W. H. Auden, photo 1 of 2
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AudenVanVechten1939
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Carl Van Vechten
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English-poet-W-H-Auden-142365632626
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John Kjellström
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奥登

奧登
Àodēng
proper noun #28,815

Meanings

  1. 1 Auden (surname)
  2. 2 W.H. Auden (British-American poet)

About W. H. Auden

1907–1973 · 诗人 poet

English-born poet who settled in the United States in 1939. He travelled through wartime China in 1938, writing the sonnets of Journey to a War, and his Funeral Blues ("Stop all the clocks") is widely quoted.

Also called  威斯坦·休·奥登

Examples

HSK 5
Àodēng shì èrshí shìjì zuì zhòngyào de Yīngyǔ shīrén zhīyī.
Auden is one of the most important English-language poets of the twentieth century.

In Pop Culture

W·H·奥登 W·H·Àodēng
W.H. Auden (1907–1973), influential British-American poet known for works like 「葬礼蓝调」 (Funeral Blues)
poet

Stroke Order

奥 ào
登 dēng