短句子网1.《名利场》（英文版）有哪些名句
1、it is true that human nature is so, both credulous and doubting, that it is weak and stubborn, and that he can not make up his mind and do things for others. 2、life in the world, some of the fragments at that time looked at the indifference, but in fact, it was involved in the overall situation. 3、if a person is abandoned, most of them are not good. 4、alas, all the profits, all is vanity! Who are really happy inside of us? Who is happy? Even if it was a wish at that time, is it not satisfactory after that? Come on, children pick up from the stage, hide the puppet, let's play is played out. 5、if a person does not put anyone in the heart, of course, he can not expect to have a true friend. 6、If I have 5000 pounds, I am a good woman, too. 7、many rich people had in mind have no conscience this thing, in their view, but be beneath the human character of conscience. 8、I think of those interested in fame, friendship and how long, how perfect, have to admire them.9、if you are a small abacus when all of the people who, the world's population must be greatly reduced. 10、a woman to look down on other women is a very proud thing! 11、alas, all the profits, all is vanity! Who are really happy inside of us? Who is to have as is wished? Even if it was a wish at that time, is it not satisfactory after that? 12、there was always some time when it was insignificant, but in fact it was in the big picture. 13、I want the story to end at the end of that everyone is dissatisfied, not happy。
We should feel about our own stories and all the stories. 14、China men have two kinds of bad habits, one is working, they usually tell you that money, this is us.There is a love come from them, with your love, which we call the father. 15、the life sorrow, you are advised dandyism today, the butcher said, see the Buddha flowers. When love comes, Lu Chiwen felt that love had gone. It's better to say love than to do it.。
2.有人知道名利场中的经典名句的英文原句吗
All Life , there are always some fragments looked at it does not matter, but in fact it affects the overall situation.
人生一世，总有些片断当时看着无关紧要，而事实上却牵动了大局。
Human nature is so true, both credulous and love of doubt, that it is weak and very stubborn, their own undecided, but for others to do things very decision.
人性的确如此，既轻信又爱怀疑，说它软弱它又很顽固，自己打不定主意，为别人做事却又很有决断。
3.名利场电影英文经典台词
蓓基：报复也许是不对的，但这也是人的天性使然。
赛特笠：我是你的俘虏。
蓓基：只要你要求，我就会释放你。
赛特笠：但是。我干嘛想要被释放呢？
蓓基：只有两种男人能进我的卧室，我丈夫和医生。
男人需要战争就像土地需要翻耕。
母亲的爱比宫殿的学校更有价值。
生命中最珍贵的是爱与被爱。
达林顿：明智的判断比勇敢更重要。
蓓基：我只是深陷爱河的女人，不是吗？
罗登：如果你醒来得知我已死去，你一定要深信，至少你是一个被真爱过的女人。
罗登：你是在玩火，蓓基。
蓓基：亲爱的，理智一点。
罗登：你可以勾引你想要的来生活得更好，但我们不是这种人，永远不会是。
蓓基：当然我们是的，你的血管里流淌着英格兰最高贵的血，如果你想要利用的话。你知道，斯丹恩勋爵打算下周宴请国防大臣，他许诺会推荐你，牌就在你手上，非得让我教你怎么打吗？
罗登：你现在是在教我这场投机的游戏？
蓓基：我只希望让你想想会赢得什么？
罗登：哦，我知道我们需要赢得什么，可我只是担心我们所会失去的，你这事在与虎谋皮。
蓓基：我不怕。
罗登：睁大你的眼睛。
人生于上层社会的首要好处便是他可以早早地看到这是怎么样的一场庸俗的木偶戏。
乔治：我知道你心中装着谁，你能够忠心的抱着回忆不放，把幻想当作无价之宝，可是对于我的深情却无动于衷，不能拿相称的感情来报答我。
4.有人知道名利场中的经典名句的英文原句吗
All Life , there are always some fragments looked at it does not matter, but in fact it affects the overall situation.人生一世，总有些片断当时看着无关紧要，而事实上却牵动了大局。
Human nature is so true, both credulous and love of doubt, that it is weak and very stubborn, their own undecided, but for others to do things very decision.人性的确如此，既轻信又爱怀疑，说它软弱它又很顽固，自己打不定主意，为别人做事却又很有决断。
5.求vanity fair名利场的英文简介~
