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1·They called themselves the New Romantics.

他们自称新浪漫主义者。《牛津词典》

2·The Romantics commemorated the leading painters and authors of their day, stressing the uniqueness of the artist's personal experience rather than public glory.

浪漫主义是为了纪念那个时代的主要画家和作家，强调艺术家个人经历的独特性，而不是公众的荣耀。

3·Romantics looked at folk tales as sort of a reflection of the soul of the people.

浪漫主义者认为民间故事是人们灵魂的一种反映。

4·Romantics tend to like animals.

浪漫的人多半喜欢动物。

5·Hopeless romantics and realists.

浪漫主义者和现实主义者。

6·Many romantics will beg to differ.

许多浪漫主义者一定会反对。

7·They are, instead, deeply impractical romantics.

相反，他们是非常不切实际的浪漫派。

8·Chopin: Prince of the Romantics. By Adam Zamoyski.

《肖邦：浪漫王子》亚当·泽莫伊斯基。

9·Most Americans are romantics, don't lie about age-poll.

多数美国人是浪漫主义者从不谎报年龄。

10·And, sadly for romantics, there is no sign of giant sandworms.

不过不幸的是，对于想法浪漫的人来说，上面没有迹象表明有任何大型沙子蠕虫存在。

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1·Romantics looked at folk tales as sort of a reflection of the soul of the people.

浪漫主义者认为民间故事是人们灵魂的一种反映。

2·For Mr Chandler it was managers, patiently building and running large organisations, who were the real heroes of the industrial age, and not fly-by-night entrepreneurs, as some romantics taught.

对钱德勒而言，是管理者在耐心地建造和经营大型机构，他们才是工业时代真正的英雄，并且，管理者不像某些浪漫主义者所教的那样，是不可靠的企业家。

3·Theyare natural romantics and love to dream… the difference is they may have thedrive to make them come true.

他们天生浪漫，喜好幻想…不同的是，他们可以以此为动力使得梦想成真。

4·The romantics would call this a love story: the cynics would call it a tragedy.

浪漫的人把这称为爱情故事；愤世嫉俗的则定义为悲剧。

5·At least, that was the case with Emory and Suzana, two romantics living on opposite ends of the globe who were matched through a dating site before dating sites were considered normal.

至少对于Emory和Suzana是这样的。这两个浪漫的人住在地球的两端，他们是通过一个交友网站认识的，尽管在当时这样的交友网还不是很常见。

(1)romantic love浪漫爱情

(1)romantic movement浪漫主义运动（十八世纪末及十九世纪初西欧掀起的文学艺术运动）

(1)new romantic新浪漫；新浪漫主义