Dictionary Helen: Helen (female name, meaning: torch, light).

Helen's bilingual example

1. An entrance to the embassy allows you to climb the broad stairs directly from the street to the public library and art gallery on the second floor, where works by postwar American artists such as Jackson have been exhibited. Pollock and his wife Lee. Karen, Helen. Frankenstein, Salle and Philip.

An entrance leads directly from the street to a broad staircase, leading to a public library and an art gallery, where postwar American artists such as Jackson Pollock, Lee Crasner, helen frankenthaler and Philip Guston are displayed.

Poor Helen has been ill for a month, and now she looks as thin as a bamboo pole.

Poor Helen has been ill for a month, and now she looks like a kidney bean.

3. Helen: You shouldn't be here!

Helen: You shouldn't be here tonight.

4. Helen: All the contracts were signed in the 19 hole-the bar.

Helen: The contract was signed in hole 19, which is a puddle.

5. The brains of three generations made Britain's trumpet dynasty; They are Helen Cotas (the first woman to play the horn in a mainstream American orchestra), Herman Bowman and Barry Tuckwell, an Australian Englishman.

There are three generations of brains, an English trumpet dynasty; Helen Cotas, the first woman to be the chief horn player of a major American orchestra; Herman Bowman and British-Australian mixed-race Barry Tuckwell.

6. Helen: But I'm good at bookkeeping.

Helen: But I'm good at it.

7. Emma Helen Willard (1787–1870) is a pioneer of American education.

Emma Hart Willard (1787- 1870) is an American pioneer educator.

Helen didn't say anything, but she didn't know that the soil that gave birth to life had buried them. In Monte, Larcade, their beloved home.

She didn't know that the two heroes had been lying in the ground of their own land.

Helen, I feel like a family, but I can't describe how I feel about you.

Helen, I feel like a family. I don't know what words to use to express my opinion of you.

10. Helen's parents took Helen to Baltimore by train, but the doctor said that he cured Helen's illness and suggested that Keller's family ask a teacher who taught the blind to teach Helen to communicate with others.

Helen's parents took her to Baltimore by train, but the doctor said there was nothing he could do for Helen. He suggested that Keller's family find a blind teacher to teach Helen to communicate.