Charles Dickens' desk is finally on public display thanks to a grant.
Chinese Translation (Traditional):多虧 多亏 duō kuī thanks to, luckily, it is fortunate that [Show Details] |
了 了 le 1. (particle signifying the change of situation) 2. (completed action marker) 3. (a filler word without any meaning) Here: (particle signifying the change of situation) [Show Details] |
一 一 yī 1. one, 1 2. as soon as 3. single, alone 4. each, every 5. same, identical Here: one, 1 [Show Details] |
筆 笔 bǐ 1. pen, writing brush, pencil 2. (a measure word for sums of money) 3. to write or compose 4. the strokes of Chinese characters Here: (a measure word for sums of money) [Show Details] |
補助金 补助金 bǔ zhù jīn 1. grant, subsidy 2. compensation Here: grant, subsidy [Show Details] |
狄更斯 狄更斯 dí gēng sī 1. Charles Dickens (English novelist) 2. Dickens (name) Here: Charles Dickens (English novelist) [Show Details] |
的 的 de 1. of (possessive particle) 2. (adjectival ending) 3. (used at the end of a declarative sentence for emphasis) 4. (used to form a nominal expression) Here: of (possessive particle) [Show Details] |
桌子 桌子 zhuō zi table, desk [Show Details] |
終於 终于 zhōng yú finally, at last, in the end, eventually [Show Details] |
得以 得以 dé yǐ so that one can... [Show Details] |
公開展覽 公开展览 gōng kāi zhǎn lǎn public display, on public display [Show Details] |
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