sherman

sherman — 名詞

1. William Tecumseh Sherman (1820–1891), a famous Union general during the American

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釋義

威廉·薛曼

美國內戰時期聯邦軍將領

William Tecumseh Sherman (1820–1891), a famous Union general during the American Civil War. He is best known for his March to the Sea through Georgia and the Carolinas, a military campaign that helped end the war.

例句

General William Tecumseh Sherman led a famous march across Georgia in 1864.

William Tecumseh Sherman 將軍於 1864 年帶領軍隊橫越喬治亞州。

key event: Sherman's March to the Sea

Rin's class studied Sherman's military strategy during the Civil War unit at school.

Rin 的班級在學校的內戰單元中學習了 Sherman 的軍事策略。

用法筆記

This is by far the most widely recognized 'Sherman' in American history. He is typically referred to as 'General Sherman' or 'William Tecumseh Sherman' — using just 'Sherman' in a U.S. history context almost always refers to this person. Of the four famous American Shermans, this one appears most often in textbooks and popular culture.

常見錯誤

Sherman was president of the United States.
Sherman was a Union general in the Civil War.
💡Despite his fame, William Tecumseh Sherman never held elected office.

2. John Sherman (1823–1900), an American statesman who served as a U.S. senator fro

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釋義

約翰·薛曼

美國參議員、反托拉斯法案推動者

John Sherman (1823–1900), an American statesman who served as a U.S. senator from Ohio and as U.S. Secretary of State. He was the younger brother of General William Tecumseh Sherman and helped pass the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890.

例句

John Sherman served as a U.S. senator from Ohio for over thirty years.

John Sherman 擔任俄亥俄州的美國參議員長達三十多年。

political role and state represented

The Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 was named after Senator John Sherman.

1890 年的《薛曼反托拉斯法》是以 John Sherman 參議員的名字命名的。

namesake of the Sherman Antitrust Act

用法筆記

John Sherman is most commonly encountered in the context of the Sherman Antitrust Act. His name is often brought up in discussions of U.S. economic regulation and monopoly law.

常見錯誤

William Sherman wrote the Antitrust Act.
John Sherman wrote the Antitrust Act.
💡The Antitrust Act is named after John Sherman, not his brother the general.

3. James Schoolcraft Sherman (1855–1912), the 27th vice president of the United Sta

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釋義

詹姆斯·薛曼

美國第27任副總統(1909-1912)

James Schoolcraft Sherman (1855–1912), the 27th vice president of the United States, who served under President William Howard Taft from 1909 until his death in 1912.

例句

James Schoolcraft Sherman served as vice president under President Taft from 1909 to 1912.

James Schoolcraft Sherman 在 1909 年至 1912 年間擔任 Taft 總統的副手。

historical reference: office and tenure

Kian read about James Schoolcraft Sherman in his American history textbook at school.

Kian 在學校的美國歷史課本裡讀到了 James Schoolcraft Sherman。

用法筆記

This figure is usually referred to by his full name 'James Schoolcraft Sherman' or by his title 'Vice President Sherman' in historical writing. Simply calling him 'Sherman' can cause confusion with the other three famous people who share the surname, especially General William Tecumseh Sherman (sense 1).

常見錯誤

James Sherman was VP in 1910.
James Schoolcraft Sherman was VP in 1910.
💡He is almost always referred to by his full middle name 'Schoolcraft' to distinguish him from other Shermans.

4. Roger Sherman (1721–1793), an American jurist and statesman from Connecticut. He

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釋義

羅傑·薛曼

美國開國元勛、獨立宣言簽署者

Roger Sherman (1721–1793), an American jurist and statesman from Connecticut. He was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States, signed both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, and helped draft the Great Compromise that created the two-house Congress.

例句

Roger Sherman of Connecticut signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776.

康乃迪克州的 Roger Sherman 於 1776 年簽署了《獨立宣言》。

historical fact: signer of Declaration

Devika learned that Roger Sherman helped create the Great Compromise at the Constitutional Convention.

Devika 學到 Roger Sherman 在制憲會議中協助制定了「大妥協案」。

用法筆記

Roger Sherman is distinguished from the other Shermans by his 18th-century role in the American Revolution and founding of the U.S. government. He is the oldest of the four famous Shermans and the only one from the colonial era.

5. A city in northeastern Texas, located about 60 miles north of Dallas. It is the

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釋義

薛曼市

德州東北部城市,達拉斯以北

A city in northeastern Texas, located about 60 miles north of Dallas. It is the county seat of Grayson County and serves as a regional trade and manufacturing center.

例句

Sherman, Texas is located about an hour north of Dallas by car.

Sherman(德州)位於達拉斯以北約一小時車程。

geographical location relative to Dallas

Eric moved to Sherman, Texas for a job at a manufacturing plant there.

Eric 搬到位於德州的 Sherman 市,在一家製造廠工作。

用法筆記

To distinguish the city from the people named Sherman, the state name is almost always included: 'Sherman, Texas' or 'Sherman, TX'. The city was named after General William Tecumseh Sherman.