1.halliday,m.a.k哪个是名,哪个是姓
2.英文名字加MR./MS怎么用?
3.彤彤的英文名
据我知道，CLINTON手表不是美国制造而是瑞士制造的小众品牌，目前，这个牌子已经在市面上看不见了（见图1），还有一款是爱彼表携手克林顿基金会制造的CLINTON限量版，3种不同材质各限量48只（见图2）
halliday,m.a.k哪个是名,哪个是姓
google中输入introduction of Bill Clinton 即可找到
Bill Clinton, born in 1946, 42nd president of the United States (1993-2001), who was one of the most popular American presidents of the 20th century and the second president to be impeached (see Impeachment). Clinton was the first president born after World War II (1939-1945) and the third youngest person to become president, after Theodore Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy. He was also the first Democrat in 12 years to hold the presidency and the first Democrat since Franklin D. Roosevelt to be elected to two terms.
A moderate Democrat and longtime governor of Arkansas, Clinton promised to change not only the direction the country had taken under the two previous Republican presidents but also the policies of his own Democratic Party. However, Clinton’s presidency was marked by unusually bitter strife with Republicans in Congress. In his second term, Clinton became the second president to be impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives, after admitting to an improper relationship with a White House intern. The Senate, however, defeated the impeachment articles and did not remove him from office.
During Clinton’s presidency, the country enjoyed the longest period of economic growth in its history. A graceful speaker, Clinton had a remarkable ability to connect with people, which enabled him to bounce back from defeats, scandals, and even impeachment. He left office with the highest voter roval rating of all modern presidents.
II Early Life
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A Childhood
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Bill Clinton was born on August 19, 1946, in Hope, Arkansas. His given name was William Jefferson Blythe IV. He never knew his father, William Jefferson Blythe III, a treling salesman who died in a car accident several months before Bill was born. After Bill became president, he and his mother learned that his father had been married at least three other times and that Bill had a half brother and half sister whom he had never met. Bill took the name William Jefferson Clinton after his mother remarried.
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As a small child, Bill lived with his mother, Virginia Cassidy Blythe, and her parents in Hope, Arkansas. When Bill, or Billy, as he was known, was one year old, his mother went to New Orleans, Louisiana, to study to be a nurse-anesthetist, and for the next two years he was reared mainly by his maternal grandparents.
When Bill was four years old, his mother married Roger Clinton, later the owner of a car dealership in Hope. Two years later, the family moved to Hot Springs, Arkansas. Life at home for Bill and his mother was not always easy. Roger was an alcoholic and a gambler, often losing the family’s money, including Virginia’s earnings as a nurse-anesthetist. He cursed and sometimes beat his wife and verbally abused Bill and Bill’s younger brother, Roger, Jr., who was born in 1956. Bill was especially close to his mother and sometimes stood up to his stepfather to protect her. As a college student, Bill reconciled with his stepfather, who died of cancer in 1967.
B Schooling
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Clinton attended a Roman Catholic school for two years in Hot Springs before attending public schools. He was a popular student and maintained top grades. He held several student offices, played the tenor saxophone, and was a member of the all-state band. In 1963, after his junior year in high school, Clinton was elected as one of two delegates from Arkansas to Boys Nation, a study program for young people sponsored by the American Legion, a veterans organization. There he debated in for of civil rights legislation and met President John F. Kennedy at a ceremony in the White House Rose Garden.
C College
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Clinton graduated from high school in 1964 and enrolled at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., where he majored in international affairs. He was elected president of his class during his freshman and sophomore years. As a junior and senior he earned money for school expenses by working as an intern for the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, which was chaired by Senator J. William Fulbright, an Arkansas Democrat. Clinton greatly admired Fulbright, who was a leading critic of United States involvement in the Vietnam War (1959-15). Clinton was also deeply moved by African Americans’ fight for equality in the 1960s. In April 1968, a few weeks before Clinton graduated, the assassination of civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr., set off rioting in several American cities, including Washington, D.C. Clinton volunteered to work with the Red Cross and took clothing and food to people whose homes had been burned in the riots.
During his senior year, Clinton won a Rhodes Scholarship to the University of Oxford in England, and he spent two years in Oxford’s graduate program after graduating from Georgetown. In 10 Clinton enrolled at Yale University Law School, where he studied for a law degree. He paid his way with a scholarship and by working two or three jobs at the same time. At Yale he met fellow law student Hillary Diane Rodham, who was from the Chicago area (see Hillary Rodham Clinton). They began dating, and in 12 Clinton and Rodham worked in Texas for the presidential campaign of Democrat George S. McGovern. Clinton worked as a campaign coordinator for McGovern in Texas and Arkansas, and Rodham helped organize a voter-registration drive for the Democratic National Committee.
英文名字加MR./MS怎么用?
m．a．k是姓，halliday是名。
示例：
英语姓名的一般结构为：名＋中间名＋姓。
如William．Jafferson．Clinton。但在很多场合中间名往往略去不写，如George．Bush，而且许多人更喜欢用昵称取代正式教名，如Bill．Clinton。
非英语国家的人到了美国，都可能改名，但没有改姓的。这关系到家族荣誉，因此，无论自己的姓多么难读，都要坚持。常见有人起英文名时连姓也改了，如司徒健KenStone，肖燕YanShaw。下列英文姓尚可接受，但也最好不用，如：Young杨，Lee李。
扩展资料
1、直接借用教名，如Clinton。
2、在教名上加上表示血统关系的词缀，如后缀－s， －son， －ing；前缀M＂－， Mc－， Mac－， Fitz－等均表示某某之子或后代。
3、在教名前附加表示身份的词缀，如St．－， De－， Du－， La－， Le－。
4、反映地名，地貌或环境特征的，如Brook， Hill等。
5、反映身份或职业的，如：Carter， Smith。
6、反映个人特征的，如：Black， Longfellow。
7、借用动植物名的，如Bird， Rice。
8、由双姓合并而来，如Burne－Jones。
彤彤的英文名
在书写上 - Mr./Mrs./Ms./Miss 都要加在姓氏前面.
所以在书写上 Mr. Clinton 是正确的. 其它两个是错误.
用于口语 - Mr. William, Mr.Jafferson, Mr.Clinton 都可以. 也可以直呼名字 William 或者姓氏 Clinton. (我住在美国)
希望帮到你! ^_^
彤彤的英文名：Tongtong。
短语：
彤彤**?Sing Aloud。
徐彤彤?Tong-Tong Xu。
姜彤彤?Tong-Tong Jiang。
例句：
1、我的朋友彤彤，我要说个清楚。
My?friendTongtong?,?I'll make it?clear.?
2、彤彤祝愿：“全天下所有的母亲节日快乐！”。
I?wish?hy?to?mothers'?all?over?the world!?
扩展资料：
人数大约占英语民族人口的一半。一项最新调查显示，这十大英语姓氏目前仍保持同样的排序。英语姓氏的词源主要有：
1. 直接借用教名，如 Clinton.
2. 在教名上加上表示血统关系的词缀，如后缀-s, -son, -ing；前缀 M’-, Mc-, Mac-, Fitz- 等均表示某某之子或后代。
3. 在教名前附加表示身份的词缀，如 St.-, De-, Du=, La-, Le-.
4. 反映地名，地貌或环境特征的，如 Brook, Hill等。
5. 反映身份或职业的，如：Carter, Smith.
6. 反映个人特征的，如：Black, Longfellow.
7. 借用动植物名的，如 Bird, Rice.
8. 由双姓合并而来，如 Burne-Jones.
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