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威斯敏斯特大教堂 也翻译成西敏寺

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歌曲名:I Am A Rocker (Live At Abbey Road)歌手:Chas & Dave专辑:The Very Best Of Chas & DaveA winter"s dayIn a deep and dark December;I am alone,Gazing from my window to the streets belowOn a freshly fallen silent shroud of snow.I am a rock,I am an island.I"ve built walls,A fortress deep and mighty,That none may penetrate.I have no need of friendship; friendship causes pain.It"s laughter and it"s loving I disdain.I am a rock,I am an island.Don"t talk of love,But I"ve heard the words before;It"s sleeping in my memory.I won"t disturb the slumber of feelings that have died.If I never loved I never would have cried.I am a rock,I am an island.I have my booksAnd my poetry to protect me;I am shielded in my armor,Hiding in my room, safe within my womb.I touch no one and no one touches me.I am a rock,I am an island.And a rock feels no pain;And an island never cries.by eric 2002http://music.baidu.com/song/7985608

The subjects of the poem include memory, specificly, the childhood memeories of communion with natrual beauty.The main theme is that the memory of pure communion with nature in childhood works upon the mind even in adulthood, when acess to that pure communion has been lost, and that the maturity of mind present in adulthood offers compensation for the loss of that communion-- the ability to look on nature and hear human music; that is, to see the nature with an eye towards its relationship to human life.Addionally, in his youth, the poet was thoughtless in his unity with the woods and the river; now, five years later, he is no longer thoughtless, but aware of everything the scene has offered to him The presence of his sister gives him a view of himself as he imagines him to have been youth. Happily, he knows that this current experience will provide both of them wiht the future memories.

"所有的艾比道恩 (Abbey Dawn) 服装只在科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 的实体店和网上商店才可以买到" 　科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 是美国著名的面向家庭的专业百货公司。科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 由Kohl家族于1962年在密尔沃基创立，此后迅速发展，现在科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 的商店遍布美国40个州，并且每年的商店数量都在增加当中。　　科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 的销售对象以家有幼儿的年轻母亲为主，店铺多数设于家庭聚居的市区，强调购物便利和物有所值。科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 设有儿童、青少年、女士及男士产品部，货品以服装为主，价格相宜，质素不俗，加上各种促销优惠，因此颇受欢迎。　　科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 商店主要集中在中西部，中大西洋地区和美国东北地区，以提供特定价格高质量的全国品牌商品为特色。公司的商店销售中等价位的服装、鞋靴、佩件和家用产品，目标是中等收入的客户为他们的家庭购买商品。　　科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 凭着种种推广手法，展开强劲的宣传攻势，成功吸引了一大批捧场客。比如：每间新店的首600名顾客都获赠科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 手挽袋一个；加州28家新店开张前，附近的居民都获得价值10美元的赠券。此外，在店内填表申请科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 信用卡的顾客，可获九折购物优惠等等。　　科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 的竞争对手沃尔玛、Sears和Kmart近几年都已经在纽约开设了设计工作室，巩固与服装制造厂家的关系，并加大推出专有品牌的力度。甚至来自田纳西州诺克斯维尔市的区域性零售商Goody，去年也为旗下家居服装系列开设了一家曼哈顿工作室。科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 表示，公司也将追随这一趋势，计划在纽约开设一个设计工作室。　　科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 与多家知名服饰品牌和名人合作，推出一些只在科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 销售的商品。如与王薇薇 (VERA WANG) 合作推出的简单王薇薇 (Simply Vera VERA WANG) ，与艾薇儿 (Avril Lavigne) 合作推出的艾比道恩 (Abbey Dawn) 等等。　　◆ 科尔士百货公司 (Kohl"s) 品牌档案：　　国家：美国　　创建年代：1962年　　产品类别：连锁服装零售商　　公司总部：美国怀俄明州Menomonee Falls

