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found obj BEGINfaJndv [T]to bring (something) into existence建立，创立York was founded by the Romans in the year 71 AD.约克城系罗马人于公元71年创建。She left a large sum of money in her will to found a wildlife sanctuary.她在遗嘱中留下了一大笔钱，用来建立一个野生动植物保护区。We are planning a dinner to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the company.我们打算举行一个晚宴，庆祝公司创建50周年。The founding father / mother (also founder) of an important organization or idea is the person who establishes it.创建人，发起者，元勋John Reith was the founding father of the BBC.约翰·雷斯是英国广播公司的创始人。Would you say that Simone de Beauvoir was the founding mother of French feminism?你是说西蒙妮·德·博瓦尔是法国女权主义运动的发起人?The Founding Fathers of the United States were the members of the 1787 Convention which decided the country's constitution.美国的开国元勋是1787年制定美国宪法的大陆会议成员。France is a founding member (=one of the original members) of the European Community.法国是欧共体的发起国之一。
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