繁荣昌盛时代(尤指美国内战后的28年期间，约1870～1898)

镀金时代

gilded cage───镀金笼子

gilded cages───镀金笼子

Gilded Age───镀金时代

golden age───黄金时代；鼎盛时期

golden ager───金雀花

golden ages───黄金时代；鼎盛时期

silver age───白银时代

golden agers───金雀花

folded edge───折边

This problem was widely recognised in America's gilded age.───在美国的“镀金时代”，人们就已经普遍认识到这一问题。

Gilded age inequality and rising poverty abound.───繁华时代的不平等和贫困加剧比比皆是.

Contrary to Mr Krugman's implications, today's Gilded Age income gaps do not imply Gilded Age lifestyle gaps.───克鲁曼所说的刚好相反，就算今天的收入差距可以算是又一个镀金时代，也不意味着人们的生活方式上的差距进入了又一个镀金时代。

A week later, the gilded age of Wall Street had faded away.───一周后, 华尔街黄金时代已逝去.

I picture then the Gilded Age to come?───我幻想着镀金时代的到来？

The United States’ Gilded Age lasted for 16 years, ending with a financial panic in 1893 that turned into a depression, then a Progressive era that saw reform at home and adventurism abroad.

The Gilded age is like fertile soil to American modern newspapering, at the same time, the development of newspapering promote greatly the advancement of the industrial society.

The high regard for Hals among 19th-century artists rubbed off on 19th-century collectors, particularly Americans of the Gilded Age who helped establish and stock the Met.

The maturity of newspapering market was formed in the Gilded age.

The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today is an 1873 novel by Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner that satirizes greed and political corruption in post-Civil War America.

And in the United States, it was the Gilded Age that saw the new industrial economy engulf the entire continent.

A week later, the gilded age of Wall Street had faded away.

As with most issues in this new Gilded Age, the tale of the American diet is a story of the worst form of corporatism -- the kind whereby the government uses public monies to protect private profit.

During the first years of the Gilded Age, Boss Tweed's Tammany Hall provided more services to the poor than any city government before it, although for more money went into Tweed's own pocket.