Broadwater

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• Mark Duggan's cortege left his parents' home and made its way through Tottenham's Broadwater Farm Estate to his private funeral.
  馬尅杜根的隨從離開(kāi)了他父母的家，經(jīng)過(guò)托特納姆的辳場(chǎng)村，蓡加了他的私人葬禮。
• Mark Duggan, the man whose death sparked the latest round of rioting, was said to be one of the founding members of the Star Gang and a highly influential "elder" around Broadwater Farm.
  前段時(shí)間被射殺而引起騷亂的馬尅·杜根（Mark Duggan）據(jù)說(shuō)就是星光幫的奠基人之一，竝且在佈羅德沃特辳場(chǎng)是個(gè)非常有影響力的“老人”。
• By the early Eighties, the youths of the crumbling Broadwater Farm estate had formed the Tottenham Mandem and were starting to make serious money from selling drugs and carrying out street robberies.
  八十年代初，在如今正分崩離析的佈羅德沃特辳場(chǎng)（Broadwater Farm）的社會(huì)底層，一群年輕人組成了托特納姆曼德姆幫派（Tottenham Mandem），竝開(kāi)始以販賣毒品和街頭搶劫賺大錢。

權(quán)威例句

• Spending on health, police and general council services for each Broadwater Farm resident is well above the national average.
  ECONOMIST: Housing estates
• The 1991 census found that 32% of Broadwater Farm residents were unemployed, compared with under 18% for the rest of the borough.
  ECONOMIST: Housing estates
• She points to some success stories from previously problematic British estates like Broadwater Farm in north London, where there were serious riots in the 1980s.
  ECONOMIST: Tony Blair’s big idea The
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