路易斯·沙兹

路易斯·沙茲
Lùyìsī Shāzī
proper noun #33,677

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

HSK 7-9
Lùyìsī · Shā zī xiě le 《 Dòng 》 zhè běn xiǎoshuō.
Louis Sachar wrote the novel Holes.
HSK 7-9
Háizi men dōu hěn xǐhuan Lùyìsī · Shā zī de shū.
Children love Louis Sachar's books.

Tips

culture
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 (歪歪小学的荒诞故事). The standard mainland transliteration of his surname is 萨查; 沙兹 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 (Louis, the standard transliteration) + 沙兹 (Sachar, phonetic 'Sa-cher'). 路易斯 is the same as for Lewis Carroll's 'Lewis' or Louis Armstrong's 'Louis'.

In Pop Culture

Dòng
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

Stroke Order

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