thegreatgatsby名言

thegreatgatsby名言

1.The Great Gatsby

I think Gatsby is great. It is not only because he is the self-made millionaire but also because he is the only person who understands what love is and who has the power to dream and pursue for pure love in such a corrupted society. Just as Gatsby's neighbour Nick says to him, ”you're worth the whole damn bunch put together.”But likewise,this makes him fail miserably in the attempt of bringing his romantic ideals to the life of the rich.。

2.The Great Gatsby and the American Dream

《了不起的盖茨比》被称作美国“爵士时代”的一曲挽歌，小说展现了二十年代美国上层阶级纸醉金迷、奢侈腐化的生活，预告了“现代美国童话”的破灭。

用以前我们教科书上说的一句话是：“深刻揭露了资产阶级腐朽堕落的生活方式及其走向灭亡的本质。” 其大致内容是：在第一次世界大战期间，主人公盖茨比在军队服役时，结识了一位大家闺秀黛西。

两人一见倾心。盖茨比当时很穷，娶不起这位漂亮小姐，不久就随着军队到欧洲去了。

战争结束后盖茨比回到美国，为了能与黛西重温旧梦，从事非法买卖，赚了很多钱。他想方设法要重新赢得黛西的芳心，在离黛西住宅不远的地方，买下了一座豪华别墅，整天大宴宾客，希望有一天黛西会出现在他的的宴会上。

后来他通过黛西的表哥尼克（小说的“我”）牵线，终于在尼克家与黛西见了面，重燃爱火。盖茨比要求黛西与汤姆决裂，但黛西贪图汤姆的社会地位和豪华生活，下不了决心。

在汤姆、盖茨比、黛西三方摊牌后，黛西驾着盖茨比的车回家，由于心情紧张，黛西开车失去了控制，在途中撞死了汤姆的情妇。盖茨比为了保护黛西，愿意承担开车的责任，而黛西任凭汤姆唆使其情妇的丈夫谋杀了盖茨比。

盖茨比死后，黛西与丈夫重归于好，外出旅游。 在那个狂热喧嚣的年代，盖茨比实现了一夜暴富的梦，但他企图通过金钱实现自己的浪漫幻想、甚至有点天真的爱情梦时，却最终破灭了，并赔上了性命。

而他梦寐以求的情人——黛西只是个庸俗肤浅、贪图享受、毫无道德责任感的女人。在盖茨比生前，他的别墅里歌舞升平，人满为患，死后却几乎无人送终。

最终。小说中的“我”也离开了纽约，回到故乡——那个能让自己的思想与道德感到平衡的地方。

"The Great Gatsby" was known as the United States, "Jazz Age" and an elegy, the novel shows the two decades on behalf of the U.S. upper class stuporous, luxury corrupt life, notice the "modern American fairy tale" of the burst. With the past, when we textbooks say, is: "profoundly exposes the decadent lifestyle of the bourgeoisie and the nature of doom." The general content is: In the First World War, the hero Gatsby served in the military when we met a lady Daisy. They love at first sight. Gatsby was poor and can not afford to marry this beautiful young lady, soon as the troops went to Europe. After the war, Gatsby returned to the United States, in order to be able to rekindle old dreams with Daisy to engage in illegal trade, earn a lot of money. He tried to re-win the hearts and minds Daisy, Daisy away from home not far away, bought a luxury villa, all day long banquet guests, hope that one day Daisy will appear in his dinner. Later, he passed the table Gopnik Daisy (novel "I") to pull strings, and finally met Nick at home with Daisy, Zhongranaihuo. Daisy and Tom Gatsby required to break, but Daisy covet Tom's social status and luxury living, is not resolved. Tom, Gatsby, Daisy, after three showdown, Daisy drove Gatsby's car to go home, due to feelings of tension, Daisy driving lost control and killed on the way Tom's mistress. In order to protect Daisy Gatsby is willing to assume the responsibility of driving, while Daisy left to the instigation of his mistress's husband, Tom's murder of Gatsby. Gatsby's death, Daisy and her husband reconciled, travel. In that era of fanatical noisy, Gatsby achieved the dream of overnight riches, but he attempted to realize their own money, a romantic fantasy, and even a little naive dreams of love, but finally shattered, and lose their lives. And his dream lover - Daisy is just a vulgar superficiality and hedonism, there is no sense of moral responsibility of the woman. In Gatsby alive, and his villa peacefulness, overcrowding, death is almost no nail in the coffin. Final. Novels of the "I" also left New York to return home - that make their own thinking and moral place to find a balance.。

