| 单词 | babu |
| 例句 | And, perhaps most aptly of all, babu means both cherub and civil servant. Summer readings: Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell 2011-08-06T08:00:02Z As usual, the foolish babus in South Block do not understand how they lose the battle for media sympathy. An Epidemic of ‘Dead Eyes’ in Kashmir as India Uses Pellet Guns on Protesters 2016-08-28T04:00:00Z “What kind of work will they do when there is not one iota of self-discipline? As it is, all the babus do is pass on files,” he added, using a colloquial term for bureaucrats. Tracking India’s Bureaucrats Becomes a Digital Dashboard Venture 2014-10-11T04:00:00Z We had a man killed in one of our forest villages at Mendabari recently; and our babus were held up the other day by a rogue. Life in an Indian Outpost 2011-10-19T02:00:19.943Z An officer of the Royal Army Medical Corps and a babu of the Indian Subordinate Medical Service were bending over a medical pannier. Cupid in Africa 2011-09-28T02:00:21.467Z The babu scowled and dealt the proper ticket. Kim 2011-03-13T03:00:25.327Z Tidjem the babu saw him and ran up to him delightedly. The Hidden Force A Story of Modern Java 2010-12-24T03:00:34.823Z His half-company held back, and Bethune fell shot through the head with only four men by his side—a bugler, a store-office babu, and two devoted Sikhs. The Unveiling of Lhasa No concessions to the clamour of the babus of Bengal will retain the loyalty of this country. Life in an Indian Outpost 2011-10-19T02:00:19.943Z Was this youthful Greene Sahib a person of more knowledge and experience than had been reported by the Adjutant’s Office babu? Cupid in Africa 2011-09-28T02:00:21.467Z This babu, who was in charge of the documents of a certain town, found that they were being seriously damaged by rats. The Scrap Book, Volume 1, No. 6 August 1906 Mrs. van Does came in trembling, following by a babu carrying her bundle, her merchandise. The Hidden Force A Story of Modern Java 2010-12-24T03:00:34.823Z A transport officer was shouting: 'How many bags have you, babu?' The Unveiling of Lhasa Even well-fed babus on the road stopped and closed their umbrellas, a native sign of respect, and were always ready to answer my questions or enter into a chat. Life in an Indian Outpost 2011-10-19T02:00:19.943Z Yes—the babu may have been wrong, and Macteith Sahib may really have been acclaiming Greene Sahib his superior, and declaring his own miserable unworthiness. Cupid in Africa 2011-09-28T02:00:21.467Z The problem seemed to baffle the supreme government, for the babu received no answer. The Scrap Book, Volume 1, No. 6 August 1906 “When I was a child, my babu told me....” The Hidden Force A Story of Modern Java 2010-12-24T03:00:34.823Z Once, during the month of August, a strange babu had appeared in the bazaar, and, perching himself upon a cask, had talked sedition for about an hour to apathetic ears. Banked Fires Nicolai's German always gave out, as the Indian babu said his presence of mind did, "in the nick of time." A Wayfarer in China Impressions of a trip across West China and Mongolia The babu had certainly described him as one whom the other officers laughed at for his ignorance and inexperience. Cupid in Africa 2011-09-28T02:00:21.467Z The babu is exceedingly fond of wheeling on the Maidan whenever he can escape from his account books. East of Suez Ceylon, India, China and Japan Some families, in the evening, bolted all their doors and remained in the middle gallery with their visitors and children and babus, armed, listening, on their guard. The Hidden Force A Story of Modern Java 2010-12-24T03:00:34.823Z Several people shouted to us, but King went on hammering, and at last a sleepy telegraph babu, half-in and half-out of his black alpaca jacket, opened to us. Caves of Terror On it was inscribed in a babu's clerkly hand: "Do come and talk to Ma Chit." The Road to Mandalay A Tale of Burma So did the medical officer, and he shouted to the stretcher-bearers, babu, mule-drivers, porters, everybody, to carry the wounded farther into the bush—quick—quick. Cupid in Africa 2011-09-28T02:00:21.467Z I'm worried that the babu knows that I grew up in the bat-house. Home Again, Home Again George's family were the only of their kind to leave their homeland and join the soft ones, and here at Ops, there were any number of low-ranking babus who'd never heard tell of them. Return to Pleasure Island What was more, the crowd began to take its cue from the babu, and a roof-tile broke at our feet as a gentle reminder that we had the town's permission to depart. Caves of Terror We had just about dried off and had reassumed our thin and scanty garments, when the babu emerged. African Camp Fires Parry, having become sufficiently sober to enquire after him and learn of his absence, demanded his instant return in a telegram so profanely worded that it shocked even the Barwahi post-office babu. The Elephant God "Why did you violently commit this dastardish deed, and assault the harmless peaceful Brahmin?" asked the Superintendent, a worthy and voluble babu, and then translated the question into debased Hindustani. Driftwood Spars The Stories of a Man, a Boy, a Woman, and Certain Other People Who Strangely Met Upon the Sea of Life The East, he said, had had its revenge upon the West by making certain Englishmen babus. The Moon Endureth: Tales and Fancies King's specialty is making use of unconsidered trifles and