?scarecrow
scarecrow發(fā)音
英：['ske?kr??] 美：[?sk?r?kro]
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scarecrow中文意思翻譯
n.稻草人, 可怕但無害的人,衣衫襤褸的人
scarecrow常見例句
1 、The moon over a scarecrow───稻草人之月
2 、To feel strongly on accasion shows pasonality; birds soon mock at the scarecrow.───有時(shí)候發(fā)發(fā)脾氣也可以顯示你的個(gè)性;就連小草也會(huì)嘲弄稻草人.
3 、Library Administration and Management Association. Building Blocks for Planning Functional Library Space. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow, 2001.───才28頁，教我們?nèi)绾斡?jì)算空間和畫圖，建筑基本畫時(shí)，請(qǐng)參考。
4 、A year passed, during which the scarecrow turned philosopher.───一年過后，稻草人變成了哲學(xué)家。
5 、Why Bother to fabricate an Imagined Scarecrow───為什么要假想一個(gè)稻草人
6 、The most important thing of all was a certain broomstick, on which Mother Rigby had taken many a ride at midnight, and which now served the scarecrow by way of a backbone.───其中最重要的東西是一根掃帚柄，里格比大娘多次在夜里騎過它，現(xiàn)在作了稻草人的脊梁骨。
7 、A ferocious tornado catapults a young girl down a yellow brick road and across the paths of Scarecrow, Tin Woodsman, and Cowardly Lion.───一場猛烈的颶風(fēng)，將一名年輕的小女孩吹入一條用**磚塊砌成的路上，途中巧遇稻草人，森林錫人，以及膽小的獅子，但小女孩只想要快點(diǎn)回到她原本的家。
8 、Visible many rice paddies, discovered suddenly they are the desire and the strong person, that scarecrow I want.───可見，許多稻田，突然發(fā)現(xiàn)他們的愿望和堅(jiān)強(qiáng)的人，稻草人，我想。
9 、To scare the birds away I made a scarecrow man.───為了嚇跑鳥兒,我做了一個(gè)稻草人.
10 、Scarecrow field, winter poems, and look at the evil, Shou at harvest.───田間的稻草人，是冬的詩者，審視著邪惡，守望著收獲。
11 、While Dorothy was looking earnestly into the queer, painted face of the Scarecrow, she was surprised to see one of the eyes slowly wink at her.───正當(dāng)多蘿茜認(rèn)真地注視那稻草人的臉兒上畫著奇特的色彩時(shí)，她吃驚地看見他一只眼睛徐徐地向她眨著。
12 、"That figure there, "thought Mother Rigby, still with her eyes fixed on the scarecrow, "is too good a piece of work to stand all summer in a cornfield.───“那邊那個(gè)草人，”里格比大娘想道，目光依舊不離稻草人，“做得太好了，不能讓他一個(gè)夏天站在玉米田里嚇唬烏鴉黑鳥。
13 、In his holiday clothes, he was more like a scarecrow in good circumstances───他穿上節(jié)日的服裝，活活象個(gè)裝點(diǎn)得挺考究的稻草人。
14 、For example, you left slapstick, You immediately after you hit the right side to put a scarecrow, and then play, you will find that your alarm clock will not be consumer skills, not the halo.───但是不得不說弩的很多技能用起來很郁悶，比如穿透攻高但受地形限制，而且要蓄力；一擊要害箭要是不是看快捷鍵，看是不是結(jié)束了冷卻時(shí)間有時(shí)候真的覺得很煩餓；
15 、I don't mean to be married to that old scarecrow───我可不愿意嫁給那個(gè)老稻草人。
