Lingard
Oscar Wilde
The Picture of Dorian Gray — Oscar Wilde’s novel about a young man tempted by eternal beauty after Basil Hallward paints him and Lord Henry shapes his ideas. In Victorian London, the hidden portrait reveals a widening divide between outward appearance and conscience, influence, and responsibility.
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The words readers of this text looked up most, each with its meaning and the line it comes from.
to desire or want something
Ningún artista desea probar nada.
No artist wants to prove anything.
quereranhelarapetecer
to perceive oneself in a mirror or surface
Calibán al no verse la cara en un espejo.
Caliban at not seeing himself in a mirror.
mirarsecontemplarseobservarse
a feeling of violent or intense anger
La aversión por el romanticismo es la rabia de Calibán.
The century's aversion to romanticism is Caliban's rage.
la irael enojola furia
a duration of one hundred years
La aversión del siglo por el romanticismo es la rabia de Calibán.
The century's aversion to Romanticism is the rage of Caliban.
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