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汉语拼音：luó màn shǐ

富有浪漫色彩的恋爱故事或惊险故事。也译作罗曼司。[英romance]

• It was a real storybook romance.

  这是发生在现实中的童话般的罗曼史。

• You have been dreaming up a romance for me!

  你在替我编出一段罗曼史!

• The romance blossomed for six or seven months, and then wilted.

  那罗曼史持续六七个月之后就告吹了.

• He suddenly realizes that their tentative romance is over.

  他突然意识到他们那刚刚萌发的罗曼史到此结束了.

• In fact, this was a genuine little wartime romance.

  事实上, 这是一段名副其实的战争年代的小小罗曼史.

• She had a romance with an actor.

  她与一名演员有过一段罗曼史.

• The Brown's romance was food and drink to a thousand gossip columnists.

  布朗家的罗曼史为众多说东道西的专栏作家提供了令人陶醉的素材.

• To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance.

  爱自己就是开始一场延续一生的罗曼史.

• Few writers can compare with Scott as creators of romance.

  能与史考特匹敌的罗曼史作家并不多.

• I think a new romance will rev you up in the future.

  我看不久的将来,新的罗曼史会使你雀跃不已.

• Success and wealth had been followed by romance and glamour.

  紧跟着成功和财富而来的,就是罗曼史和名媛.

• To dream of jasmine means a romance is in the offing.

  梦见茉莉花意味着一段罗曼史将至.

• The thrice married Young had a high - profile romance with Spencer Tracy.

  尽管如此,曾三度结婚的扬与斯宾塞·特瑞西有一段引人注目的罗曼史.

• That is the fatality of faith, and the lesson of romance.

  那是信仰的致命弱点, 也是罗曼史的教训.

• It was another of his shady love affair in French.

  这又是他用法文来讲的另一段暖昧的罗曼史.