英汉词典

1.Music is but the only one which is no language for expressing satiric or mean things.

音乐是唯一不能用及表达卑鄙的或讽刺的事物的语言。

2.This article is to analyze the specific use of such popular fiction formulas as Satiric Adventure, Gothic, City Expose and Women's fictions in some of his serious novels.

从麦尔维尔作品中采用的通俗小说手法入手，尤其是对其在具体作品中采用的讽刺冒险、哥特、城市暴露和言情等通俗小说模式逐一论述。

3.In 1726, he wrote and published his greatest satiric work, Gulliver's Travels.

在1726年，他撰写出版了他最大的讽刺，佛的游记。

4.There is a conspicuous relationship of origin between the formation of such a style and the traditional Chinese allegories and satiric verse, and popular culture of ridicule.

这种文体特征的形成与我国古代的寓言故事、讽谕诗以及民间的笑文化有明显的渊源关系。

5.It wasn't to his contemporaries Melville and Hawthorne, who both took a satiric and suspect view of Emerson's soul-talk.

对于他的同时代人梅尔维尔和霍桑，它不是那么顺理成章，他们都对爱默生的与灵魂对话持讽刺和怀疑的态度。

6.He worked painstakingly on his poems, developed a satiric, concise, smooth, graceful and well-balanced style.

他致力于诗歌创作，展开了挖苦，精练，通畅，优雅，均衡的作风。

7.They researched the satiric art completely in "the Informal History of Intellectuals" on several aspects: the reason, the significance, the principle and the techniques.

他们从运用讽刺手法的原因、目的、原则以及讽刺技法的使用等方面对《儒林外史》的讽刺艺术进行了全面的分析。

8.There is a conspicuous relationship of origin between the formation of such a style and the traditional Chinese allegories and satiric verse, and popular culture of ridicule.

这种文体特征的形成与我国古代的寓言故事、讽谕诗以及民间的笑文化有明显的渊源关系。