1. 概述 奥斯丁写作《诺桑觉寺》是在十八世纪末叶，在当时的英国，社会阶层的高低决定了人们各自的命运，而社会的阶层的高低首先取决于对土地的拥有。居首位的当然是贵族，他们拥有大片的土地；其次则是地主乡绅，然后便是律师、医生、牧师等（《诺桑觉寺》中的几家人多属后两类），甚至商人也只位居次要地位，尽管只要有钱仍可做地产的投机买卖。《诺桑觉寺》中的蒂尔尼上将尽管自己是富有人家，拥有祖宗留下的产业，但在话语间对于拥有地产仍常常是洋洋自得的样子（见第二十二章）：2. 内容 报酬是无所谓的，它并不是目的，而工作才是至关重要的。你看，就连我的大儿子弗莱德里克也有他的职业，尽管他在本郡也许与任何一名非公职人员一样，将会继承一笔相当可观的地产。他的女儿因为嫁给了一个有钱有势的人，让他自尊大增，喜不自胜，当他第一次称女儿艾丽诺为“子爵夫人”时，是出自内心地喜欢她，与过去岁月里女儿与他作伴。为他服务，逆来顺受时对她的喜爱完全不可同日而语。也正因为这个缘故，他对儿子亨利99蒂尔尼要娶“贫苦”人家女儿凯瑟琳为妻虽然气愤，但在艾丽诺的请求下，也就不再追究，允许他回家住，尽管他还是说，“他喜欢就让他当个大傻瓜吧?钡比唬彩撬较吕锎蛱剑焕斩僮暗夭匀挥赡壳暗乃腥耍窗紫壬┲洌⒚挥腥缭己?#12539;索普所编造的那样，是由一个年轻人继承的；换句话说，这地产是对外公开的，谁的心贪，谁就可以来做土地投机买卖，他也就有可能来购置，只要有钱。而且，凯瑟琳并不是一个“穷人”的女儿，嫁妆便有三千英镑（凯瑟琳的父亲答应她哥哥詹姆斯与伊莎贝拉99索普小姐三年之后结婚时，可以谋得年薪四百英镑的牧师职位；当时一个劳动人民家庭要维持生计，所需仅四百英镑的二十分之一，可见三千英镑的陪嫁数目不?＃Ｋ裕辖簿痛鹩α硕雍嗬幕槭隆Ｄ腥讼胍杉遥挥械夭材讶缭浮０雠档恼煞蛑皇窃谝馔獾鼗竦镁粑挥氩撇螅庞杏缕迪侄嗄甑淖非螅虬雠登蠡椤６艘械匚唬驳每炕橐隼唇饩觯话滤苟∮胨憬阋簧醇蓿彩怯跋炝怂顾某删筒蝗绺绺绲闹匾蛩兀ǖ比徽饫锼档牟⒎侵肝难系某删停?《诺桑觉寺》的男女主人公在小说最后一页终成眷属：“教堂钟声响了，人人都喜笑颜开。”这是亨利与凯瑟琳的自豪与胜利；因为亨利对于爱情是真诚的：在这样一件事上，他（即上将）的怒气会使亨利震惊，却无法将他吓倒，因为亨利相信他的目的是正义的，所以他会坚持他的目的。他觉得自己不仅在感情上而且在道义上都必须对凯瑟琳负责，而且他还相信，他曾受父命去赢取的那颗心现在已经属于他自己，因此用卑劣的做法将默许撤回，毫无道理地在一怒之下要他变卦的命令，都动摇不了他的忠贞，也左右不了因忠贞而下定的决心。（第三十章）然而，如果没有经济条件的保证，上将亦不会同意，而如果没有上将的同意，莫兰先生虽则心地善良，但作为一个牧师，为人处世的原则也必须坚持，在这种情况下他也不会鼓励两个人的婚事，亨利与凯瑟琳也只能两地相思而已。因此，要回答奥斯丁书中最后一句话：是主张父母专制，还是主张儿女不必顺从父母之命？在当时，仍然是有条件的。《诺桑觉寺》是一部非常有文学色彩的长篇小说，第一章便引述了许多诗人、剧作家的诗句，其中便有两处引语来自莎士比亚的两个剧本。而书中第五章与第十四章，还用很大篇幅讨论长篇小说的地位。这些都是针对当时极流行的哥特式（恐怖）小说而发的。《诺桑觉寺》的书名即与哥特式小说相类似，而且小说后半部的地点亦在过去曾是一座女修道院的蒂尔尼家族的住宅内；小说的情节也是随着女主人公读了哥特式小说之后要在现实生活中天真地按部就班去寻找刺激而步步深入的。然而，奥斯丁的《诺桑觉寺》却是一部与哥特式小说截然不同的现实主义作品。作者在第五章感叹长篇小说的价值被人们所低估时指出：……似乎几乎普遍有一个愿望，要低毁小说家的能力，低估小说家的劳动，并且轻视其创作成果，而这些作品体现的仅仅是精神、才智与趣味罢了。……只不过是一部表现了思想的巨大力量的作品，一部用最贴切的语言，向世人传达对人性的最彻底的认识、并对人性的种种表现作最恰当 的刻划，传达洋溢着最生动的才智与幽默的作品。奥斯丁对十八世纪自笛福以来的英国现实主义小说作了极高的评价，而对于那些包括有名的《旁观者》在内的杂志却作了极深刻的批判：这个刊物上的文章常常是陈述荒谬的事情、别扭的人物以及活人不再关心的话题；而语言也常常粗糙得使人对容忍这种语言的那个年代不会有很好的看法。就小说而言，那些哥特式小说自有其缺陷，即远离现实。她在第二十五章中写道：尽管拉德克利夫夫人的全部作品，甚至她的全部模仿者的作品，都很引人入胜，然而，人性，至少是英格兰中部各郡居民所表现的人性，也许在这些作品中是找不到的。因此，《诺桑觉寺》中的人是活生生的人，女主人公凯瑟琳并不是什么传奇式的人物，她在现实生活中破除了幻觉，懂得了人生的道理，她在巴思与诺桑觉寺所经历的三个月，比她十七年来所接受的教育还要多。她在巴思的第一个朋友伊莎贝拉就是虚情假意的人，嘴上说的往往并非心里想的，她要接近凯瑟琳的目的在于要与詹姆斯99莫兰订婚。在与詹姆斯订婚并征得他父亲同意之后，她又与弗莱德里克99蒂尔尼（蒂尔尼上尉）调情，因为蒂尔尼的家庭更加富有，然而她的目的并没有达到，于是又回过头来想通过凯瑟琳的帮助要与詹姆斯重修旧好，最后连读了她来信的凯瑟琳都对她的行为感到厌恶，更不用谈修补她与詹姆斯的爱情，因为那不是爱情。第二个让凯瑟琳认识这个现实世界的是约翰99索普。这个牛津大学的呆子所追求的只是事物的表面，为了在别人面前显得神气和阔气，他什么都可以编造。最大的谎言是为了显示他的追求对象家庭阔绰，说她是富勒顿地产的女继承人，仿佛他追求的人富有便是他的阔气。然而一旦追求凯瑟琳不能得逞，又转而污蔑她家是贫穷人家，这第二次谎言带来的后果是蒂尔尼上将把做客的凯瑟琳赶出家门。凯瑟琳虽不了解这些情况，但她始终没有被索普骗走。这是她性格非常可爱的地方。蒂尔尼上将虽然出身高贵、家境富有，其实是一个头脑蠢笨的人，否则他不会两次被约翰99索普所蒙骗，这主要是因为他所追求的只是金钱、地位、地产之故，有什么样的追求便会造就什么样的人，那是必然如此的。凯瑟琳一直对他敬而远之，而且总怀疑他是谋害妻子的凶手，尽管她是受了太多的哥特式小说的影响。这是凯瑟琳性格的又一个可爱之处。正因为有这些可爱之处，她赢得了亨利99蒂尔尼真诚的爱，以及他妹妹艾丽诺99蒂尔尼的真心帮助。艾伦太太也是一个有趣的人物，她养尊处优，只关心服饰，因此她是头脑空空洞洞，没有什么见解的人，在巴思的那些日子里，与其说她关心凯瑟琳，倒不如说她关心巴思的时髦服饰。莫兰太太是另一种类型的人物，尽管她为了安慰凯瑟琳可以搬出麦肯齐的《镜报》杂志妙文来，然而她对现实生活的看法是很局限的。倒是凯瑟琳的大妹妹萨拉，虽然只听到她说过几句话，但她是一个很善于动脑筋而且思维清晰的人，可以想见定是一个很有见解的姑娘。至于亨利，正是在他的帮助下，凯瑟琳才从生活中学懂了许多道理，这里不必多说他了。奥斯丁的人物都是很有性格的，非常令人难忘，因为在我们身边也可以碰到这样的一些人。这就是奥斯丁小说的魅力。奥斯丁作品的语言文字是纯正英语的典范。这是跟她的家庭环境有关的。她从小就开始大量广泛地阅读包括亨利99菲尔?⒗聿檠贰⑺靖魈氐却笞骷业男∷涤胧鳎沂杆昃涂嘉难Т醋鳎劣诮樾沤煌魑废靶醋饔胨枷虢涣鞯幕幔歉撬钪械囊桓鲋匾谌荨！杜瞪＞跛隆返谌轮凶髡呓韬嗬?#12539;蒂尔尼之口，对女人记日记作了很有意思的评论：记日记是一个富有乐趣的习惯，女人一般都有流畅的写作风格，而这流畅的写作风格的形成，大都又归功于记日记这个好习惯。大家都承认，会写一封封读之令人愉快的书信，那是女人特有的才能。也许天赋有一些关系，可是我确信，对于这种写作风格的形成，记日记练笔那必定是起了重大作用的。她在第五章论及长篇小说的时候，指出小说是“表现了思想的巨大力量的作品”，是“用最贴切的语言，向世人传达对人性的最彻底的认识、并对人性的种种表现作最恰当的刻划，传达洋溢着最生动的才智与幽默的作品”。

