A WORD, A WORLD
spoliation
英 ˌspəʊlɪ'3ɪʃən 美 ,spolɪ'eʃən
释义
- n.
- 抢劫， 掠夺
在例句中理解 1 句
What we intend to halt, by any means, is three centuries of spoliation of this earth.
我们所要做的，就是用任何方法，阻止三个世纪以来对这个地球所进得的掠夺。
A LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT
给此刻的你，一点向前的力量。
关于学习、善意与成长，读一句，再想一想。
You can learn so much from children, and you can give them so much.
你可以从孩子身上学到很多，你可以给他们很多。
We read deeply for varied reasons, most of them familiar: that we cannot know enough people profoundly enough; that we need to know ourselves better; that we require knowledge, not just of self and others, but of the way things are.
我们深入阅读的原因多种多样，其中大多数都是我们所熟悉的:我们无法足够深刻地了解足够多的人;我们需要更好地了解自己;我们不仅需要了解自己和他人，还需要了解事物的本质。
For me, as for most novelists, every genuine imaginative event begins down there, with the facts, with the specific, and not with the philosophical, the ideological, or the abstract.
对我来说，就像大多数小说家一样，每一个真正富有想象力的事件都是从那里开始的，从事实开始，从具体开始，而不是从哲学、意识形态或抽象开始。