青年中文Logue的意思
Logue中文翻譯：
洛格（人名）
di logue───羅格斯的
to be on the safe side, Logue (who was a reluctant driver) had had a chauffeur sleep overnight at his house.───為了安全起見，羅格(一位勉強的司機)在家里徹夜都睡在車上。
At the Coronation in 1937, Logue is seated in the royal box, with his wife, Myrtle.───在1937年國王的加冕典禮上，Logue和他太太Myrtle應邀坐進了皇室包廂。
outrages Bertie, to therapeutic effect, by sitting on the throne in Westminster Abbey prior to the coronation.───治療效果，洛格激怒了伯蒂，他在伯蒂加冕禮前坐在了他威斯敏斯特的王座上。
Logue, in full court costume, was rather conscious of his silk-stockinged legs and had to keep taking care not to trip over his sword.───羅格穿著全套宮廷服飾，對腿上的銀絲襪相當留意，以防被佩劍絆倒。
We shall be glad if you will send us a copy of your illustrated cata-logue and current price.───如果你們愿意給我們寄帶圖目錄及當前價目表，我們會很高興。
Only years later, after his father died and Logue inherited a box of papers and scrapbooks, did it all begin to make sense.───直到若干年后，Logue的父親過世了，Logue繼承了父親的一盒文件及剪貼簿，這時Logue才明白了一切。
Albert meets his new speech therapist, Lionel Logue (Mr. Rush), reluctantly and only after an assortment of public and private humiliations.───在遭遇了一系列的公開和私人場合的羞辱后，阿爾伯特極不情愿的接見了他的新任言語治療師萊昂內爾·羅格（拉什飾）。
Using unconventional methods, Logue breaks through Albert's defenses and helps him overcome his speech impediment.───羅格用非正統的治療方式來突破亞伯特的心防，并幫助他克服語言障礙。
This is where Lionel Logue comes in – a bullish Australian with bohemian manners and shabby premises on Harley Street.
Might Hooper and Seidler have considered making Logue do the "popinjay" speech by Hotspur from Henry IV Part One – the Shakespeare character traditionally played as a stammerer?
Logue got into trouble for drug violations.
George VI died in 1952. The following year, his friend Lionel Logue died too.
Logue, in full court costume, was rather conscious of his silk-stockinged legs and had to keep taking care not to trip over his sword.
This irreverent version of Lionel Logue turns out to be an Aussie variant of a Frank Capra hero, a little guy who refuses to be awed by big guys, even one with lofty lineage and a throne.
In The King's Speech, George VI received help from Lionel Logue, by listening to music and singing to speak easier.
The pleasure starts with two magnificent performances: Colin Firth as King George VI, afflicted by a terrible stutter, and Geoffrey Rush as an unorthodox Australian speech therapist, Lionel Logue.
Logue won't indulge his patient's stuffiness, while Bertie considers Logue a charlatan until a breakthrough moment that involves Hamlet's soliloquy and a recording machine.