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里面的人性。 人没有真正的善恶。大小姐有让人讨厌的地方，她骄傲，她自以为只要一个媚眼，男人就会跟着他走；但她又那么让人爱，她懂规矩，但并不循规蹈矩，她真诚，她要强又勇敢。她爱Matthew，但当知道他的订婚之后，了解了他未婚妻之后，又是那么坚信Matthew的未婚妻对他的爱。她要强，要强到让人又爱又恨，当她知晓Matthew在战场上失踪了，在去参加音乐会之前，她看着镜子，看着，然后挺直自己的腰走下去。她说 I don"t to be pushed in，她说 you know me,I never down for long。她是那么矛盾，有时候觉得自己和她一样，但又远远不及。出于我们，而又高于我们。Mary说Matthew帮他发现了一个更好的自己，Matthew死了，她感觉那个更好的自己也死了。我觉得，Mary其实是一面镜子，第一次看见她觉得她有点骄傲自大，但她的内心却并不完全肯定自己，她知道自己的不好，知道自己招人厌，她表面看上去不在意，其实心里很难受。有些人外表看起来坚强乐观，或者自信大方，但自己看自己的态度却比别人看自己的态度更加苛刻，自己其实不能容忍自己。看Mary的成长变化，总是有很强烈的代入感。

这个问题在61乌托邦中被提过，40叔当时问的，楼主不会也是看了那个才要的吧

Westminster Abbey, formally titled the Collegiate Church of St Peter at Westminster, is a large, mainly Gothic, church in the City of Westminster, London, located just to the west of the Palace of Westminster. It is one of the most notable religious buildings in theUnited Kingdom and is the traditional place of coronation and burial site for English and, later, British monarchs.

