1、butchers

butchers發(fā)音

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butchers中文意思翻譯

常見(jiàn)釋義：

n.屠宰者（butcher的復數形式）

butchers雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、Mr Cassidy starts in 1776 with Adam Smith and his butchers, brewers and bakers, who supplied their wares as if guided by an unseen hand.───最初是1776年，亞當。斯密認為屠夫、釀酒師、面包師似乎被一只無(wú)形的手指引來(lái)供應產(chǎn)品。

2、Russian soldiers were trampling up and down on the corpses, dragging their latest victims into position like butchers in an abattoir.───俄國士兵踩在尸體上像屠宰場(chǎng)的屠夫一樣把剛剛遇害的人拖到坑里。

3、Not a great many butchers do this," he says.───并不是很多屠夫都這樣做”他說(shuō)。

4、Shop at butchers, delis and fish-sellers regularly, even for small things, and be super friendly.───即使是買(mǎi)一些小東西，也要經(jīng)常去肉店、熟食店和賣(mài)魚(yú)的店，同時(shí)還要保持非常友善。

5、and the citizens who owned cats were either grocers or butchers, trying to reduce the rodent population in their premises.───而城市里那些養貓的人，不是蔬果商就是肉鋪老板，為的是減少他們地界里老鼠的數量。

6、Clinton said he would not "coddle the butchers of Beijing" but negotiated China's entry into the W. T. O.───克林頓說(shuō)他不會(huì )“放縱北京的屠夫”，但卻與中國談判加入世貿。

7、I know I said we would have beef for dinner but I changed my mind at the butchers because lamb was on special offer.───我知道我說(shuō)過(guò)今天晚餐我們吃牛肉，不過(guò)在肉店里時(shí)我改變了主意，因為臨時(shí)減價(jià)出售羔羊肉。

8、A great and terrible hatred rose up in him for the butchers who had refused him credit.───他恨透了不肯賒賬給他的肉店老板。

9、Policemen and prostitutes, bankers and butchers are all lumped together in the service sector.───警察和妓女、銀行家和屠夫都被扯到一起，歸入服務(wù)業(yè)。

butchers相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、butcheries───n.殘殺，屠宰；屠宰場(chǎng)；肉鋪

2、butcher───n.屠夫；肉店；劊子手；（火車(chē)或劇院的）小販；v.屠殺（人）；屠宰（動(dòng)物）；弄砸；n.(Butcher)（美、愛(ài)、英）布徹（人名）

3、putchers───惡棍

4、butcherers───屠夫

5、butcher's───n.肉店

6、butches───adj.（女子外表、舉止、穿著(zhù)）男性化的，男人腔的；（男子）高大的；n.充當男性角色的女同性戀者；粗魯的男人或男孩

7、gutchers───膽小鬼

8、batchers───n.計量器；混凝土材料計量器

9、butchery───n.殘殺，屠宰；屠宰場(chǎng)；肉鋪

2、《詩(shī)篇》第二篇講了什么內涵

I celebrate myself,and sing myself,我贊美我自己，歌頌我自己，

And what I assume you shall assume,我所承擔的一切,你也必須承擔，

For every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you.因為屬于我的每一個(gè)原子,也同樣屬于你。 

I loafe and invite my soul,我閑游,并邀我的靈魂同往，

My tongue,every atom of my blood,form'd from this soil,this air,我的舌頭，我血液中的每個(gè)原子，都由這泥土、這空氣所形成

Born here of parents born here from parents the same,and their parents the same,我生于這里，我的父母生于這里，他們的父母也生于這里，

I,now thirty-seven years old in perfect health begin,我如今三十七歲，在健康良好的狀況下出發(fā)，

Hoping to cease not till death.愿至死方休。

I lean and loafe at my ease observing a spear of summer grass.我悠閑地俯視一片夏天的草葉。

Creeds and schools in abeyance,教條和學(xué)派先放一旁，

Retiring back a while sufficed at what they are,but never forgotten,讓他們暫且后退，滿(mǎn)足于現狀，但不被遺忘，

I harbor for good or bad,I permit to speak at every hazard,我心懷善與惡，我要不顧一切地述說(shuō)，

Nature without check with original energy.自然那原始的活力，不受任何的阻擾。

Spirituality and Religion in Whitman's Song of MyselfWhile he takes a great deal of material from Christianity, his conception of religion is much more complicated than the beliefs of one or two faiths mixed together. Whitman seems to draw from the many roots of belief to form his own religion, putting himself as the center.

