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| 释义 | 〔Caravaggio〕Italian painter of the baroque whose influential works, such asDeposition of Christ (1604), are marked by intense realism and revolutionary use of light. 卡拉瓦乔，米开朗琪罗·梅莉斯·达：(1573-1610) 意大利巴洛克画家，其有影响力的作品，如《耶稣下十字架》 （1604年），富于强烈的写实主义，并创新地运用了光线 〔weepie〕A work, especially a film or play, that is excessively sentimental.富于伤感色彩的作品，尤指电影或戏剧〔pulverulent〕-ulentus [abounding in] -ulentus [富于…的] 〔feeling〕Easily moved emotionally; sympathetic:易动感情的；富于同情心的：〔Rossetti〕British poet and painter. A founder (1848) of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, he is known for his portraits and his vividly detailed, mystic poems, including "The Blessed Damozel" (1850). His sisterChristina Georgina Rossetti (1830-1894) wrote lyrical religious works and ballads, such as "Up-Hill" (1861). 罗塞蒂，但丁·加布里埃尔：(1828-1882) 英国诗人和画家，是先拉斐尔兄弟会的创建人之一(1848年），以其肖像画及“神女”(1850年）等细节生动和神秘的诗篇而出名。他的妹妹克里斯蒂娜·乔治娜·罗塞蒂 (1830-1894年）写了许多如"Up-Hill"(1861年）等富于宗教感的抒情诗和民谣 〔unadventurous〕Not inclined to undertake new, risky enterprises.不富于冒险精神的：不从事新的冒险性事业的〔techno〕Any of various styles of dance music characterized by electronic sounds and a high-energy, rhythmic beat.电子技术音乐，电子舞曲：各种以电子声音、充满活力并富于节奏感为特征的舞曲〔flow〕To abound or teem:充满：富于或聚集于：〔exuberant〕from Latin exūberāns exūberant- [present participle of] exūberāre [to exuberate] * see exuberate 源自 拉丁语 exūberāns exūberant- exūberāre的现在分词 [富于] * 参见 exuberate〔Herrick〕English lyric poet whose sensuous, simple works, such as "Delight in Disorder" (1648), are marked by his affinity for Latin verse and the influence of Ben Jonson. He is considered the greatest Cavalier poet.赫里克，罗伯特：(1591-1674) 英国抒情诗诗人，他的作品富于感性而简单，如“西方乐土”(1648年），体现了其作品与拉丁韵文的雷同及受本·琼森的影响。他被认为是英国骑士派诗人中最伟大的诗人〔Borges〕Argentinian writer particularly known for his short stories, which have a metaphysical, fantastic quality.博格斯，若热·路易斯：(1899-1986) 阿根廷作家，以其深奥和富于想象力的短篇小说而尤为著名〔ballet〕A classical dance form characterized by grace and precision of movement and elaborate formal technique, often but not always performed on point by the women dancers.芭蕾舞：一种古典舞蹈形式，其特点为动作典雅、精确和富于精心设计的外型技巧，通常但并非总是由女演员用脚尖进行舞蹈〔feeling〕"The mystic reverence, the religious allegiance, which are essential to a true monarchy, are imaginative sentiments that no legislature can manufacture in any people" (Walter Bagehot).See also Synonyms at opinion “不可思议的崇敬和宗教般的忠诚对真正的君主政体都是至关重要的，都是富于想象力的情操，没有立法机关可以使任何一个人产生此种情感” （瓦尔特·白哲特） 参见同义词 opinion〔binge〕"The story is like a fever dream that a disturbed and imaginative city-dweller might have after binging on comics"(Lloyd Rose)“这故事象是一群失去控制的、富于想象力的城市居民在放纵嘻闹之后做的狂热之梦”(劳埃德·罗斯)〔Bosch〕Dutch painter whose largely religious works are characterized by grotesque, fantastic creatures mingling with human figures.波许，希罗尼莫斯：(1450?-1516) 荷兰画家，其大量的宗教作品以揉入造型怪诞而富于想象力的怪物而独树一帜〔flowery〕Abounding in or covered with flowers.多花的：富于花朵或盖满花朵的〔Promethean〕One who is boldy creative or defiantly original in behavior or actions.