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词性:noun
例句1. the government's oppressive policies heightened popular disaffection’
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||1: Philip Larkin’s fame could rest on a dozen poems alone. ||2: Even while he was still alive, the poet and lifelong librarian at Hull University in the north of England was considered by many to be one of the finest writers of his generation. ||3: With his love of jazz, beautiful women and the grey palettes of post-war Britain, his witty, acerbic verse was a fine counterpoint to the more sentimental stuff produced by the London-born poet laureate, Sir John Betjeman. ||4: Eminently quotable, Larkin’s poetry caught a spirit of middle-class disaffection and quiet rebellion. ||5: He became known for the short, aphoristic sayings contained within the four slim volumes of poetry he published in his lifetime, such as the assertion that “Sexual intercourse began/In nineteen sixty-three”. ||6: His poems were pithy and to the point; short, but often demanding to be reread.
||1:菲利普?拉金仅凭借几首诗就早已名声在望。||2:当他还在世的时候,这位诗人在英格兰北部的赫尔大学做了一辈子的图书馆管理员。早在那时,他就被人们所认可,是同时代最优秀的作家之一。||3:拉金喜爱爵士乐,钟情于美女,着迷于战后英国的消沉生活,他的诗句诙谐机智又尖酸讽刺,与伦敦出生的桂冠诗人约翰?贝杰曼爵士的感伤诗句形成鲜明对比。||4:拉金的诗歌道出了中产阶级内心的不满和反抗,他的诗歌常常被人引用。||5:拉金以短小精悍的警句而出名,一生共出版四本薄薄的诗集,例如他曾写道“开始云雨吧/在一九六三年”。||6:拉金的诗歌简洁、精炼、短小,但能令人回味无穷。
noun
1.A state or feeling of being dissatisfied, especially with people in authority or a system of control.
‘there is growing _disaffection_ with large corporations’
‘But there are many signs of public _disaffection_ with the two-party system.’
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