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Huckleberry Finn ˌhʌklbəriˈfɪn 高短语⁶⁹⁶⁴⁰
基本英英例句
哈克
Noun:
a mischievous boy in a novel by Mark Twain Adventures of Huckleberry Finn has been controversial since it was first published in1884.
《哈克费利贝恩历险记》从1884年出版以来，就一直引起争议。 www.voanews.com.cn
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is viewed as the origin of American literature, which also helps Mark Twain to have established his fame as second Lincoln in the history of American literature.
《哈克贝利。费恩历险记》奠定了马克。吐温在美国文学史上的“林肯”地位，也成为现代美国文学的起源。 cnki
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is the most important works of Mark Twain, the prominent realist writer in American and world literature.
《哈克贝利。费恩历险记》是十九世纪美国现实主义作家马克。吐温的代表作。 cnki
And the word, which appears219 times in Huckleberry Finn, has made the book too offensive for some readers.
而这个字眼在小说中出现了219次，使这本书引起一些读者的反感。 www.voanews.com.cn
Even so, Shelton says Huckleberry Finn needs to be taught as it was originally written, and that modern- day students are smart enough to deal with it, even if they are offended by its language.
但即使如此，《哈克费利贝恩历险记》这小说还是应该维持原貌。谢尔顿谈到，今天的学生尽管不喜欢小说中的语言，但他们有足够的智慧对应对它。 www.voanews.com.cn
Mark Twain changed the rules of American fiction when, in Huckleberry Finn, he let a redneck kid tell his story in his own dialect.
在《费恩历险记》中，马克吐温改变了美国小说界的规则，他让一个红脖子乡下人用自己的方式讲述自己的故事。 yeeyan
Now my own first instinct when people single out Huckleberry Finn for blame is to wince away, because it's an extraordinary novel.
现在一听到人们责难《哈克贝利·费恩》,我就会皱眉，因为它是一部出色的小说。163 |