biographies

英 [baɪˈɒgrəfiz]

美 [baɪˈɑgrəfiz]

n.  传记; 传记作品
biography的复数

柯林斯词典

• （人物）传记
  Abiographyof someone is an account of their life, written by someone else.
• N-UNCOUNT 传记（文学体裁）
  Biographyis the branch of literature which deals with accounts of people's lives.
  1. ...a volume of biography and criticism.
     一册传记和评论文章

双语例句

• During previous transitions, observers paid much attention to the biographies and personalities of the new Chinese leaders.
  在以往的领导层过渡阶段，观察人士将很大一部分注意力集中于中国新领导人的生平和个性。
• For the first time, its directors are named and given brief biographies.
  这是第一次，其董事长被提名并给予了简短的传记。
• Children should read more biographies of famous people to develop a meaningful philosophy of life.
  孩子们应多读一些名人传记以培养一种有意义的人生哲学。
• Writing biographies of famous people has become a trend.
  为名人立传成了一个时代的潮流。
• The biographies of scientists are not always good literature, but they have immense educational value.
  科学家的传记并不总是优秀的文学作品，但它们有极大的教育价值。
• I like to read biographies.
  我喜欢读传记。
• If we cannot talk about experiences in Dharma practices, should we burn all biographies of holy monks?
  如果我们不可以谈论佛法实修中的经验，难道要我们烧掉所有圣僧的传记吗？
• Their biographies reveal that their best ideas seem to have occurred when they were relaxing and daydreaming.
  他们的传记提示了他们最好的想法似乎产生在他们放松和幻想的时候。
• If you read the biographies of successful people in different fields you find that they share some common habits.
  各种领域都有成功的人，当读到他们的传记时，你会发现他们有着共同的习惯。
• Besides histories they have many volumes of reminiscences, and biographies without number.
  除历史书外，他们还不计其数的回忆录和传记。