Constantinople

英 [ˌkɒn.stæn.tɪˈnəʊ.pəl]      美 [ˌkɑːn.stæn.tənˈoʊ.pəl]
  • n. 君士坦丁堡(土耳其港市,现称Istanbul)
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记忆“Constantinople”这个较长的专有名词,可以将其拆分为几个部分来帮助记忆:

1. "Constant"(常) - 想象一个地方或城市永恒不变。
2. "In" - 作为介词,可以忽略不计。
3. "Place"(地方) - 将其与一个地标性地点结合,如想象一个城市位于一个永恒不变的地方。

因此,可以构造一个记忆场景:“在永恒不变的地方,有一个被称为‘Constantinople’的城市。”这样的记忆方式将单词分解,便于记忆。

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Constantinople
the proper name from 330 C.E. to 1930 C.E. of what is now Istanbul, from Greek Konstantinou polis "Constantine's city," named for Roman emperor Flavius Valerius Aurelius Constantinus, whose name is derived from Latin constans (see constant (adj.)).
1. Constantine I is the eponym for constantinople.
君士坦丁堡(constantinople)得名于康斯坦丁一世(ConstantineI).
2. His armies devastated and looted right down to the walls of Constantinople.
他的军队一路破坏、抢劫,直抵君士坦丁堡的城墙下.
3. I have never visited Constantinople at all.
堪司坦丁堡根本没有去过.
4. With the fall of Rome in 410, Constantinople was then the only capital of the empire.
随着410年罗马帝国的垮台, 君士坦丁堡成了当时帝国惟一的首都.
5. He had promised to secure Aleks'consent to the Constantinople plan, but he was not sure now.
他答应说服阿列克接受君士坦丁堡的计划, 但他心中没底.