||1: Scepticism was her watchword. ||2: She eschewed political causes; her fight was “against the bad poet who is prone to using too many words”. ||3: Her favourite phrase was “I don't know”. ||4: She told the Nobel audience: “It's small, but it flies on mighty wings. It expands our lives to include the spaces within us as well as those outer expanses in which our tiny Earth hangs suspended.” ||5: Without it, she said, Isaac Newton would have gobbled apples rather than pondering the force that makes them drop. ||6: Her compatriot Marie Sklodowska-Curie would have “wound up teaching chemistry at some private high school for young ladies from good families.”
||1:怀疑主义是她的口号。||2:她远避政治;她的斗争是针对那些“会用词太多的差劲诗人”。||3:她最喜欢的词组是“我不知道”。||4:她在诺贝尔颁奖礼上对观众这样说,“怀疑是渺小的,但有着坚强的翅膀。它扩大了我们的生活,包括我们生存的空间,和我们渺小的地球悬挂在的外太空。”||5:她说,没有它,艾萨克-牛顿当时也许只是狼吞虎咽地吃了那个苹果,而非思索是什么力量让苹果掉落下来。||6:她的同胞玛丽-居里也许最后只是在某所私立女子贵族高中教化学。
||1:Mr Leach's compelling thesis is that 19th-century America provided a uniquely hospitable time and place for lovers, and especially collectors, of butterflies.||2:Agricultural toil and westward expansion brought droves of ordinary people into intimate contact with vast expanses of pristine lands.||3:Most 19th-century Americans, Mr Leach writes—uncharitably but probably accurately—saw nature “as something to dig up or harvest from the earth or to be torn down and transformed into real estate or money”, and yet because there was so much untouched land, even the most rapacious miner or builder would in the course of his life come into contact with the natural world on a scale and in a way unknown to Americans today.
||1:里奇先生的有趣命题是:19世纪的美国为蝴蝶爱好者,特别是收藏家提供了一个独一无二的热情好客的时代。||2:农业耕作和西部扩张将大批的普通人与广袤无际的未开垦土地紧密联系在一起。||3:大多数19世纪的美国人,里奇先生写道,视自然为“可以从地下挖掘或从地上收割的,可以推倒盖房子或者卖钱的东西”,他的评语尽管尖刻,却也许十分精准。可是因为有如此之多未开垦的土地,即使是最贪婪的财主和建设者也会在他一生中与大自然发生联系,这种联系无论从规模上、在形式上, 都是如今的美国人无法想象的。
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1.A wide continuous area of something.
‘the green _expanse_ of the forest’
‘Prior to Shepherd Market being laid out in the 1730s, this area was just an _expanse_ of open fields on the western edge of town.’
2.The distance to which something expands or can be expanded.
‘the moth has a wing _expanse_ of 20 to 24 mm’
‘This is especially true given the size and _expanse_ of the global economy.’
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