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Brief introduction Fiona [concise English-Chinese dictionary] [fi]? na:]

Fiona (female name);

Fiona gives the impression that she is cheerful and lovely.

Fiona-Strive for the highest quality fashion art and life connotation.

Fiona is an idealist with high IQ, suitable for writers, musicians and artists. The expression is rich and gentle, but changeable. Like mysterious things.

Fiona is an English name suitable for Taurus women.

Fiona comes from the Celtic name, which means calm, beautiful, charming and perfect. Before the 20th century, it was not widely used.

Fiona was originally the pseudonym of Scottish writer william sharpe. He once wrote a series of novels based on Celtic folk stories. He chose his pen name appropriately. Because many Irish names have the prefix "Finn-" or "fionn-"; These two initials mean "beautiful" and "white" in Kaelte. According to an old legend, there lived a group of giants in Ireland. Among them, there is a hero named Finn, also known as Fionan or fingal. In addition, it is said that there lived a "white-shouldered girl" (Kaelte Fionnguala) in ancient Ireland, who was the daughter of King Lear. Later, she became a swan and wandered around the rivers and lakes of Ireland for hundreds of years.

The person named Fiona is:

Wang (1994-) is from Wenzhou.

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Fiona Avery, TV screenwriter

Fiona Gélin (1962-), French writer actrice fran & ampedil.

Fiona Hefty (1980-), Miss Switzerland 2004.

Fiona Lewis (1948-), English playwright.

Fiona May (1969-), Athlè te Italienne, an Italian track and field athlete.

Fiona Penny, British rower.

Fiona shaw (1958-) is an Irish writer.

Fionasit (198 1-), Hong Kong female singer AISE Hong Kong singer Ar Fi.

Feng Shufen (1983-) is a Hong Kong female singer (formerly known as Feng Cuihua).

Fiona, the heroine in the movie Shrek, Princess.

Fiona Yeluneferout, the exclusive correspondent of the fictional character Fiona Jarnefeldt, answers CV: Sakamoto in White Shining Armored Core 4 and Armored Core.

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The princess in Shrek is called Fiona.

In the 2008 Hong Kong TV series Savage vs Teacher Ge's Milk, Fiona was called Fiona when she was a child.

Fiona in Clash of Heroes

Data released by Fiona's official development team at Human Time:

Fiona-Fiona: A beautiful young woman, obsessed with fantasy and mysticism. In the preface of the story, she suffered a fatal blow, and she was trying to find a way to revive her soul.

Related plots in invincible v:

(Actually, Clash of Heroes is a prequel to Heroes Invincible V)

Fiona is the mother of Nicolai (the former emperor of Griffin Empire), the owner of Markard (the protagonist of the original necromancer mission), the sister of Godric (the model knight of human mission), and the queen of Griffin Empire (of course, she was dead at the beginning of H5 plot, and her skull was held by an old horse, which is the treasure "Markard's skull", but it is actually Fiona's skull, and she and Markard seem to have unspeakable things.

The heroine Fiona (gabrielle anwar) in the American drama "The Notice of Burning".

Banning Notices Banning Notices is a spy war drama with comedy elements. When a spy is fired, they will never receive a "dismissal letter" from the personnel department, but an uncertain "dismissal notice" ...

When special agent Michael Weston (Jeffrey Donovan) goes out on a mission, he receives a "ban notice" and becomes a forgotten character.

Michael doesn't know what mistake he made or who he offended. He returned to his hometown of Miami, determined to find out the truth and make a statement for himself.

He can't keep in touch with his old eyes, and he has to avoid spy networks at any time. To this end, he used his spy skills to help the local police solve difficult cases in exchange for their trust, and then secretly conducted personal investigations by virtue of the police's information advantages.

Tips:

"Banning notice" refers to a formal statement issued by an intelligence unit to other intelligence units. The main contents of these statements include: the information source of a certain person or group is unreliable, or these people themselves have become unreliable.

The definition of this term was first found in the military dictionary and related articles of the US Department of Defense. The text is:

An official statement issued by an intelligence agency to other institutions at home or abroad stating that an individual or group is unreliable for various reasons. The official statement issued by an intelligence unit to other similar institutions, individuals or groups at home and abroad is no longer reliable for various reasons. )