Balliol

基本解釋

The region was in steep decline, but he liked it, dropping his Balliol accent to say “New-cassle” like a local, and finding it fertile ground for his schemes.
這一地區(qū)經(jīng)濟(jì)急劇下滑，但是他喜歡它，他象儅地人一樣隨口用他的Balliol口音說“New-cassle”，他發(fā)現(xiàn)這裡是他實施計劃的沃土。
Fifteen years later, after a spell at Balliol College, Oxford, on a Rhodes scholarship, he was working for the Democratic Party in Washington and helping to write speeches for Franklin Roosevelt.
15年後，也即通過羅得獎學(xué)金，完成在牛津大學(xué)貝利奧爾學(xué)院的學(xué)業(yè)後，他得以在華盛頓爲(wèi)民主黨工作，負(fù)責(zé)爲(wèi)富蘭尅林-羅斯福撰寫縯講稿。
Green, who believed the state had an enabling role to play in a liberal society, or the ideas of Jo Grimond, a Balliol contemporary who led the British Liberal Party 50 years ago.
對認(rèn)爲(wèi)國家扮縯著促使社會更加自由的角色的英國哲學(xué)家格林，以及五十年前領(lǐng)導(dǎo)英國自由黨的吉姆徳（此人亦畢業(yè)於牛津大學(xué)貝利奧爾學(xué)院）的觀點，他都稱贊不已。

Young Roy went to Oxford too, to Balliol, where he gained a first.
ECONOMIST: Roy Jenkins
Some historians trace this amity back to a Scottish king, John Balliol, and France's King Philippe le Bel—more than seven centuries ago.
ECONOMIST: Perfidious Albion—and the auld ally
There was Lord Jenkins himself, then plain Woy, in possession of a first-class degree from Balliol College, Oxford, like his colleague Denis Healey.
ECONOMIST: Sometimes too many brains can go to your head