AbbeyWadeAbbeyWade是一名演员，代表作品有《27俱乐部》、《夏日捕手》等。外文名：AbbeyWade职业：演员代表作品：《27俱乐部》合作关系：TraciDinwiddie

只找到了介绍：Westminster AbbeyFormally titled The Collegiate Church of St Peter, Westminster, this mainly Gothic church in London is the traditional place of coronation and burial site for English monarchs. First built by Edward the Confessor between 1045 - 1065 in the Norman style, it replaced an earlier church on the same site. It was built as an abbey for the Benedictine monks and was consecrated on December 28, 1065. It was rebuilt in the Gothic style between 1245 - 1517, with Henry VII adding a perpendicular style chapel in 1503. In 1579, Elizabeth I re-established Westminster as a "royal peculiar" -- a church responsible directly to the sovereign, rather than the Archbishop of Canterbury -- and made it a school, the Collegiate Church of St. Peter. Since then, the head has been not a bishop (although the Abbey is the seat of the Bishop of London) but a dean, appointed by the monarch. Until the 19th century, Westminster was the third seat of learning in England, after Oxford and Cambridge. It was here that the first third of the King James Bible Old Testament and the last half of the New Testament were translated. William the Conqueror was the first monarch crowned in the Abbey and all subsequent English monarchs (except Edward V and Edward VIII, who did not have coronations) have been crowned there. The Archbishop of Canterbury is the traditional cleric in the coronation ceremony. The church contains the bones of St Edward the Confessor as well as the remains of many other famous persons. These include Ben Jonson, Geoffrey Chaucer, Edmund Spenser, John Dryden, Dr Samuel Johnson, Charles Dickens, Robert Browning, Alfred Lord Tennyson, Rudyard Kipling, Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Lord Kelvin, Ernest Rutherford,George Friderich Handel, Henry Purcell, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Laurence Olivier, William Pitt the Elder, William Pitt the Younger, William Ewart Gladstone, Clement Attlee, and David Livingstone. Oliver Cromwell was buried in the abbey but Charles II ordered his remains removed. Nearest London Underground stations: St. James" Park[?] (District, Circle lines) Westminster[?] (Jubilee, District, Circle lines)

歌曲名:Strong Man歌手:Abbey Lincoln专辑:That"S Him「Strong MAN」作词∶MiChi作曲∶Tomokazu Matsuzawa歌∶MiChi X the telephones独りベッドでFeeling LonelyYou tell me where you"re at必要な时にいないMy God,　たよりのない　(Boy)今夜も帰って来ないんだねWorking over time仕事に追われてばかりMy god　もうつまんなーいYou think I"ll just wait aroundlike a good girl? Well I"m going madand I don"t think you"re really for meI wanna a strong man 今すぐに强く　to hold me キスGoodnightWhatever happens 何も动じない(You"re not that man!!)I need s Strong man 守られたいHe"s Scared of nothing Heart so big素直にLove me EndlesslyどこにいるのよこんなManカフェでEndlessなガールズトークDreaming our perfect manあーだこーだ言うけどね欲しいのはGentle man耻ずかしいとは知らないWhy don"t you hold my hand?草食系BoyってなんなのI just want a real man ahhh ahhIt"s your heart we"re looking forWhen our world comes tumbling downCan you build it back up nowI need a strong man 今すぐに强くHold me キスGoodnightWhatever happens 何にも动じない(You"re not that man!!)I wanna Strong man 守られたいHe"s Scared of nothing Heart so big素直にLove me EndlesslyどっかにいるはずこんなManahhh ahh ahh今すぐTouch me baby don"t stopahhhh ahhh ahhhI don"t wanna boy, I need a manahhhh ahh ahh【 おわり 】http://music.baidu.com/song/8768562

