大师作文网英语高手请帮我把这些句子变成同样的意思.
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英语高手请帮我把这些句子变成同样的意思.
1.strong his or her instinct toward civilization and order,has an undeniable,innate drive toward savagery as well.After the hunt,the boys' reenactment of the chase provides a further reminder of the inextricable connection between the thrill of the hunt and the desire for power.
2.Robert,the boy who stands in for the boar in the reenactment,is nearly killed as the other boys again get caught up in their excitement and lose sight of the limits of the game in their mad desire to kill.Afterward,when Jack suggests killing a littlun in place of a pig,the group laughs.At this point,probably none of them—except possibly Jack and Roger—would go so far as to actually carry out such a plan.Nonetheless,the fact that the boys find the possibility exciting rather than horrifying is rather unsettling.
3.to get fire for a pig roast,Jack stages a theft of some burning branches from the beach fire and invites Ralph's group to the roast in an attempt to recruit them to join his tribe.Ralph tries to rally his group to his side but loses his train of throught when he tries to remember the importance of being rescued,causing them to doubt him briefly.
4.Once the boys,having mistaken the dead parachutist for a monster,come to believe fully in the existence of the beast,all the remaining power of civilization and culture on the island diminishes rapidly.In a world where the beast is real,rules and morals become weak and utterly dispensable.The original democracy Ralph leads devolves into a cult-like totalitarianism,with Jack as a tyrant and the beast as both an enemy and a revered god.We see the depth of the boys' growing devotion to the idea of the beast in their impalement of the sow's head on the stake as an offering to the beast.No longer simply a childish nightmare,the beast assumes a primal,religious importance in the boys' lives.
5.The storm that batters the island after Simon's death pounds home the catastrophe of the murder and physically embodies the chaos and anarchy that have overtaken the island.Significantly,the storm also washes away the bodies of Simon and the parachutist,eradicating proof that the beast does not exist.
6.Jack makes the beast into a godlike figure,a kind of totem he uses to rule and manipulate the members of his tribe.He attributes to the beast both immortality and the power to change form,making it an enemy to be feared and an idol to be worshiped.
7.With the brutal,animalistic murder of Simon,the last vestige of civilized order on the island is stripped away,and brutality and chaos take over.By this point,the boys in Jack's camp are all but inhuman savages,and Ralph's few remaining allies suffer dwindling spirits and consider joining Jack.Even Ralph and Piggy themselves get swept up in the ritual dance around Jack's banquet fire.
1.strong his or her instinct toward civilization and order,has an undeniable,innate drive toward savagery as well.After the hunt,the boys' reenactment of the chase provides a further reminder of the inextricable connection between the thrill of the hunt and the desire for power.
2.Robert,the boy who stands in for the boar in the reenactment,is nearly killed as the other boys again get caught up in their excitement and lose sight of the limits of the game in their mad desire to kill.Afterward,when Jack suggests killing a littlun in place of a pig,the group laughs.At this point,probably none of them—except possibly Jack and Roger—would go so far as to actually carry out such a plan.Nonetheless,the fact that the boys find the possibility exciting rather than horrifying is rather unsettling.
3.to get fire for a pig roast,Jack stages a theft of some burning branches from the beach fire and invites Ralph's group to the roast in an attempt to recruit them to join his tribe.Ralph tries to rally his group to his side but loses his train of throught when he tries to remember the importance of being rescued,causing them to doubt him briefly.
4.Once the boys,having mistaken the dead parachutist for a monster,come to believe fully in the existence of the beast,all the remaining power of civilization and culture on the island diminishes rapidly.In a world where the beast is real,rules and morals become weak and utterly dispensable.The original democracy Ralph leads devolves into a cult-like totalitarianism,with Jack as a tyrant and the beast as both an enemy and a revered god.We see the depth of the boys' growing devotion to the idea of the beast in their impalement of the sow's head on the stake as an offering to the beast.No longer simply a childish nightmare,the beast assumes a primal,religious importance in the boys' lives.
