The socialists saw themselves as true heirs of the Enlightenment.
社

者认为自己
启蒙运动的

承者。
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人(汇总)
人-文艺 But even though a stronger connection with God and the prospect of enlightenment are the grounds on which these hermits secluded themselves; there's also a more mundane reason why spending time alone can be beneficial: it's an opportunity for self-transformation.
但是,尽管与上帝更牢固的联系和启蒙的前景是这些隐士隐居的理由;独处也是有益的,还有一个更平凡的原因:这是一个自我转变的机会。
There was another one dedicated to science, tied to the Royal Institution, where great scientists of the period would get together, and Isaac Newton was a big coffee fan, Voltaire, the Enlightenment figure, apparently had 72 cups a day.
还有另一家是科
主题的,它与英国皇家
会关系紧密,很多当时优秀的科
家都会在那聚首,艾萨克·牛顿是咖啡的忠实粉丝,启蒙运
的代表人物 伏尔泰,据说一天要喝72杯咖啡。
The English adjective " creative" dates to the 17th century; it was likely during the Enlightenment that it gained wide use as a descriptor for human endeavors, often artistic or literary, that have qualities of originality and excellence.
英语里作形容词的“creative”一词可以追溯到17世纪;很可能就是在启蒙运
期间,作为形容具有独创性和卓越品质的人类活
,通常指艺术或文
活
,的词得到了广泛的运用。