单词Stars and Stripes
n.: 星条旗（美国国旗）
星条旗（美国国旗）:
the national flag of the US
On its walls are lurid murals depicting the Statue of Liberty with a ghastly skull for a face and guns decorated with the stars and stripes.
使馆的屋墙上画着可怕的壁画：自由女神像的头是一个可怕的骷髅，她手中端着星条点缀的枪。
Sceptic : The stars and stripes appears to be waving in the wind, which is impossible without an atmosphere.
质疑者：星条旗看起来似乎是迎风招展，然而在没有大气的情况下这是不可能的。
But in times of economic distress , there is only so much a Rising Sun company can do to wrap itself in the Stars and Stripes .
但在经济低迷时期，一家挂着太阳旗的公司再怎么用星条旗打掩护也效果有限。
The day commemorates the adoption of the Stars and Stripes as the official flag of the United States.
这一天是为了纪念星条旗正式成为美国国旗而设立的。
America is the national flower of roses, she symbolizes the beautiful fragrance, enthusiasm and love. Stars and Stripes is the U.
美国的国花是玫瑰，她象征美丽芬芳、热忱和爱情。
The first set of volunteers were not simply associating the Stars and Stripes with the Republican presidency of George Bush junior.
第一批志愿者并不是简单地把猩条旗和共和党总统小布什联系在一起。
The evolution of the Stars and Stripes reflects the growth of the United States.
的演变星条旗的增长反映了美国。
In the British Army , crown , stars and stripes are signs of military rank .
在英国军队里，王冠，星星和条形徽是军阶的标志。
Stars and Stripes American flag is the United States after independence, in July 14, 1777 enacted by the Parliament passed a resolution.
美国国旗星条旗是美国独立后，于1777年7月14日由国会通过决议制定的。
1777 - Stars and Stripes adopted by Congress as the Flag of the United States.
1777年的今天，星条旗被美国国会采纳接受作为美国的国旗。