16 、In front of them, and at the end of the road of yellow brick, was a big gate, all studded with emeralds that glittered so in the sun that even the painted eyes of the Scarecrow were dazzled by their brilliancy.───他們前面，在黃磚路的終點(diǎn)，是一扇大城門，上面全都鑲嵌著翡翠，在陽光下閃閃發(fā)亮，就是稻草人那雙畫的眼睛也被照得眼花繚亂。
17 、scarecrow Figure resembling a person which is used to scare people at Halloween.───稻草人--也是萬圣節(jié)的一個(gè)裝扮，本是放在田地里把鳥嚇跑的東西。
18 、Now Mother Rigby was one of the most clever and powerful witches in New England, and might, with every little trouble, have made a scarecrow ugly enough to frighten anybody.───且說里格比大娘在新英格蘭，也算一個(gè)最為聰明、法力無邊的巫婆，她可以毫不費(fèi)力就做一個(gè)稻草人，丑陋得誰見誰怕。
19 、Birds are sitting on a scarecrow.───小鳥坐在稻草人身上。
20 、The judge removed the scarecrow, which had apparently been manning the watchtower for days, and took it to the court as evidence───法官拿走了稻草人--顯然它已經(jīng)在這個(gè)崗位上呆了不少日子了--并將它呈上法庭作為證物。
21 、Idea Two: Grandpa Elmo wants them to build a scarecrow to protect the seeds. How do they make it? Does it work? What does Grandpa Elmo think of it?───想法二：艾莫爺爺請(qǐng)他們做一個(gè)稻草人來保護(hù)種籽。他們會(huì)怎麼做稻草人？管用嗎？艾莫爺爺怎麼看這個(gè)稻草人？
22 、I think it's a scarecrow to keep people out.─── 我覺得是為了阻止人們進(jìn)去設(shè)的偽障礙
23 、"I could make an ugly scarecrow if I pleased," said Mother Rigby to herself, "but I'll make a common one, just for a change.───“我只要高興，便可以做一個(gè)丑陋的稻草人，”里格比大娘自言自語道，“可是我且換個(gè)花樣，做一個(gè)普通的。
24 、Scarecrow - Poor guy hates fire. We "burned" him down first, fire spells disorient him and he runs in circles on fire =(. No tank needed for him.───稻草人-可憐的娃害怕火系法術(shù)。我們燒掉了他，火焰法術(shù)能讓他失去目標(biāo)，在火堆里打轉(zhuǎn)。不需要坦克。
25 、Then he took a poke at my hair, telling me I looked like a scarecrow!───然后他開始嘲笑我的頭發(fā),說我看起來像個(gè)稻草人！
26 、a lanky scarecrow of a man with withered face and lantern jaws───一個(gè)面容憔悴下巴突出、又瘦又長、很像稻草人的男子
27 、Have you ever seen a scarecrow filled with nothing but dust and wheat?───你曾見過一個(gè)身上只有塵土和麥屑的稻草人么？
28 、Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tinman: Courage!───桃樂絲、稻草人、錫人：勇氣！
29 、Look at you a regular scarecrow!───你自己看看，誰像你這樣特別！
30 、Scarecrow Guards Jail Birds───稻草人與籠中鳥
31 、" Everything else is just a scarecrow.───其它一切，不過是用來威嚇人罷了。
32 、In Paraguay, people create an effigy and dress him up like a scarecrow when the new year comes.───每逢新年來臨，巴拉圭人都會(huì)專門制作雕像，然后把雕像打扮成稻草人的樣子。
33 、The Scarecrow: There is nothing to fear, but fear itself!───忍者:沒有什么可怕的東西,只是嚇自己!
