时间:2019-01-22 作者:英语课 分类:英语时差8,16


英语课

 Liu Lei: This is my all-time favourite. William: I’ve got a question for you, Liulei. Is there anything you can say in general, when you’re talking about comparing English poems, like this sonnet 2, and Chinese poems from that same era 1, that same time, 16-17th century? Broadly, what are the differences? Liulei: Differences. In Chinese poems are mostly images in the poems, trees, flowers, birds and snow and everything. All these things, when they are combined together, they can create an environment. This will reflect the mind-set of the poet and by reading it I believe the readers will feel it. The English poems, English poems in most cases, they are very completed sentences - shall I compare thee to a summer’s day - this is English poems. OK, so the subject and the verbs and everything, is a sentence. The English poems, English poems in most cases, they are very completed sentences - shall I compare thee to a summer’s day - this is English poems. OK, so the subject and the verbs and everything, is a sentence. William: I thought it was quite interesting what you were saying about Chinese poetry being about images, because this sonnet is very much an idea isn’t it. It’s quite, what we would say, cerebral 3. So it’s quite, there’s a lot of ideas and a lot of thoughts, it’s quite intellectualised. It seems to me sometimes that Shakespeare really tries to get across a complex, almost a philosophical 4 idea, rather than painting a picture. This sonnet is very much an idea isn’t it. It’s quite, what we would say, cerebral. So it’s quite, there’s a lot of ideas and a lot of thoughts, it’s quite intellectualised. It seems to me sometimes that Shakespeare really tries to get across a complex, almost a philosophical idea, rather than painting a picture. Liulei: Yes, I know. So one reason William Shakespeare can transcend 5 all times and countries, is that his themes are very universal. There’s love, hate, everything, so, emotions. So, yes, Chinese poems will not do that directly. Liulei: One reason William Shakespeare can transcend all times and countries, is that his themes are very universal.



n.时代,年代,纪元,阶段
  • We are living in the information era.我们生活在信息时代。
  • We are living in a great historic era.我们正处在一个伟大的历史时代。
n.十四行诗
  • The composer set a sonnet to music.作曲家为一首十四行诗谱了曲。
  • He wrote a sonnet to his beloved.他写了一首十四行诗,献给他心爱的人。
adj.脑的,大脑的;有智力的,理智型的
  • Your left cerebral hemisphere controls the right-hand side of your body.你的左半脑控制身体的右半身。
  • He is a precise,methodical,cerebral man who carefully chooses his words.他是一个一丝不苟、有条理和理智的人,措辞谨慎。
adj.哲学家的,哲学上的,达观的
  • The teacher couldn't answer the philosophical problem.老师不能解答这个哲学问题。
  • She is very philosophical about her bad luck.她对自己的不幸看得很开。
vt.超出,超越(理性等)的范围
  • We can't transcend the limitations of the ego.我们无法超越自我的局限性。
  • Everyone knows that the speed of airplanes transcend that of ships.人人都知道飞机的速度快于轮船的速度。
学英语单词
Aleyak
Alkoven
allocation performances
Amarti
analog oscilloscope
Azy
bactedology
bergliot
bookaholics
Borsodnadasd
burrowing share
candacia ethiopica
Cerasi
chain cable shackle
chondromalacia patellae
clapt
cobaltous hydroxycarbonate
colice cat
converging meniscus lens
counterfeit-card
cut you loose
cytologic examination
deericide
dendroclimatography
double feed inlet
espoir
family Oxalidaceae
fan type beater
fine-tip
five-seven
forevermore
forgemaster
friezeless
full-load saturation curve
gobbinsite
gype
haplometrotic colony
heat loss center
hurricane analog technique
hydrogen peroxide conditioning
inferior segmental artery
inverted metallurgic microscope
Jungian psychology
kalmius r.
kerlan
linear recurrence system
Loctudy
main haulageway
melville weston fullers
meridianas
mountebanked
multichannel stereo
neurorrhaphy
neutrino horns
ninhydrin reagent
nobbily
non-self-supporting tank
non-spherical surface
nonlinear geostatistics
O. A.
orangeroot
passiflora raedulis
pearlsteins
plane-parallel plate
protoxins
psychophysiological disorder
qeh
quasi-injective hull of module
quinine carbacrylic resin
radial-axial flow turbine
Radio range finding.
radio wave
recuring
reignition of arc
retractatively
rhinoscopy
Rǎducǎneni
Saxifraga glabricaulis
screenwall
seasonal cointegration
shrivalties
single guide crosshead
single seater aeroplane
slip-slop
Snip fly bands
spalacolestine
spoiled water
spotss
stack retention discipline
submarine erosion
supraglottic
Thibetans
tidal resonance
trypherus sauteri
two-bar tricot stitch
unbarred
uniparous hranching
weyser
white bass
Will you do me a favor
XDIS.
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