林登·约翰逊（第三十六任美国总统）

long johns───长内衣裤

onion johnny───洋葱约翰尼

Knox-Johnston───诺克斯·约翰斯顿

London browns───伦敦布朗

bandoneons───乐队

onion johnnies───洋葱强尼

Lyndon Johnson attacked steelmakers who raised prices as unpatriotic.───林登·约翰逊抨击那些涨价的钢铁制造商毫无爱国心。

The meeting has made Obama the first US president to be present in the same room as a Burmese leader since Lyndon Johnson met Prime Minister Ne Win in 1966.───本次会议使奥巴马成为继林登·约翰逊与总理奈温在1966年会面后首位与缅甸领导人同处一室的美国总统。

Lyndon Johnson was the only exception.───约翰逊(Lyndon Johnson)是唯一的例外。

Lyndon Johnson had Congress levy a Vietnam War surtax lest the growing debt from the war and the Great Society get out of hand.───林顿·约翰逊迫使国会增收越战附加税，导致战争债务上升，“伟大社会”计划失控。

I grew up in the era of the space race and Lyndon Johnson's Great Society, when science, the arts, and education generally were respected.───我是在林登·约翰逊执政的太空竞赛时代长大的，在那个“伟大社会”中，人们对科学、艺术和教育都怀着敬重之情。

In 1965, in an attempt to grant blacks the right to vote in the South, President Lyndon Johnson signed into law the Voting Rights Act.───1965年，为了赋予南部黑人选举的权利，里根总统签定了选举法案。

Within a few months, those consequences would come crashing down on Lyndon Johnson.───不到几个月，这些后果使林登.约翰逊受到强烈的打击。

The joint chiefs of staff were warned by their chairman, Maxwell Taylor, that Lyndon Johnson did not like "split advice" .───美国参谋长联席会议主席马克斯维尔•泰勒（MaxwellTaylor）警告会议成员，林登•约翰逊（LyndonJohnson）总统不喜欢“意见不统一”。

This was perhaps not so surprising for a man Lyndon Johnson once said had "played too much football with his helmet off" .───当然，对于这么一个被林顿约翰逊称之为“不戴头盔玩了太多场橄榄球”的人，这也没什么奇怪的。

Nixon, like Lyndon Johnson, was a man of remarkable talent who was obsessed with the liberal Eastern establishment.

On July 30, 1965, President Lyndon Johnson signed Medicare into law.

But it wasn't until 1966 that President Lyndon Johnson signed a presidential proclamation declaring the 3rd Sunday of June as Father's Day.

His patients included American presidents John Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon.

Lyndon Johnson had Congress levy a Vietnam War surtax lest the growing debt from the war and the Great Society get out of hand.

For Lyndon Johnson, the turnabout was even more abrupt and total.

Lyndon Johnson first sent U.S. combat troops into battle in March 1965.

Finally in 1966 President Lyndon Johnson signed a presidential proclamation declaring the 3rd Sunday of June as father's Day.

JFK and Lyndon Johnson visited before they were Presidents.