barrie

IPA/bˈaɹi/
KK[bˈæri]IPA/bˈæriː/

barrie — 名詞

1. a Scottish writer and playwright best known for creating the character Peter Pan

1.名詞
釋義

巴里

創造彼得潘的蘇格蘭作家

a Scottish writer and playwright best known for creating the character Peter Pan, a boy who magically refuses to grow up

例句

J. M. Barrie wrote the play Peter Pan, which was first staged in London in 1904.

J. M. 巴里創作了舞台劇《彼得潘》,該劇於 1904 年在倫敦首次上演。

proper noun as subject of 'wrote' for literary works

The character of Tinker Bell was created by Barrie for his 1904 play.

小仙女叮噹這個角色是由巴里在他的 1904 年舞台劇中創造的。

passive: 'was created by' for attribution

用法筆記

J. M. Barrie is almost always referred to by his initials plus surname in formal contexts; in casual conversation, simply 'Barrie' is common. His works are particularly associated with children's fantasy literature.

常見錯誤

Barrie is sometimes spelled Barry.
Barrie always ends in -ie.
💡The writer's surname uses -ie, never -y.

2. a city in the province of Ontario, Canada, situated on the western shore of Lake

2.名詞
釋義

巴里市

加拿大安大略省的城市

a city in the province of Ontario, Canada, situated on the western shore of Lake Simcoe, about ninety kilometres north of Toronto

例句

Barrie is one of the fastest-growing cities in Canada, with new housing built every year.

巴里市是加拿大成長最快的城市之一,每年都有新建住宅不斷落成。

quantifier: 'one of the fastest-growing + city'

Every August, Barrie hosts a large fireworks festival on the shore of Lake Simcoe.

每年八月,巴里市在辛科湖畔舉辦盛大的煙火節。

用法筆記

When referring to the city, Barrie (pronounced /ˈbæri/) is used without a definite article — 'in Barrie', not 'in the Barrie'. The city is named after the British naval officer Sir Robert Barrie, not after the writer J. M. Barrie.

常見錯誤

He lives in the Barrie.
He lives in Barrie.
💡City names in English generally do not take a definite article.