1.牵线木偶
1.a puppet operated by means of strings attached to its hands, legs, head, and body
1.Trying to manipulate the future like a marionette will increase instances of frustration, impatience, and discouragement.
试图像牵线木偶一样控制未来将会提升遭受挫折、焦躁和沮丧的机会。
2.Marionette was one of the art forms first created by Chinese.
牵线木偶也是中国首先发明的艺术形式之一。
3.The craftsman who could make such remarkable limbs could surely build a complete marionette for him, to his specifications.
能够制作如此引人注目的假肢的匠人当然也能建造完全满足他特定需要的木偶。
4.The Marionette could have told, then and there, all he knew about the shameful contract between the dog and.
木偶本来可以把他知道的事情都说出来，本来可以讲出狗和鸡韶之间的可耻协议。可他。
5.With this marionette I wish to travel through the world and earn for myself a little bread.
我希望带着这个木偶周游世界，同时也好挣口饭吃。
6.I hung like a marionette from the threads, my arms dangling, floating at the mercy of the breeze.
我像挂在线上的木偶一样手舞足蹈，任自己在微风中恣意飞翔。
7.On reaching the oak tree, you will find a poor, half-dead Marionette stretched out on the grass.
到大橡树下，你会发现已经可怜巴巴、半死不活的木偶直挺挺躺在草地上。
8.This is the little trap marionette that was submitted to me.
这是一个小小的困住的木偶它对我服服帖帖。
9.The development of marionette had a great influence on the future development of opera.
木偶戏的发展对以后的戏曲有十分重要的影响。
10.In the 18th century, marionette operas were extremely popular, and they are still performed today in Salzburg to Mozart's music.
18世纪，提线木偶歌剧极风行，至今在萨尔斯堡仍有根据莫扎特音乐演出的提线木偶。