1.For more than a year, Marshall and his generals had been planning the secret Allied invasion of France.
一年多来，马歇尔跟他手下的将领秘密规划着盟军进攻法国计画。
2.Certainly Marshall wanted to lead the Allied invasion, but he told the president that it was up to him.
马歇尔当然想要带领这次的盟军袭击，但他却表示这件事应该由总统决定。
3.President Obama spoke Friday in Germany, part of a European visit to remember the Allied invasion on D-Day, June sixth, nineteen forty-four.
总统奥巴马是周五在德国讲这番话的，这是为纪念盟军诺曼底登陆对德进攻日（一九四四年六月六日）而出访欧洲的一部分。
4.an Allied invasion of Siberia to put down the filthy Bolsheviks , and it was entirely forgotten.
一场旨在推翻下流的布尔什维克党而对西伯利亚的联合侵略，也被彻底遗忘了。
5.Germany's brief victory stopped the Allied invasion for the moment.
德军短暂的胜利，暂时阻止了盟军的进攻。
6.It was June sixth, nineteen forty-four, the start of the Allied invasion of Europe, the final push to defeat Nazi Germany.
这是六月第六，十九四十四个，欧“u200b”u200b洲盟军战胜纳粹德国的最后冲刺的开始。
7.Including the landing craft carried on board, the combined Allied invasion armada numbered up to 6, 000 ships.
包括船上的登陆艇在内，进攻的盟军联合舰队拥有6,000多艘船只。
8.The massive Allied invasion of Normandy is an action of enormous importance in the history of World War II.
对诺曼底的大规模联合入侵在二战史上具有重大意义。
9.President Obama spoke Friday in Germany, part of a European visit to remember the Allied invasion on D-Day, June 6th, 1944.
奥巴马总统周五在德国发表演说，这也是他此次为纪念1944年6月6日诺曼底登陆所进行的欧洲之行的一部分。
10.Even after abandoning that idea, F. D. R. and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill delayed an Allied invasion of France until 1944.
即使在抛弃了这个想法之后，罗斯福和英国首相邱吉尔还是将一次对法国的联合进攻推迟到了1944年。