Examples of using Allusions in English and their translations into Chinese
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The lady's allusions to her past and her refusal to take her husband into her confidence both pointed in that direction.
Such allusions could seem to make light of a deadly serious subject.
She may make us work to appreciate her allusions, but she is never deliberately obscure.
To his former pretexts for irony a fresh one was now added- allusions to stepmothers and amiabilities to Mademoiselle Bourienne.
The countess let no occasion slip of making humiliating or cruel allusions to Sonya.
Yet some surprisingly relevant allusions were found in certain myths of Tahiti and other islands.
Apart, then, from"mere childish allusions to the minor secrets", the general tendency of this"History" is to exhibit the"unsectarianism" of Masonry.
This allusion to the Indian rocks reminds me of another thing.
Not at once following out his allusion, I considered for a moment.
Allusion and prototype.
This is another allusion to the suffering servant song cf.
Those on the ship do not understand her allusion.
She was pleasant easygoing company, if you avoided allusion, irony, sarcasm, repartee, satire and words longer than‘chicken'.
An allusion to the Middle Passage, or to the hell ships that populated Australia's"Fatal Shore," would be enough.
Architecture should be inclusive of popular taste,"superficial" decoration and historical allusion.
His allusion to Henry Burrage touched her, his belief that she had been in the Park under circumstances more agreeable than those he proposed.
However, it seems that the Japanese and Indian media are all interested in the statement's possible"allusion" to China mentioned by you just now.
While these fields help to provide the framework for his analysis, his prose is shaped by biblical and mythological narrative, metaphor and allusion.
Not a metaphor, no poetic allusion, but an exact ratio: 2.9013 positive to 1 negative emotions.
Olympic Achievement Crystal Awards shape for the enlarged glass, allusion is derived from this;