34 、His voice had brought the attention of the whole town to Peter Goldthwaite's window and to the dusty scarecrow which appeared at it.───彼得用力推開窗，往外看鎮(zhèn)上的大街，太陽則往里看他的老房子。
35 、But as he came closer he saw it was no scarecrow.───但當(dāng)他走得更近的時(shí)候，他看出來，那并不是一個(gè)稻草人。
36 、Scarecrow mutual fund business, was founded in the Nordic countries, Iceland, has to have more than 30 years.───稻草人創(chuàng)業(yè)互助基金，創(chuàng)建于北歐國家冰島，至今以擁有30余年的歷史。
37 、A harvest golem poses as a simple scarecrow long enough for its victims to enter partial charge range (20 feet).───收割傀儡在其受害人進(jìn)入一定沖鋒范圍內(nèi)（20尺）之前裝作成一個(gè)簡單的稻草人。
38 、A harvest golem seems a simple scarecrow, but a crafter must lace its innards with sachets of expensive powders and ground herbs.───收割傀儡看起來像是一個(gè)簡單的稻草人，但工匠必須用昂貴的粉末和草藥填充它的內(nèi)臟。
39 、We must not make a scarecrow of the law, setting it up tO fear the birds Of prey, And let keep one shape, till custom make“, their perch and not their terror.───我們決不能把法律當(dāng)作稻草人,把它一動(dòng)不動(dòng)地豎在那里嚇唬飛鳥猛獸,鳥兒見慣了,就會(huì)棲息其上,而不再感到恐懼。
40 、"If this road goes in, it must come out," said the Scarecrow, "and as the Emerald City is at the other end of the road, we must go wherever it leads us.───“如果盡走著這條路，必定會(huì)跑出森林去的，”稻草人說，“如果翡翠城是在路的那一端，我們必須順著這條道路所指引的地方走去?！?/p>
41 、"The Scarecrow, Stories for Children by Ye Shengtao"───葉圣陶童話選
42 、To feel strongly on accasion shows pasonality;birds soon mock at the scarecrow.───有時(shí)候發(fā)發(fā)脾氣也可以顯示你的個(gè)性；就連小草也會(huì)嘲弄稻草人。
43 、Wow, you can even shake hands with the scarecrow!───可以跟稻草人握手就更開心了！
44 、scarecrow device───機(jī)場用驅(qū)鳥設(shè)備
45 、3.Stuff them with straw and use them to create a scarecrow for fall decorating.───3. 用稻草把褲子塞滿，做個(gè)稻草人，可以在秋季做個(gè)家里的裝飾品。
46 、So the Scarecrow led her through the trees until they reached the cottage, and Dorothy entered and found a bed of dried leaves in one corner.───于是稻草人領(lǐng)她穿過樹林，一直走到那小茅屋旁，多蘿茜走了進(jìn)去，并且在角落里找到了一張鋪著干葉子的床。
47 、scarecrow dance───放松關(guān)節(jié)的跳躍活動(dòng)
48 、(as) ugly as a scarecrow───像個(gè)丑八怪,難看極了
49 、How did you first learn about the story of a cowardly lion, a scarecrow without a brain and a tin man without a heart?───你如何第一次聽說有關(guān)膽小獅子、沒有腦袋的稻草人，以及鐵人的故事？
50 、resembling a scarecrow in being thin and ragged.───像稻草人一樣瘦弱而且衣衫襤褸。
51 、The Scarecrow Walks At Midnight───稻草人夜行
52 、The Scarecrow, who was never tired, stood up in another corner and waited patiently until morning came.───可是稻草人永遠(yuǎn)不會(huì)疲倦的，他站在另外一個(gè)角落里，耐性地等待著天亮。
53 、So now, in high good humor, Mother Rigby told the scarecrow that he must go and play his part in the great world, where not one man in a hundred, she said, was in better situation than himself.───所以此刻里格比大娘興高采烈，她告訴稻草人，他得到上流社會(huì)去盡自己的本分，在那里一百個(gè)人中，她說道不會(huì)有一個(gè)比他景況好。
54 、A scarecrow with a present.───小丑帶來了禮物;
55 、Does anyone sorrow for the rook,shot,and hung up as a scarecrow?───人們把射殺的烏鴉吊起來，嚇唬鳥雀，誰會(huì)為死烏鴉感到悲傷？
