not respond when asked what Garvey meant by “the chamber,” and about Hammond’s interpretation.
  3. D’Antonio and Massaroni put forth their proposal to President Garvey approximately four weeks ago and have awaited a response since, although some students assume his decision will not be different from previous years.
  4. Upon request for comment, the Office of the President said last week that Garvey is interested in hearing from students who are petitioning for the recognition of CUAllies, but has not yet had the chance.
  5. CUAllies’ efforts, however, have been met with continual rejection from university administrators spearheaded by President Garvey, who assumed the presidency only months after CUAllies was formed.
  6. Now Kevin Garvey (a taut, tense Justin Theroux) is Mapleton's chief of police.
  7. Picture frames, nicely moulded in brass, were made here in 1825, by a modeller named Maurice Garvey.
  8. He knew that many years before Garvey & Sidebotham had been well known in the Chicago financial world.
  9. The pressure Garvey was bringing to bear upon his old enemy must be exceedingly strong.
  10. It was his intention to change the packets and to let Garvey see him put the sham one into the bag.
  11. But the visitor declined and was already putting on his overcoat when Garvey turned with genuine surprise on his face.