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中英惯用短语
  1. adj.  JuliusCaesar de , yóu lì wū sī · kǎi sǎ de   julian
  2. adj.  kǎi sǎ de , huáng dì de , pōu fù chǎn de , kǎi sǎ de , gǔ luó mǎ dì wáng de   cesarean
  3.   kǎi sǎ de《 gāo lú zhàn jì》   the Commentaries of Caesar
中英惯用例句
  1. zài kǎi sǎ zé yòu dài xī mǎ sī · bù lǔ tǎ sī， qí yǐng xiǎng zhī jù， jìng shǐ kǎi sǎ zài yí zhǔ zhōng lì tā wéi cì chéng jì rén， jǐn cì yú kǎi sǎ de sūn wài shēng。
    With Julius Caesar, Decimus Brutus had obtained that interest as he set him down in his testament, for heir in remainder, after his nephew.
  2. qiē kāi yùn fù fù bù cóng zǐ gōng zhōng qǔ tāi 'ér de fāng fǎ（ chuán shuō kǎi sǎ jiù shì zhè yàng chū shēng de）。
    the delivery of a fetus by surgical incision through the abdominal wall and uterus (from the belief that Julius Caesar was born that way).
  3. wǒ bù dé bù qiú shàng tiān wéi jì niàn zhū lì yè sī · kǎi sǎ 'ér zhù fú， yīn wéi tā céng dà lì tuī chóng pàng zǐ 'ér yòu tǎo yàn shòu gè zǐ。
    I cannot but bless the memory of July Caesar, for the great esteem he expressed for fat men and his aversion to lean one.
  4. wǒ bù dé bù qiú shàng tiān wéi jì niàn zhū lì yè sī ・ kǎi sǎ 'ér zhù fú， yīn wéi tā céng dà lì tuī chóng pàng zǐ 'ér yòu tǎo yàn shòu gè zǐ。
    I cannot but bless the memory of July Caesar, for the great esteem he express for fat men and his aversion to lean one.
  5. shǔ yú、 guān yú zhū lì sī · kǎi sǎ de， huò yòu qí tè diǎn de。
    of or relating to or characteristic of Julius Caesar.
  6. jié lì fā dòng fǎn duì zhū lì yè sī kǎi sǎ yīn móu de gǔ chuī zhě（ sǐ yú gōng yuán qián 42 nián）。
    prime mover in the conspiracy against Julius Caesar (died in 42 BC).
  7. zhì yú wǒ， wǒ zhǐ yōng hù kǎi sǎ ……
    ] For my part, I am for Caesar alone." Etc., etc.
  8. luó mǎ jiāng jūn hé zhèng zhì jiā hé kǎi sǎ dà dì zhēng chǎo guò bìng táo wǎng 'āi jí， zài nà lǐ tā bèi móu shā。
    Roman general and statesman who quarrelled with Caesar and fled to Egypt where he was murdered.
  9. hé kǎi xiū sī gòng tóng yù móu cì shā zhū lì yè sī kǎi sǎ de gǔ luó mǎ zhèng zhì jiā（ gōng yuán qián 85 － 42）。
    statesman of ancient Rome who (with Cassius) led a conspiracy to assassinate Julius Caesar (85-42 BC).
  10. yīn wéi zài kǎi sǎ wèile yī xiē bù xiáng de yù zhào， yóu qí shì kè 'ěr pō ní yà de yīcháng 'è mèng de yuán gù 'ér xiǎng shǐ cān yì yuàn xiān xíng sàn huì。
    For when Caesar would have discharged the senate, in regard of some ill presages, and specially a dream of Calpurnia;
  11. shǒu xiān， zài dōng biān， xīn chéng de zhè yī bù fēn jīn tiān réng rán yán yòng jiā miù luò rè nà ① yòu shǐ kǎi sǎ xiàn rù ní tán de nà piàn zhǎo zé wéi míng。
    First, to the eastward,in that part of the town which still takes its name from the marsh where Camulog là es entangled Caesar, was a pile of palaces.
  12. ān dōng ní zài yī fēng xìn lǐ（ zhè fēng xìn zài xī sài luó de gōng jī yǎn shuō zhī yī zhōng céng jīng yī zì bù yí dì yǐn yòng guò） céng hū dài xī mǎ sī · bù lǔ tǎ sī wéi “ yāo rén ”， hǎo xiàng tā yòng xié shù mí huò liǎo kǎi sǎ shìde， tā de dé chǒng zhī shēn kě jiàn yǐ。
    And it seemeth his favor was so great, as Antonius, in a letter which is recited verbatim in one of Cicero's Philippics, calleth him venefica, witch; as if he had enchanted Caesar.