5.The storm that batters the island after Simon's death pounds home the catastrophe of the murder and physically embodies the chaos and anarchy that have overtaken the island.Significantly,the storm also washes away the bodies of Simon and the parachutist,eradicating proof that the beast does not exist.
6.Jack makes the beast into a godlike figure,a kind of totem he uses to rule and manipulate the members of his tribe.He attributes to the beast both immortality and the power to change form,making it an enemy to be feared and an idol to be worshiped.
7.With the brutal,animalistic murder of Simon,the last vestige of civilized order on the island is stripped away,and brutality and chaos take over.By this point,the boys in Jack's camp are all but inhuman savages,and Ralph's few remaining allies suffer dwindling spirits and consider joining Jack.Even Ralph and Piggy themselves get swept up in the ritual dance around Jack's banquet fire.
1.strong his or her instinct toward civilization and order,has an undeniable,innate drive toward savagery as well.After the hunt,the boys' reenactment of the chase provides a further reminder of the inextricable connection between the thrill of the hunt and the desire for power.
2.Robert,the boy who stands in for the boar in the reenactment,is nearly killed as the other boys again get caught up in their excitement and lose sight of the limits of the game in their mad desire to kill.Afterward,when Jack suggests killing a littlun in place of a pig,the group laughs.At this point,probably none of them—except possibly Jack and Roger—would go so far as to actually carry out such a plan.Nonetheless,the fact that the boys find the possibility exciting rather than horrifying is rather unsettling.
3.to get fire for a pig roast,Jack stages a theft of some burning branches from the beach fire and invites Ralph's group to the roast in an attempt to recruit them to join his tribe.
1.strong他或她的本能走向文明和秩序,有一个不可否认的,与生俱来的驱动器对野蛮的.经过追捕,该男孩的重演的追逐提供了一个进一步提醒人们之间的联系不可分割的快感捕猎的愿望权力.
2.Robert ,男孩站在谁的野猪在重演,几乎是死亡的其他男孩再次卷入他们的兴奋和忽视的界限的比赛中他们的疯狂杀人的愿望.后来,当杰克表明打死了littlun以代替猪,该集团笑着说.在这一点上,大概没有人,可能只有杰克和罗杰,将迄今,以实际执行这一计划.然而,一个事实,即男孩找到令人兴奋的可能性,而不是可怕的是相当令人不安的.
3.to获得火猪烤,杰克阶段的盗窃案,一些燃烧树枝从沙滩火灾并邀请拉尔夫的小组,以烤,企图招募他们加入他的部落.
2.Robert,the boy who stands in for the boar in the reenactment,is nearly killed as the other boys again get caught up in their excitement and lose sight of the limits of the game in their mad desire to kill.Afterward,when Jack suggests killing a littlun in place of a pig,the group laughs.At this point,probably none of them—except possibly Jack and Roger—would go so far as to actually carry out such a plan.Nonetheless,the fact that the boys find the possibility exciting rather than horrifying is rather unsettling.
3.to get fire for a pig roast,Jack stages a theft of some burning branches from the beach fire and invites Ralph's group to the roast in an attempt to recruit them to join his tribe.
1.strong他或她的本能走向文明和秩序,有一个不可否认的,与生俱来的驱动器对野蛮的.经过追捕,该男孩的重演的追逐提供了一个进一步提醒人们之间的联系不可分割的快感捕猎的愿望权力.
2.Robert ,男孩站在谁的野猪在重演,几乎是死亡的其他男孩再次卷入他们的兴奋和忽视的界限的比赛中他们的疯狂杀人的愿望.后来,当杰克表明打死了littlun以代替猪,该集团笑着说.在这一点上,大概没有人,可能只有杰克和罗杰,将迄今,以实际执行这一计划.然而,一个事实,即男孩找到令人兴奋的可能性,而不是可怕的是相当令人不安的.
3.to获得火猪烤,杰克阶段的盗窃案,一些燃烧树枝从沙滩火灾并邀请拉尔夫的小组,以烤,企图招募他们加入他的部落.