biographies

英 [baɪˈɒgrəfiz]

美 [baɪˈɑgrəfiz]

n.  传记; 传记作品
biography的复数

柯林斯词典

• （人物）传记
  Abiographyof someone is an account of their life, written by someone else.
• N-UNCOUNT 传记（文学体裁）
  Biographyis the branch of literature which deals with accounts of people's lives.
  1. ...a volume of biography and criticism.
     一册传记和评论文章

双语例句

• The biographies of scientists are not always good literature, but they have immense educational value.
  科学家的传记并不总是优秀的文学作品，但它们有极大的教育价值。
• For the first time, its directors are named and given brief biographies.
  这是第一次，其董事长被提名并给予了简短的传记。
• I like good English biographies and you know it.
  我喜欢英文传记，你也是知道的。
• He has been the subject of many biographies and novels over the centuries, and Mr.
  过去几百年来，他一直是许多传记和小说的主人公。
• If we cannot talk about experiences in Dharma practices, should we burn all biographies of holy monks?
  如果我们不可以谈论佛法实修中的经验，难道要我们烧掉所有圣僧的传记吗？
• There is no denying that reading humorous stories or biographies of great men can cheer us up, too.
  不可否认的，阅读幽默故事或伟人传记也能使我们振奋。
• Children should read more biographies of famous people to develop a meaningful philosophy of life.
  孩子们应多读一些名人传记以培养一种有意义的人生哲学。
• This is not one of your stupid biographies.
  这可不是你愚蠢的传记。
• Or read the books, biographies and studies of men and women hailed as literary geniuses throughout history.
  或者读书、自传、研究被誉为历史上文学天才的男女作家。
• Mr. Kalashnikov became a national hero and subject of multiple biographies in Russian.
  在俄罗斯，卡拉什尼科夫成为了英雄，并成为了多本传记的主角。