只找到了介绍：Westminster AbbeyFormally titled The Collegiate Church of St Peter, Westminster, this mainly Gothic church in London is the traditional place of coronation and burial site for English monarchs. First built by Edward the Confessor between 1045 - 1065 in the Norman style, it replaced an earlier church on the same site. It was built as an abbey for the Benedictine monks and was consecrated on December 28, 1065. It was rebuilt in the Gothic style between 1245 - 1517, with Henry VII adding a perpendicular style chapel in 1503. In 1579, Elizabeth I re-established Westminster as a "royal peculiar" -- a church responsible directly to the sovereign, rather than the Archbishop of Canterbury -- and made it a school, the Collegiate Church of St. Peter. Since then, the head has been not a bishop (although the Abbey is the seat of the Bishop of London) but a dean, appointed by the monarch. Until the 19th century, Westminster was the third seat of learning in England, after Oxford and Cambridge. It was here that the first third of the King James Bible Old Testament and the last half of the New Testament were translated. William the Conqueror was the first monarch crowned in the Abbey and all subsequent English monarchs (except Edward V and Edward VIII, who did not have coronations) have been crowned there. The Archbishop of Canterbury is the traditional cleric in the coronation ceremony. The church contains the bones of St Edward the Confessor as well as the remains of many other famous persons. These include Ben Jonson, Geoffrey Chaucer, Edmund Spenser, John Dryden, Dr Samuel Johnson, Charles Dickens, Robert Browning, Alfred Lord Tennyson, Rudyard Kipling, Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Lord Kelvin, Ernest Rutherford,George Friderich Handel, Henry Purcell, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Laurence Olivier, William Pitt the Elder, William Pitt the Younger, William Ewart Gladstone, Clement Attlee, and David Livingstone. Oliver Cromwell was buried in the abbey but Charles II ordered his remains removed. Nearest London Underground stations: St. James" Park[?] (District, Circle lines) Westminster[?] (Jubilee, District, Circle lines)

是甚么样的地方，可以让 Google 将它做成专题式的室内导览？答案就是可视为英国流行音乐圣地的传奇录音室 Abbey Road 艾比路录音室，这个录音室因披头四解散前在此录制与拍摄封面的最后一张专辑 Abbey Road 而被众人所知，四个人一同走过斑马线的专辑封面也成为经典中的经典，同时也是许多殿堂级摇滚歌手爱用的录音室，也催生许多经典的摇滚乐曲，另外像是也是星际大战、魔戒、普罗米修斯等电影的配乐也是在此催生。 Google 为此设立了 Inside Abbey Road 专题网站，不仅可一睹 Abbey Road 内的样貌，还可在网站中试试混音、聆听由艾比路录音室所录制的经典乐曲等等，了解哪些经典音乐是在此催生；无法亲眼一睹艾比路录音室风采，至少也可来一趟网路朝圣之旅。 活动网站： Inside Abbey Road 你或许会喜欢 今年送给朋友最科技最宅的礼物！ 国际牌烤箱送超市现金抵用券买食材还有食谱喔！

从左往右是:GeorgeHarrison(乔治哈裏森)，PaulMcCartney(保罗麦卡特尼)，RingoStarr(林戈斯塔尔)，JohnLennon(约翰列农)如果有关专辑阴谋论的问题想问楼主可以继续追问，很乐意为您解答。希望楼主满意。

TatianaAbbeyTatianaAbbey是一名演员、副导演、助理导演，主要作品有《泡妞宝典》。外文名：TatianaAbbey职业：演员、导演代表作品：《泡妞宝典》合作人物：RichardTemtchine

毋庸置疑，Abbey Road Studios 是世界上最富盛名的录音室。它不仅享有世界上最有名乐队的盛誉，亦是流行音乐、摇滚音乐、古典音乐和电影配乐录制技术蓬勃发展的枢纽。您听到的大部分音乐都是在 Abbey Road 录制的。从 20 世纪 80 年代末起，它也采用 Bowers & Wilkins 扬声器灌制唱片。合作之初，该录音室将 B&W Matrix 801 用作其标准监听扬声器。这种合作关系延续至今。直到今天，B&W 800 Diamond系列仍然为 Abbey Road 所用。

想挣出自己的学费最好还有生活费 祝你好运 不要对留学生活有太美好的幻想 做好吃苦努力的准备吧 一路顺风

Abbey Library(Life Magic Gem：2、Shadow Magic Gem：1、Scroll：1、Hint Scroll：1)顺着长廊左转走到底，调查尸体后取得Light Magic Gem(1)。a走入图书馆触发Animated Armor的出现，持续攻击一段时间后，玩家就能使用抓钩破坏掉它手上的盾牌，当血量降低到一定程度时，再次使用抓钩把它杀死。游戏操控权回到玩家手上后，调查尸体取得Hint Scroll。使用聚气攻击推动镜子，并将它转动到能将光线射到门上的位置打开门。来到下个房间，调查尸体取得Scroll。顺着光线朝着面对萤幕的方向前进，调查底部的尸体取得Light Magic Gem(2)。站在尸体的位置往右手边移动，施展聚气攻击将镜子推到大门。回到图示的地图移动镜子将光线反射到右侧的镜子上开门。

Westminster Abbey is the famous British Protestant churches, its history and even London is the epitome of British history. Westminster Abbey grand, spectacular, the United Kingdom is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, but also the history of the United Kingdom Jicui land.Westminster Abbey, the predecessor of the monastery, the 13th century King Henry III was ordered by the Gothic style church to carry out the conversion. 1245 start for completion in 1517. Church of the Cross plane was this type, chief 156 years, 22 meters wide; large dome roof 31 meters high, 68.5 meters high clock tower. Church of the galleries grand solemn, tall towers tall and straight. Halls decorated exquisite gorgeous, colorful glass windows.