misunderstood babus. Caves of Terror The babu had with a little of his signal paint done the whole thing, blade and all, to a brilliant window-shutter green. African Camp Fires "Do you mean for your clerical work, as babus and writers?" The Elephant God They were to understand, on the contrary, that the babu was respectfully a most unprecedented disciplinarian. Driftwood Spars The Stories of a Man, a Boy, a Woman, and Certain Other People Who Strangely Met Upon the Sea of Life But before the babu could say more the American addressed the girl. The Bronze Bell But, though we tried, we could not send a telegram from there either, although King took the station babu to one side and proved to him beyond argument that he knew the secret service signs. Caves of Terror "I am truly sorry, I am truly sorry," the babu was murmuring at our elbows. African Camp Fires His tale corroborated Rámtonu’s in most particulars, with the addition that the tall babu had given him eight annas bakshish for cashing the cheque. Tales of Bengal So convinced and convincing did the babu appear to Moussa Isa, that the latter decided to try his luck in the matter of unauthorized departure from the Reformatory precincts. Driftwood Spars The Stories of a Man, a Boy, a Woman, and Certain Other People Who Strangely Met Upon the Sea of Life Almost grovelling, the babu answered him in Urdu: "Hazoor, I am your slave—" Without thinking Amber couched his retort in the same tongue: "Count yourself lucky you are not, dog!" The Bronze Bell The babu was extremely sorry, but the wire was down. Caves of Terror Of course I shall not carry the matter further," he told us, "but having known the babu, you must see that once he had reported to me I was compelled to order you down here. African Camp Fires After writing in this fashion for a while, Lakshminarain took a sheet of notepaper covered with writing and copied the signature many times, until both babus were satisfied with the result. Tales of Bengal I went into the refreshment-room to ask what we could have for luncheon, "Ham and eggs," said the fat babu promptly. Olivia in India Inasmuch as the babu's explanation had been made in fluent, vernacular Urdu, Amber's surprise at the girl's evident familiarity with that tongue was hardly to be concealed. The Bronze Bell In the sea of noises in the dome one instantly stood out—the voice of a man speaking English with a slightly babu accent. Caves of Terror We had quite a respect for that babu. African Camp Fires He took me to a babu’s house where he was staying, and thence brought me to your honour’s presence.” Tales of Bengal The babus in charge of these stations hadn't an idea what Scandinavians were, but would have scorned to ask. Olivia in India And as Amber hastily turned, with astonishing agility the babu sprang toward him. The Bronze Bell What I'm thinking is, will that there Dacca babu at Koprah slip me through his blessed quarantine for twenty-five dollars. Dragon's blood So that night we took a freight train southward to Voi, leaving the babu and his prayer-bell, and his green battle-axe and his conscience alone in the wilderness. African Camp Fires The lad went inside, while both babus waited round the corner. Tales of Bengal Also, he has no idea of fixed charges, and when he goes to the ticket-office and asks for his "tickut," and the babu in charge tells him the price, he offers half. Olivia in India Upon this his fingers closed instinctively, and the babu sprang back, panting and quaking. The Bronze Bell "Got to admit that babu's quite a huntsman!" he told himself, beginning to hum. The Winds of the World He and the babu discussed ethics and metaphysical philosophy for three solid hours. African Camp Fires That being a miracle, the babu forthwith wrought another one, and within a minute King's one trunk was checked through to Delhi. King of the Khyber Rifles I want to see the native of India, not the fat babu; I want to live in tents and be a gipsy; I want to have Boggley all to myself. Olivia in India Presently the trees blotted out the red-and-white turban; the noise of the babu's elephantine retreat diminished; and Amber was left to knit his brows over the object which had been forced upon him so unexpectedly. The Bronze Bell "A fat babu?" he asked, walking back again. The Winds of the World The babu jabbered excitedly; telling, in all probability, how he was innocent of fault, was late for his work, etc. African Camp Fires Go first to the telegraph office, where you were before, and the babu there will tell you where Saunders sahib may be found. King of the Khyber Rifles Now and again I refreshed myself with a peep at the babu, just to assure myself that I wasn't the only person left alive in the world. Olivia in India "And you won't show me the present the babu made you?" The Bronze Bell "What was the first message that the babu brought this evening?" he asked, still being very careful not to look into the sergeant's eyes. The Winds of the World Then the babu began frantically to indicate members of the crowd whom he desired to retain as witnesses. African Camp Fires "Excuse me, sir," said the man in glib babu English. King of the Khyber Rifles At the booking-office, when we tried to book the ponies, the babu in charge lost his presence of mind and turned round and round like a teetotum. Olivia in India Of the coming of the babu and his going Amber was fairly free to speak; he suppressed little