davies
davies — 人名
1. an American painter associated with the Ashcan School and a key organizer of the
亞瑟·戴維斯
美國畫家（1862–1928）
an American painter associated with the Ashcan School and a key organizer of the 1913 Armory Show, known for dreamlike landscapes and mythological subjects.
Arthur Bowen Davies helped organize the famous Armory Show of 1913.
Arthur Bowen Davies 是 1913 年著名軍械庫展覽的重要籌辦人之一。
proper noun as subject in biographical context
Art historians often discuss Davies alongside other Ashcan School painters.
藝術史學家常將 Davies 與其他垃圾箱畫派的畫家相提並論。
The gallery's new exhibit features several pastoral landscapes by Arthur Bowen Davies.
美術館的新展覽展出了多幅 Arthur Bowen Davies 描繪田園風光的作品。
Ezra compared Davies's use of color to that of the French symbolist painters.
Ezra 將 Davies 用色的手法與法國象徵主義畫家相比較。
用法筆記
Arthur Bowen Davies is distinct from the Canadian author Robertson Davies; context (art history vs. literature) usually makes the reference clear.
2. a Canadian novelist, playwright, and critic best known for the Deptford Trilogy
R·戴維斯
加拿大作家（1913–1995）
a Canadian novelist, playwright, and critic best known for the Deptford Trilogy and for serving as the first Master of Massey College at the University of Toronto.
Robertson Davies explored themes of magic and psychology in his novel 'Fifth Business'.
Robertson Davies 在小說《第五角色》中探討了魔法與心理學的主題。
proper noun as subject in literary discussion
Many readers consider Robertson Davies one of Canada's finest novelists of the twentieth century.
許多讀者認為 Robertson Davies 是二十世紀加拿大最優秀的小說家之一。
Daichi wrote his thesis on Jungian archetypes in the novels of Robertson Davies.
Daichi 的碩士論文探討了 Robertson Davies 小說中的榮格原型運用。
Bilal discovered Robertson Davies while browsing the Canadian literature section.
Bilal 是在瀏覽加拿大文學區時發現了 Robertson Davies。
用法筆記
Commonly referred to simply as 'Robertson Davies' in literary criticism; the first name 'William' in his full name (William Robertson Davies) is almost never used in modern references.