例句與造句

1. The respective station names are Carlos Pellegrini, Diagonal Norte, and 9 de Julio.
2. It is a stand located in front of the Obelisk between Cerrito and Diagonal Norte streets.
3. "' Diagonal Norte "'is a station on Line D and Metrobus 9 de Julio.
4. One of the most iconic locations in Buenos Aires is the intersections of Florida Street and Diagonal Norte Avenue, built between 1913 and 1943.
5. On 12 July 1945, the trade unions led by Borlenghi perform a massive act of downtown Buenos Aires ( on Diagonal Norte and Florida ).
6. It's difficult to find diagonal norte in a sentence. 用diagonal norte造句挺難的
7. It is located in the San Nicol醩 quarter, at the intersection of the city's three main arteries : Ninth of July Avenue, Corrientes Avenue, and Diagonal Norte.
8. Earlier, a small but vocal group representing shopkeepers and small businesses marched down the Diagonal Norte, a main avenue in the nation's capital, to the Casa Rosada government house.
9. By this point, the AATC had only built 48 metres of what is today Diagonal Norte, was inaugurated on 9 November 1934 by Agust韓 P . Justo, then President of Argentina.
10. Gianotti also created works of Neoclassical architecture, notably the " El Mundo " newspaper offices on 647 Diagonal Norte ( 1925 ), and the Schaffhausen Building ( 336 Reconquista St . ), in 1932.
11. "' Avenida Roque S醗nz Pe馻 "'( also known as " Diagonal Norte " ), is a main artery in the law which established universal suffrage, secret ballot and an electoral register.
12. Improved with boulders brought from Montevideo beginning in 1789, it became the first paved street in the city ( a section of the original cobblestone pavement is displayed behind the entrance to the Cathedral Station on Diagonal Norte Avenue ).
13. Until 1918 he designed mainly in the Art Nouveau style, but later employed a more orthodox Eclecticism combining Italianate and Moorish revival styles, notably in the Italian-American Navigation Company Building ( 1927 ) on 622 Diagonal Norte Avenue.
14. The area's network of horse-drawn trolleys gave way in 1913 to the first metro stations in the Southern Hemisphere and renowned institutions such as the Col髇 and Cervantes Theatres were followed in the 1920s and 1930s by the addition of Diagonal Norte Avenue, landmarks such as the Buenos Aires Central Post Office, and one of the greatest concentrations of popular theatres and cinemas in the world.