  13. kè 'ěr kǎi guō 'ěr， sè lún · ā bǐ 1813－ 1855 dān mài zōng jiào zhé xué jiā， xiàn dài cún zài zhù yì xiān qū。 tā jiān chí zài xún zhǎo zōng jiào de zhēn lǐ shí gè rén jué dìng hé xìn yǎng xuǎn zé de xū yào， yīn 'ér fǎn duì xīn jiào jiào tiáo hé hēi gé 'ěr zhù yì。 tā de zhù zuò bāo kuò fēi cǐ jí bǐ hé kǒng jù yǔ zhànlì（ jūn chū bǎn yú 1843 nián）
    Danish religious philosopher. A precursor of modern existentialism, he insisted on the need for individual decision and leaps of faith in the search for religious truth, thereby contradicting Protestant dogma and Hegelianism. His works include Either/Or and Fear and Trembling(both1843).
  14. zhè suǒ duǒ zài piān pì jiǎo luò lǐ de xué xiào， jū rán céng xī yǐn guò zhū rú xià gài zūn、 lǐ shū tóng、 fēng zǐ kǎi 、 yè shèng táo děng xǔ duō dà shī jí de wén xué jiā hé yì shù jiè qián qù zhí jiào， péi yǎng chū liǎo xǔ duō míng liú shǐ cè de dà xué zhě。
    Yet many literary and artistic giants like Xia Minzun, Li Shutong, Feng Zikai, Ye Shengtao and so on, were attracted to the school and had taught there. They nurtured many prominent scholars who went on to make their own marks in history.
  15. zhè suǒ duǒ zài piān pì jiǎo luò lǐ de xué xiào， jū rán céng xī yǐn guò zhū rú xià gài zūn、 lǐ shū tóng、 fēng zǐ kǎi 、 yè shèng táo děng xǔ duō dà shī jí de wén xué jiā hé yì shù jiè qián qù zhí jiào， péi yǎng chū liǎo xǔ duō míng liú shǐ cè de dà xué zhě。
    Yet many literary and artistic giants like Xia Minzun, Li Shutong, Feng Zikai, Ye Shengtao and so on, were attracted to the school and had taught there. Among them, they nurtured many prominent scholars who went on to make their own marks in history.
  16. rú jìn dài lù jī《 píng fù tiē》、 wáng xún《 bó yuǎn tiē》、 gù kǎi zhī《 luò shén fù tú juàn》， suí dài zhǎn zǐ qián《 yóu chūn tú juàn》， táng dài hán huàng《 wǔ niú tú juàn》、 dù mù《 zhāng hǎohǎo shī juàn》， wǔ dài gù hóng zhōng《 hán xī zài yè yàn tú juàn》， sòng dài lǐ gōng lín《 lín wéi yǎn mù fàng tú juàn》、 guō xī《 kē shí píng yuǎn tú》、 zhāng zé duān《 qīng míng shàng hé tú juàn》 děng， jūn shì rén jiān guī bǎo。
    These included, from the Jin Dynasty, Lu Ji's "Ping fu tie", Wang Xun's "Bo yuan tie" and Gu Kai Zhi's "Luo shen fu tu juan"; from the Sui Dynasty, Zhan Zi Qian's "You chun tu juan"; from the Tang Dynasty, Han Huang's "Wu niu tu juan", Du Mu's "Zhang hao hao shi juan"; from the Five Dynasties, Gu Hong Zhong's "Han xi zai ye yan tu juan"; from the Song Dynasty, Li Gong Lin's "Lin wei yan mu fang tu juan", Guo Xi's "Ke shi ping yuan tu", Zhang Ze Duan's "Qing ming shang he tu juan" and so on-all gems of art without exception.
  17. zhè yī fā zhǎn jīng lì tóng shí yě shǐ dé guó chéng wéi yī gè zuì zǎo yòu zhèng fǔ cānyù chuàng bàn jiào dà guī mó yán jiū jī gòu de fàn lì。 tā men kuò chōng liǎo dà xué jiào yù xì tǒng， jiàn lì liǎo kǎi sǎ · wēi 'ěr hǎi mǔ yán jiū yuàn， yě jiù shì jīn tiān rén men suǒ zhī dào de mài kè sī pǔ · lǎng kè yán jiū yuàn。 gāi yuàn jiàn yú 1911 nián。
    These experiences led in that country also to an early example of the direct involvement of the government in creating a stronger research organization, complementing the university system, the Kaiser Wilhelm Institutes in Germany, now known as Max Plank Institutes, founded in 1919.