查询词典 Austen

Irony penetrates all strata of Austen"s novels, the narrative language, characters, scenes, motifs and structural design. Irony is not just a primary artistic maneuver of Austen"s novels, but also a framework in which Austen apperceives the world.

反讽渗透于奥斯丁小说的每一个层面，从语言、人物、场景到更深层的主题和构思，它不仅成为奥斯丁作品的一种主要艺术手段，而且还成为奥斯丁领悟世界的一种方式。

It is possible to name the works of Jane Austen Bildungsroman, because the Austen's heroines have the same experience that they get mature after correcting their errors.

简·奥斯丁的作品因为都描述了人物的性格和思想由青涩向成熟的转变历程而可以被归结为教育小说。

Austen Leigh was himself so "imperfectly acquainted" that he can only tell us that there was a gentleman whom the sisters met "whilst staying at some seaside place," whom Cassandra Austen thought worthy of her sister Jane, and likely to gain her affection, but who very provokingly died suddenly after having expressed his "intention of soon seeing them again."

"人卡桑德拉奥斯丁思想值得她的妹妹简，并有可能获得她的感情，表示他"打算即将再次看到它们但他非常突然去世后

Britain is turning into a nation of "tabloid spellers"—spelling Jane Austen is a far bigger challenge for children than getting David Beckham's name right. A survey carried out by Oxford University Press in research for a new dictionary showed that only 32 percent of school-age children could spell Shakespeare correctly. Only eight percent managed Jane Austen—variations such as Jayne and Jade proved especially popular. But JK Rowling did at least win top marks for teaching the children of the world the joy of reading with her Harry Potter sagas. The young magician's school—Hogwarts—was spelt correctly by 85 percent of the kids polled. Vineeta Gupta, senior editor of Oxford's Children's Dictionaries, said:"We were surprised at how many children managed to spell even quite difficult words correctly if they had a connection with popular culture that caught their imagination." Nearly 15 percent, for example, could spell metatarsal, a word almost unheard of before David Beckham's pre-World Cup fitness problems.

英国正在变成一苏州唯亭镇总体规划个&小报拼写者&的国度——对英国的孩子来说，简·奥斯汀的名字要比大卫·贝克汉姆难拼写得多牛津大学出版社为编纂新词典进行了一项调查，发现只有32%的学龄儿童能正确拼写&莎士比亚&能拼对&简·奥斯捅的人更是只有8%——事实证明把Jane 错拼成Jayne或Jade 的人尤其多起码在让世上的孩子了解阅读的乐趣这方面，罗琳和她的哈里·波特系列传奇做得非常不错接受调查的孩子中有85%拼对了少年魔法师的学校名称——&霍格维茨&牛津出版社负责编纂儿童词典的高级编辑维尼塔·古普塔说：&我们很吃惊，有那么多孩子能正确拼写一些甚至相当难的单词，只要这些词与左右他们想象的流行文化有关举例来说

I think that you, Miss Austen, consider yourself a cut above the company.

我觉得你，奥斯汀小姐，自认为高人一等

In 1816, Austen contracted Addison's Disease, a tubercular disease of the kidneys.

在1816年，奥斯汀合同艾迪森氏病，一个结节性疾病的肾脏。

Authors and directors studied may include Aristophanes, Shakespeare, Moliere, Austen, Chaplin.

该研究涉及的作者及导演们包括阿里斯托芬、莎士比亚、莫里哀、奥斯汀、卓别林。

Austen's orderly, decorous16 world has an Augustan balance and sanity—just the place to which we'd like to retreat after each day's news.

奥斯汀的世界里，一切井然有序，人人彬彬有礼，颇有古罗马奥古斯都时代的和谐与理性——是那种我们听够了一天的新闻，想隐退其间的地方。

I think if you read austen's novels...

我想如果你读奥斯汀的小说的话。。。

AUSTEN: I didn't tell you because I knew you'd kill him.

我没有告诉你是因为我知道你会杀了他。

There had been a moment during the breakfast meeting, though, after the backslapping and the small talk and when all of us were seated, with Vice President Cheney eating his eggs Benedict impassively and Karl Rove at the far end of the table discreetly checking his BlackBerry, that I witnessed a different side of the man.

那次早餐会期间，在表示过关心和寒暄以后，我们所有人坐了下来，我注意观察了一下，副总统切尼面无表情地吃着班尼迪克蛋（Eggs benedict，源自美国，以英式松饼、火腿、水煮蛋以及荷兰酱组合而成），卡尔。罗夫在餐桌的远端谨慎地经常查看他的黑莓手机，我目睹了他所不为人知的一面。

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