About one hundred fifty thousand copies of Common Sense were sold in America.

《常识》在美国大约售出15万本。

Eisenhower had one hundred fifty thousand men and twelve thousand planes for the attack.

艾森豪威尔有15万人和1万2千架飞机用于攻击。

By nineteen fifty, there were more than one hundred fifty million persons in the United States.

到了1950年，美国人口超过1.5亿。

By nineteen fifty, there were more than one hundred fifty million people living in the United States.

到1950年，有超过一亿五千万人生活在美国。

The French refused to leave Fort Duquesne. So Washington and one hundred fifty men tried to force them out.

法国人拒绝离开杜奎森堡。于是，华盛顿率领一百五十人试图把他们赶出杜奎森堡。

Today, the Special Olympics has grown to include about three million athletes in more than one hundred fifty countries.

如今，特奥会已发展成为了一个有150多个国家三百万运动员参与的体育盛事。

On April seventeenth, armed Cuban exiles tried to invade Cuba, less one hundred fifty kilometers from the American state of Florida.

4月17日，武装古巴流犯试图入侵古巴，距离美国佛罗里达不足150千米。

Over 21 the number of reports added up to around one hundred fifty eight thousand.

21多起举报数量加起来约十五万八千条。

About one hundred fifty handwritten copies of the book are now in museums and other collections.

这本书的大约一百五十本手写本现在在博物馆和其他收藏品中。

About one hundred fifty thousand copies of " Common Sense" were sold in the colonies. Everyone talked about it.

《常识》在殖民地卖出了大约十五万册。 大家议论纷纷。

Eisenhower had one hundred fifty thousand men and twelve thousand planes for the attack. But most importantly, he had surprise on his side.

艾森豪威尔的军队拥有15万将士和1。2万架飞机准备进攻。但最重要的是，他还有杀手锏。

The Cuban missile crisis easily could have resulted in a nuclear war. Americans felt especially threatened, with those missiles just one hundred fifty kilometers from the Florida coast.

古巴导弹危机很容易导致核战争，特别是美国人感受到威胁，这些导弹距离佛罗里达海岸只有150公里。

The Radiation Effects Research Foundation in Japan estimates that between one hundred fifty thousand and two hundred forty-six thousand died within two to four months of the bombings.

日本辐射效应研究基金会估计，在爆炸发生后的2至4个月内，有15万至24万人死亡。

The Radiation Effects Research Foundation in Japan estimates that between one hundred fifty thousand and two hundred forty-six thousand people died within two to four months of the bombings.

日本辐射效应研究基金会估计，在原子弹爆炸后的2至4个月内，有15万至24万人死亡。

Generations of children have been willing to overlook the punishments and prejudice and have avidly read her five thousand short stories and one hundred fifty novels.

一代又一代的孩子们都愿意忽略那些惩罚和偏见 贪婪地阅读她的5000篇短篇小说和150篇小说。

Accordingly he called, for the first time in more than one hundred fifty years, a meeting of the national parliament, the " Estates General, " composed of representatives of the " three estates" —the clergy, nobility, and commoners.

因此，他在一百五十多年来第一次召集国民议会会议，即由“三级” ——神职人员、贵族和平民——的代表组成的“三级会议” 。