Many characters in the play deceive each other, so what is “fair” is really “foul.” In turn, things that seem terrible are actually good things, and “foul” is “fair.”
相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 B。解析:“Fair is foul, and foul is fair.”中fair(美好)和foul(丑恶)是相反的概念,这种表达体现了对比。选项A重复,这句台词没有重复元素;选项C头韵,这里不是头韵的语言特色;选项D夸张,也不符合这句台词的特点。反馈 收藏 ...
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What does fair mean in a legal setting? In legal settings, fairness refers to applying laws and rules consistently across all cases, without bias. 7 Why might a business focus on equitable practices? A business might focus on equitable practices to address and rectify systemic inequalities among...
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Othello is a Moor. What does this mean? What did Shakespeare write before Othello? What does Othello assume has happened in Act 5? Is Othello noble in Shakespeare's Othello? Who is the main character in Othello: Iago or Othello?
“fair is foul and foul is fair” [line 10 page 3], confuses many readers are they try to grasp a sense of what the witches mean. This line means not everything is what it seems. “The battles lost and won” [1.1.4] creates confusion because the reader doesn’t know what the ...
2Foul is Fair The symbol of an anchor with a rope (or chain) entwined around it is also known as the fouled or foul anchor, an anchor tangled up in this way being very difficult to raise. The U.S. Navy believes that, despite this negative association, the rope and anchor, both so...
What is the synonym and antonym of evince? evince. Synonyms: exhibit, evidence, show, prove, manifest, demonstrate. Antonyms:suppress, disprove, negative, conceal. What does the word Envincing mean? /ɪˈvɪns/to make something obvious or show something clearly: They have never evinced...