tercentenary

音標(biāo)發(fā)音

I have long been a student of the records and had the intention to put my impressions into writing to be ready for Christmas Day 1942, the tercentenary of his birth.
我長(zhǎng)久以來(lái)學(xué)習(xí)了很多資料，并將我的印象訴諸文字，就是在為1942年的圣誕節(jié)——牛頓的三百周年誕辰做準(zhǔn)備。
The greater part of the rest were snatched out of my reach by a syndicate which hoped to sell them at a high price, probably in America, on the occasion of the recent tercentenary.
其余的較大一部分在我的能力所及之外被一個(gè)辛迪加攫去了，它希望借最近的三百周年紀(jì)念之際，以高價(jià)出售它們，大概在美國(guó)。
As the rain fell Friday night, many anniversary celebrants remained in Tercentenary Theatre, clustered in humid knots huddled under their umbrellas. The water fell in gray sheets, as from a waterfall.
由于星期五晚上下雨,許多周年慶典者一直呆在三百年慶典的露天劇場(chǎng)里,以潮濕的一小群的打著傘擠在一起的形式的群集著.水落在古灰色的板子上,就像從一個(gè)瀑布上面下來(lái)的.

The various tercentenary exhibitions this year provide the ideal opportunity for a long-overdue reassessment of this by no means insignificant artist.
ECONOMIST: Il Cavaliere Calabrese

A tercentenary is a day or a year which is exactly three hundred years after an important event such as the birth of a famous person.