英语释义

• United States writer noted for his novels about agricultural workers (1902-1968)

片语

steinbeck study斯坦贝克研究

Carroll Steinbeck标签

Steinbeck Quarterly斯坦贝克季刊

Steinbeck John斯坦贝克

Steinbeck Plaza斯坦贝克广场

Steinbeck Corners名称

Steinbeck Sherry名称

Steinbeck Karen名称

Jon Steinbeck作者

英汉例句

• Then in 1961, Steinbeck made a comeback with the publication of The Winter of Our Discontent.

  然而在1961年，斯坦贝克却随着《我们不满的冬天》的发表而东山再起。

• What he learned there gave Steinbeck the vision and mass of knowledge he needed to write the book.

  斯坦贝克在那里学到的东西给了他写作需要的洞察力和知识。

• Although Steinbeck was not a Christian, he plundered the King James Bible for stories (Cain and Abel became East of Eden) and for the pulse of his prose.

  尽管斯坦贝克不是基督徒，他参考了钦定版圣经(该隐和亚伯住到伊甸园的东边)并作为小说的基调。

• From some laundry receipts, an unfinished letter in the wastebasket, an empty bourbon bottle, and other assorted clues, Steinbeck pieced together a portrait of Lonesome Harry.

  从几张洗衣收据，废纸篓中的一封未完成的信，一个空的威士忌酒瓶，以及其他各类线索中，斯坦贝克拼凑出寂寞哈利的形象。

• Steinbeck studied science at university, but from an early age declared himself to be a writer and set up an unrelenting daily routine.

  斯坦贝克在大学里学习科学，但是从年轻开始他就宣称自己会成为作家，并且在日常生活中严格自律。

• Malamud attracted me much the way Steinbeck did, namely, his vision of society and a dedication to a better world.

  马拉·默德吸引我的方式和斯坦贝克(译注：美国作家，曾获1962年诺贝尔文学奖)吸引我的方式一样，都是因为他们的社会视角和致力于一个更好的世界。

• Steinbeck went on to develop his interest in natural science and to write many more books.

  斯坦贝克发展他在自然科学方面的兴趣，写了更多的书。

• After the battle of Salinas, Steinbeck decided to go undercover for months, to research what would become the Grapes of Wrath.

  萨利纳斯战斗发生后，斯坦贝克决定去卧底几个月，为《愤怒的葡萄》寻找素材。

• John Steinbeck is a writer who has never received sufficient academic attention.

  斯坦贝克是一位始终没有得到充分的学术关怀的作家。

• Steinbeck wrote furiously and said that the effort nearly destroyed him.

  斯坦贝克愤怒地写，并说写作几乎毁了他。

• The two men worked in the valleys for several months in 1937. Steinbeck dedicated the book 「To Tom – who lived it」.

  1937年，两个人在山谷里工作了几个月。

• The Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck

  《愤怒的葡萄》约翰·史坦贝克

• In The Grapes of Wrath you feel (correctly I believe) that Steinbeck was a core participant.

  在《愤怒的葡萄》中你感觉(确切地说，我相信)斯坦贝克是核心人物。

• As Steinbeck wrote: 「How can you frighten a man whose hunger is not only in his own cramped stomach but in the wretched bellies of his children?」

  正如斯坦贝克所写：「你怎能吓倒一个不仅自己肚皮空空如也，而且孩子饑肠辘辘的男人呢？你恐吓不了他的，因为他比任何人都清楚恐惧是什么东西。」

• As novelist John Steinbeck once wrote, 「Songs have a way of leaping boundaries.」

  正如小说家约翰斯坦贝克曾写过的那样：「歌曲有一种超越国界的能力。」