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William Faulkner ˌwɪljəmˈfɔːknər 短语³⁰³²⁵
基本英英例句
威廉·福克纳
Noun:
United States novelist originally Falkner who wrote about people in the southern United States 1897-1962 Saul Bellow is regarded as another master after Ernest Hemingway and William Faulkner in American literature.
索尔·贝娄被认为是继海明威和福克纳之后的又一位美国文学大师。 iciba
That William Faulkner borrows and adapts and revives those mythical prototypes in his novels not only deepens the theme but forms one of his unique artistic styles.
福克纳在其小说中大量借用、改写、再现神话原型和宗教典故，不仅深化了其作品的主题，而且形成其独特的艺术风格。 cnki
This is what William Faulkner wrote to Wright upon reading Black Boy.
读完《黑孩子》之后给莱特写的。163
I held up the book and told him it was the greatest novel written in any language since William Faulkner died.
我举起书告诉他，这是自福克纳去世后以各种语言出版的最伟大的小说。 yeeyan
I still vividly remember spending one cold winter day after the election sitting on the porch with a blanket wrapped around me reading William Faulkner’s The Sound and the Fury.
我直到现在还清楚地记得，在选举后的那个寒冷的冬日，我身上裹着一条毯子，坐在门廊阅读福克纳的《喧哗与骚动》。 yeeyan
Rose for Emily is the first published short story of William Faulkner and is one of the most popular stories among readers.
《献给爱米丽的一朵玫瑰花》是福克纳发表的第一篇短篇小说，也是他最广为流传、最深受人们喜爱的一个短篇。 cnki |