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Ae·sop 英ˈiːsəp, -ˌsɒp美ˈisəp, -ˌsɑpAHDēʹsəp, -sŏp' 高
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n.伊索⁵⁰约公元前620－560年;希腊寓言作家⁵⁰
Noun:
Greek author of fables circa 620-560 BCAesop's fables illustrate moral maxims.伊索寓言阐明了道德准则。
This fable was written after the manner ofAesop.这部寓言是仿照《伊索寓言》写成的。
The stories ofAesop's Fables are charming.伊索寓言的故事很吸引人。
Aesopwas the master of the apologue.伊索是寓言大师。
Some ofAesop's Fables are satires.《伊索寓言》中有一些是讽刺作品。
Aesoprs fables illustrate moral maxims.伊索寓言阐明了道德准则。“ Go, ” Aesop answered.
“走，”伊索回答。56y
“ Go, ” Aesop shouted at him.
“走，”伊索朝他喊到。56y
But only to people who have forgotten Aesop and La Fontaine!
这也仅仅局限在那些连伊索寓言，拉封丹寓言也忘记了的人当中！ yeeyan
Consequently we'd much rather hold on to Aesop's fable than we would Kafka's depressing tale.
因此我们更愿意抓住伊索寓言而不是卡夫卡那令人沮丧的故事。 yeeyan
EVERY day the world seems more like Aesop’s “Fables”.
每一天，这个世界都越来越像伊索寓言。 ecocn
He's a standard literary device that you see in fables of this period, and later-- the kind that you find for example in the fables of Aesop.
它只是当时在传说中，不可缺少的角色，你可以在随后的伊索寓言中，找到类似的例子。163
I was recently reading some of Aesop's fables and came across the story of The Lion and The Mouse.
最近我在看《伊索寓言》，看到《狮子和老鼠》的故事。 yeeyan
In many ways Kafka's story is just as true as Aesop's fable, but it is a much less palatable truth.
在许多方面卡夫卡的故事正如伊索寓言一样的正确，但更不用说它是一个美味的真理。 yeeyan
Many great thinkers, like Aesop, lived a long time ago.
在很久以前，有很多象伊索这样的思想家。163.20.92.2
One day when Aesop was taking a walk in the country, a traveller stopped him and said.
一天，当伊索正在乡村里散步时，一个旅行者拦住了他。 bab
People say that a man called Aesop told such stories more than two thousand years ago.
听说二千多年前有一位叫伊索的人讲了这样子的故事。 ebigear
Remember Aesop's fable about the turtle and the rabbit that had a race?
记得再龟兔赛跑这则伊索寓言吗？ ebigear
The saying can be traced to one of Aesop’s Fables.
这成语可以追溯到一篇伊索寓言。 kekenet
The tale has been so ingrained into our consciousness that not everyone realizes it is one of Aesop's fables.
这样的故事已在我们的意识里根深蒂固，不是每个人都意识到这也是伊索寓言之一。 tingclass
There's no better example of this than Aesop's fables.
关于这一点没有比伊索寓言更佳的例子了。 yeeyan
They reacted to this threat by affirming their cultural identities more strongly than those who had read Aesop’s fable, which didn’t challenge their world- view.
他们对这种威胁作出的反应要比那些读伊索寓言更强烈，因为它没有改变他们的世界观。 yeeyan |