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To contemporary audiences “Private Lives”, with its allusive dialogue, its fast pace and its palpable amorality, seemed the last word in metropolitan sophistication.
對于當(dāng)代觀眾而言，該作品中的含沙射影的對話、快節(jié)奏以及能感受到的非道德思想都讓“私生涯”似乎是告別都市世故人生的最后遺言。
A reader can now trace Larkin's development from his allusive Oxford University Labour Club Bulletin efforts "about trees and the sky and the seasons" to his more mature, better-known works.
讀者能夠從書中追溯拉金的發(fā)展，從他在《牛津大學(xué)工黨俱樂部簡報》上引經(jīng)據(jù)典，描寫“關(guān)于樹木、天空和季節(jié)”的詩歌到他更為成熟，有名氣的作品。
Jong's own adaptations, interpolated through the book, show the poems' range: graceful calibrations of raw passion and allusive indirection, elegant turns of phrase capping bawdy banter.
瓊自己的改編，在整本書各處添加了仿摹薩福的詩作，體現(xiàn)出了薩福原作的范圍：優(yōu)美地平衡在原始的熱情和間接的暗示之間，優(yōu)雅地擺弄詞匯來掩飾猥褻的戲謔。

These books are without question more heavily allusive any other books in the epic.
這幾冊詩毫無疑問比其他幾冊,具有更加濃厚的暗示性意味。
耶魯公開課 - 彌爾頓課程節(jié)選

Active management claims to deliver additional benefits (the ever allusive alpha) through either individual security selection or market timing.
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His style is allusive, he is light on argument and he piled up distinctions with Latin labels in scholastic fashion.
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Allusive speech, writing, or art is full of indirect references to people or things.