3.The Great Gatsby

I think Gatsby is great. It is not only because he is the self-made millionaire but also because he is the only person who understands what love is and who has the power to dream and pursue for pure love in such a corrupted society. Just as Gatsby's neighbour Nick says to him, ”you're worth the whole damn bunch put together.”But likewise,this makes him fail miserably in the attempt of bringing his romantic ideals to the life of the rich。

4.the great gatsby 的人物和内容赏析

No--Gatsby turned our all right at the end; it is what preyed on Gatsby,what foul dust floated in the wake of his dreams that temporarily closed out my interest in the abortive sorrows and short-winded elations of men. In my younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice that I've been turning over in my mind ever since. 'Whenever you fell like criticising anyone,' he told me,'just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had.' He didn't say any more,but we've always been unusually communicative in a reserved way,and I understood that he meant a great deal more than that.In consequence,I'm inclined to reserve all judgments, a habit that has opened up many curious natures to me and also made me the victim of not a few veteran bores.The abnormal mind is quick to detect and attach itself to this quality when it appears in a normal person,and so it came about that in college I was unjustly accused of being a politician,because I was privy to the secret griefs of wild, unknown men.Most of the confidences were unsought-frequently I have feigned sleep,preoccupation,or a hostile levity when I realised by some unmistakable sign that an intimate revelation was quivering on the horizon;for the intimate revelations of young men,or at least the terms in which they express them,are usually plagiaristic and marred by obvious suppressions.Reserving judgment is a matter of infinite hope.I was still a little afraid of missing something if I forget that,as my father snobbishly suggested,and I snobbishly repeat,a sense of the fundamental decencies is parcelled out unequally at birth. And, after boasting this way of my tolerance,I came to the admission that it has a limit.Conduct may be founded on the hard rock or the wet marshes,but after a certain point I don't care what it founded on.When I came back from the East last autumn I felt that I wanted the world to be in the uniform and at a sort of moral attention for ever;I wanted no more riotous excursions with privileged glimpses into the human heart.Only Gatsby,the man who gives his name to this book,was exempt from my reaction--Gatsby,who represented everything for which I have an unaffected scorn.If personality is an unbroken series of successful gestures。

5.问问大家《the Great Gatsby》这本书咋样,读过原文的说说啊

中文版的我看过几遍，英文版因为英文水平的缘故，仅仅囫囵吞枣似的看了一遍，颇有感触的一段话：I was within and without, simultaneously enchanted and repelled by the inexhaustible variety of life.我身在其中又身在其外，对人生的变幻莫测既感到陶醉又感到厌恶。

如同乔治。萧伯纳所言：人生有两大悲剧，一是未能得偿所愿，而是如愿以偿

这是英文版的。

6.The Great Gatsby是什么意思

The Great Gatsby

了不起的盖茨比；

例句：

1.

On symbolism and portraiture in the great gatsby.

论《了不起的盖茨比》中的象征主义和人物描写。

2.

The great gatsby f scott fitzgerald.

了不起的盖茨比，斯科特菲茨杰拉德。

3.

Favorite book is the great gatsby.

最喜欢的书是了不患上的盖茨比。

4.

The great gatsby is fitzgerald's most influential novel.

《了不起的盖茨比》是其最优秀和最有影响的作品。

5.

Author kurt vonnegut heralded this work as "the best novel written in the english language since the great gatsby."

