<是谁杀了知更鸟> 这首童谣的寓意是什么
这个是恐怖 此首「谁杀了知更鸟」也有做「知更鸟之死」鹅妈妈中相当著名的一首，国外的鹅妈妈童谣集一般皆会收录，但来到国内，国内出版的鹅妈妈童谣集几乎不会收录这首「Who killed led Cock Robin?」。
此首歌旋律轻快且优美，也是许多英国小孩朗朗上口的一首童谣。
「Who killed led Cock Robin?」内容描述知更鸟(Cock Robin)原本被天上所有的鸟儿喜爱，最后却在小鸟审判(bird assizes)中死亡的故事。
看似荒诞的童话故事，尤其是最后”下回的受审者”竟然是童谣一开始杀了知更鸟的麻雀，杀人者亦会受到审判，使得这首童谣更添加了因果循环的深层含意。
也有不少的推理小说或推理漫画喜欢引用这首「Who killed led Cock Robin?」，如 S.S.范达因在 1928 年出版的著名推理小说“The Bishop Murder Case”(中译为主教杀人事件)中即引用了这首与其余两首鹅妈妈童谣 麻雀杀了知更鸟，麻雀要在下回的审判中受审，杀人要偿命
以上网络版本~~~ 话说我在由贵的<毒伯爵该隐>中看的,感受非常深刻!! 寓意应结合它的背景来看 起源 鹅妈妈童谣确实的流传时间，至今尚无定论。
大抵广为人知是在十八世纪，不过也有十四世纪就出现的说法。
因为大部份的歌词为了顺口的缘故，句末都会押韵，而有些字随著时代不同会有不同发音。
所以有人发现，某某歌的歌词如果要押韵的话，应该用十四世纪的发音才对，因此就有从十四世纪开始流传的说法。
时代背景 就十八世纪而言，英国发生了工业革命。
促使资本主义产生，进而令无产阶级发达。
包括新阶级的形成、失业问题、劳工问题、人口问题（如何增加粮食以解决民食）等。
使得大多数的人民成了资本主义的工具和牺牲品。
他们生活在肮脏破烂的贫民窟中，时时受到生产过剩而导致的失业威胁。
例如大家耳熟能详的故事＂灰姑娘″，可能对后母与坏姊姊都相当深恶痛绝，然而，试想，在一个贫穷的家庭，如果又要养育一堆孩子的话，情非得已的后母对自己的孩子偏心一点也无可厚非吧
这时候或许就会牺牲掉不是自己亲生的孩子。
令一方面，东、西方对死亡的态度不同，东方人非常避讳谈到「死」这个字眼或相关话题；西方人则不然，尤其对於不知死亡为何物的儿童而言，可说是童言无忌。
我的想法大概是: 深受其他鸟类喜爱的知更鸟,在被麻雀杀害后,其他鸟类见到了没有为他安葬,反而各自取走知更鸟身上的一部分.虽然后来各种鸟类为安葬知更鸟而做自己能做的,但我觉的这太虚伪. 最后一句,颇带讽刺意味,讽刺那些鸟的虚伪面目.他们并不是真的为知更鸟的死而悲伤. 所以，再会了，知更鸟。
空中所有的鸟， 全都叹息哭泣， 当他们听见丧钟， 为可怜的知更鸟响起。
这个结合背景来看,可以得出,当时的社会是残酷的,人人都戴着面具,对他人的事情是冷漠无情的,麻木不仁. 以上是我的见解~~~~
我要英文歌、好听的、分开打给我。
谢谢；
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(二) 不规则变化 男人女人 a 变 e，鹅足牙 oo 变 ee； 老鼠虱婆也好记，ous 变 ic； 孩子加上 ren，鱼鹿绵羊不用变。
求可数名词50个，亲
orange，photo，tomato，apple，vegetable,booklet,classmate,computer,customer,item,joke,people,letter,memo,museum,notebook,nurse,patient,position,poster,quantity,salesperson,secretary,staff,supermaret,teach,student,kid,polece women,volunteer,waiter,waitress,yourself,,age,engineer,bird,dog,cat,doctor,manager,pig,policeman,model,lowyer,chef,actor,worker,reporter,cashier,typist,captain,surgeon,dustman architect,vet,pilot,official,firefighter,sailor,dentist,bag,club,menber,price,activity,hobby,survey,stamp,restaurant,dish,message,foreigner,ball,bank,fan,certificate,steward
急需英文介绍沃尔玛超市的创始人SAM MOORE WAALTON
注意：第四段提到了Walton的经营理念。
, , company that operates a variety of retail chain , based in Bentonville, Arkansas. is world’s leading retailer. See also Retailing.’s operations include Wal-Mart discount , Wal-Mart Supercenters, Bud’s Discount City stores, and warehouse stores. Wal-Mart discount stores are bargain department stores, selling a variety of household furnishings and appliances, clothing, electronics, sporting goods, hardware, gardening items, automotive supplies, and pharmaceutical and food items. Wal-Mart Supercenters combine Wal-Mart discount stores with full-service supermarkets. Bud’s Discount City stores are also department stores that offer about 75 percent of same kinds of merchandise as do Wal-Marts. remaining 25 percent of Bud’s merchandise includes manufacturers’ closeouts, discontinued items, overstocks, and refurbished goods, all sold at substantial discounts. s combine warehouse facilities, which stock large quantities of goods, and retail stores. Customers buy memberships to s, where they can purchase larger, more expensive appliances than are available at Wal-Marts, as well as items in bulk quantities.In 1945 Wal-Mart’s founder, Sam Walton, became manager of a Ben Franklin variety store franchise in Newport, Arkansas. He later moved to Bentonville, Arkansas, and in 1950 opened another Ben Franklin franchise that he called the Walton 5 & 10. By 1962 he managed 15 Walton 5 & 10s. That year, unable to convince the Ben Franklin Company to start a chain of stores that offered discounts all the time on all items, Sam and his brother James “Bud” Walton opened their own store, Wal-Mart Discount City, in Rogers, Arkansas. In 1969, operating 18 Wal-Mart Discount City stores (now called simply Wal-Marts) while still managing 15 Ben Franklin stores, Sam Walton incorporated the company as Wal-Mart Stores, In 1970 the company sold its first stock to the public and opened its first distribution center and home office in Bentonville. In 1972 the company was listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). By operating its own warehouses, Wal-Mart could buy goods in large quantities and thus cut costs. In addition, the company built stores