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The days of the "Wild, Wild West" also contributed to language in the western regions.
西部拓荒」的日子也有助于西部地区的语言发展。
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He had lived in it as a child when it was already disappear- ing,
作为一个孩子他曾在西部生活过,当时西部拓荒生活正在消失。
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And although no period or place in American history,
虽然在美国历史上没有任何时期或地区像西部拓荒时期,
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The American Dream and the Pioneer Wowan--On Willa Cather s My Antonia;
美国梦与西部拓荒女性——威拉·凯瑟《我的安东妮娅》解读
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Willa Cather (1873-1947) is a great American woman writer in American literary history.
威拉·凯瑟是美国文学史上杰出的女作家,以描述中西部拓荒生活著称。
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The Pioneer Woman Who Brings Civilization to the American West--An Analysis of Willa Cather s OPioneers!;
开创美国西部文明的拓荒女──评薇拉·凯瑟《啊,拓荒者!》
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Hart actually 'knew some- thing of the old West.
他确实了解西部早期拓荒生活的一些情况。
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Range Women s Contribution to the American West in the Pioneering Period;
美国西部牧区妇女在拓荒时期的重要贡献
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Revelation from Pioneering Spirit in American's Western Expansion On China's Western Development
美国西进运动的拓荒精神对中国西部开发的启示
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The pioneers pegged out claims in the new lands they were opening up to the West.
拓荒者在往西部开发新土地时用木桩把属于自己的土地围起来。
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Most of the settlers who braved the many dangers of western expansion did not have money to pay for land.
在向西部发展的过程中历尽艰险的许多拓荒者没有钱买土地。
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The American pioneers a century ago put their shoulders to the Rocky Mountains and opened up the West.
一个世纪以前,美国的拓荒者向落矶山脉奋进,开发了西部。
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The northwest settlers who discovered the sequoias in the 19th century were stunned by what they saw.
19世纪来自西北部的拓荒者发现红杉树时,他们被眼前的景象惊呆了。
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Willa cather is the first woman writer in American literary history who devoted herself to the portrayal of the frontier life of pioneers in the middle west America.
威拉·凯瑟是美国文学史上第一位潜心描写美国中西部“拓荒时代”的伟大女作家。
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Hunger, cold and sickness were among the hardships of pioneer life.
饥饿,寒冷和疾病都是拓荒者艰难生活的一部分.
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Pioneers from the East settled in this region in 1875.
1875年, 来自东部的拓荒者在这个地区定居下来。
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On Samuel Beckett s Art of Absurdity;
薇拉·凯瑟的内布拉斯加女拓荒者三部曲
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Paean of pioneers--Reading Willa Cather s O! Pioneers;
拓荒者的赞歌——读薇拉·凯瑟的《啊! 拓荒者》