单词 | legend |
释义 | leg·end I. 1. a. b. c. < those rambling letters … are naught else than a legend of the cumbersome life and various fortunes of a cadet — James Howell > 2. a. b. 3. a. < all the well-known families had their grotesque or tragic or romantic legends — W.B.Yeats > < legends regarding buried treasure … are as numerous as they are improbable — Thomas Barbour > < steeped himself in the legends of the river — Saxe Commins > b. < a place in American legend > < local legend perpetuates the tale — American Guide Series: Oregon > < lives on in legend > c. < the legends they weave offer valuable clues to their nature — Julian Towster > < creation of a legend about a movie star by the publicity department > d. < a legend at forty-seven, as he has been for some years — Ward Morehouse > < had already had a resounding public career and … become a legend in his own time — Vincent Sheean > e. < some cartoons … are good enough to become legend — Gerald Gottlieb > < big bonuses in prosperous times are legend — Newsweek > 4. a. < a brass placard bore the legend — Erle Stanley Gardner > < cancellation with the three-line legend — Stamps > < the legends on both sides of the coins — J.F.Lhotka > < on one side of the glass entrance is a legend twenty feet in height — R.G.Young > b. c. d. Synonyms: see myth II. |
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