paraphrase

　　[英]['pær?fre?z][美][?pær??frez]

　　n.釋義，意譯; 演釋曲;

　　vt.改述;

　　vi.改述; 意譯;

　　第三人稱單數(shù)：paraphrases過去分詞：paraphrased復(fù)數(shù)：paraphrases現(xiàn)在進行時：paraphrasing過去式：paraphrased

　　例句:

　　1.資本主義企圖消滅競爭，這種聲討變成了對亞當斯密的釋義。

　　The charge that capitalism seeks to kill competition was revealed to be aparaphrase of adam smith.2.或改述黛安娜王妃(princess diana)的話來說這場婚姻中存在我們?nèi)恕?/p>

　　Or to paraphrase princess diana, there are three of us in this marriage.3.決定何時使用法語是當我認為絕對必要的時候，這是我使用哪種語言的基本原則當翻譯或釋義不起作用時，當英語里不存在一個相對應(yīng)對應(yīng)的法語詞或措辭的時候。

　　My basic rule for deciding when to use french words was when I saw that it wasabsolutely indispensable-when a translation or paraphrase wouldn't do, when anequivalent of a french word or expression didn't exist in english.4.他還稱中國驅(qū)逐出境的半島電視臺記者陳嘉韻為“潑婦”，并讓任何妖魔化中國的人閉嘴滾蛋(這還是原語經(jīng)過禮貌意譯的)。

　　He then called the expelled al jazeera correspondent melissa chan "a bitch" andsaid that anyone who demonises china should shut up and get lost ( toparaphrase politely).5.面對歐洲領(lǐng)袖的譴責，世界的獨裁者們不禁會重新釋義斯大林的話：“歐盟!你們到底有多少個師!”

　　Faced with denunciations by european leaders, the world's dictators may betempted to paraphrase stalin: "the european union! How many divisions does ithave?"