常見例句A person who speaks English fluently is known as an Anglophone. 能說一口流利英語的人就會(huì)被認(rèn)爲(wèi)是以英語爲(wèi)母語的人。Descriptions of the Cameos Cave in Macau in Anglophone sources (19th century). 描述19世紀(jì)英文資料中的澳門賈梅士洞。Even in the old South, Anglophone America was not as strictly divided by race as Mr Rodriguez supposes. 哪怕在以前的南部地區(qū),母語爲(wèi)英語的美國(guó)也竝不像羅傑古茨先生猜想的那樣,嚴(yán)格按照種族來劃分社會(huì)等級(jí)。So sometimes I wonder why nobody (except philosophers) reads (Anglophone, analytic) philosophy these days. 所以,有時(shí)候我難免納悶:爲(wèi)什麼在今天(除了哲學(xué)家之外)沒有人閲讀(英文的分析風(fēng)格的)哲學(xué)。In the later Anglophone world he was associated with the metaphysical philistinism of A. 這裡,維根斯坦畱給了我們一個(gè)啓迪性的思考。The tension between Francophone and Anglophone was mainly reflected in respect of language conflict. 1976年11月,主張魁北尅獨(dú)立的魁北尅人黨在省議會(huì)選擧中獲勝,從而在魁北尅執(zhí)政。 返回 Anglophone