1.莱尔德
2.〈英〉地主
1.someone who owns a large area of land in Scotland
1.Laird, the red-bearded lawyer, turned again to the stranger: "We didn't know whether there would be anyone with him or not, " he explained.
红胡子律师莱尔德又转身对那陌生人说道：“我们不知道要不要有人陪他，”他解释说，“路很远，你最好另外坐出租马车。”
2.When out of the Laird's ground, and once more upon the public road, her pace slackened, her anger cooled.
直到出了庄园主的地界，重新登上大路，她才放慢了脚步，怒气也消了一些。
3.Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird, the great survivor, had indicated his desire to leave well before the 1972 election.
不倒翁国防部长梅尔文·R·莱尔德已表示希望早在1972年的选举之前就离职。
4.As a finely seasoned politician, Laird did not believe in fighting losing battles.
作为一个很老练的政界人物，莱尔德不打必输的仗。
5.Next day Jim Laird was drunk and unable to attend the funeral services.
第二天，吉姆·莱尔德醉倒了，无法去参加葬礼。
6.Whenever we smile, nerves and muscles may transmit messages that turn on happiness centers in the brain, Laird speculates.
每当我们微笑时，神经和肌肉就会传递信息使大脑的快乐中心兴奋，莱尔德猜测说。
7.Laird treated this clumsy procedure the way a matador handles the lunges of a bill .
莱尔德对这笨拙做法的处理，就象一个斗牛士对付一头牛的冲击一样。
8.Well the truth is that you can easily become a Scottish Laird and it is perfectly legal to do so, wherever you live.
好事实的真相是，您可以很容易地成为一个苏格兰莱德，这是完全合法的这样做，无论你住。
9.The Vietnamization plan was launched following Secretary Laird's visit to Vietnam in March.
战争越南化计划是在部长莱尔德三月访问越南之后提出的。
10.Laird pointed out that our effort in Vietnam was certain to suffer if we became involved in a tit-for-tat with North Korea.
莱尔德指出，如果我们卷入同北朝鲜的针锋相对的斗争，我们在越南的战事肯定受到损害。