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    Dante is Dante Alighieri (1265–1321), an Italian poet. He is known above all for La Divina Commedia — The Divine Comedy — a long poem in which the speaker walks through Hell, then Purgatory, then Heaven.

    Dante但丁 is是 Dante Alighieri (1265–1321)但丁·阿利吉耶里(1265–1321),an Italian poet一位義大利詩人。He他 is known above all for最為人知的是 La Divina Commedia — The Divine Comedy《神曲》,a long poem一首長詩,in which the speaker walks through詩中的敘事者走過 Hell地獄、then Purgatory然後煉獄、then Heaven最後天堂。

    A guide, the poet , takes him through the dark parts; later leads him toward God. It is one of the central works of European literature, and people still borrow its pictures: circles of Hell, a journey up toward the light.

    A guide, the poet Virgil嚮導、詩人維吉爾 takes him through帶他走過 the dark parts黑暗的部分;later後來 Beatrice碧雅翠絲 leads him toward God帶他走向上帝。It它 is one of the central works of European literature是歐洲文學的核心作品之一,and而 people still borrow its pictures人們至今仍借用它的畫面:circles of Hell地獄的層層圈環、a journey up toward the light一段朝向光明往上走的旅程。

    Comedy here does not mean jokes; in the old sense a comedy is a story that ends well, in blessedness, not in death.

    Comedy here這裡的comedy(喜劇) does not mean jokes不是指笑話;in the old sense照舊時的意思 a comedy一個comedy(喜劇) is a story that ends well是一個結局美滿的故事,in blessedness, not in death結局是幸福,而不是死亡。

    You will also hear Dante used as a first name, but this sense is the poet. When someone says a scene is Dantean, they usually mean it feels like his Hell: grim, ordered, and terrible.

    You will also hear你也會聽到 Dante used as a first name Dante被當作名字用,but this sense is the poet但這個詞義指的是這位詩人。When someone says a scene is Dantean當有人說某個場景是Dantean(但丁式),they usually mean it feels like his Hell他們通常是指感覺像他筆下的地獄:grim, ordered, and terrible陰森、井然有序、而且可怕。

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組成Borrowed from Italian Dante, a shortened form of Durante. It is a name, not an English compound.

原始詞典資料1 筆記錄

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Dantename/ˈdænti/

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    A male given name from Italian, presumably in honor of the poet Dante Alighieri.

    • Scattered around the contemporary city are thirty other plaques with passages from the Comedy , evoking a range of places Dante had known and moments and persons he had known or heard about in his thirty-five years of Florentine life:

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