Lewis Carroll's famous Jabberwocky poem feature's many made-up words. For decades English readers have had fun guessing what these words might mean. Over time some of these nonsense words, such as chortle and galumphing, have even made it into the dictionary! 警告(笑):这是一首废话诗! 刘...
"The Jabberwocky". An illustration to the poem Jabberwocky. First published in Carroll,Lewis.1871. Through the Looking Glass,and What Alice Found There. 作者/Sedecim 责编/十六 排版/王毛毛 赞赏 长按二维码向我转账 受苹果公司新规定影响,微信 iOS 版的赞赏功能被关闭,可通过二维码转账支持公众号。
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此诗大量单词为生造词,正因如此亦有人将其译为《胡诌诗》,将其称为世界上最伟大的Nonsense Poem(无意义诗)之一。只明白故事有个主角,最后杀了个怪物,却不知道这二物姓甚名谁,中间做了什么。而在游戏史中,“上古卷轴5”其实也有Jabberwocky的影子——任务《疯狂的思想》中,其作为疯狂魔神谢尔格拉赠送给龙裔的...
In a poem titled "Jabberwocky" in the book Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There (1872), Lewis Carroll warned his readers about a frightful beast: Beware the Jabberwock, my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch! Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun The frumious Bander...
Origin ofjabberwocky1 Coined in1871byLewis Carroll(def)in “Jabberwocky,” poem inThrough the Looking Glass;nonsensical formation perhaps inspired byjabber(def);claimed around 1883 by Carroll to mean “the result of much excited and voluble discussion” and derive fromjabber+Old Englishwocer, woc...
9 RegisterLog in Sign up with one click: Facebook Twitter Google Share on Facebook jabberwocky Thesaurus Encyclopedia Wikipedia jab·ber·wock·y (jăb′ər-wŏk′ē) n. Nonsensical speech or writing. [After"Jabberwocky,"a nonsense poem by Lewis Carroll.] ...
Jabberwocky (A poem)
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Origin ofjabberwocky1 Coined in1871byLewis Carroll(def)in “Jabberwocky,” poem inThrough the Looking Glass;nonsensical formation perhaps inspired byjabber(def);claimed around 1883 by Carroll to mean “the result of much excited and voluble discussion” and derive fromjabber+Old Englishwocer, woc...