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The first settlement was made in 1609 by British colonists shipwrecked on their way to Virginia .

它的开拓者是一批1609年在去弗吉尼亚州途中翻船的英国殖民主义者。

In 1765, the Stamp Act went into effect, prompting stiff resistance from American colonists.

1765年，印花税法案开始生效，收到美国殖民者的强烈反对。

For example, several months after arriving in America in sixteen-oh-seven, the colonists built a three- sided structure , or fort , along the edge of the island.

参观詹姆斯敦的游客将看到庞大的考古学项目。

The first Anglo-American frontier—made up of the original 13 colonies—spread westward slowly. The colonists wanted to remain closely connected to their mother country across the Atlantic, and they were hemmed in to the west by the rugged Appalachian region, a series of thickly timbered ridges, valleys, and plateaus with few openings for migration. By 1750, however, parts of this first frontier were expanding rapidly. A variety of economic motives drew them westward.

在1972年的总统大选中，为了取得民主党内部竞选策略的情报，1972年6月17日，以美国共和党尼克松竞选班子的首席安全问题顾问詹姆斯·麦科德为首的5人闯入位于华盛顿水门大厦的民主党全国委员会办公室，在安装窃听器并偷拍有关文件时，当场被捕。

Colonists objected that the Townshend Acts were a violation of the natural, charter, and constitutional rights of British subjects in the colonies. Boston was a center of the resistance. The Massachusetts House of Representatives began a campaign against the Townshend Acts by sending a petition to King George asking for the repeal of the Townshend Revenue Act. The House then sent what became known as the Massachusetts Circular Letter to the other colonial assemblies, asking them to join the resistance movement.

这些殖民地居民反对汤森法案不尊重英国臣民在殖民地内本应有的自然、宪章(保障人们应有权利的声明)，以及宪法权利，而波士顿正位於整个对此不满的中心点，於是马萨诸塞州众议院开始进行了抵制汤森法案的活动，他们向英王乔治上递请愿书，希望能够废止汤森法案，之后他们又寄给其他殖民地议会一封在后来以Massachusetts Circular Letter(Circular Letter为行政机关所公布的函令)闻名的信，旨为希望其他的殖民地能与他们一起加入抵制汤森法案的行列。

The days are gone when Chinese people lived under the heel of the colonists! We should take pride in our own country, be proud of Chinese ourselves.

中国人生活在殖民铁蹄下的日子一去不归，我们为自己的祖国自豪，为自己是一名中国人而骄傲。

They found that the timing of the unsuspecting colonists could not have been much Worse.

他们发现，对日难缺乏准备的殖民者来这里的时机简直糟透了。

After independence, the common law used by the colonists was left, but the unwritten law is also used.

津巴布韦独立后在保留了殖民者遗留的普通法的同时，仍继续适用习惯法。

In 1621, the Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag Indians shared an autumn harvest feast which is acknowledged today as one of the first Thanksgiving celebrations in the colonies.

感恩节的由来有几种说法，最普遍认同的是1621年普利茅斯殖民地的人民和当地印第安人一起庆祝丰收，后被认为是感恩节的起源。

The fourth Thursday of November, observed as a legal holiday in the United States to commemorate the feast held at Plymouth in 1621 by the Pilgrim colonists and members of the Wampanoag people and marked by the giving of thanks to God for harvest and health.

感恩节：十一月的第四个星期四，在美国是法定节日，用以纪念1621年在普里茅斯虔诚的殖民者和维邦抑哥人的节日，以感谢上帝赐予丰收和健康为特征

According to the clear water experiment, aeration performance of the new equipment is good with high total oxygen transfer coefficient and oxygen utilization ratio.

曝气设备的动力效率在叶轮转速为120rpm～150rpm时取得最大值，此时氧利用率和充氧能力也具有较高值。

The environmental stability of that world - including its crushing pressures and icy darkness - means that some of its most famous inhabitants have survived for eons as evolutionary throwbacks, their bodies undergoing little change.

稳定的海底环境─包括能把人压扁的压力和冰冷的黑暗─意谓海底某些最知名的栖居生物已以演化返祖的样态活了万世，形体几无变化。