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　London [ 'lʌndən ] 
　 n. 伦敦
　1. Did you come to London for the purpose of seeing your family, or for business purposes?
   你到伦敦来的目的是为了要看望家人还是为了公事？
　2. He has been here in London for many years.
   他已在伦敦呆了很多年了。

　Elevation [ ˌeli'veiʃən ] 
　 n. 海拔,提高
　 [计算机] 标高
　1. The house is at an elevation of 1000 meters.
   这所房子在海拔1000米处。
　2. We climbed to the top of the small elevation, from which we could look at the town.
   我们爬上小丘的顶端，由此可以俯瞰城市。

　Proposed [ prə'pozd ] 
　 被提议的
　1. A plan that is proposed.
   提议被提议的一个计划
　2. Italian physician and pioneer educator who proposed a method of teaching young children that stresses the development of initiative and natural abilities.
   蒙台梭利，玛丽亚1870－1952意大利医师和教育家先驱，提出了强调发展儿童潜能的教育方法

　Studio [ 'stju:diəu ] 
　 n. 工作场所,画室
　 n. 照相室，制片厂．
　1. She must be in the television studio at the moment.
   她现在一定在电视演播室。
　2. Some of hollywood's leading studios are interested in signing her.
   好莱坞的一些主要电影制片厂有意要和她签约。

　Glebe [ gli:b ] 
　 n. 土,土地,旱田
　

　Place [ pleis ] 
　 n. 地方,处境,职务
　 v. 放置,任命,安排
　1. She's left her books all over the place.
   她把书到处乱放。
　2. You place me in a very difficult position.
   你使我非常为难。

　Upper [ 'ʌpə ] 
　 a. 上部的,较高的,上面的
　1. My hometown is in the upper reaches of the river.
   我的家乡在这条河的上游地区。
　2. Passengers may smoke only on the upper deck of the bus.
   乘客只可以在公共汽车的上层吸烟。

　Walk [ wɔ:k ] 
　 n. 散步,步行
　 v. 走路
　1. He was walking up and down the station platform.
   他在火车站的月台上走来走去。
　2. The station is a short walk from my house
   车站到我家只有几步路的路程。

1. 盖自太朴散而一画之法立，一画之法立而万物著矣
2. 亚威农（AVIGNON）是巴塞罗那一条妓女街的名称，有人说，巴塞罗那的妓院是毕加索学美术的第一个课堂。
3. 黑白二色是色彩学中的极色，分别位于色相环的两个极点。在大量使用对比色彩时常用来调整画面的平衡和稳定，使画面达到和谐。

1. 每个人对画都有主观的喜恶，但如果画作能与装潢、家具互相配搭，就像“画龙点睛”一般，为居家气氛加分，也显露屋主的个性和品味。
2. 一般开关距地1.2-1.4米，距门框水平距离0.15-0.2米，同一室内开关高度应一致；明装插座距地不低于1.8米，暗装插座距地0.3米为宜。
3. 客厅的一角或者沙发上方的天花板上安装滑轨，然后像安窗帘一样装上厚布，这样就可以形成一个简单的私密空间，而且使用方便，可以充当临时客房。

1. London, Elevation of Proposed Studio in Glebe Place and Upper Cheyne Walk, 1920

     by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  106.7 x 142.2 cm

2. London, England

     by Keith Levit  101.6 x 76.2 cm

3. London Road In Oxford On A Winter's Evening., Oxford, England

     by Jon Davison  61.0 x 45.7 cm

4. London

     by Anonymous  121.9 x 91.4 cm

5. London

     by Anonymous  162.6 x 121.9 cm

6. London Bridge

     by Richard Cummins  61.0 x 45.7 cm

7. London

     by Jerry Driendl  91.4 x 30.5 cm

8. London Underground, Rowing

     by Anonymous  152.4 x 111.8 cm

9. London

     by Paulo Viveiros  27.9 x 35.6 cm

10. London

      by Anonymous  45.7 x 61.0 cm

11. London Golf Bag

      by Jose Gomez  30.5 x 71.1 cm

12. London: a Bird's Eye View of St. Paul's and the River Thames, Published by Carl Martin

      by German School  61.0 x 45.7 cm

13. London

      by Anonymous  101.6 x 76.2 cm

14. London, England

      by Keith Levit  61.0 x 45.7 cm

15. London Road in Oxford on a Winter's Evening, Oxford, England

      by Jon Davison  101.6 x 76.2 cm

16. London

      by Anonymous  142.2 x 106.7 cm

17. London, St.Paul's Cathedral, 1890

      by Camille Pissarro  61.0 x 45.7 cm

18. London Bookseller's Poster

      by Aubrey Beardsley  45.7 x 61.0 cm

19. London, Parliament

      by Claude Monet  50.8 x 48.3 cm

20. Detail from a Highly Important Ebonized Mahogany Writing Cabinet, 1904

      by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  61.0 x 45.7 cm

21. The Willow Tea Rooms a Glasgow, 1917

      by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  101.6 x 71.1 cm

22. Orvieto Cathedral, a Sheet of Studies of Mosaic Bands, 1891

      by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  81.3 x 61.0 cm

23. Design for Mural Decoration of the First Floor Room of Miss Cranston's Buchanan Street Tearooms

      by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  101.6 x 76.2 cm

24. Electroplated Table Service, circa 1906

      by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  101.6 x 76.2 cm

25. Conversazione Programme, Designed for the Glasgow Architectural Association, 1894

      by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  61.0 x 45.7 cm