lampion การใช้

• Author of the monodrama " Glass Lampion " first performed by " Theatra " 16 June 2013.
• Lampion's insurance company was " Assurances Mondass ", which in the English translation became the Rock Bottom Insurance Company.
• One is Bartholomew Lampion, whose very name is enough to strike fear into the heart of Junior Cain, for reasons that it will take 622 pages to explain.
• It is the story of a boy named Barty Lampion, a ruthless killer named Junior Cain, and a girl named Angel, born by the result of a rape.
• "' Agnes Lampion "'is Bartholomew's ( Barty ) mother who is an extremely kind woman who helps others by providing her faith, hope, and occasionally a pie.
• Eventually, after Jacob is killed by Junior, he moves into Jacob's apartment on the Lampion's property ( by then Thomas had become good friends with the Lampions, the Whites, and the Isaacsons ).
• The scene is changed to France, Poirot is omitted, and the case is solved by 蒻ile Lampion ( Marius Colucci ), a police detective turned private investigator, and his former boss, Chief Inspector Larosi鑢e ( Antoine Dul閞y ).
• "' Bartholomew Lampion "'( known as Barty by his mother and her friends ) was born to Agnes and Joey Lampion, but Joey died in a car accident on the way to the hospital to take Agnes in for labor.
• "' Bartholomew Lampion "'( known as Barty by his mother and her friends ) was born to Agnes and Joey Lampion, but Joey died in a car accident on the way to the hospital to take Agnes in for labor.
• For the name of Jolyon Wagg ( S閞aphin Lampion in the original French version ) Herg?initially chose " Crampon ", which was derived from the French expression " Quel crampon ! " ( English : " What a leech ! " ), but ultimately preferred the less explicit and harsh-sounding " Lampion ".
• For the name of Jolyon Wagg ( S閞aphin Lampion in the original French version ) Herg?initially chose " Crampon ", which was derived from the French expression " Quel crampon ! " ( English : " What a leech ! " ), but ultimately preferred the less explicit and harsh-sounding " Lampion ".
• Another explanation would be that many other words ending in "-ion " are feminine ( " nation, 閘ection, mission, etc " ) and that the grammatical gender of " avion " is made to conform to this pattern, but the number of "-ion " words that are masculine ( " lion, pion, camion, lampion, " etc . ) weakens this explanation.
• What Herg?intended in French is not possible to translate directly, however he " wanted something'puffed up', a tone which expressed at the same time fleshy and weak . " Wagg s original French name, S閞aphin Lampion, is a contrast between the first name meaning " seraphim ", and the last name meaning a " chintzy little lamp of the sort Wagg would use to decorate his home ", or perhaps alternately " a show off ".