Whitman brings philosophical significance to the most simple objects and actions, reminding America that every sight, sound, taste, and smell can take on spiritual importance to the fully aware and healthy individual. In the first cantos, he says, "I loafe and invite my soul," creating a dualism between matter and spirit. Throughout the rest of the poem though, he continues this pattern. He constantly uses the images of body and spirit together, bringing us to a better understanding of his true conception of spirituality.

There are many "popular" topics used frequently by authors. Love, religion, and war are some favorites. Two other such topics we typically read about are nature and death. The two can be discussed separately or they can be related to each other. Walt Whitman, a lover of nature, tackled these subjects in "Song of Myself" from Leaves of Grass. "Song of Myself" is a celebration of life and God. Whitman loved everything imaginable about nature. He loved people, animals, and himself. Throughout this extensive poem, Whitman mentions "red" people (Indians), "Negroes", butchers, women, the poor and the rich. He believed that all are good in some way or another and all people are equal.

Walt Whitman’s “Song of Myself” is, on the most basic descriptive level, a really long poem. Whitman is clearly a poet with a lot to say, or at least with a lot of different ways to say it. He meanders from the micro to the macro, from atoms to the whole earth.

這首詩(shī)內容及其豐富，它全面地表現了詩(shī)人對人生哲學(xué)和宗教的觀(guān)點(diǎn)?！白晕摇笔侨?shī)的中心形象?！蹲晕抑琛返谋尘笆钦麄€(gè)美國。全篇歌頌的“自我”既是詩(shī)人又大于詩(shī)人，是具有美國民族特征和民主理想的巨人形象，也是新大陸的開(kāi)拓者的形象。從這首詩(shī)也可以看到以愛(ài)默生為代表的超驗主義學(xué)說(shuō)對詩(shī)人的影響。 

惠特曼《自我之歌》一問(wèn)世,就引起美國文壇廣泛持久的爭論.歷史證明,《自我之歌》并不是所謂神秘主義的啟靈預言詩(shī),而是一首反映美國時(shí)代生活的現實(shí)主義偉大詩(shī)篇.“自我”展示出多重藝術(shù)形象,熱情地歌頌了美國民主和美國人民.民主、民族主題貫穿全詩(shī).詩(shī)歌宏偉的結構、廣闊的歷史畫(huà)面、全景式的美國自然風(fēng)貌,使之成為一首享譽(yù)世界文壇的美國史詩(shī).

自由詩(shī)（Free Verse）：現代詩(shī)中常見(jiàn)的體式，長(cháng)短不同的詩(shī)行存在于同一首詩(shī)中，不講究押韻與格律，只注重詩(shī)歌所表達的意象和傳遞的情感。Walt Whitman的Leaves of Grass中，就采用此格式。

重讀他最有名的《草葉集》等詩(shī)篇，再次為一個(gè)半世紀前的這位美國詩(shī)人創(chuàng )作的激情之澎湃、風(fēng)格之瑰麗、題材之多元、想像之豐富、觀(guān)念之新奇而懾服。記得早年讀《草葉集》時(shí)，便被他那大氣豪爽的浪漫主義情緒和長(cháng)句排比式的詩(shī)歌魅力所吸引，不能不覺(jué)得郭沫若的《女神》等詩(shī)作與之相比難掩矯柔做作之相，惠特曼是名副其實(shí)的行吟詩(shī)人，郭詩(shī)只能算血脈噴張后的收獲。又聯(lián)想到曾經(jīng)紅極一時(shí)風(fēng)靡一時(shí)的蘇俄馬雅柯夫斯基的“階梯詩(shī)”，畢竟是不同世界的產(chǎn)物，馬氏的詩(shī)用現在的語(yǔ)匯來(lái)形容，很像是“紅色嬉皮士”在聲嘶力竭般嚎叫，在惠特曼奔放、自然、通俗而又生動(dòng)的歌唱面前，尤顯得乏力而虛張聲勢。

惠特曼的這種詩(shī)風(fēng)對美國詩(shī)歌的發(fā)展和美國現代主義文學(xué)的形成都有很大的影響。美國現代詩(shī)主要可以分為兩大類(lèi)，一類(lèi)是以艾略特為代表的古典派，這類(lèi)詩(shī)人推崇玄學(xué)詩(shī)歌，認為作家最根本的任務(wù)是與人類(lèi)的過(guò)去建立對話(huà)。另一類(lèi)，也是主要的一類(lèi)，便是以惠特曼為代表的新詩(shī)派。這類(lèi)詩(shī)人旨在激發(fā)人們感到世界是嶄新的，空白的，一切都從未接觸過(guò)，描寫(xiě)過(guò)，需要我們去描寫(xiě)，去創(chuàng )造。這種摒棄一切傳統，勇于開(kāi)拓一個(gè)新世界的精神正是惠特曼早在一百多年前首先倡導的。