n.迷惘的一代

Lost Generation───迷惘的一代

beat generation───美国“垮了的一代”；美国二战后的一代

beat generations───美国“垮了的一代”；美国二战后的一代

first-generation───第一代

older generation───老一辈；前辈

power generation───发电，发电量；发电机设备

whole generation───整整一代人

post-war generation───战后一代

Me generation───自我的一代；唯我的一代

This is also a book about the lost generation.───这也是关于迷失一代的书.

The result is we are creating a "Lost Generation" of young people who cannot get a job or a place at university.───其结果是，我们正在创造一个“迷惘的一代”年轻人，得不到一份工作，或者在大学里找不到立足之地。

I call them the lost generation,” he said.───他说，“我把他们称为迷失的一代。”

Jamie and Edmund who are orphans in spirit, are sons of the lost generation.───詹米和艾德蒙这时精神上是孤儿的难兄难弟,是迷惘的一代, 也是垮掉的一代.

they are the lost generation, believe me, not you.───他们是迷失的一代，相信我，但你不是。

They are a lost generation in search of an identity.───他们属于迷惘的一代，想要找寻自我。

Before long the Lost Generation had their territory staked out, and the young aspirants in letters and the arts follow it to this day.

There was “The Lost Generation” after the First World War, and then “The Beat Generation” after the Second World War.

Figures identified with the "Lost Generation" included authors and artists such as Ernest Hemingway, Ezra Pound and Sherwood Anderson.

It was the time of the Lost Generation when writers, painters, musicians and composers went to Paris to work and make names for themselves.

"I call them the lost generation," he said.

They are a lost generation in search of an identity.

As spokesman of the lost generation, Hemingway along with other young people experienced the cruelty during and after the war.

This is also a book about the lost generation.

Or they drop out, as did many in Japan's first "lost generation" a decade ago.