英译中有时候意思会有点扭曲,不要在意 （另：abbey是修道院的意思）

AbbeyDawn是Avril自创的一个服装品牌关于为什么要命名为AbbeyDawn艾薇儿解释因为DubbedAbbeyDawn是她幼年的昵称所以艾薇儿决定将自己的品牌命名为AbbeyDawn衣服在今年7月开始销售,其主要设计方向是针对与艾薇儿自己年龄相近的年轻女生！当然也不乏男装！很遗憾的是,此品牌的衣服只在美国的Kolh店有销售.所以中国的V迷只能通过其他途径购买！

cathedral 是比较正式的教堂的说法,abbey意思是修道院,可以说是寺院,大教堂,不过westminster abbey 和 westminster cathedral 意思表达出来的话应该是一样的,最好用后者

亨利三世为了纪念爱德华而重建了西敏寺，并将他的遗体埋葬在西敏寺。亨利三世本人也被埋葬在了西敏寺。从此之后大多数的英国君主死后都葬在这里（不过亨利八世和查理一世之后大多数君主都葬在温莎）。除了君主以外，贵族可以葬在礼拜堂，而僧侣和与教堂有关的人则葬在回廊。 1400年，乔叟葬于教堂南向甬道--最后，诗人可以葬在乔叟周围（即今天所称的“诗人角”）。逐渐，在西敏寺安葬或竖立纪念碑就成了一种荣誉，今天西敏寺中安葬着的包括了英国的贵族、诗人、将军、政治家、科学家等等，这其中有：克莱门特·艾德礼 乔叟 查尔斯·达尔文 查尔斯·狄更斯 塞缪尔·约翰逊 约瑟夫·鲁德亚德·吉卜林 约翰·赫歇尔 艾萨克·牛顿 温斯顿·丘吉尔 威廉·威伯福斯 克伦威尔死后曾被安葬在西敏寺，但是后来的查理二世下令将他的遗体移开。在西敏寺中还有一座威廉·莎士比亚的塑像，但是莎士比亚葬在他的家乡，而不是西敏寺。西敏寺西大门上方，从1998年起安置了十尊基督教殉道者塑像。他们来自世界各地，不是古代的圣徒，而是在廿世纪期间殉道的当代信徒。由左到右分别是：圣国柏（St. Maximilian Kolbe; 1894～1941）：波兰籍天主教方济会神父，1941年被囚禁于奥斯威辛集中营时，因为代替一名父亲受死而遭害。 梅思默拉（Manche Masemola；1913～1928）：南非原住民少女，1928年因为信基督教被自己父母杀死。 鲁温（Janani Luwum；1922～1977）：乌干达圣公宗教省大主教，于1977年遭伊迪·阿敏杀害。 圣伊丽莎白（St. Elizabeth of Russia；1864～1918）：俄国皇族成员之一，平日献身于扶弱济贫的慈惠事工，1918年遭俄国共产党处决。 马丁·路德·金（Martin Luther King, Jr.；1929～1968）：美国黑人民权领袖及牧师，1964年获得诺贝尔和平奖，1968年4月4日遇刺身亡。 若梅若（??scar Romero；1917～1980）：天主教圣萨尔瓦多总主教，支持革命运动，1980年在主持弥撒时遇刺身亡。 潘霍华（Dietrich Bonhoeffer；1906～1945）：挺身抵抗纳粹政权的德国信义宗神学家及牧师，以叛国罪，在福洛森堡集中营（Flossenbürg concentration camp）1945年4月9日接受绞刑身亡。 以斯帖·约翰（Esther John；1929～1960）：巴基斯坦籍女信徒，逃离父母安排的婚姻，跟着白人宣教士传福音，1960年在寝室中遭人谋害。 塔皮迪（Lucian Tapiede；1921～1942）：巴布亚新几内亚原住民，第二次世界大战日军占领期间，陪同白人宣教士躲避日军，1942年被另一名土著杀害，凶手后来也成为基督徒。 王志明（Wang Zhiming；1907～1973）：中国云南苗族牧师，文化大革命期间遭受逼迫，1973年在批斗大会中殉道。

