金狮贵宾会首页-官网

1. Drama Series: “Game of Thrones” (HBO)

2. The new data released yesterday represent the first snapshot of global trade for 2015. But the figures also come amid growing concerns that 2016 is already shaping up to be more fraught with dangers for the global economy than previously expected.

3. 指尖陀螺

4. n. 运输，运输系统，运输工具

5. John Authers

6. "People should just never walk away and leave their animals," Ms Lewis said. "Everyone has a legal obligation to look after animals in their care."

应用

1. File this under "great, yet stupid gift ideas." The BOx bottle opener claims to be the "worlds first smart bottle opener" but its not groundbreaking. This bottle opener sends a message to your friends via Messenger every time you open a bottle — crazy, right?

2. 总部位于纽约的世界品牌实验室编纂并于上周一发布了《2016世界品牌500强》榜单，苹果企业夺得了第一名的宝座。

3. 在大型科技企业内部，女性雇员将希翼看到加薪和升职方面发生变化的迹象——但是，随着男性权利在硅谷某些角落开始酝酿反击，她们也会保持警惕。

4. Fifteen Chinese nationals have been charged with developing a fraud scheme in which they paid imposters to take entrance exams, including the SAT, and gained acceptance to elite American colleges and universities, the US Department of Justice said on Thursday. Conspirators were paid up to $6,000 each time they used counterfeit Chinese passports to trick test administrators into thinking they were the person who would benefit from the test score, a federal grand jury charged.重点单词

5. 《大唐荣耀》全剧共60集，改编自2007年出版的小说《大唐后妃传之珍珠传奇》。该剧主要讲述了女主沈珍珠和丈夫的爱情故事，以及他们为保护国家付出的努力。

6. 《钢铁侠3》（Iron Man 3）凭借12亿美金的票房总收入成为目前2013年最卖座影片。不过这还不足以令其主演小罗伯特·唐尼（Robert Downey Jr.）摘下大家票房收入最高演员的桂冠。今年，绰号“巨石强森”的德韦恩·约翰逊（Dwayne Johnson）凭借更加努力的工作，击败了唐尼。

旧版特色

1. Last year, Islamic State militants seized 49 Turkish hostages from Turkeys consulate in Mosul and held them for more than three months before releasing the group. Those hostages included diplomats, soldiers and children.

2. In the apparent belief that “lower for longer” now means “lower forever”, investors have been piling into EM assets in recent weeks.

3. Four government agencies including the commerce ministry and the central bank said in December they would apply tighter scrutiny to "irrational" outbound deals including real estate, hotels, movie theatres, entertainment assets and sports clubs.