if any of that episode. The Bronze Bell To have answered, "The babu who spoke about the charger," might have been a serious mistake. The Winds of the World A half-dozen East Indians stood behind the counters; another, a babu, sat at a little desk ready to give his clerical attention to what might be required. African Camp Fires She had said herself that a babu read English books to her aloud. King of the Khyber Rifles For myself, I was conscious of an intense, and most unladylike, desire to slap the poor babu. Olivia in India "The babu!" cried Amber unconsciously; and was rewarded by a flash of recognition from the coal-black, beady, evil eyes of the man. The Bronze Bell The babu was recovering his breath, and with it his yearning to behold a regiment careering through the barrack gate to the rescue. The Winds of the World From a printed curiosity—a letter written by one of those brave and confident Hindoo strugglers with the English tongue, called a "babu"—I got a more compressed translation: "Godville." Following the Equator, Part 5 Don't you think the Indian babu's a marvel? King of the Khyber Rifles Mr. Lister told me babu stories last night. Olivia in India It came eventually on the heels of a movement of the babu's; unable longer to hold his pose, he shifted slightly. The Bronze Bell "You are hard-hearted person, and your fate is forever sealed if you refuse to listen!" wailed the babu. The Winds of the World Trust a babu to drivel when he gets the chance.' Life's Handicap And a little later the babu Sita Ram came in. Guns of the Gods The man who had promised us berths came abruptly through the barrier, and unlike the babu did not appear afraid of any one. The Ivory Trail "Indeed, my lord, it is all quite as the sahib says," the babu admitted graciously, his eyes gleaming with sardonic amusement. The Bronze Bell A university education works wonders for babu vocabulary. The Winds of the World "Black apes were more efficient workmates, and as for the Bengali babu—tchick!" The Works of Rudyard Kipling One Volume Edition "Because his errand is a secret one," announced the babu, with a hand on his stomach as if he had swallowed something exquisite. Guns of the Gods He slipped round behind and bribed the babu to feed him on the rear step, me standing guard at the corner to keep Greeks at bay. The Ivory Trail "Well, babu?" he said quietly, the shadow of a bitter and weary smile curving his thin, hard lips. The Bronze Bell That was the wrong appeal to make, as the babu himself would have known had he been less excited. The Winds of the World Must babus do their work on polished teak? The Works of Rudyard Kipling One Volume Edition The babu let him call three times, for evidence of how hard it was to hear through that thick door. Guns of the Gods "The train will start on time!" announced the babu station master, and everybody hurried to the dining-room. The Ivory Trail The babu laboriously doubled up his enormous body in profound obeisance. The Bronze Bell Are we to turn aside for every fat babu that asks to speak to us? The Winds of the World In the hut, Rutton lay dead of poison; somewhere amongst the dunes the babu lay in his blood, shot to death—foully murdered, the world would say. The Bronze Bell Mukhum Dass had told the exact truth, as it happened, but the priest had drawn his own conclusions from the fact that it was Samson's babu who returned the document. Guns of the Gods A lone lean babu and his leaner, more miserable native crew came out and eyed the train like vultures waiting for a beast to die. The Ivory Trail There's a man out there somewhere, shot to death by Rutton—a Bengali babu…. The Bronze Bell Then babu Sita Ram burst in, half running, and holding his great stomach as he always did when in a hurry. The Winds of the World None the less he held himself wary and alert, and was instant to halt the babu when he, with the air of a dog cringing to his master's feet for punishment, would have drawn nearer. The Bronze Bell Back at the knot-hole, babu Sita Ram watched him scribble half a dozen letters, tearing each up in turn until the last one pleased him. Guns of the Gods For the babu's encouragement, and to increase the panic of the ticketless, the engineer was blowing the whistle at short intervals. The Ivory Trail "If you care to run the risk," he said suddenly, "you may have a chair by the fire till the storm breaks, babu." The Bronze Bell The babu unfolded it, eyed the denomination with a spasm of relief, folded it again, and appeared to stow it into his capacious stomach. The Winds of the World The babu drew himself up, assuming a certain dignity. The Bronze Bell It was obvious that a keener wit than the babu's had inspired him; but, though he was brow-beaten for an hour he did not implicate Yasmini. Guns of the Gods That fellow's contempt for his job was equaled only by the babu station master's scorn of him and his own for the station master. The Ivory Trail "My lord is satisfied with my credentials, then?" the babu persisted. The Bronze Bell Ranjoor Singh had kept the word of babu Sita Ram, and had managed to be with them when the first blood ran. The Winds of the World Nay," contended the babu reproachfully; "is it right that you should seek to hoodwink me? The Bronze Bell Tell Sita Ram, Samson sahib's babu, what is wanted. Guns of the Gods He passed within a foot of Amber, and from somewhere a voice spoke—the Virginian could have taken an