blake
blake — 名詞
1. the surname of an American Protestant minister who led the National Council of C
牧師布雷克
美國牧師與民權領袖
the surname of an American Protestant minister who led the National Council of Churches and was an active supporter of the civil rights movement in the 1950s and 1960s.
Eugene Carson Blake helped organize the March on Washington in 1963.
Eugene Carson Blake 在 1963 年協助組織了進軍華盛頓遊行。
proper noun reference to a historical figure
Eugene Carson Blake led the National Council of Churches during America's civil rights era.
Eugene Carson Blake 在美國民權運動時期領導了全國基督教協進會。
Many civil rights leaders worked closely with Eugene Carson Blake during the 1960s.
1960 年代，許多民權領袖都與 Eugene Carson Blake 密切合作。
Blake's speech at the 1963 March on Washington called for racial justice and equality.
Blake 在 1963 年華盛頓大遊行上的演講呼籲種族正義與平等。
用法筆記
This sense refers specifically to Eugene Carson Blake (1906–1985), not to any other person with the surname Blake.
2. the surname of an English poet, painter, and printmaker, famous for visionary wo
詩人布雷克
英國詩人、畫家與神祕主義者
the surname of an English poet, painter, and printmaker, famous for visionary works like Songs of Innocence and of Experience — a masterpiece of Romantic art and literature.
William Blake's poem 'The Tyger' is one of the most famous poems in English.
William Blake 的詩作〈老虎〉是英語中最著名的詩歌之一。
proper noun reference to a canonical literary figure
Blake's The Marriage of Heaven and Hell pairs poems with engraved illustrations on each page.
Blake 的《天堂與地獄的婚姻》在每一頁上搭配詩文與版畫插圖。
Art students study Blake's relief etching technique, which prints text and images from one copper plate.
藝術系學生研究 Blake 的浮雕蝕刻技法，可將文字與圖像從同一塊銅版印出。
Blake drew imaginative creatures that he said came to him in visions.
Blake 畫出充滿想像力的生物，他說這些都是他在幻象中看見的。
用法筆記
This sense refers specifically to William Blake (1757–1827). His full name is often used in academic writing — simply 'Blake' is common in literary discussion.