• Time to Re-Read Orwell?

    是时候重读奥威尔了?

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  • He likes Orwell but prefers Jack London.

    他喜欢奥威尔,但更喜欢杰克·伦敦。

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  • What will you see in the Orwell diaries?

    从奥威尔的日记里,我们能看到什么?

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  • Initially, Astor offered it to Orwell for a holiday.

    起初,阿斯特建议奥威尔到这里度假。

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  • Orwell praised Waugh publicly for his moral courage.

    奥威尔曾公开赞扬沃夫的道德勇气。

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  • Between 1941 and 1943, Orwell worked on propaganda for the BBC.

    1941年至1943年间,奥威尔投身于BBC的宣传工作。

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  • In any case, Orwell didn't live to see the long-range social impact of his work.

    无论如何,奥威尔都未能活着看到他的作品对社会的长期影响。

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  • The secrecy that's attached to poverty is one of the first things that struck Orwell.

    与贫困联系在一起的秘密是第一批震惊奥威尔的事实之一。

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  • This is the point at which every right-thinking person in Britain scrambles for his Orwell.

    在这一点上,每个思维正常的英国人都会快速翻看他手头的奥威尔的著作。

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  • Or as George Orwell said: "the very concept of objective truth is fading out of the world."

    也许正如乔治·奥威尔所说:“客观真理本身正淡出这个世界。”

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  • Perhaps, but had Orwell consulted his predecessors, he would have encountered different sentiments.

    但是如果奥威尔真的咨询过他的前辈,他恐怕会听到一些不同的感想。

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  • Orwell had worked for David Astor's Observer since 1942, first as a book reviewer and later as a correspondent.

    自从1942年起,奥威尔一直为大卫·阿斯特的《观察家报》报工作,最初的身份是书评撰稿人,后来成为通讯记者。

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  • If men would behave decently, the world would be decent "- that's how Orwell distilled Dickens's moral vision."

    “如果每个人的行为体面,整个世界就会体面。”这是奥威尔提炼出来的狄更斯的道德愿景。

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  • Orwell had fought in the Spanish civil war; his disillusion with that cause is chronicled in "Homage to Catalonia".

    奥威尔曾参加西班牙内战;他对这一战事的醒悟历程被记载于《向加泰罗尼亚致敬》一书。

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  • He added: "Our writers -charles Dickens and Charlotte Bronte, George Orwell and Ian McEwan -are the finest in the world."

    他还补充道:“我国作家——查尔斯·狄更斯、夏洛蒂·勃朗特、乔治·奥威尔和伊恩·麦克尤恩——都是世界上最杰出的作家。”

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  • Orwell, a gentle, unworldly sort of man, arrived with just a camp bed, a table, a couple of chairs and a few POTS and pans.

    奥威尔,属于温和而脱俗的那类人,搬来时只有一张行军床、一张桌子、一些椅子和一些炊事用具。

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  • Orwell complained that when working as a plongeur he felt as if his back were broken and his head "filled with hot cinders".

    奥威尔抱怨说,他做洗碗工时,觉得背好像要断了,脑袋里“装满了滚烫的灰烬”。

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  • "A certain phraseology is obligatory," said George Orwell, "if one wants to name things without calling up mental images of them."

    “特定的措辞是必不可少的,”乔治·奥威尔说,“如果人们要命名事物而又不想唤起关于它们的心理意象的话。”

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  • Words are important. Orwell argues that language should be “an instrument for expressing and not for concealing or preventing thought.”

    Orwell强调语言应该是“一种表达想法而非用来隐匿或粉饰的手段”。

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  • Clift-on Suspension Bridge, the old Severn Bridge, the Orwell Bridge: they have an unquenchable optimism, a soaring of the human spirit.

    克里弗顿吊桥、古老的萨尔文桥、奥维尔桥,它们都彰显了一种难以消逝的乐观和翱翔的人类精神。

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  • Some 80 years after George Orwell chronicled the lives of the hard-up and destitute in his book Down and Out in Paris and London, what has changed?

    在乔治•奥威尔约80年前以史诗笔法在《巴黎伦敦落魄记》中写下穷困潦倒者的生活后,有什么改变了吗?

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  • Five minutes inside the soup-kitchen in Hackney, east London, and I immediately understand what Orwell meant - that the "typical tramp" does not exist.

    在伦敦东面哈克尼的汤棚里呆了五分钟,我立刻明白了奥威尔那句“‘典型的流浪汉’不存在”是什么意思。

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  • In 1927 Orwell, on leave to England, decided not to return to Burma, and on Jan. 1, 1928, he took the decisive step of resigning from the imperial police.

    1927年奥威尔返回英国决定不回缅甸,1928年1月1日他从皇家警察辞职。

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  • Written in 1949 by British author George Orwell while he lay dying of tuberculosis, the book chronicles12 the grim future of a society robbed of free will, privacy and truth.

    该书由英国作家乔治·奥威尔1949年所著,当时奥威尔因患肺结核,卧病在床,已病入膏肓。书中记述了一个没有自由意志、没有个人隐私、没有真理存在的社会的灰暗前景。

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  • My personal impression of this experience - a sense of amazement that you can enter a George Orwell novel and come out the other side, especially when that novel is titled ‘1984′!

    对此行我个人的体会好像是一次奇特的体验: 我竟然可以进入一本GeorgeOrwell (乔治·奥威尔) 的小说并从另一头安然走出尤其是这本小说的名字就叫做《1984》!

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  • My personal impression of this experience - a sense of amazement that you can enter a George Orwell novel and come out the other side, especially when that novel is titled ‘1984′!

    对此行我个人的体会好像是一次奇特的体验: 我竟然可以进入一本GeorgeOrwell (乔治·奥威尔) 的小说并从另一头安然走出尤其是这本小说的名字就叫做《1984》!

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