n.修辭學(xué)教師；修辭學(xué)者

They lay upon me the duty of rhetor. 他們要我承擔(dān)教師的職務(wù)。

The rhetor cleared his throat, folded his gloved hands across his chest, and begin的過去式）" target="_blank">began speaking. 修辭班教師咳嗽了幾聲，清清嗓子，把兩只戴著手套的手交叉在胸前，開始說話。

He listened to the rhetor in silence, feeling from everything he said that his ordeal was soon to begin. 他沉默地傾聽修辭班教師講解，他憑各種跡象預(yù)感到考驗就要開始了。

SHORTLY AFTER THIS, there walked into the dark temple to fetch Pierre not the rhetor, but his sponsor Villarsky, whom he recognised by his voice. 嗣后不久，已經(jīng)不是以前的修辭班教師，而是保證人維拉爾斯基走到了這座昏暗的富麗堂皇的宮殿來尋找皮埃爾，皮埃爾一聽見保證人的嗓音就認(rèn)出他了。

A hieroglyph,” said the rhetor, “is the name given to a symbol of some object, imperceptible to the senses and possessing qualities similar to those of the symbol. 修辭班教師說，“象形符號是一種不受制于情感的事物名稱，它本身包函類似象征的性能。”

adj.修辭的；修辭學(xué)的；詞藻華麗的

n.修辭；修辭學(xué)；華麗虛飾的語言

adv.在修辭學(xué)上；講究修辭地

n.修辭學(xué)者；雄辯家；夸大其詞者