普罗米修斯般的人：在行为举止或行动上勇于创造或富于反抗及创新的人〔chagrin〕The ultimate etymology of the wordchagrin, which comes directly to us from French, is considered uncertain by many etymologists. At one timechagrin was thought to be the same word as shagreen, "a leather or skin with a rough surface,” derived from French chagrin. The reasoning wasthat in French the word for this rough material, which was used to smooth and polish things,was extended to the notion of troubles that fret and annoy a person.It was later decided, however,that the sense "rough leather" and the sense "sorrow" each belonged to a different French wordchagrin. Other etymologists have offered an alternative explanation,suggesting that the French wordchagrin, "sorrow,” is a loan translation of the German word Katzenjammer, "a morning-after-the-night-before feeling.” A loan translation is a type of borrowing from another languagein which the elements of a foreign word,as inKatzen, "cats,” and Jammer, "distress, seediness,” are assumed to be translated literally by corresponding elements in another language,in this case,chat, "cat,” and grigner, "to grimace.” The actual etymology is less colorful,with the word probably going back to a Germanic word,.gramī, meaning "sorrow, trouble.”Chagrin is first recorded in English in 1656 in the now obsolete sense "anxiety, melancholy.”我们从法语直接借用的词chagrin 的最终词源被许多词源学家认为是不能确定的。 Charin 曾经被认为和由法语词 chagrin 派生出来的 shagreen “有粗糙表面的皮革或皮肤”是同一个词。 理由是，这种粗糙材料是用来打磨和抛光物品用的，法语里的这个词被引申到有了使人懊恼和烦恼的意思。但后来才确定，“粗糙的皮革”的含义和“沮丧”的含义分属于一个不同的法语词chagrin 。 别的词源学家提出了另外一种解释，说法语词chagrin “沮丧”是借译于日耳曼语词 Katzenjammer “醉后的难受感”。 借译是借用另一种语言，即外语词的成分，如Katzen “猫”，和 Jammer “沮丧，不舒服”， 并照那种语言的对应成分直译过来，在这种情况下为chat “猫”和 grigner “做怪相”。 实际的语源没有这么富于趣味，这个词极可能要追溯到日耳曼语词grami ， 意思为“愁苦，麻烦”。Chagrin 第一次出现在英语里有记载的时间是在1656年， 当时的含义“焦虑，忧郁”现已过时不用〔understanding〕Compassionate; sympathetic.富于同情心的；同情的〔militant〕Having a combative character; aggressive, especially in the service of a cause:好战的，富于战斗性的：具有好战特征的；富于侵略性的，尤其在某种事业中：〔woody〕Abounding in trees; wooded.富于或长满树的；树林茂密的〔Marxist〕One that believes in or follows the ideas of Marx and Engels, especially a militant Communist.马克思主义者：马克思和恩格斯主义信仰者或追随者，尤指富于战斗精神的共产党员〔farinaceous〕Made from, rich in, or consisting of starch.由淀粉制成，富于或含有淀粉的〔dutiful〕Expressing or filled with a sense of obligation.责任感强的：表现出或富于责任感的〔Kahn〕Estonian-born American architect whose bold, monumental designs include the Yale University Art Gallery (1954).卡恩，路易斯·伊莎多尔：(1901-1974) 爱沙尼亚裔美国建筑师，他的富于想象力的、不朽的设计，包括耶鲁大学的艺术馆（1954年）〔sanguinolent〕-olentus [abounding in] -olentus [富于…的] 〔mixture〕an amalgam of charming agreeability and indefatigable humor. 极为令人愉快而又富于幽默的混合 〔green〕Abounding in or covered with green growth or foliage:青翠的，翠绿的：富于或被绿色植物或树叶覆盖的：〔Berryman〕American poet whose dramatic, personal, and complex works includeHomage to Mistress Bradstreet (1956) and the collection 77 Dream Songs (1964). 贝里曼，约翰：(1914-1972) 美国诗人，其富于戏剧性、个性和复杂性的作品有《向布雷兹特里特夫人致敬》 （1956年）和诗集 《77首梦幻歌》 （1964年） 〔Caldwell〕American conductor and opera producer noted for her ingenious stagings of classical and modern works.考德威尔，撒拉：(生于 1928) 美国导演和剧本创作人，以其富于创造性的古典和现代舞台艺术而闻名 |
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