大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 carmine


释义：

carmine adj. 深红色的，洋红色的
n. 深红色，洋红色，胭脂红；胭脂红色素
n. （Carmine）（意、英）卡尔米内（人名）

例句：



Carmine has recently launched an eLearning course titled, The New Rules of Persuasive Presentations.


He was best known for playing the role of mob kingpin Carmine Lupertazzi in several episodes of The Sopranos.


"We'd like to see dogs secured the same way a human would be in seat belts, " says Carmine DiCenso, the nonprofit's executive director.


Mr. Cardillo bought copies of a previous book, "The Innovation Secrets of Steve Jobs" by Carmine Gallo for his 10 senior employees.


The slot man, a Brit who wolfed down onion sandwiches for lunch, would express mild amusement as he continued to move copy to Carmine, a.k.a.


Andrew (walks over again): Carmine, how do like the iPhone 5?


Carmine Gallo is a communications coach and the author of four books, including The Innovation Secrets of Steve Jobs: Insanely Different Principles for Breakthrough Success (McGraw-Hill, October, 2010).


Follow Carmine on Facebook or Twitter.


Michael (Apple Store specialist): Hi, Carmine.


Mr. Koch got his start in New York City politics in the early 1960s as a reform Democrat, ousting Carmine DeSapio, the head of Tammany Hall, from his position as Democratic district leader in a party primary in Manhattan's Greenwich Village.