作家库尔特冯内古特预言，这本书将是“自《伟大的盖茨比》（the great gatsby）以来，英语文学中最好的小说。”

7.The Great Gatsby英文读后感,高分求原创

The Great Gatsby, written by Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald in 1925, tells a story about Gatsby, about American's pursuing money and enjoyment in Jazz Age, and makes introspection of the spirit crisis which exists in the reality and ostentation and the disillusionment of American Dream (Fitzgerald, 1925). Lady Daisy Broke with Gatsby, and married with Tom because of his wealth. Although Gatsby's heart never changed, Daisy still abandoned him, and Gatsby died miserably at last. I think there are two reasons caused Gatsby's death: his idealized and the society.

Gatsby was idealized. He loves Daisy and his heart never changed even Daisy did not love him anymore. He wanted to be with Daisy but Daisy was no longer the girl he met when he was young. She has changed from pure to pursue money and enjoyment. Daisy loves money, she did not care about Gatsby, who took the responsibility for the accident made by her. His purity made him die at the end. Daisy did not come in his funeral, she was on vocation. I feel pity about Gatsby. If he realized earlier that Daisy actually didn't care him, maybe he wouldn't die

The great Gatsby——译文

《了不起的盖茨比》，在美国学术界权威在百年英语文学长河中选出的一百部最优秀小说中高居第二，奠定了弗 司哥特 菲茨杰拉德在现代美国文学史上的地位，一部位列比尔盖茨影响最大的书单中的一部英文原著。那是什么造就了它如此之高的地位呢？ 从今天开始我将翻译这部小说。市面上应该已经有好几种版本了，但是我想自己读原著再翻译出来，喜欢的朋友可以长期关注哦，我们一起学习，有什么不对的地方一起探讨，欢迎指正。

前几天的内容讲到作者的父亲从小就教导他不要对别人妄加评论，因此他总是会受到大家的信任，对他推心置腹，他也因此被指控为政客，于是呢他在感觉到别人将对他吐露心扉时就赶紧避开。然后终于引出了盖茨比这个人物，居然是代表着作者所蔑视的一切的这样的形象，那到底是什么呢，作者在接下来首先介绍了自己的身世，我们一起来学习。

All ma aunts and uncles talked it over as if they were choosing a prep school for me,and finally said ,"why-ye-es", with very grave,hesitant faces.Father agreed to finance me for a year,and after various delays I came East,permanently,I thought ,in the spring of twenty-two.

The practical thing was to find rooms in the city,but it was a warm season,and I had just left a country of a wide lawns and friendly trees,so when a young man at the office suggested that we take a house together in a commuting town, it sounded like a great idea. He found the house, a weather-beaten cardboard bungalow at eighty a month,but at the last minute the firm ordered him to Washington, and I went out to the country alone.I had a dog——at least I had him for a few days until he ran away——and an old Dodge and a Finnish woman,who made my bed and cooked breakfast and muttered Finnish wisdom to herself over the electric stove.

Talk over 说服，讨论，商量，商谈

Commuting 交换的，通勤的现在分词

Weather-beaten 受日晒雨淋的 受风雨侵蚀的，饱经风霜

Cardboard 硬纸板制的，纸板箱

Bungalow 平房，单层小屋

Finnish 芬兰的、芬兰人、芬兰语

我所有的叔叔婶婶们都在跟我讨论这些事就好像他们要为我选一所预科学校一样，最后还神情严肃、略带犹豫得对我"呃……好吧，那好吧"。父亲同意在财务上资助我一年。几经耽搁，我到了东部，心想我将永远留在这里了，那是我二十二岁的春天。

现实的事情是我要现在这个城市安定下来，但那时是暖季，而且我刚离开一个有着广袤的草场、树木宜人的国家，因此当办公室一个年轻男子提议我们一起在附近的村镇租个房子时，我觉得听起来很不错。他找到了一个饱受风雨侵蚀的木板平房，每月八十美元。但就在最后一分钟，公司将派他去华盛顿了，于是我只好自己搬过去住。我养了只狗，至少在它跑之前我是拥有它的，还有一个破烂的道奇卡车和一个芬兰女佣，她为我铺床、做早饭，边在电炉旁忙活边念叨她国家的格言。

Only those who have the patience to do simple things perfectly ever acquire the skill to do difficult things easily.

只有能够耐心圆满完成简单工作的人才能够轻而易举的完成困难的事。