深度学习
bacchanal (back uh NAL) This noun refers to any drunken or riotous cele-bration. It derives from a Roman celebration in honor of Bacchus, another name for the god Dionysus, particularly in his role of god of wine.
- “Mom,” said Ian, impatiently, “it’s just a bunch of us from the calculus class getting together over at Cameron’s house to study for the test. You’re talking like I’m asking to go to some kind of bacchanal.”
- The literate detective surveyed the crime scene—empty bottles of wine and champagne, scattered items of clothing, and a trampled party hat or two— and deduced that a bacchanalian evening had moved from joy into violence.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
机器翻译，仅供参考
bacchanal (back uh NAL) 这个名词指的是任何醉酒或骚乱的庆典。它源于罗马人纪念巴克斯的庆祝活动，巴克斯是狄俄尼索斯神的另一个名字，特别是他的酒神角色。
“妈妈，”伊恩不耐烦地说，”这只是我们微积分班的一群人在卡梅伦家聚在一起为考试复习而已。你说得好像我在要求去参加什么狂欢节一样。”
这位有文化的侦探勘察了犯罪现场–空的葡萄酒和香槟酒瓶，散落的衣物，以及一顶或两顶被践踏的派对帽子–并推断出一个狂欢的夜晚已经从欢乐进入了暴力。