这两个实际讲的都是威斯敏斯特教堂，其实都一样的，两个词现在也已经合并了

英译中有时候意思会有点扭曲，不要在意（另：abbey是修道院的意思）

分类: 外语/出国 问题描述: 希望各位好心人能够多多提供相关资料，谢谢 解析: 楼上的教堂历史，我这个是介绍 Westminster Abbey Formally titled The Collegiate Church of St Peter, Westminster, this mainly Gothic church in London is the traditional place of coronation and burial site for English monarchs. First built by Edward the Confessor beeen 1045 - 1065 in the Norman style, it replaced an earlier church on the same site. It was built as an abbey for the Benedictine monks and was consecrated on December 28, 1065. It was rebuilt in the Gothic style beeen 1245 - 1517, with Henry VII adding a perpendicular style chapel in 1503. In 1579, Elizabeth I re-established Westminster as a "royal peculiar" -- a church responsible directly to the sovereign, rather than the Archbishop of Canterbury -- and made it a school, the Collegiate Church of St. Peter. Since then, the head has been not a bishop (although the Abbey is the seat of the Bishop of London) but a dean, appointed by the monarch. Until the 19th century, Westminster was the third seat of learning in England, after Oxford and Cambridge. It was here that the first third of the King James Bible Old Testament and the last half of the New Testament were translated. William the Conqueror was the first monarch crowned in the Abbey and all subsequent English monarchs (except Edward V and Edward VIII, who did not have coronations) have been crowned there. The Archbishop of Canterbury is the traditional cleric in the coronation ceremony. The church contains the bones of St Edward the Confessor as well as the remains of many other famous persons. These include Ben Jonson, Geoffrey Chaucer, Edmund Spenser, John Dryden, Dr Samuel Johnson, Charles Dickens, Robert Browning, Alfred Lord Tennyson, Rudyard Kipling, Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Lord Kelvin, Ernest Rutherford,Gee Friderich Handel, Henry Purcell, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Laurence Olivier, William Pitt the Elder, William Pitt the Younger, William Ewart Gladstone, Clement Attlee, and David Livingstone. Oliver Cromwell was buried in the abbey but Charles II ordered his remains removed. Nearest London Underground stations: St. James" Park[?] (District, Circle lines) Westminster[?] (Jubilee, District, Circle lines)

小西十七岁 你们看每次玩英语游戏时说的高中英语话 发现了吗

乔治哈里森。abbey乐队中文名字叫做披头士乐队，是1960年在利物浦组建的一支英国摇滚乐队，在上世纪五六十年代，因为摇滚演唱方式富有激情，因此非常的火爆，对后世音乐的创作产生了深远的影响，由约翰·列侬、保罗·麦卡特尼、林戈·斯塔尔以及主唱乔治·哈里森四位成员组成，他们被广泛承认为史上最伟大、最有影响力的摇滚乐队。

可以的，有这个名，是Abigail的昵称。

如果是人名的话可以音译,也可以不译直接把英文写上

1）MONASTERY：按照Merriam-Webster Collegiate dictionary(11th edition)的解释：Monestry的意思是: a house for persons under religious vows; especially: an establishment for monks 即“正式许诺遵循宗教法规生活和行事的人之生活之处，尤指和尚居住场所”，一般称之为“（男）修道院”。其它词典的解释也都基本上相同。2)ABBEY 同为该词典的解释：1.a : a monastery ruled by an abbot由男修道院院长主持的修道院b : a convent ruled by an abbess由女修道院院长（ 女庵）主持的女修道院－－－－－－－－－如果都是指男修道院，abbey规模大于monastery。－－－－－－－－－－－补充：monastery和monk属于同根词，都含有词根mon(o),意为“one，alone”。男修道士或者说和尚都是孤家寡人独身而居，传统意义上的修道院也是远离尘世。

The series, set in the fictional Yorkshire country estate of Downton Abbey, depicts the lives of the aristocratic Crawley family and their servants in the post-Edwardian era — with the great events in history having an effect on their lives and on the British social hierarchy.Downton Abbey 是杜撰的英国约克郡一个 乡间庄园, 所以不是将Abbey翻译成庄园

Abbey英文名的意思是艾贝。Abbey的中文名：艾贝。1、Abbey英文名什么意思：修道院；在修道院任职者，修道院；在修道院任职者。修道院；在修道院任职者，缩略语ABIGAIL。2、Abbey英文名寓意：有能力的。3、Abbey英文名印象：在处理有关经济和物质的事物中有很强的责任感。不管做什么都有决心获得成功，有能力，适合担任领导的职位，喜欢稳定的，已经习惯了的，良好的环境，有很强的支配别人的欲望。

艾贝（女孩英文名）【适合女孩的英文名】Betsy，贝齐；Ida，埃达；Fanny，梵妮；Heather，赫瑟尔；Astrid，艾丝翠得；Murray；Beryl，百丽儿；Teresa，特莉萨；Althea，奥尔瑟雅；Emma，埃玛；Bess，贝丝；Verna，维娜；Victoria，维多利亚；Jill，姬儿；Renata，蕾娜塔；Eartha，尔莎；Claire，克莱儿；Laura，罗拉；Angela，安杰拉；Sylvia，西尔维亚；Cara，卡拉；Leona，利昂娜；

Hannah Spearritt 对的

GregoryAbbeyGregoryAbbey是一名影视演员，主要作品有《花木兰:代父从军》等。外文名：GregoryAbbey职业：影视演员代表作品：《花木兰:代父从军》合作人：GeorgeBettinger，TomClifford

chapel指小教堂,小礼拜堂church指教堂，(尤指基督教举行宗教仪式的)礼拜堂Cathedral泛指大教堂Basilica指(位于意大利罗马的)梵蒂冈大教堂；(由教皇命名、享有与梵蒂冈大教堂相同礼仪特权的)天主教大教堂abbey指大修道院，大寺院；大教堂

