lilliput / ˈlɪl ɪˌpʌt, -pət /
小人国小人国的长颈鹿
lilliput 的定义
n. 名词 noun- an imaginary country inhabited by people about 6 inches tall, described in Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels.
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- Mara, of course, has that other-worldly star aura: remarkably perfect skin and a body from Lilliput.
- He knew that around the center they contemptuously called him "Lilliput."
- Faithful to the promise of his great master, the youthful Cavalcadour called in Lilliput Street the next day.
- Then, the masked shrew—for so we humans have named this escape from Lilliput—flashed out into the open.
- It was a satire, of course—Gulliver's Lilliput outdone—a sort of scientific, socialistic, mathematical jamboree.
- Arbuthnot says he "lent the book to an old gentleman, who went immediately to his map to search for Lilliput."