路易斯·沙兹

路易斯·沙茲
LùyìsīShāzī
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Meanings

  1. 1 Louis Sachar (1954– ), American children's author best known for the Newbery-winning novel 《Holes》 (《洞》) and the 'Wayside School' series

Examples

Lùyìsī Shāzī xiěle 《Dòng》 zhè běn xiǎoshuō.
Louis Sachar wrote the novel Holes.
Háizimen dōu hěn xǐhuan Lùyìsī Shāzī de shū.
Children love Louis Sachar's books.

Tips

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Louis Sachar (1954–) is the American author of the Newbery Medal-winning novel 《Holes》 (1998, Chinese 《》 or 《别有洞天》), adapted into a 2003 Disney film starring Shia LaBeouf. He also wrote the 'Wayside School' series (《小学荒诞故事》). The standard mainland transliteration of his surname is (Sàchá); is a variant approximating the actual English pronunciation /ˈsækər/. The middle dot · is the standard separator between Western given and family names.
memory
Five characters across two name parts: 路易斯 (Lùyìsī, 'Louis' — the standard transliteration) + (Shāzī, 'Sachar' — phonetic 'Sa-cher'). 路易斯 is the same as for Lewis Carroll's 'Lewis' or Louis Armstrong's 'Louis'.

In Pop Culture

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Holes (1998 novel)
Sachar's most famous book — a Newbery Medal and National Book Award winner about boys forced to dig holes at a desert juvenile-detention camp

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