| 单词 | zombi |
| 例句 | “They just drug your child and have them walking around like a zombi high off medication ’til where they can’t have a normal life,” she wrote. Editorial Roundup: Mississippi 2020-02-12T05:00:00Z He looked at the zombi next to him, uncomprehendingly. Expediter She starts before dawn; tries to reach her resting-place by sunset: after dark, like all her people, she is afraid of meeting zombis. Two Years in the French West Indies The zombi deludes under the appearance of a travelling companion, an old comrade—like the desert spirits of the Arabs—or even under the form of an animal. Two Years in the French West Indies Cyrillia's belief in zombis has a solidity that renders argument out of the question. Two Years in the French West Indies In the evening Cyrillia said: "I think that crab was a little zombi;—I am going to burn a light all night to keep it from coming back." Two Years in the French West Indies He flicked on the light and opened up, even as the burly, empty faced zombi there was preparing to pound still again. Expediter As they changed shape under the pressure of the trade-wind, Cyrillia seemed to discover wonderful things in them: sheep, ships with sails, cows, faces, perhaps even zombis. Two Years in the French West Indies It is the zombis who make all those noises at night one cannot understand…. Two Years in the French West Indies "I ni pè zombi"—I find from old Thereza's explanations—is a phrase indefinite as our own vague expressions, "afraid of ghosts," "afraid of the dark." Two Years in the French West Indies Among the people of color there are many who believe that even at noon—when the boulevards behind the city are most deserted—the zombis will show themselves to solitary loiterers. Two Years in the French West Indies The smile that showed Adou's beautiful white teeth has instantly disappeared; and she answers, very seriously, that she has never seen a zombi, and does not want to see one. Two Years in the French West Indies Because, if you had not been baptized you would see zombis all the time, even in broad day. Two Years in the French West Indies The zombis go everywhere: the dead folk remain in the graveyard…. Two Years in the French West Indies About midnight the return of the Devil and his following arouses me from sleep:—all are chanting a new refrain, "The Devil and the zombis sleep anywhere and everywhere!" Two Years in the French West Indies And all at once he became afraid of Stéphane,—afraid of all he said,—afraid of his touch,—afraid of his eyes… he was growing like a zombi! Two Years in the French West Indies |
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