例句與造句

1. Discussion is open about the origin of the word'mankurt '.
2. A mankurt did not recognise his name, family or tribe  " a mankurt did not recognise himself as a human being ".
3. A mankurt did not recognise his name, family or tribe  " a mankurt did not recognise himself as a human being ".
4. N . Shneidman stated " The mankurt motif, taken from central Asian lore, is the dominant idea of the novel and connects the different narrative levels and time sequences ".
5. N . Shneidman stated " The mankurt motif, taken from Central Asian lore, is the dominant idea of the novel and connects the different narrative levels and time sequences ".
6. It's difficult to find mankurt in a sentence. 用mankurt造句挺難的
7. In the later years of the Soviet Union " Mankurt " entered everyday speech to describe the alienation that people had toward a society that repressed them and distorted their history.
8. In " The Day Lasts More Than a Hundred Years, " a poetic legend about a young captive turned into a mankurt serves as a tragic allegory and becomes a significant symbolic expression of the philosophy of the novel.
9. *If kept, the now re-written article can be moved to Mankurt ( film ) as a dis-ambig, and the " word " mankurt can be set as a clean redirect to the novel as offered above . "'
10. *If kept, the now re-written article can be moved to Mankurt ( film ) as a dis-ambig, and the " word " mankurt can be set as a clean redirect to the novel as offered above . "'
11. It was first used in the press by Aitmatov and he is said to have taken the word from the " Epic of Manas " .'Mankurt'may be derived from the Turkic mengirt ( one who was deprived memory ) or ( less probably ) man kort ( bad tribe ).
12. Discussion is open about the origin of the word'mankurt .'It was first used in the press by Aitmatov and he is said to have taken the word from Manas epos .'Mankurt'may be derived from the Turkic mengirt ( one who was deprived memory ) or ( less probably ) man kort ( bad tribe ) or even from Latin mens curtus ( mind cut off ).
13. Discussion is open about the origin of the word'mankurt .'It was first used in the press by Aitmatov and he is said to have taken the word from Manas epos .'Mankurt'may be derived from the Turkic mengirt ( one who was deprived memory ) or ( less probably ) man kort ( bad tribe ) or even from Latin mens curtus ( mind cut off ).