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This London hotel in ritzy Mayfair combines a gent’s club feel with oodles of luxury, starting from the red entrance carpet and rose and white Victorian facade.
這個倫敦上流住宅區(qū)的豪華酒店包括了一個貴族奢侈的紳士俱樂部，從牀邊的地毯和玫瑰和白色維多利亞式的外觀。
These house some of the big investment banks, usually foreign-owned, which trade shares, bonds, currencies and derivatives on a scale that would have made an old-school City gent choke on his lunch.
這些建築中有些是大的投行，通常是外資所有，他們交易股票、債券、貨幣和金融衍生物，而槼模之大，能讓一個傳統(tǒng)都市紳士被他的午餐噎住。
The Save: Everybody likes a generous gent, and Gibson would do well to show he’s not as selfish and ego-centric as all that by handing over a portion of his fortune to those in need.
拯救策略:大家都喜歡慷慨的紳士，吉普森可以曏需要的人們捐出他財産的一部分以顯示他不是一個自私自立，以自我爲(wèi)中心的家夥。

Sir Christopher Gent may be a great CEO, but he's not worth eight million options.
FORBES: I'll pay yours if you'll pay mine
Philippe Haspeslagh took over last year at Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School in Belgium.
FORBES: Magazine Article
And Mr Gent certainly does not deserve such generosity on the basis of the Mannesmann deal alone.
ECONOMIST: Vodafone’s folly

a gentleman (= polite man who behaves well towards other people, especially women)

Gent is an informal and old-fashioned word for . (gentleman)
Gents is used when addressing men in an informal, humorous way, especially in the expression "ladies and gents."