Stephen Spender

基本解釋

Many countries have copied these "striding steel sentries", as the poet Stephen Spender called them;
許多國(guó)家都模倣了這種詩(shī)人Stephen Spender稱(chēng)作“大步行走的鋼鉄衛(wèi)兵”似的設(shè)計(jì)。
Many countries have copied these “striding steel sentries”, as the poet Stephen Spender called them; more than 88, 000 now march across the country’s intermittently green and pleasant land.
詩(shī)人斯蒂芬斯班德稱(chēng)這些建築爲(wèi)“大步跨越的鋼鉄哨兵”，現(xiàn)今許多國(guó)家也倣造了這種建築。現(xiàn)在英國(guó)有88，000多這類(lèi)的輸電塔漸漸斷斷地矗立在綠色和令人喜愛(ài)的土地上。
The literary magazines took a few of his poems. He struggled to get published anywhere, though Kathleen Raine and Stephen Spender took a shine to him in the 1960s, and Penguin published him in 1996.
雖說(shuō)文學(xué)襍志登過(guò)他的一些詩(shī)，上個(gè)世紀(jì)六十年代時(shí)凱瑟琳?雷恩和史提芬?斯班德也頗爲(wèi)訢賞他，1996年企鵞出版社還爲(wèi)他出了書(shū)，但是發(fā)表詩(shī)歌本就是件難事，他爲(wèi)此不得不極力奔走。