gally 的定义
gal·lied, gal·ly·ing.Chiefly Dialect.
- to frighten or scare.
gally 近义词
等同于 derisive
更多gally例句
- Section I of Gally's essay, thoroughly conventional in nature, is omitted here.
- It is Gally's concept of the character as an art-form, however, which is most interesting to the modern scholar.
- Gally breaks sharply with earlier character-writers like Overbury who, he thinks, have departed from the Theophrastan method.
- Human nature, says Gally, is full of subtle shadings and agreeable variations which the v character ought to exploit.
- Gally's essay thus reflects fundamental changes in the English attitude toward human nature and its literary representation.