regatta 英 [rɪˈgætə]   美 [rɪˈɡɑtə, -ˈɡætə]

regatta

regatta  英 [rɪˈgætə] 美 [rɪˈɡɑtə, -ˈɡætə]

n. 赛舟会;平底船比赛 

名词复数:regattas 

It became the driving force behind the IBM regatta servers, which allowed for logical partitioning. 它成为 IBM Regatta 服务器的内在驱动力量,并支持逻辑分区。
Kennedy had been competing in a regatta off Martha's Vineyard, one of a cluster of Massachusetts islands. 爱德华在马萨诸塞州马莎葡萄园岛参加赛舟会。

  • A regatta is an organized series of boat races. In a regatta, yachts or sailboats usually participate, but some regattas focus on rowboats or powerboats.
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  • n. 赛舟会;平底船比赛
  • 1. It became the driving force behind the IBM regatta servers, which allowed for logical partitioning.

    它成为 IBM Regatta 服务器的内在驱动力量,并支持逻辑分区。

  • 2. Kennedy had been competing in a regatta off Martha's Vineyard, one of a cluster of Massachusetts islands.

    爱德华在马萨诸塞州马莎葡萄园岛参加赛舟会。

  • 3. The shift is reflected in a racier side of the regatta, an annual event on the Moscow River.

    每年一度在莫斯科河边举行的帆船赛场边上,这种观念的转变则体现得淋漓尽致。

  • regatta (n.) 1650s, name of a boat race among gondoliers held on the Grand Canal in Venice, from Italian (Venetian dialect) regatta, literally "contention for mastery," from rigattare "to compete, haggle, sell at retail." [Klein's sources, however, suggest a source in Italian riga "row, rank," from a Germanic source and related to English row (v.).] The general meaning of "boat race, yacht race" is usually considered to have begun with a race on the Thames by that name June 23, 1775 (see OED), but there is evidence that it was used as early as 1768.
re·gatta / rɪˈɡætə ; NAmE rɪˈɡætə / noun a sporting event in which races between rowing boatsor sailing boatsare held 赛艇会;划船比赛 regatta regattas re·gatta / rɪˈɡætə ; NAmE rɪˈɡætə /
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