引经据典，汉语成语，拼音是yǐn jīng jù diǎn，意思是引用经典书籍作为论证的依据。出自《后汉书·荀爽传》。
引经据典 [yǐn jīng jù diǎn]
misc. cite the classics
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这篇文章引经据典，非常令人信服。
This article quotes from the classics, which makes it more convincing.
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你也可以引经据典——比如“我那超级高雅的凯特”这个称呼就引自《驯悍记》。
Or you might Nick a quote from somewhere: 'my super dainty Kate' for instance, is nabbed from The Taming of The Shrew.
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一个借着引经据典来辩论的人，不是在运用自己的才智，他是在运用自己的记忆力。
The one who debates by citing the classics is not using his wisdom, but his memories.
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They're of an incredibly impressive technical proficiency and they are absolutely soaked with the references to the classical writers that Milton had been ingesting from his earliest youth.
体现了弥尔顿精湛的写作技术,他总能引经据典,参考之前从那些古代作家,那里学到的东西。
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That's because to suggest -- just think of it - to suggest that Milton is relying on his memory as he composes so allusively and so dependently, in a lot of ways, so much of Paradise Lost - to say that is simply to say that the poem has been generated by Milton and not by God.
让我们来设想一下其中的原因吧,假设弥尔顿全靠着他的记忆,正如他隐晦而连续地在《失乐园》中引经据典，并将这些以多种方式组合，这在《失乐园》中随处可见,以至于人们可以简单地说这部诗,是出自弥尔顿而非上帝的创作。
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