Middlesex is across from Staten Island, I probably should mention.

密德萨克斯位于斯塔滕岛，我应该提一下。

My name is Pepper and I'm a resident robot at Middlesex University.

我叫佩珀，是米德尔塞克斯大学的常驻机器人。”

We've got some Chargers. Hello to everyone at Middlesex High School.It's in Saluda, Virginia.

我们还有些战马。维吉尼亚州萨卢达米德尔塞克斯高中的各位你们好。

And that's from Mavis in Middlesex.

这是来自米德尔塞克斯的 Mavis。

Accordingly, Charles and Buckingham spent much of 1624 trying to initiate impeachment proceedings against Middlesex.

因此，查尔斯和白金汉花了 1624 年的大部分时间试图启动针对米德尔塞克斯的弹劾程序。

He just came over from Middlesex.

他刚从Middlesex过来。

As to Middlesex, your card has already shown me that you are a stockbroker from Throgmorton Street.

至于米德尔塞克斯， 你的名片上已经显示你是 Throgmorton Street 的股票经纪人。

He is Head of Psychology at Middlesex University and talked about levels of resilience on the BBC World Service programme, The Why Factor.

他是密德萨斯大学的心理学教研室主任，并在BBC全球服务节目The Why Factor中谈到了复原能力层次。

He is Head of Psychology at Middlesex University and talked about levels of resilience on the BBC World Service program, The Why Factor.

他是密德萨斯大学的心理学院院长，并且在BBC的全球节目《The Why Factor》中谈论了坚韧的几个层次。

Thus, they crossed the bridge, from the Middlesex to the Surrey shore, when the woman, apparently disappointed in her anxious scrutiny of the foot-passengers, turned back.

因此，他们穿过桥，从米德尔塞克斯到萨里海岸，这时那个女人显然对她焦急地打量行人感到失望，转身回去了。

Orwell left this job at the end of the summer and went on to work as a teacher at St Fray's college, Uxbridge, Middlesex in mid-1933.

奥威尔在夏末离开了这份工作，并于 1933 年年中继续在米德尔塞克斯阿克斯布里奇的圣弗雷学院任教。

Luckily, much of the political nation was keenly in support of war with the Spanish, though the powerful Lord Treasurer, Lionel Cranfield, earl of Middlesex, was an impediment.

幸运的是，尽管强大的财政大臣、米德尔塞克斯伯爵莱昂内尔·克兰菲尔德是一个障碍，但政治国家的大部分人都热衷于支持与西班牙人的战争。

Pursuing the narrow intricacies of the streets which at that time tended westward near the Middlesex shore of the river, my readiest access to the Temple was close by the river-side, through Whitefriars.

沿着当时靠近米德尔塞克斯河岸向西延伸的狭窄错综复杂的街道，我最容易到达圣殿的通道靠近河边，穿过怀特弗里尔斯。

It was really only in the 17th Century that dialects (or at least divergence from the fashionable Standard English of Middlesex and Surrey) began to be considered uncouth and an indication of inferior class.

直到 17 世纪，方言（或至少与米德尔塞克斯和萨里流行的标准英语的差异）才开始被认为是粗俗的，是下等阶级的标志。