Bohemian
Bohemian 英 [bəʊ'hi:mɪən] 美 [boˈhimiən]
adj. 波希米亚的；放荡不羁的；波希米亚语的 n. 波希米亚人；波希米亚语；放浪者
名词复数:bohemians
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- adj. 波希米亚的；放荡不羁的；波希米亚语的
- n. 波希米亚人；波希米亚语；放浪者
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1. That whole romantic image of the Bohemian artist doing drugs and running around and sleeping with everyone is played out.
那一整套放荡不羁的艺术家罗曼蒂克的形象——吸毒、到处招摇、跟谁都上床——已经过时了。
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2. But, twenty-five years after her husband’s death, my grandmother decided that the money was running out and she stopped subsidizing her Bohemian son in Paris.
但是，祖父过世二十五年后，我祖母决定把这些钱都花光，她停止给巴黎的这个放荡不羁的儿子寄钱花了。
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3. Nim went from a nice big Bohemian, Upper West Side brownstone to a huge mansion in Riverdale that Columbia University owned in the Bronx, where he continues to be taught to use sign language.
尼姆离开了上西城的一个波希米亚人家庭豪宅，来到了哥伦比亚大学在布朗克斯区弗代尔社区的一栋大别墅里，在那里他继续接受手语教育。
- bohemian (n.) "a gypsy of society; person (especially an artist) who lives a free and somewhat dissipated life, despising conventionalities and having little regard for social standards," 1848, from a transferred sense of French bohemién "a Bohemian; a Gypsy," from the country name (see Bohemia). The Middle English word for "a resident or native of Bohemia" was Bemener.
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