英语释义

• German theologian who led the Reformation; believed that salvation is granted on the basis of faith rather than deeds (1483-1546)

片语

Luther Seminary路得学校

Luther Rouzic卢瑟·罗兹克

Luther Wainwright温赖特

Luther Condition卢瑟条件

John LutherJohn Luther (1739 - 1786) was a member of the Parliament of Great Britain for Essex from 13 December 1763 to 1784.

martin luther马丁路德（欧洲教育思想家）

Martin Luther马丁路德（欧洲教育思想家）

Luther Head卢瑟·海德

Luther Culjck美国的古利克

Luther CollegeLuther College is the name of several educational institutions:

martin luther king马丁·路德·金（美国黑人运动领袖）

英汉例句

• In Washington, organizers postponed the dedication of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, set for Sunday to coincide with the 48th anniversary of Dr. King’s 「I Have a Dream」 speech.

  在华盛顿，组织者推迟了纪念马汀路德金的活动，原定于周日纪念金博士发表「我有一个梦想」演讲48周年庆与风暴不期而遇。

• By then, much to my delight, Luther and Eliot were raring to go-to climb, explore and inadvertently test the structural soundness of things the way only kids can do.

  这时，我高兴地看到路德和艾略特急切地要去攀登，去探索，以只有孩子才会采用的方式，在无意中检验物体结构的安全性。

• On Monday, I spoke at the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday celebration at the University of the District of Columbia.

  周一，我在哥伦比亚特区大学举行的小马丁·路德·金诞辰纪念仪式上发表讲话。

• You「d be hearing a music mix coming from his room and suddenly Martin Luther King, Jr.」s voice: 「I have been to the top of the mountain...」 you know. Stunning.

  你会听到一阵音乐伴奏从他的房间传出来，紧接着传来马丁路德金的声音：‘我曾站在山顶上……’你知道的，让人大吃一惊。

• As good as Mandela was, the Reverend Bernice King, Martin Luther King Jr. 「s daughter, stole the show.

  曼德拉讲得很好，但风头还是被小马丁·路德·金的女儿伯尼斯·金牧师抢去了。

• President Obama addressed how his faith guides him and the importance of hard work as he marked the birthday of the late Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. at a Washington church on Sunday.

  奥巴马总统周日在华盛顿教堂发表演说，信仰如何引导他和努力工作的重要性以作为对已故牧师马丁路德金诞辰的纪念。

• We would also have had no Gettysburg address, no Churchill, and no Martin Luther King, Jr.

  我们也不会有葛底斯堡的演讲，没有丘吉尔，也就没有马丁路德金。

• Forty-five years to the day after Martin Luther King spoke of his dream, America will take a giant leap towards the realisation of that great call for justice.

  距马丁·路德·金讲出他的梦想已经有四十五年过去了，美国将朝着对于公正的伟大呼唤的实现迈出重要的一步。

• This week we celebrated Martin Luther King Day.

  本周，我们欢庆了马丁·路德·金日。

• Whether that fulfils Martin Luther King」s dream is doubtful, for racism remains a vigorous current in mainstream America.

  这并没有使MartinLutherKing的梦想成真，因为种族主义仍是一股强有力的势力存在于美国主流中。

• But the religion that Mr Obama embraced-the religion of Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther king-was a force for social reform.

  但奥巴马同亚伯拉罕·林肯和马丁·路德金的信仰相同，而这种信仰同时也是社会改革力量。

• ON THE eve of Martin Luther King day, Barack Obama took to the pulpit to talk about race.

  在马丁.路德金日的前一天，奥巴马走上了布道坛进行关于种族的特殊布道。

• Resting on a bookshelf is a framed program from the 1963 March on Washington, where civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous 「I have a dream」 speech.

  书架上摆放着1963年「华盛顿游行」活动计划的相框，就在这次活动中，民权运动领袖马丁?路德?金发表了着名的演讲《我有一个梦想》。

• I make this statement mindful of what Martin Luther King Jr. said in this same ceremony years ago: 「Violence never brings permanent peace.」

  我说这番话时并没有忘记马丁·路德·金多年前在这同一仪式上说过的话：「暴力永远不会带来持久和平。」

• Will Obama, the first black President of the United States, realize the dream of Martin Luther King, or the nightmare of Condoleezza Rice?

  奥巴马，美国历史上第一个黑人总统，是会实现马丁.路德.金的梦想？还是 康朵丽莎.赖斯的噩梦？

• The presidential hopeful「s speech, given 45 years after Martin Luther King told listeners gathered at the national mall that he had a dream, woke me up.

  这位总统候选人的演说， 恰在马丁·路德金在华盛顿国家广场「我有一个梦」的讲演45年之后。他的演说让我如梦初醒。

• Protesters on the National Mall also put up a sign with the word 「dream」, pointing to Martin Luther King Jr., and the word 「nightmare」, pointing to Glenn Beck.

  在国家大草坪举行抗议的人们还立了一块牌子，上面的「梦想」字眼指向马丁·路德。金，而「恶梦」的词则指向格伦·贝克。

• 「Wherever he is, Doctor Martin Luther king is looking down on us and saying, the speech I made and with all the struggle in America, it has finally come to where there are some changes,」 she said.

  不管他在哪里，马丁·路德·金博士一定会在天上看着我们。他在说，我的讲话，以及美国所经受的一切磨难，最终带来了现在的这些变化。

• If only Palestinians had learned the lessons of Gandhi and Martin Luther King, we hear, they」d have had their state long ago.

  我们听到他们这样说：如果巴勒斯坦人可以学学甘地和马丁·路德。金的做法，那么他们早就已经拥有自己的国家了。

• What makes one person a Gandhi or a Dr Martin Luther King? Is it pure coincidence or do such inspirational historic figures have some special powers?

  什么成就了甘地或马丁·路德·金博士？是纯粹的巧合还是这些给人鼓舞的历史人物拥有一些特别的能力？

• Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act of 1965 into law with Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks in attendance.

  约翰逊总统在马丁·路德·金和罗萨·帕克斯双双在场的情况下签署了《1965选举法案》。

• Figures like Martin Luther and John Calvin recognized marriage as a civil matter, a worldly affair, and not under the aegis of the church.

  像马丁·路德和约翰·加尔文等人，认为婚姻是民事问题，一个俗世的事务，不需要在教会的庇护下结婚。

• He fell asleep during a service in honour of Martin Luther King at a church in Harlem (「 Bill has a dream 」, quipped the New York Post).

  在哈勒姆一个教堂中，他竟然在纪念马丁·路德·金的活动中睡着了(这被《纽约邮报》戏虐为「比尔有一个梦想」)。

• 「It was not too safe here, especially after the riots,」 he says, referring to the chaos that erupted after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr in 1968.

  他表示：「这里以前并不是很安全，尤其是在暴乱过后。」他指的是马丁·路德?金(MartinLutherKingJr) 1968年遇刺后爆发的混乱局面。

• Great reformers from Abraham Lincoln to Martin Luther King have urged America to live up to its ideal of 「freedom」.

  从亚伯拉罕·林肯到马丁·路德?金，历代改革家们都敦促美国实践其自由之理想。