the victorians是什么意思_the victorians的中文翻译

维多利亚时代

the the───那个

the───art.这；那；adv.更加（用于比较级，最高级前）

the and the───和

the the thwal───逆流

the boy the girl───男孩女孩

the sooner the better───adj.愈早愈好；尽早，越早越好; 越快越好

the use the air───利用空气

the first the last───第一个最后一个

the plan for the───计划

As the Victorians understood, if you want to change your life, don't just look for a clever cue.───正如维多利亚时代的人所理解的那样，如果你想改变你的生活，不要只寻找一个聪明的线索。

We tend to imagine that the Victorians were very prim and proper.───我们往往认为维多利亚时代的人非常古板、循规蹈矩。

The Victorians were the last people to invest properly in the railways.───维多利亚时代的人是恰当投资铁路的最后一代人。

Yet the Victorians built railways and city halls for their descendants in what was one of Britain's most optimistic eras.───然而，维多利亚时代的人在国家繁荣的时期为他们的后裔们营造了的铁路和市政厅。

The Victorians were right to "take the sea air" as a form of recuperation.───维多利亚时代正确地把“吸入海洋空气”作为休生养息的形式。

But for the Victorians this sort of cult of mourning developed.───但维多利亚时代的人热衷这种悼念仪式。

Both of these were asserted later, by male historians and philosophers and by the Victorians, who loved a saucy romance.───这两个猜测都是后来由热爱风流韵事的维多利亚时代的男性历史学家和哲学家提出的，

The Victorians who thought them up were unwittingly laying the foundation stone for some of the most questionable practices in management.───维多利亚时代的人们在想出这些训诫的同时，不知不觉地为一些最成问题的管理行为奠定了基石。

We are the opposite of the Victorians: we are very open about our fascination with sex and very closed about death.───我们生活在维多利亚时代之后：对性爱的迷恋我们很开放，而对死亡却很保守。

The Pre-Raphaelites may do for the Victorians.

The Victorians invested considerable faith in the power of the camera to record, classify amid witness.

The Victorians regarded the railways as bringing progress and civilization.

The Victorians knew how to celebrate Christmas in style.

The Victorians introduced plain-clothes detectives and the divorce courts.

The Victorians spent countless hours on trains and passed many of them reading books.

We tend to imagine that the Victorians were very prim and proper.

The Victorians invented Christmas, according to the exhibition, as a pretext for selling toys.

The Victorians built their furniture with great solidity.