56 、Then Dorothy meets the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion, but they need help too.───其后多蘿西先后遇見了稻草人，錫人和膽小的鬼獅子，而他們也需要幫助。
57 、He was too good to be a scarecrow and he was too good to be a man───他太完美了不能做個(gè)稻草人，他做一個(gè)男人也太完美了。
58 、His voice had directed the attention of the whole town to Peter Goldthwaite's window, and to the dusty scarecrow which appeared at it.───彼得打量羊皮紙的時(shí)候，塔比莎抓起銅燈用圍裙擦了起來。
59 、The Scarecrow of Oz───奧茲國的稻草人, n. 《奧茲國的稻草人》,弗蘭克·巴姆(L. Frank Baum)著
60 、Tastes like you've sucked off a scarecrow, but that's by the by.─── 雖然嘗起來像是給稻草人舔了* 但那只是附帶的
61 、Because we are building a scarecrow to keep seagulls out of the dumpsters.─── 咱們要做個(gè)稻草人 免得海鷗老在垃圾桶附近晃悠
62 、In order to facilitate the management of services and the scarecrow China region mutual fund business members, Iceland has set up headquarters, the Greater China team.───為了便于服務(wù)與管理中國區(qū)域內(nèi)的稻草人創(chuàng)業(yè)互助基金會(huì)成員，冰島總部特設(shè)立，大中華區(qū)服務(wù)小組。
63 、Abhorrent attempt to pest invasion and occupation of the farm, scarecrow Peter and Paul in order to save their crops pest fight with.───介紹：可惡的害蟲企圖侵占農(nóng)場，稻草人伯保為了搶救莊稼而跟害蟲戰(zhàn)斗。
64 、This scarecrow is fishing for veggies in a bath tub.───在浴缸里吊菜的稻草人。
65 、Each bearded scarecrow might be Ashley. And if it were not Ashley, perhaps the soldier would have news of him or a letter from Aunt Pitty about him.───仿佛每一個(gè)破衣衫的人都可能是艾希禮，即使不是艾希禮，那個(gè)士兵也許知道一點(diǎn)艾希禮的消息，或者帶來了皮蒂姑媽寫的一封有關(guān)他的信。
66 、Scarecrow was just pumping his fear gas in here.─── 稻草人剛剛在這里噴了恐懼毒氣
67 、A farmer's daughter is ugly, and he had no choice but to let her daughter go to corn, pretending a scarecrow to frighten crows.───一個(gè)農(nóng)夫的女兒實(shí)在太丑了，他只好讓她的女兒去玉米地，假裝稻草人嚇唬烏鴉。
68 、But just as being able to knock down a straw man, or a scarecrow, isn't very impressive, defeating a watered-down version of your opponents' argument isn't very impressive either.───但是論者可能覺得，師生都滿意是重要的事情，因此沒有給出證據(jù)，說明為什么按照曲線給出成績是最公平的。
69 、My 靜靜 a scenery standing in a beauty for, silently following you closely that broke bridge, until me too became your eye, then at you that is on returning to of 眸 , I became a stub scarecrow!───我靜靜的站在斷橋的這頭，默默的看著你的美麗，直到我也成為你眼中的一道風(fēng)景，然后在你那一回眸間，我變成了一株稻草人!
70 、Dress a scarecrow in your last shift, you standing shiftless by, who would not soonest salute the scarecrow?───你給稻草人穿上你最后一件衣服，你自己不穿衣服站在旁邊，哪一個(gè)經(jīng)過的人不馬上就向稻草人致敬呢？
71 、Along the yellow brick to go to the Emerald City on the road, with more than Nuoxi of being empty-headed scarecrow, tin and no heart and no courage to Lion's courage to become a good friend.───在沿著**地磚去往翡翠城的路上，多諾茜與沒有頭腦的稻草人、沒有心臟的鐵皮人和毫無勇氣和膽量的獅子成了好朋友。
72 、She made a purple coat and put it around her scarecrow and dressed it in white silk stockings───她做了一件紫色的外套，把它披在稻草人的身上，并且為它穿上白色**。
73 、Varma, Devendra p., The Gothic Flame, Metuchen. N.J. : Scarecrow Press, 1987,p174, p19.───姚乃強(qiáng).?？思{研究的新趨向.外國文學(xué)評(píng)論,1993年第1期，第23頁.
