查询词典 Declaration of Independence

He adopted in support of this position the argument which Lovejoy and Codding and other Abolition lecturers had made familiar in the northern and central portions of the State: to wit, that the Declaration of Independence having declared all men free and equal, by divine law, also that negro equality was an inalienable right, of which they could not be deprived.

为了左证他的立场，他采用了洛夫乔伊、科丁和其它一些废奴主义演说家提出的、在本州岛北部和中部众所熟知的论点，这就是：既然《独立宣言》宣称人人天赋自由和平等，那么黑人的平等也是不可剥夺的权利，因此他们应该享有这种权利。

When a great church official exclaims petulantly, that if women are no more modest in their demands men may be obliged to take to drowning female infants again; when a renowned United States Senator declares no human being can find an answer to the arguments for woman suffrage, but with all the force of his position and influence he will oppose it; when a popular woman novelist speaks of the advocates of the movement as the "shrieking sisterhood;" when a prominent politician says "to argue against woman suffrage is to repudiate the Declaration of Independence," yet he hopes it may never come, the question flies entirely outside the domain of reason, and retreats within the realm of sex-prejudice, where neither logic nor common sense can dislodge it....

当一个大教堂主持暴躁地宣布说，妇女的要求不再那麼有节制时，男人可能重操旧业，溺死女婴。当一个名声赫赫的参议员宣布说，没有人能为妇女的选举权找到理由时，当他以个人的地位和影响来反对时，当一个著名女作家将女权运动的代言人说成&尖声呼叫的女性&时，当一个政治头面人物说，&反对妇女选举权就是否定独立宣言&，而他自己却希望妇女得不到选举权时，问题已经完全超越理智范围，而回到性偏见的领域，逻辑与常识都无法打开的领域

When a great church official exclaims petulantly, that if women are no more modest in their demands men may be obliged to take to drowning female infants again; when a renowned United States Senator declares no human being can find an answer to the arguments for woman suffrage, but with all the force of his position and influence he will oppose it; when a popular woman novelist speaks of the advocates of the movement as the "shrieking sisterhood;" when a prominent politician says "to argue against woman suffrage is to repudiate the Declaration of Independence," yet he hopes it may never come, the question flies entirely outside the domain of reason, and retreats within the realm of sex-prejudice, where neither logic nor common sense can dislodge it....

当一个大教堂主持暴躁地宣布说，妇女的要求不再那么有节制时，男人可能重操旧业，溺死女婴。当一个名声赫赫的参议员宣布说，没有人能为妇女的选举权找到理由时，当他以个人的地位和影响来反对时，当一个著名女作家将女权运动的代言人说成&尖声呼叫的女性&时，当一个政治头面人物说，&反对妇女选举权就是否定独立宣言&，而他自己却希望妇女得不到选举权时，问题已经完全超越理智范围，而回到性偏见的领域，逻辑与常识都无法打开的领域

It was right then I started thinking about Tomas Jefferson , the Declaration of Independence

那一刻，我想起了托马斯。杰斐逊，想起了独立宣言

In my speeches I confined myself closely to those three positions which he had taken, controverting his proposition that this Union could not exist as our fathers made it, divided into free and slave States, controverting his proposition of a crusade against the Supreme Court because of the Dred Scott decision, and controverting his proposition that the Declaration of Independence included and meant the negroes as well as the white men, when it declared all men to be created equal....

在我的演说中，我将论题紧扣他采取的三个立场，反驳他关於这个国家不能照我们祖先原来的安排分为一半自由州一半蓄奴州的方式存在下去的观点；反驳他由於德莱德斯科特裁决而对最高法院的讨伐；反驳他所说的《独立宣言》关於人人生来平等的提法包括并也适用於黑人而不单单是白人的观点。

In my speeches I confined myself closely to those three positions which he had taken, controverting his proposition that this Union could not exist as our fathers made it, divided into free and slave States, controverting his proposition of a crusade against the Supreme Court because of the Dred Scott decision, and controverting his proposition that the Declaration of Independence included and meant the negroes as well as the white men, when it declared all men to be created equal....

在我的演说中，我将论题紧扣他采取的三个立场，反驳他关于这个国家不能照我们祖先原来的安排分爲一半自由州一半蓄奴州的方式存在下去的观点；反驳他由于德莱德。

In my speeches I confined myself closely to those three positions which he had taken, controverting his proposition that this Union could not exist as our fathers made it, divided into free and slave States, controverting his proposition of a crusade against the Supreme Court because of the Dred Scott decision, and controverting his proposition that the Declaration of Independence included and meant the negroes as well as the white men, when it declared all men to be created equal....

在我的演说中，我将论题紧扣他采取的三个立场，反驳他关于这个国家不能照我们祖先原来的安排分为一半自由州一半蓄奴州的方式存在下去的观点；反驳他由于德莱德。

In my speeches I confined myself closely to those three positions which he had taken, controverting his proposition that this Union could not exist as our fathers made it, divided into free and slave States, controverting his proposition of a crusade against the Supreme Court because of the Dred Scott decision, and controverting his proposition that the Declaration of Independence included and meant the negroes as well as the white men, when it declared all men to be created equal....

在我的演说中，我将论题紧扣他采取的三个立场，反驳他关於这个国家不能照我们祖先原来的安排分爲一半自由州一半蓄奴州的方式存在下去的观点；反驳他由於德莱德E斯科特裁决而对最高法院的讨伐；反驳他所说的《独立宣言》关於人人生来平等的提法包括并也适用於黑人而不单单是白人的观点。

In my speeches I confined myself closely to those three positions which he had taken, controverting his proposition that this Union could not exist as our fathers made it, divided into free and slave States, controverting his proposition of a crusade against the Supreme Court because of the Dred Scott decision, and controverting his proposition that the Declaration of Independence included and meant the negroes as well as the white men, when it declared all men to be created equal....

斯科特裁决而对最高法院的讨伐；反驳他所说的《独立宣言》关于人人生来平等的提法包括并也适用于黑人而不单单是白人的观点

A veritable Zelig of early American history, Elbridge Gerry signed the Declaration of Independence, hobnobbed with the likes of John Adams and John Hancock and served as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention (where he refused to sign the Constitution because he did not like the way it was written).

是美国早期历史上一位货真价实的泽里格[1]式人物。埃尔布里奇·杰利是《独立宣言》的签字人之一；与约翰·亚当斯和约翰·汉考克一类的人物过从甚密；曾出任制宪会议的代表（他拒绝在宪法上签字，因为不喜欢其起草方式。

Yet, Edith says, there was always money in the bank.

但是Edith说，她的银行户口里面总是有钱。

We have created a series of files that resolve this problem--one for each day of the 40 days of purpose.

我们制作一系列的档案去解决这问题---一个为标竿40天中的每一天。