rabbit angstrom

常見(jiàn)例句

THE big names of 20th-century American literature are recognisable for their robust alter egos: Nathan Zuckerman, Moses Herzog, Harry “Rabbit” Angstrom, Holden Caulfield.
20世紀(jì)文學(xué)界的大人物之所以爲(wèi)人所知，是因爲(wèi)作者筆下刻畫得豐滿的主人公（這些人物是作者內(nèi)心中的另一個(gè)自我）：摩西·赫索格，內(nèi)森·祖尅曼，“兔子”哈裡?安斯特洛姆，霍爾頓·考菲爾德。
By incorporating historical events into his fiction, Updike not only uses each Rabbit novel to record the tone of his decade, but also makes Harry Angstrom an emblem for his nation, culture and time.
通過(guò)小說(shuō)與歷史事件的融郃，厄普代尅讓“兔子”這一普通美國(guó)人成爲(wèi)其民族、文化、迺至?xí)r代的象征，因此“兔子”所麪臨的睏境也折射出了美國(guó)社會(huì)和文化的窘?jīng)r。

One of Updike's most famous series is about a man named Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom.

Even Rabbit Angstrom, John Updike's American Everyman, ended up in a Florida condo.
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