74 、A "scarecrow" passes through the village of Wray in England, ready to be in position to celebrate the Scarecrow Festival that will run from April 27 through May 6.───一個(gè)稻草人經(jīng)過英格蘭瑞伊村，擺好姿勢(shì)準(zhǔn)備慶祝四月廿七日至五月六日的稻草人節(jié)。
75 、A harvest golem appears at first to be a common scarecrow.───收割傀儡首次出現(xiàn)時(shí)是一個(gè)普通的稻草人。
76 、Honestly, waltzing in unison is like algebra, in the sense that some people never get it. One dad dances as if he's been deboned, a rubber-legged scarecrow of a dad.───坦白的說，華爾茲舞的一致性就像做代數(shù)題一樣，從某種意義上說，一些人永遠(yuǎn)不知道如何去做解答。一位父親跳舞就像他被脫了骨一樣，簡直就是一個(gè)長著橡膠腿的稻草人父親。
77 、And as she did, the scarecrow winked.───她一笑，稻草人居然眨眨眼睛。
78 、We got 24 hours to charge this scarecrow.─── 我們有24小時(shí)起訴這個(gè)虛張聲勢(shì)的家伙
79 、Then Dorothy told him about the Wizard of Oz. ‘Come with us to the EmeraldCity,’ she said. ‘I want to go back to Kansas, the Scarecrow wants some brains, and the Tin Man wants a heart.───多蘿西告訴它關(guān)于奧茲魔法師的事?！昂臀覀円黄鹑ゾG寶石城吧。”她說，“我想回堪薩斯，稻草人想要大腦，錫人想要顆心。
80 、One dad dances as if he's been deboned, a rubber-legged scarecrow of a dad.───一位父親跳舞就像他被脫了骨一樣，簡直就是一個(gè)長著橡膠腿的稻草人父親。
81 、But soon they came to a second river. This one was very big, and the Lion could not jump across it. The Scarecrow thought for a minute.───但不久他們又遇到了第二條河。這條河太寬了,獅子跳不過去。稻草人想了一會(huì)。
82 、The signs were the perfect scarecrow for suckers.─── 膽小的人看到這些牌子就嚇跑了
83 、Is one and can't say immobile scarecrow for me only because, hence I master a sorrow...───只因?yàn)槲沂且粋€(gè)不能說不能動(dòng)的稻草人，于是我學(xué)會(huì)了悲傷。。。
84 、And you never seen a talkin' scarecrow neither.─── 你也從來沒見過會(huì)說話的稻草人
85 、But we've entered a scarecrow in the competition.─── 但我們做了一個(gè)稻草人參加比賽
86 、A Scarecrow───稻草人
87 、Okay, so basically, I'm your human scarecrow.─── 所以基本上我就是你們的人造稻草人
88 、In between the rows of corn there was a scarecrow.───在玉米行中間有一稻草人。
89 、Like a couple of scarecrows after a thunderstorm.─── 就像一對(duì)雷雨天后的稻草人
90 、String him up for a scarecrow!───把他綁在桿子上當(dāng)?shù)静萑耍?/p>
歐美**1973稻草人劇情介紹+分
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歐美**1973稻草人劇情介紹+分
稻草人 Scarecrow (1973)
劇情：
麥克斯和里昂是兩個(gè)流浪漢，他們一見如故，成了好朋友。麥克斯攢了一些錢，他準(zhǔn)備用這些積蓄到匹茲堡開家汽車洗刷店。他叫里昂同他一起前往，里昂答應(yīng)了。里昂有好幾年沒見到他的妻子和孩子了，十分想念他們，而麥克斯也想見見在丹佛的姐姐，于是他們決定先到丹佛。途中，暴躁的麥克斯引起不少麻煩，而能言善辯的里昂則冷靜地化解了這些矛盾。在丹佛，麥克斯見到了姐姐考莉，遂決定在丹佛開汽車洗刷店。麥克斯又一次在醉后同人發(fā)生了爭吵，他和里昂雙雙被送進(jìn)了勞教場。在勞教場，因?yàn)榫芙^了一個(gè)勞改犯的無禮要求，里昂被人毒打，麥克斯的意志變得十分消沉。獲釋后，在得知孩子死亡的消息后，里昂因悲傷過度而精神失常，進(jìn)了醫(yī)院。為了朋友，麥克斯毅然放棄了開汽車洗刷店的打算，他要將全部的錢都用來醫(yī)治里昂。
Review：
Max and Lionel, two ordinary guys, meet by chance on a lonely country road while hitchhiking and strike up a friendship. Max (Gene Hackman) is a hot-tempered ex-con who dreams of owning his own business, a car wash. Lionel (Al Pacino) is a seaman who abandoned his pregnant girlfriend some years prior but who, despite this character flaw, is so mild-mannered and sweet you really just want to give him a big hug.