within a short drive of its warehouses and instituted an automated and computerized inventory and distribution system to stock its stores more quickly.Sam Walton’s guiding philosophy for his stores from the beginning was to offer consumers a wide selection of goods at a discounted price. The company saved money by keeping advertising costs low and located stores in small towns where residents had few options for retail shopping. Wal-Mart’s success in small towns led to criticism that the stores took business away from small, hometown merchants. Nevertheless, the company managed to successfully market the stores as friendly, local businesses. In the Wal-Mart spirit, employees often greet shoppers at the store’s entrances. Since their early days, Wal-Mart stores have paid careful attention to specific community needs and wants, often selling local merchandise along with items sold throughout the chain. In addition, the company honors selected graduating high school seniors with college scholarships, and the stores hold charity fund-raisers and sponsor various community events.Wal-Mart’s corporate community spirit began to exert an influence on public policy in the . After the record industry established a parental advisory system of stickering music albums containing potentially offensive material, Wal-Mart decided to ban the stickered albums altogether from their stores. The company subsequently has succeeded in influencing many record companies to release clean versions of stickered albums. Wal-Mart has considerable impact in the music industry, largely because about one-tenth of all compact disks sold in the United States are sold at Wal-Marts. In 1996 the company joined with the Drug Enforcement Administration to prevent the bulk sale of over-the-counter drugs used in making the more dangerous, mood-altering drug methamphetamine. While many Americans have applauded Wal-Mart’s firm stance on such issues, others have criticized it, saying it is not the role of a business to enforce morality.In 1983 Wal-Mart introduced its Sam’s Wholesale Clubs discount membership warehouse stores (later known as Sam’s Clubs). In 1987 the company launched Hypermart*USA stores as a joint venture with Cullum Companies, a supermarket chain based in Dallas, Texas. Hypermarts combined groceries and general merchandise along with restaurants, banks, video rental stores, and other businesses, all in the same building. In 1988 the company renamed Hypermarts as Wal-Mart Supercenters. Among the businesses operating within Supercenters are and Taco Bell restaurants, and Blockbuster video stores. Also in 1988, Sam Walton stepped down as Wal-Mart’s chief executive officer (CEO). He was succeeded by David Glass, the man behind the company’s extremely profitable inventory system automation in the 1970s and 1980s. In 1990 the company opened its first Bud’s Discount City store in Franklin, Tennessee. In 1992 Sam Walton died of bone cancer.Wal-Mart’s expansion continued in the . In 1990 it bought the McLane Company, a grocery distributor, for $274 million. That acquisition gave the company more than 50 additional distribution centers. A year later it bought the Wholesale Club, , for $162 million and incorporated the firm’s 28 warehouse stores into the network of Sam’s Clubs. In 1993 the company added 99 Pace Membership Warehouses, purchased from competitor Kmart Corporation, to its Sam's division. Wal-Mart also expanded into other countries in the , including Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Indonesia, and China. The company signed a joint venture with Mexico’s leading retailer, CIFRA, in 1991, leading to the opening of many Wal-Marts and Sam’s Clubs in that country. In 1994 the company bought 122 Woolco Department stores in Canada and converted them into Wal-Marts. In early 1997, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., stock was added to the prestigious Dow Jones Industrial Average (see Dow Jones Averages), the premier indicator of the performance of the stock market.For revenues, profits, and other information about Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., see the table with this article.