（以下内容转载他处，楼主请参考以下链接） Book Summary Amelia Sedley, of good family, and Rebecca Sharp, an orphan, leave Miss Pinkerton's academy on Chiswick Mall to live out their lives in Vanity Fair — the world of social climbing and search for wealth. Amelia does not esteem the values of Vanity Fair; Rebecca cares for nothing else.Rebecca first attempts to enter the sacred domain of Vanity Fair by inducing Joseph Sedley, Amelia's brother, to marry her. George Osborne, however, foils this plan; he intends to marry Amelia and does not want a governess for a sister-in-law. Rebecca takes a position as governess at Queen's Crawley, and marries Rawdon Crawley, second son of Sir Pitt Crawley. Because of his marriage, Rawdon's rich aunt disinherits him.First introduced as a friend of George Osborne, William Dobbin becomes the instrument for getting George to marry Amelia, after George's father has forbidden the marriage on account of the Sedley's loss of fortune. Because of George's marriage, old Osborne disinherits him. Both young couples endeavor to live without sufficient funds. George dies at Waterloo. Amelia would have starved but for William Dobbin's anonymous contribution to her welfare. Joseph goes back to his post in India, claiming such valor at Waterloo that he earns the nickname "Waterloo Sedley." Actually he fled at the sound of the cannon. Both Rebecca and Amelia give birth to sons.Rebecca claims she will make Rawdon's fortune, but actually she hides much of her loot, obtained from admiring gentlemen. When she becomes the favorite of the great Lord Steyne, she accumulates both money and diamonds. In the meantime innocent Rawdon draws closer to Lady Jane, wife of Rawdon's older brother, Pitt, who has inherited from the rich aunt.When Rawdon discovers Rebecca in her treachery, he is convinced that money means more to her than he or the son whom she has always hated. He refuses to see her again and takes a post in Coventry Island, where he dies of yellow fever.Because her parents are starving and she can neither provide for them nor give little Georgy what she thinks he needs, Amelia gives up her son to his grandfather Osborne. William Dobbin comes back from the service, reconciles old Osborne to Amelia, whereat Osborne makes a will leaving Georgy half of his fortune and providing for Amelia.Rebecca, having lost the respectability of a husband, wanders in Europe for a couple of years and finally meets Joseph, Georgy, Amelia, and William on the Continent. Rebecca sets about to finish what she started to do at the first of the book — that is, to ensnare Joseph. She does not marry him, but she takes all his money and he dies in terror of her, the implication being that she has, at least, hastened his death.At the end of the book Rebecca has the money necessary to live in Vanity Fair; she appears to be respectable. William has won Amelia. Rebecca has been the one who jolted Amelia into recognition that George, her first love, wasn't worthy.Little Rawdon, upon the death of his uncle Pitt and his cousin Pitt, becomes the heir of Queen's Crawley. Little George, through the kindness of Dobbin, has lost his distorted values obtained in Vanity Fair. The reader feels that these young persons of the third generation will be better people than their predecessors in Vanity Fair.。
