单词Willkie
n.: 威尔基
威尔基〔姓氏〕
But to everyone"s surprise, a little-known candidate named Wendell Willkie suddenly gained a great deal of support and won the nomination.
但大家的惊喜，一个鲜为人知的候选人名为温德尔威尔基突然获得了大量支持，赢得了提名。
Willkie agreed not to criticize Roosevelt when the president sent fifty ships to the British navy.
德尔威尔基同意不批评罗斯福当总统派出五十英国海军船只。
The inquiry, a confidential memo explained, would take two weeks, not the four months Willkie Farr proposed.
一份机密的备忘录解释说，这项调查将耗时两个星期，而不是威尔基·法尔事务所提议的两个月。
Warren, who followed along with his father"s political views, enjoyed showing off his Willkie-McNary badges at the stadium.
追随父亲政治主张的沃伦，喜欢在球场炫耀自己的威尔基-麦克纳里徽章。
Most importantly, Willkie had a progressive record on many social issues.
最重要的是，德尔威尔基对许多社会问题逐步记录。
Willkie was a U. S. Lawyer and public utility executive, born in Elwood, land.
文德水·威基生于印第安那州衣尔伍德，是美国律师和公共事业行政长官。
Though he found Willkie too liberal for his personal tastes, Howard felt "anyone to get rid of Roosevelt" .
尽管霍华德个人认为威尔基的主张有些太过自由，但他觉得“只要有人替下罗斯福就行。”
He won twenty-seven million votes to twenty-two million for Willkie.
他赢得了二千七百点零零零万票对二千二百万为德尔威尔基。
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek welcoming Mr. Wendell Willkie at Chungking
蒋介石在重庆欢迎温德尔·威尔基先生
Willkie addressing students of five universities in Chengtu
威尔基先生向成都五所大学的学生讲话