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Bou·lan·ger 英buːlɑːŋˈʒeɪ美bulɑŋˈʒeAHDb›-lä’-zhāʹ COCA⁸²⁴¹²BNC¹⁰⁴⁵⁸⁴⁺⁶
基本例句
n.布朗热¹⁰⁰
It was situated inBoulangerLane.开在面包师巷。
She had not time to become as melancholy as she was before. However, for a stranger, RodolpheBoulanger, came to town.但是，她没有来得及像以前有过的那样忧愁，因另一位陌生人鲁道夫·布朗热来到了该镇。
He studied in New York City with the American composer Rubin Goldmark and in Paris with the influential French teacher NadiaBoulanger.13岁开始学习钢琴。1921年在巴黎从法国作曲家N．布朗热等深造。回国后在纽约社会研究新学院任教。
After graduation he spent four years at Juilliard, followed in 1963 by a two-year period in Paris under the tutelage of the legendary NadiaBoulanger.葛拉斯的音乐理论说起来似乎也“极简”：使用尽量少的音符循环重复层迭出丰富的音乐，但真正要弄懂就不容易了。
Boulanger:French military and political leader who after serving in the Franco-Prussian War envisioned himself dictator and was accused of treason. He committed suicide in exile.博兰格尔:乔法国军事和政治领袖,参加普法战争后,企图成为一个独裁者,但被起诉为叛逆,后在流放中自杀。
Delacroix's Arabian cavaliers, with their long white burnouses, their shining belts, their damasked arms, their horses, who tore each other with their teeth while their riders contended fiercely with their maces; aquarelles ofBoulanger, representing N?有德拉克络画的阿拉伯骑侠：身穿白色的长袍，把着闪闪发光的腰带，戴着铁套的纹章，他们的马用牙齿互相嘶咬，骑在马上的人却在用他们的狼子棒凶猛地格斗； |