6.名利场电影英文经典台词
蓓基：报复也许是不对的，但这也是人的天性使然。
赛特笠：我是你的俘虏。蓓基：只要你要求，我就会释放你。
赛特笠：但是。我干嘛想要被释放呢？蓓基：只有两种男人能进我的卧室，我丈夫和医生。
男人需要战争就像土地需要翻耕。母亲的爱比宫殿的学校更有价值。
生命中最珍贵的是爱与被爱。达林顿：明智的判断比勇敢更重要。
蓓基：我只是深陷爱河的女人，不是吗？罗登：如果你醒来得知我已死去，你一定要深信，至少你是一个被真爱过的女人。罗登：你是在玩火，蓓基。
蓓基：亲爱的，理智一点。罗登：你可以勾引你想要的来生活得更好，但我们不是这种人，永远不会是。
蓓基：当然我们是的，你的血管里流淌着英格兰最高贵的血，如果你想要利用的话。你知道，斯丹恩勋爵打算下周宴请国防大臣，他许诺会推荐你，牌就在你手上，非得让我教你怎么打吗？罗登：你现在是在教我这场投机的游戏？蓓基：我只希望让你想想会赢得什么？罗登：哦，我知道我们需要赢得什么，可我只是担心我们所会失去的，你这事在与虎谋皮。
蓓基：我不怕。罗登：睁大你的眼睛。
人生于上层社会的首要好处便是他可以早早地看到这是怎么样的一场庸俗的木偶戏。乔治：我知道你心中装着谁，你能够忠心的抱着回忆不放，把幻想当作无价之宝，可是对于我的深情却无动于衷，不能拿相称的感情来报答我。
7.萨克雷的小说《名利场》
是英国十九世纪小说家萨克雷的成名作品，也是他生平著作里最经得起时间考验的杰作。是英国较著名的讽刺性批判现实主义小说。故事取材于很热闹的英国十九世纪中上层社会。当时国家强盛，工商业发达，由榨压殖民地或剥削劳工而发财的富商大贾正主宰着这个社会，英法两国争权的战争也在这时响起了炮声。中上层社会各式各等人物，都忙着争权夺位，争名求利，所谓“天下攘攘，皆为利往，天下熙熙，皆为利来”，名利、权势、利禄，原是相连相通的。 然而在浮华的背后，回归自然生活的军官，所表现出来的真实情感，让读者看到戴着虚伪面具的伪装面孔背后还有如此真挚的情感，超越虚华而朴实的情感。一切的资源都成为其实现如此最终目标的工具，姿色，才智，亲情，友情……而当一切的资源都被其利用透彻之后，回头过来，才知道所谓的名利不过是刹那烟花。名与利，固然可求，但那并不是生活的全部，人如果过分追求名利，名利就会成为心头最大的诱惑，人也因此变得贪婪、虚伪，失去了自我，失去了一颗纯洁的心。而当她在经历这一切之后，一颗永恒炽热的心依然在等候着她，她终于重新体认到了善良、宽容、谦和、淳朴、友爱、和平与宁静，寻找到了身体和心的归宿，让时光从的的身外从自己的心内慢慢地流逝如水，从中领略生命的全部意义。
8.萨克雷的英文简介
The saxophone (also referred to as the sax) is a conical-bore transposing musical instrument that is a member of the woodwind family. Saxophones are usually made of brass and played with a single-reed mouthpiece similar to that of the clarinet. The saxophone was invented by the Belgian clarinetist Adolphe Sax in 1846. He wanted to create an instrument that would both be the most powerful and vocal of the woodwinds and the most adaptive of the brass, which would fill the then vacant middle ground between the two sections. He patented the sax on June 28, 1846 in two groups of seven instruments each. Each series consisted of instruments of various sizes in alternating transposition. The series pitched in B♭ and E♭， designed for military bands, has proved extremely popular and most saxophones encountered today are from this series. A few saxophones remain from the less popular orchestral series pitched in C and F. These instruments never gained a foothold in the orchestral world. Although the C-melody was quite popular in the late 1920s and early 30s as a parlor instrument, it never gained a legitimate standing. Instruments keyed in F are rare.While proving very popular in military band music, the saxophone is most commonly associated with popular music, big band music, blues, early rock and roll, ska and particularly jazz. There is also a substantial repertoire of concert music in the classical idiom for the members of the saxophone family. Saxophone players are called saxophonists.The saxophone was developed in 1846 by Adolphe Sax, a Belgian-born instrument-maker, flautist, and clarinetist working in Paris. While still working at his father's instrument shop in Brussels, Sax began developing an instrument which had the projection of a brass instrument with the agility of a woodwind. Another priority was to invent an instrument which would overblow at the octave, unlike the clarinet, which rises in pitch by a twelfth when overblown; an instrument which overblew at the octave would have identical fingering for both registers.。
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