apache

/uh-pahsh, uh-pash; French a-pash/US // əˈpɑʃ, əˈpæʃ; French aˈpaʃ //UK // (əˈpɑːʃ, -ˈpæʃ, French apaʃ) //

阿帕奇

Definitions

n.名词 noun

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plural a·paches [uh-pah-shiz, uh-pash-iz; French a-pash]. /əˈpɑ ʃɪz, əˈpæʃ ɪz; French aˈpaʃ/.
- : a Parisian gangster, rowdy, or ruffian.

Examples

In a lawsuit, John Welch, an expert in Apache anthropology, said there is no evidence that the United States “compensated the Apache treaty rights holders” for Oak Flat, even though a map from the 1800s shows it as land that belonged to the Apaches.
The girl had collected plants from Oak Flat that have the “spirit of Chic’chil Bildagoteel,” the name of the sacred spot in the Apache language.
Known as "the land of the standing-up rocks" by the Apache, Chiricahua National Monument was used as a hiding place by Cochise and Geronimo during the Apache Wars in the 1800s.
If you don’t know what technology is on your servers, chances are they are using either Apache or Nginx.
Alternatively, if you want you can also download this fake Apache log file.
The whole operation used a series of brevity codes from the Indian Wars, and Jimbo was a quarter Apache.
The Army, however, has deployed some AH-64 Apache gunships into Iraq to strike at ISIS from close in.
Later, American settlers came to feel just the same way about this fierce Apache.
Born in 1829 near the Gila River in what is now Arizona, the legendary Indian warrior Geronimo was a Chiracahua Apache.
He was no Cochise or Mangas Coloradas—the two great Apache war chiefs he fought under.
When the Apache tornado burst out of the cañon upon the train, Thurstane's first thought was, "Clara!"
A practical-minded man, he preferred to owe the safety of his carcass to his rival rather than have it impaled on Apache lances.
Little Sweeny, finding that his mule was being crowded by an Apache's horse, uttered some indignant yelps.
Sweeny instantly fired, and brought down another Apache, quite accidentally.
At that short distance Sweeny would hardly have missed; and the nearest Apache, leaning forward with outspread arms, fell dead.

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Examples

In a lawsuit, John Welch, an expert in Apache anthropology, said there is no evidence that the United States “compensated the Apache treaty rights holders” for Oak Flat, even though a map from the 1800s shows it as land that belonged to the Apaches.

The girl had collected plants from Oak Flat that have the “spirit of Chic’chil Bildagoteel,” the name of the sacred spot in the Apache language.

Known as "the land of the standing-up rocks" by the Apache, Chiricahua National Monument was used as a hiding place by Cochise and Geronimo during the Apache Wars in the 1800s.

If you don’t know what technology is on your servers, chances are they are using either Apache or Nginx.

Alternatively, if you want you can also download this fake Apache log file.

The whole operation used a series of brevity codes from the Indian Wars, and Jimbo was a quarter Apache.

The Army, however, has deployed some AH-64 Apache gunships into Iraq to strike at ISIS from close in.

Later, American settlers came to feel just the same way about this fierce Apache.

Born in 1829 near the Gila River in what is now Arizona, the legendary Indian warrior Geronimo was a Chiracahua Apache.

He was no Cochise or Mangas Coloradas—the two great Apache war chiefs he fought under.

When the Apache tornado burst out of the cañon upon the train, Thurstane's first thought was, "Clara!"

A practical-minded man, he preferred to owe the safety of his carcass to his rival rather than have it impaled on Apache lances.

Little Sweeny, finding that his mule was being crowded by an Apache's horse, uttered some indignant yelps.

Sweeny instantly fired, and brought down another Apache, quite accidentally.

At that short distance Sweeny would hardly have missed; and the nearest Apache, leaning forward with outspread arms, fell dead.