christie拍卖行（christie）

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1、女英文名：Christine和Christie，哪个才是正确的，有区别吗？
2、Christie 和Catherine 这两个英文名那个好听？
3、christy中文什么意思？
4、阿加莎·克里斯蒂的英文生平简介
5、Christie（克里斯蒂）想用这个名字做我的英文名，我是男性，可以吗？

女英文名：Christine和Christie，哪个才是正确的，有区别吗？

都没有错。前者克丽丝汀，后者克丽丝蒂。

其实我们可以在好多英文名的基础上给它稍微变一下，这样就不会有别人和自己重名的尴尬了，而且只要文法说得过去都没有错的哦。我们好多同学就做这种DIY。

christie拍卖行（christie）

Christie 和Catherine 这两个英文名那个好听？

都差不多，我个人比较喜欢Christie。看你比较喜欢被哪个名字称呼吧。

Christie是Christina的简称

Catherine的简称是Cathy

christy中文什么意思？

意思是：

1、人名，克里斯蒂。

2、名词，挪威式转弯。

网络释义:

1、人物：王一冰。

2、人名，包括当代歌手和山海天旅游度假区管委会副主任。

Christy的例句如下：

Will you go to christy's wedding this sunday?

这个星期天你会去参加克莉丝蒂的婚礼吗？

Christy has learned to write with his left foot. It's really something.

克里斯蒂学会用左脚写字了，真了不起。

Christy asked me to work for her, so I'm working a double.

克拉斯蒂让我代她班，所以我工作两倍。

Australia's richest person Gina Rinehart has eclipsed

WalMart heiress Christy Walton to

become the world's wealthiest woman,

according to an annual index by Business ReviewWeekly.

根据《商业评论周刊》年度索引，澳大利亚首富吉娜•莱茵哈特盖过沃尔玛女继承人克里斯提•沃尔顿，成为全世界最富有的女人。

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其他同义词解析：

1、Christopher

意思：

n.克里斯托弗（男子教名，亦作姓用；简称Kester、Kit、Chris；它的法语形式是Christophe；意大利语形式是Cristoforo；西班牙语形式是Cristoval、Cristobal；德语形式是Christoph）

例句：

He took his son Christopher to the zoo.

他带着儿子克里斯托弗去了动物园。

She plays a French woman in a love triangle

with JonathanPryce and Christopher Walken.

她扮演一位与乔纳森·普赖斯和克里斯托弗·沃肯有三角恋关系的法国女子。

2、Alexander

意思：

男子名，Alexander , the Great 亚历山大大帝（古马其顿国王，公元前356-323）。

例句：

Alexander Lazarus is a food critic for the newspaper.

亚历山大·拉扎勒斯是为该报撰稿的饮食评论家。

The troops for the landing were taken from Alexander's

force and that put a brake on his operations.

登陆部队是从亚历山大将军的兵力中抽调出来的，这就削弱了他的军事力量。

阿加莎·克里斯蒂的英文生平简介

Agatha Christie

Taught at home by a governess and tutors, as a child Agatha Christie never attended school. She became adept at creating games to keep herself occupied at a very young age. A shy child, unable to adequately express her feelings, she first turned to music as a means of expression and, later in life, to writing.

In 1914, at the age of 24, she married Archie Christie, a World War I fighter pilot. While he was off at war, she worked as a nurse. It was while working in a hospital during the war that Christie first came up with the idea of writing a detective novel. Although it was completed in a year, it wasn't published until 1920, five years later.

"The Mysterious Affair at Styles" gave the world the inimitable Hercule Poirot, a retired Belgian police officer who was to become one of the most enduring characters in all of fiction. With his waxed moustache and his "little grey cells," he was "meticulous, a tidy little man, always neat and orderly, with a slight flavour of absurdity about him." (The New Bedside Christie Companion...)

Christie wrote more than 30 novels featuring Poirot. Among the most popular were "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd" (1926), "Murder on the Orient Express" (1934), and "Death on the Nile" (1937).

In 1926, Archie asked for a divorce, having fallen in love with another woman. Agatha, already upset by the recent death of her mother, disappeared. All of England became wrapped up in the case of the now famous missing writer. She was found three weeks later in a small hotel, explaining to police that she had lost her memory. Thereafter, it was never again mentioned or elaborated upon by Christie.

She later found happiness with her marriage in 1930 to Max Mallowan, a young archaeologist who she met on a trip to Mesopotamia.

Another of Christie's most well-known and beloved characters was introduced in "Murder at the Vicarage" in 1930. Miss Jane Marple, an elderly spinster in the quaint English village of St. Mary Mead, solved all manner of mysteries with intense concentration and intuition. Featured in 12 novels, Miss Marple exemplified the cozy style, a form of mystery fiction that became popular in, and ultimately defined, the Golden Age of fiction in England during the 1920s and '30s.

Christie ultimately became the acknowledged Queen of the Golden Age. In all, she wrote over 66 novels, numerous short stories and screenplays, and a series of romantic novels using the pen name Mary Westmacott. Several of her works were made into successful feature films, the most notable being Murder on the Orient Express (1974). Her work has been translated into more than a hundred languages. In short, she is the single most popular mystery writer of all time.

In 1971 she was awarded the high honor of becoming a Dame of the British Empire.