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MEANING OF 马可波罗
马可波罗 (馬可波羅)
Marco Polo (1254-c. 1324), Venetian trader and explorer who traveled the Silk road to China, author of Il Milione (Travels of Marco Polo)
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EXAMPLE SENTENCES

上书两词:“马可波罗

Two words: "Marco Polo."

“我们是一个与众不同的班级,”一个重走马可波罗路线的人说。

"We're a special class," says a man who took the Marco Polo route.

无怪乎马可波罗对其印象深刻,在他生活的时代,威尼斯只有区区5万多居民。

No wonder Marco Polo (or his unacknowledged source?) was impressed. The Venice of his day had little more than 50, 000 citizens.

在他的游记里,曾仔细地描写过芦沟桥,因此直到现在,欧洲人还把芦沟桥称作马可波罗桥。

He makes a detailed description of Lugouqiao (1) in his travel notes. That is why Europeans today still refer to Lugouqiao as Marco Polo Bridge.

它经过马可波罗和莱布尼茨的努力,白晋的发现,对19世纪辩证唯物自然观的确立产生了重大影响。

W. Leibnis in transmitting the culture and the discovery of it by Joach Bourvet exercised great influence upon the establishment of the dialectical materialistic view of nature in the 19th century.

马可波罗对忽必烈避暑宫殿中散发的珠宝光辉啧啧称奇。shang—tu——英文诗人柯尔律治的杰作,就是来自“xanadu(夏都)”的灵感。

Marco Polo marveled at the jeweled splendor of Kublai Khan's Summer Palace, Shang-tu — the inspiration for the "Xanadu" of English poet Coleridge's work.

尽管在他被广泛翻译的著作《马可波罗历险记》里他很少提到自己,马可仍被想象成为一个博学的探险者,被画在意大利热那亚的一副镶嵌画上。

Though he revealed little of himself in his widely translated book, The Description of the World, Marco is idealized as a explorer on a mosaic in Genoa, Italy, pictured here.