| 单词 |
Candide |
| 释义 |
Candide Can·dide /kɒnˈdiːd $ kɑːn-/ (1759) a book by the French writer Voltaire which is a satire (=humorous criticism) on the belief that ‘everything is for the best in the best of all possible worlds’. Candide is a young man who is taught to be an optimist, but his experiences show him how bad life is, and he decides that it is best to ‘cultivate (=look after) one’s own garden’.Can·dideSyllable |
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- Aston Martin
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- a storm in a teacup
- Astor, Nancy
- astor,nancy
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- as to something
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- (as) to the manner born
- as to the manner born
- as tough as nails
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