Baltic
Baltic 英 ['bɔ:ltik] 美
adj. 波罗的海的 n. 波罗的海
名词复数:baltics
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- adj. 波罗的海的
- n. 波罗的海
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1. Why we like him: For They Don't Make This Anymore, a visually cacophonous installation at Baltic in Gateshead inspired by the world of surveillance.
为什么我们喜欢他 ：因为他们不再这样做，受监视世界的启发，在盖茨黒德波罗的海展示的看上去杂乱的装置。
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2. Peter’s second grievance arose from an incident during his visit in 1697 to Riga on the Baltic coast.
而彼得的第二个怨恨，来自于他在1697年对波罗的海滨城里加访问时的一个事件。
- Baltic (adj.) 1580s, "pertaining to the brackish sea between the Scandinavian peninsula and Eastern Europe," from Medieval Latin Balticus, perhaps from Lithuanian baltas "white" or Scandinavian balta "belt; strait" (in reference to its narrow entranceway). In German, it is Ostsee, literally "east sea." From 1887 as the name of a language group comprising Lithuanian, Lettish, and Old Prussian.
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