Westminster Abbey - A Brief History Introduction to Westminster Abbey An architectural masterpiece of the 13th to 16th centuries, Westminster Abbey also presents a unique pageant of British history – the shrine of St Edward the Confessor, the tombs of kings and queens, and countless memorials to the famous and the great. It has been the setting for every Coronation since 1066 and for numerous other royal occasions. Today it is still a church dedicated to regular worship and to the celebration of great events in the life of the nation. Neither a cathedral nor a parish church, Westminster Abbey is a “Royal Peculiar” under the jurisdiction of a Dean and Chapter, subject only to the Sovereign. Westminster Abbey, a work of architectural genius, a place of daily worship, deploying the resources of high musical expertise, a burial place of kings, statesmen, poets, scientists, warriors and musicians, is the result of a process of development across the centuries, which represents the response of a monastery and later a post-Reformation church to the stimulus and challenge of its environment. In the 1040s King Edward (later St Edward the Confessor), last of the Anglo-Saxon kings, established his royal palace by the banks of the river Thames on land known as Thorney Island. Close by was a small Benedictine monastery founded under the patronage of King Edgar and St Dunstan around 960 AD. This monastery Edward chose to re-endow and greatly enlarge, building a large stone church in honour of St Peter the Apostle. This church became known as the “west minster” to distinguish it from St Paul"s Cathedral (the east minster) in the City of London. Unfortunately, when the new church was consecrated on 28 December 1065 the King was too ill to attend and died a few days later. His mortal remains were entombed in front of the High Altar. The only traces of this Norman monastery are to be found in the round arches and massive supporting columns of the Undercroft in the Cloisters. This now houses the Abbey Museum but was originally part of the domestic quarters of the monks. Among the most significant ceremonies that occurred in the Norman Abbey were the coronation of William the Conqueror on Christmas day 1066, and the “translation” or moving of King Edward"s body to a new tomb a few years after his canonisation in 1161. Edward"s Abbey survived for two centuries until the middle of the 13th century when King Henry III decided to rebuild it in the new Gothic style of architecture. It was a great age for cathedrals: in France it saw the construction of Amiens, Evreux and Chartres and in England Canterbury, Winchester and Salisbury, to mention a few. Under the decree of the King of England, Westminster Abbey was designed to be not only a great monastery and place of worship, but also a place for the coronation and burial of monarchs. Every monarch since William the Conqueror, with the exception of Edward V and Edward VIII who were never crowned, has been crowned in the Abbey. It was natural that Henry III should wish to translate the body of the saintly Edward the Confessor into a more magnificent tomb behind the High Altar. This shrine survives and around it are buried a cluster of medieval kings and their consorts including Henry III, Edward I and Eleanor of Castile, Edward III and Philippa of Hainault, Richard II and Anne of Bohemia and Henry V. The Abbey contains some 600 monuments and wall tablets – the most important collection of monumental sculpture anywhere in the country - and over three thousand people are buried here. Notable among these is the Unknown Warrior, whose grave, close to the west door, has become a place of pilgrimage. A remarkable new addition to the Abbey was the glorious Lady chapel built by King Henry VII, first of the Tudor monarchs, which now bears his name. The chapel has a spectacular fan-vaulted roof and the craftsmanship of Italian sculptor Torrigiano can be seen in Henry"s fine tomb. The banners of the Knights of the Order of the Bath, which surround the walls, together with the Battle of Britain window by Hugh Easton at the east end, give colour to this chapel. Two centuries later a further addition was made to the Abbey when the western towers (left unfinished from medieval times) were completed, to a design by Nicholas Hawksmoor. Little remains of the original medieval stained glass, once one of the Abbey"s chief glories. The great west window and the rose window in the north transept date from the early 18th century but the remainder of the glass dates from the 19th century onwards. History did not cease with the passing of the medieval monastery in 1540. Queen Elizabeth I, buried in one of the aisles of Henry VII"s chapel, refounded the Abbey in 1560 as a Collegiate Church, a Royal Peculiar exempt from the jurisdiction of bishops and with the Sovereign as its Visitor. In place of the monastic community a collegiate body of a dean and prebendaries, minor canons and a lay staff was established and charged with the task of continuing the tradition of daily worship (for which a musical foundation of choristers, singing men and organist was provided) and with the education of forty Scholars who formed the nucleus of what is now Westminster School (one of the country"s leading independent schools). In addition the Dean and Chapter were responsible for much of the civil government of Westminster, a role which was only fully relinquished in the early 20th century. Thus the Abbey was reshaped and newly patterned to discharge a distinctive yet worshipful role in a modern age. Still today, a daily pattern of worship is offered to the Glory of God. Special services, representative of a wide spread of interest and social concern, are held regularly. In 1965-66 the Abbey celebrated its 900th anniversary, taking as its theme ‘One People". Such a theme seemed to be fitting for a church which, through a long history of involvement with the developing life of the British people, has become known throughout the world.

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