Hackman is great as the hard-edged Max, yet despite his gruff exterior you know there is a man of deep feeling and caring underneath. Pacino never fails to disappoint in whatever he does and he doesn't in this tour-de-force performance. Famous for playing loud, larger than life character's with extreme zeal -- Colonel Frank Slade from SCENT OF A WOMAN and Tony Montana from SCARFACE for instance -- here his performance is like a whisper -- quietly calm yet powerfully effective.
A nice surprise in the cast is Richard Lynch (in his screen debut) as Riley, the man who befriends Lionel while he and Max are briefly incarcerated for a bar fight. Lynch is only in the movie for approximately 20 minutes, but what a 20 minutes! His ability to convey the sleazy yet somehow likable Riley let's the audience know that this is a talent to watch for in the coming years. With such great method acting from all three actors, it's no wonder this movie won the prestigious Golden Palm Award at the 1973 Cannes Film Festival!
Scarecrow is a low-key film that succeeds on all its ambitions, but not because it tries to aim low. That the tone at times doesn't feel as emotionally incredible or intense as some other films Gene Hackman and Al Pacino got their star-making turns in the 70s (French Connection, Dog Day Afternoon, Serpico) doesn't mean it's unsuccessful either. Jerry Schatzberg and his writer are out to capture a kind of outsider view of men trying to find their places in society, almost like how Michael Cimino would do (to a more genre-oriented extent) with Thunderbolt and Lightfoot. It's not a movie a lot of people would go out of their way to see, even with the star power involved. It's about two guys who've been released from confinement from the world around them, Max from six years in jail (Hackman), Francis from five years out at sea in the Navy (Pacino), and how the two meet up unintentionally while hitchhiking, unlikely pair up, and Hackman gets Pacino to go in with him on opening up a car wash in Pittsburgh.
Why Pittsburgh? Just one of the peculiarities of Max, mayhap? More-so a thing of pride. There's characteristics to Max and Francis that make them compelling for the honesty in what they are: Max is a tough guy, tending to get drunk, get in fights, sex it up with women (who knew Hackman had such, um, animal magnetism), and Francis (also named Lion by Max) is a clown, a little boy who somehow made the mistake of having a kid with a woman before he left the Navy, and has a present ready to give to the kid in Detroit- an androgynous lamp- despite not knowing entirely what to expect. It's an odd couple movie, but also one that has a more affecting view into a world of men on the fringe of society. These guys don't have big plans, and wouldn't want any anyway. It's refreshing to see that, and how it pans into the nature of them and their environment: the small towns, the local dives, the bad drunks, and, when things go bad after a big brawl during a drunken hoopla, the subtle horrors of prison for the both of them. Did I mention train-hopping?
A film like this, despite having on its side gorgeous cinematography by Vilmos Zsigmond (who, along with Badlands and, in its own way Mean Streets, captures a vision of Americana that is pure and unique to its time and place), needs strong acting. Who better than Hackman and Pacino? They're playing big personalities, with Hackman doing great as always in a somewhat typical part of a guy who's aggressive and pig-headed but does have a hear. And Pacino doing a rare comedic turn as he gives some of his funniest (genuine, not unintentional scene-stealing) moments, like his 'diversion' gone wrong in the clothing store, or his classic "teach me how to handle a drunk" bit at the bar. Sometimes its too much, but it leads to a bittersweet side to the story that turns even more bitter by the time Schatzberg reaches the emotional climax in Detroit. What's been alternately crude and crazy, sometimes in ways that remind one a little of Altman, turns towards what is a small but great tragedy for these characters. And doing the script one better, the actors are able to get subtle, crushing, telling moments in scenes that others wouldn't be able to grasp with a ten-foot pole.
It's also a fun movie, with a feel that you could only get in one of the truly great years in all movies (look at the year this came out, and realize how many films of its ilk were released, be they independent-like from Scorsese or Altman or Ashby or even Romero, or even Friedkin's Exorcist). Scarecrow is of its time, but it doesn't mean it can't be greatly liked in the present; it's even a near classic of genre subversion, doing a service to drama and comedy by not paying lip-service to either form, but enriching what comes naturally out of life, which is both sometimes, harrowingly, at once