piper

名词吹笛人; 管道工; 绿鳍鱼; 气喘的马

1. 吹风笛的人；风笛手
    A piper is a musician who plays the bagpipes.

2. 谁出钱谁做主；花钱的人说了算
    If you say 'He who pays the piper' or 'He who pays the piper calls the tune', you mean that the person who provides the money for something decides what will be done, or has a right to decide what will be done.

1. Hamlyn awaits with the tale of the Pied Piper and in Polle we are on the trail of Cinderella.

2. It was unclear why the Cirrus got close enough to the Piper Pawnee to clip its towline.

3. Doctor Who star Billie Piper snaps up eleventh place in the poll, one ahead of fellow British actress Sienna Miller.

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4. The Queen is so keen a listener that she has a piper play an alarm call beneath her bedroom window at Buckingham Palace each morning.

5. The Piper Alpha platform is the largest and oldest platform in the North Sea oilfield.

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6. The Piper had made a round of villages and was taking passengers to Anchorage.

7. International legal firm DLA Piper announced the appointment of Kwok Kit as a partner of the company's China branch.

8. But Hill falls in love with the town librarian and ends up being more a Pied Piper figure than villain.

9. But who will start the music, play the pied piper and become the messiah of our times?

10. The ICRC's Piper said all prisoners of war were entitled to be interviewed privately and to send a message to family.

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