faint是啥意思?

faint是啥意思？

如题
faint
[feint]
n.
昏晕, 昏倒
adj.
虚落地, 衰弱的, 软弱的, 无力的, 微弱的, 暗淡的, 模糊的
vi.
昏晕, 昏倒, 变得微弱, 变得没气力

faint
[feint]
adj.
虚弱的, 衰弱的
懦怯的, 软弱无力的
模糊的, 暗淡的
[只用作表语]将昏倒似的
闷人的
faint resistance
微弱的抵抗
a faint hope
一线希望
a faint heart
懦夫, 胆小鬼
a faint *** ell
闷人的气味
She looks faint.
看来她象要晕倒。
The sounds grew fainter.
声音渐弱。
I haven't the faintest idea of what you mean.
我一点也不懂你的意思。

faint
[feint]
n.
昏厥, 懦夫, 胆小鬼, 窝囊废
[pl.]劣质酒精
She went off in a faint.
她昏过去了。
faint
[feint]
vi.
晕倒, 昏过去(away)
变得没气力
变微弱; 变暗淡
The sounds fainted away in the distance.
声音在远处渐渐消失。
faint
[feint]
vt.
[古]使昏晕
It faints me to think what follows.
一想到即将到来的事就 使我失去勇气。

faint-ruled
adj.
(纸张)印有淡色横格的
faintly
[`feIntlI]
adv.
faintness
n.
fainty
adj.
易昏厥的; 无力的

fall into a dead faint
昏倒, 不省人事
fall in a dead faint
昏倒, 不省人事
go off in a faint
昏过去

请帮忙解析一首诗歌 he fumbles at your soul by emily dickinson

He fumbles at your Soul
As Players at the Keys
Before they drop full Music on-
He stuns you by degrees-
Prepares your brittle Nature
For the Ethereal Blow
By fainter Hammers-further heard-
Then nearer-Then so slow
Your Breath has time to straighten-
Your Brain-to bubble Cool-
Deals-One-imperial-Thunderbolt-
That scalps your naked Soul-When Winds take Forests in the Paws-
The Universe-is still- 内容、主题、创作意图、代词的指称对象、修辞手法、更佳翻译版本、关键词解析、作者情感等。越多越好谢谢! :)
他用手指摸索你的灵魂

　　他用手指摸索你的灵魂
　　　象琴师抚弄琴键
　　　然后，正式奏乐—
　　　他使你逐渐晕眩—
　　　使你脆弱的心灵准备好
　　　迎接那神奇的一击—
　　　以隐约的敲叩，由远而近—
　　　然后，十分徐缓，容你
　　　有时间舒一口气—
　　　你的头脑，泛起清凉的泡—
　　　再发出，庄严的，一声，霹雳—
　　　把你 *** 的灵魂的外衣，剥掉—

　　　巨风的指掌抱握住森林—
　　　整个宇宙，一片宁静—

下面分享相关内容的知识扩展：

beating中文翻译

beating的中文是：揍；抽打；鞭打；攻击；脉动；跳动；失败.

高中英语必修3第四单元的reading中的从句 分别是什么从句 求句子带从句类型

CAUGHT BY A BLACK HOLE
1.The spaceship warned Li Yanping and me to be ready as we were approaching (靠近) the "black hole". as--时间状语
2.We could see some faint lights around what looked like an empty space. what--宾语
3. Li Yanping said, "That empty hole is like a mouth always needing to be fed. said 后，“ ”里=宾语
4.Those lights are things that are being pulled into it by the gravity of the hole. that -定语
5.We watched with interest and amazement at the lights which seemed to be going fainter and fainter round the edge of the black hole. which -定语
6. As the spaceship moved round the black hole, I felt rather sick. as -时间状语
7. All the stories about what happened when you were caught by the gravity of a "black hole" seemed to be true. what -宾语；when --时间状语
8.We realized that we had discovered something new about "black holes". that -宾语
9. If you go inside the edge of a "black hole", it will "eat" you and there is no escape; but if you do not, you may have an opportunity to escape. How exciting! if - 条件状语

求call it courage的原文或者译文，急啊，好的回答再加分

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　　Call It Courage

　　Dust jacket of 1st edition, 1st printing
　　Author Armstrong Sperry
　　Illustrator Armstrong Sperry
　　Country United States
　　Language English
　　Genre(s) Children's novel
　　Publisher Macmillan
　　Publication date 1940
　　Media type Print (Hardback & Paperback)
　　Pages 92
　　ISBN 0689862296
　　Call It Courage (published as The Boy Who Was Afraid in the United Kingdom) is a book in English written and illustrated by Armstrong Sperry that won the Newbery Medal for excellence in American children's literature in 1941.

　　Plot summary
　　Call It Courage is a coming of age story set in the Pacific Islands. It chronicles the journey of Mafatu, the son of the chief of Hikueru Island, Tavana Nui. Mafatu is afraid of the sea due to witnessing his mother drown as a young child, which makes him a shame to his father, and a coward among his tribe. One night Mafatu takes a dugout canoe and sets sail into the ocean without knowing where he will end up. He is caught in a storm and the canoe is lost. He lands on a deserted island and learns to hunt and fish for himself, along with his companion Uri, a yellow dog, and Kivi, an albatross.

　　Soon Mafatu finds a sacrificial altar built by cannibals from a neighboring island. Mafatu realizes his days on the island are numbered and he begins designing his escape by making a canoe. He gathers things he will need to survive a trip across the ocean. He finds a spear point on the terrible altar and uses it to hunt.

　　After a number of encounters with natural foes, including a shark, a wild boar and an octopus, all of which he successfully kills, he realizes he is gaining courage and learning to deal with the things that have frightened him. The cannibals return and he makes a daring escape from them, returning home at last to his village. He has become transformed by the experience into an imposing figure. His father does not recognize him at first, then proudly accepts him on his return.

　　Characters
　　Mafatu: He is 15 and his name means ‘Stout Heart’. He is the son of the Great Chief of Hikueru, a race of Polynesians who worship courage. Despite his name, Mafatu had a great fear of the ocean. As a child he was washed out to sea during a hurricane and his mother was taken by the sea. Because of this event, he was afraid of the sea and didn't want to go out to sea ever again. He was often teased and called a coward. When he could no longer bear their taunts he decided to leave the island and set off for the sea alone to face his fear and prove to everyone that he was brave. His only companions were Kivi, an albatross, and Uri, a yellow dog. At the end of his journey he finally lives up to his name 'Stout Heart'.
　　Kivi: an albatross and Mafatu's travelling companion.
　　Uri: a yellow dog and also Mafatu's travelling companion.

　　Comment from the author
　　"I had been afraid that perhaps in Call It Courage, the concept of spiritual courage might be too *** for children, but the reception of this book has reaffirmed a belief I have long held: that children have imagination enough to grasp any idea, and respond to it, if it is put to them honestly and without a patronizing pat on the head."[1]