海伦凯勒 (Hǎilúnkǎilè): Helen Keller (1880–1968, American author and disability rights advocate)

Meanings

1 Helen Keller (1880–1968, American author and disability rights advocate)

Characters

海

hǎi

sea (transliteration of 'Hel-')

伦

lún

ethics; order (transliteration)

凯

kǎi

triumphant (transliteration of 'Kel-')

勒

lè

to rein in (transliteration)

Examples

海伦凯勒克服了失明和失聪的障碍，成为了著名作家。

Hǎilún Kǎilè kèfú le shīmíng hé shīcōng de zhàng'ài, chéngwéi le zhùmíng zuòjiā.

Helen Keller overcame the obstacles of blindness and deafness to become a famous writer.

老师引用海伦凯勒的故事来鼓励学生。

Lǎoshī yǐnyòng Hǎilún Kǎilè de gùshì lái gǔlì xuéshēng.

The teacher cited the story of Helen Keller to encourage students.

In Pop Culture

海伦凯勒 Hǎilún Kǎilè

Helen Keller — deaf-blind American author and activist, subject of 'The Miracle Worker' and widely taught in Chinese school curricula

Historical figure

Stroke Order

海 hǎi

伦 lún

凯 kǎi

勒 lè

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ocean; sea / the oceans (collectively)