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There had been a half century that had passed since any great modern epic or romance epic had even been produced.
在过去的半个世纪中,没有任何伟大的现代史诗或浪漫史诗出现。
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I don't know if you're familiar with the television program "Full House" from the early 90s.
我不知道你看没看过90年代很有名的一出电视剧叫《浪漫满屋》。
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Frost is writing against the Romantic idea that poetry is written in repose, received passively as inspiration.
弗罗斯特不是浪漫主义这一派,浪漫主义是休闲时写的诗歌，被动地作为灵感接受。
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Even after the Israelites will settle in their own land, the life of the desert pastoralist remained a sort of romantic ideal for them.
甚至在以色列人安定以后,依旧认为，那种游牧式的生活，是非常浪漫的。
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Things just don't happen the way they happen in nurse novels and bodice-rippers -in which somehow or another the pauper marries the prince.
现实生活中不会发生像,？护士小说和浪漫情欲小说中发生的那些事情,在那些情节中，穷姑娘莫名其妙地嫁给了王子。
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So, that's the whole poem. Humbert is drawing on a nineteenth-century Romantic tradition that still has a certain power.
这就是整首诗，Humbert向我们描绘了19世纪,传统的浪漫，时至今日也仍然受用。
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Steamboats became the romantic symbol of this great transportation revolution and all of this movement.
蒸汽船成了浪漫的象征,代表着伟大的交通革命及其所有运动
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And his structural device that he mingles with the romance, on the one hand, and the flurry of the elements of thriller on the other hand.
在一方面，他融合了结构要素和,浪漫，另一方面，带有,惊悚片激动的元素。
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Merritt Hughes usefully notes this in one of the notes at the bottom of the page, that Milton in that line, "things unattempted yet in Prose or Rhyme," Milton's actually alluding to the opening of another romance epic.
梅里特修斯发现,在这页最下面有一条笔记，显示弥尔顿写到，“在《散文和韵律》中都未被人们尝试过的事“,事实上弥尔顿是暗指另一部浪漫史诗的开头。
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That's romance. That's romantic love.
这就是浪漫，浪漫式爱情。
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Is it baroque or romantic?
是巴洛克式的还是浪漫主义的？
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when they shoot a film over here, it looks romantic, you know, so.
他们在这里拍摄电影时，看起来很浪漫。
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And then there's the possibility of romance with someone she meets there.
然后，她偶然和一个遇到的人开始了浪漫的恋情。
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Because he is very dark, but he is also romantic.
因为他很忧郁，又很浪漫。
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Absolutely, what you were describing is this western romantic ideal of nature of wilderness as being the beautiful sunset, the gorgeous view, the beautiful day.
当然，你所说的,就是西方对于自然和荒野的浪漫想法,他们理想中的自然就是美丽的日落，壮丽的景象，美好的天色。
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it's a tool from romance quest.
是追求浪漫的工具。
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It is, in fact, a very deliberate and self-conscious repudiation of that late romantic aesthetic that Yeats's early book, and even the cover of that early book, represents.
实际上，这是一种非常从容不迫有意识的,对早期叶芝的书里体现出的后浪漫审美的抛弃，甚至连早期那本书的封面，都体现出了这种倾向。
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It's the ottava rima in which all of the great Italian romance epics by poets -- favorite poets of Milton's like Ariosto and Tasso -- had been written.
这是弥尔顿所钟爱的所有伟大的意大利浪漫诗人,例如阿里奥斯多和塔索,曾经用过的体裁。
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Why do we have the Renaissance, the baroque period the classical period, the romantic period and so on?
为什么我们会有文艺复兴时期,巴洛克时期,古典主义时期,浪漫主义时期
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Is it universal wisdom? Romantic psychology? We shall never know, for the good reason that writing is the destruction of every voice, of every point of origin.
是否是普遍的哲学？还是浪漫的心理？我们都不得而知，因为写作就是对每个意见，每点原创的破坏。
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He represents them as overheated attempts at literature, as dripping with a kind of excess, romantic excess, as essentially unable to do more than repeat a tradition.
他将这些炙热的情感放到文学里，流露出过度的浪漫，重复传统，无法超越。
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It's best if you don't know what that is or even if you do mistakenly attribute it, misattribute it, to physical attraction, romance, intimacy, passion and commitment, it's love.
最好是如果你不知道是什么,甚至如果你错误认定，以为是生理吸引力，浪漫，亲密，激情和承诺，那是爱情。
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You can be a product of the Enlightenment, with a faith in reason, and not become a Romantic who begins to believe in the possibilities of man, or even the perfectibility of man.
你是启蒙运动的产物,带着对理智的信心,而不是相信一个,相信人类无所不能,甚至人的完善性的浪漫主义者
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Us and the French are the best in the world at that.
我们的语言和法语，是世界上最浪漫的语言。
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Wimsatt right off the bat attacks what he calls "the Romantic understanding of literature."
文萨特从一开始就反对他成为,“浪漫解读文学“的方法“
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In our hallway, ablaze with welcoming lights, my Lolita peeled off her sweater, shook her gemmed hair, stretched towards me two bare arms, raised one knee. "Carry me upstairs, please. I feel sort of romantic tonight."
在自家的门厅里，欢迎的灯光大亮，洛丽塔脱下,套衫，摇摇晶光闪亮的头发，向我伸出两只裸露的胳膊，抬起一直膝盖：“请抱我上楼去，我觉得今晚有些,浪漫，“
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It was the romantic--and by the way, about 3,300 miles of such canals would be built by the middle of the 1850s, all for the purpose of commerce, and to move people.
顺便说下,这是多么浪漫的事,在五十年代中期,为了商业运输和劳力流通,而建造的这类运河总长达3300英里
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Sternberg calls that "romantic love."
斯腾伯格称之为浪漫式爱情“
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The throb is of course undeniably associated with Humbert's rising desire in that physical way, and there is that emotionalized version of that, the throbbing heart of romantic cliche.
这种悸动当然与，Humbert渐强的身体欲望有关的,那带着一种感情色彩,那颗老生常谈的浪漫的悸动的心。
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It's conventional--that is to say, it belongs in the public sphere to all of us, and there's perhaps a certain sort of Romantic loss in that.
其实这很常见，语言是属于大家的，虽然这让语言少了一些浪漫的意味。
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