单词Tuskegee
网络: 塔斯基吉；塔斯克基；塔斯克吉
Late in his own life, Dr. Cutler continued to defend the Tuskegee work.
科特勒医生在晚年一直为塔斯基斯研究辩护。
In all the years he worked at Tuskegee, he never accepted a raise in salary and rarely patented his discoveries.
在塔斯基吉学院工作的那些年里，他从未接受过一次加薪，也很少为自己的发明注册过专利。
He turned down many offers to leave Tuskegee Institute to become a rich scientist in private industry.
他拒绝了不少要求他离开塔斯基吉学院并加入可以发家致富的私营企业的邀请。
The Tuskegee Airmen were the first black fighter pilots who fought during World War Two in the United States Army Air Corps.
“黑色轰炸机”是第二次世界大战期间美国空军中第一支黑人战斗机飞行队。
He and the other pilots of the Ninety-Ninth Pursuit Squadron had come a long way from Tuskegee, Alabama, to fight that battle.
他和其他第九十九追击飞行中队的飞行员从亚拉巴马的塔斯克基走了漫长的一段路来参加战斗。
Many of the men trained at Tuskegee served in Europe with the Ninety-Ninth Pursuit Squadron.
许多在塔斯基吉接受训练的人在欧洲的第九十九攻击中队服役。
Congress has designated only one college campus in the country as a National Historic Site: Tuskegee.
在美国，塔斯基吉大学为美国国会唯一指定为国家古迹的校园。
many of the tuskegee airmen later became judges , politicians , religious leaders , educators and community leaders.
“黑色轰炸机”的很多飞行员后来成为法官、政治家、宗教领袖、教育家以及社团领导。
The float celebrates the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen, a World War II unit of African-American pilots.
花车庆祝的是塔斯克基飞行员，这是二战时期的一个非美飞行员部队。
In civilian life, many of the Tuskegee airmen became lawyers, doctors, judges, congressmen and mayors.
退伍后，许多塔斯基吉的空军飞行员成为律师、医生、法官、国会议员和市长。