oath that the babu's lips did not move—in a clear yet discreet whisper. The Bronze Bell "The Voice has spoken, babu," he said, not ungently, "and I have heard." The Bronze Bell The thought of a bath and dry clothes urged him like the voice of a siren calling; and he had shown the babu all the courtesy his Sikh creed and profession demanded. The Winds of the World Amber made a careful note of this information; he was curious about that babu. The Bronze Bell While as for the babu, he had dropped back into the chair and given way to a rude but reassuring paroxysm of gusty, silent laughter. The Bronze Bell As Amber came in, he rose; a middle-aged babu in a suit of pink satin, very dirty. The Bronze Bell Make your peace with the Bell in what manner you will, babu; it is no concern of mine. The Bronze Bell In meantime, it is to be seen whether or not—yes, precisely—a pencil is mightier than a sword, which means that a babu is superior in wit and general attainments. The Winds of the World With a struggle the babu overcame his emotion. The Bronze Bell All right; I guess I can play the part, babu. The Bronze Bell There was a babu sittin' by the barrack gate who offers to eat a German a day, as long as we'll catch 'em for him. The Winds of the World Upon this the babu abandoned argument, realising that further resistance were futile. The Bronze Bell So the babu waddled to him, judging his salaam shrewdly so that it suggested deference while leaving no doubt as to the intended insult. The Winds of the World The babu uttered no complaint, but allowed himself to be pushed along at a trot ahead of the adjutant, and bundled head-foremost through the carriage door. The Winds of the World "Hush!" ordered Warrington; and the babu seemed very glad to hush. The Winds of the World "Sahib, for sum of rupees twenty I could hold tongue for twenty years, unless in meantime deceased, in which case—" "Take 'em!" ordered Warrington; and the babu's fingers shut tight on the money. The Winds of the World "Well but—" The situation hardly lent itself to such a discussion; he had the babu first to dispose of. The Bronze Bell The babu described in pantomime an imaginary human riding for his life, whom not even the adroitest police officer could recognize as Ranjoor Singh, even had he been acquainted with the risaldar-major. The Winds of the World Ranjoor Singh touched the horse with his right spur, and in a second the babu lay along on his stomach in the mud. The Winds of the World "Come here, you!" he called to the babu. The Winds of the World He walked straight to the babu, and that gentleman eyed him with obvious distrust. The Winds of the World Alarmed, the babu cringed and retreated a pace; then, suddenly, raising an arm, indicated the girl. The Bronze Bell To this version the babu was required to swear, and he did so without a blink. The Winds of the World The babu was prepared to bargain for an hour, fighting for rupee after rupee until his wit assured him he had reached the limit. The Winds of the World The babu reached out a fat hand and the silver changed owners. The Winds of the World And, chattering as if his teeth were castanets, the babu trod gingerly down damp stone steps whose center had been worn into ruts by countless feet. The Winds of the World She nodded in the direction the babu had taken. The Bronze Bell On the way back from the morgue he looked in at the police station, but the babu had been gone some ten minutes when he arrived. The Winds of the World He has sent some most extraordinary messages to his squadron by the hand of a mysterious babu, but not a word of explanation of any kind. The Winds of the World He did not see a fat babu approach the general's bungalow from the direction of the bazaar. The Winds of the World The babu salaamed profoundly, but Kirby's eyes were fixed on the road ahead, and his thoughts were already deep in the future. The Winds of the World About the babu and the Token; it's a bit of mystery and romance to me—and we don't often find that in our lives, do we? The Bronze Bell "There is no need to fear me," he said, since the babu would not answer. The Winds of the World "Oh, my God, my God!" wailed the babu at the stair-head from amid a maze of women who hustled and shoved him all one way, and that the way he did not want to go. The Winds of the World But the babu was beside himself, what with breathlessness and disappointment. The Winds of the World "Salaam, sahibs," said a fat babu, backing through a door in front of them and showing himself silhouetted against the lesser outer darkness. The Winds of the World In the interim nothing happened, and he was able to enjoy some excellent shooting with Quain, his thoughts undisturbed by any further appearance of the babu. The Bronze Bell So the babu took heart of grace, producing a voice from somewhere down in his enormous stomach and saying, of course, the very last thing expected of him. The Winds of the World The babu thrust his head out of the carriage window and gazed into the dark for several minutes. The Winds of the World "I could direct with more discernment from box-seat," said the babu, with a hand on the door. The Winds of the World "To the left," said the babu, and Warrington made note of the fact that they were not so very far away from the House-of-the-Eight-Half- brothers. The Winds of the World "The Body wears strange members that employs you, babu," commented Rutton bitterly. The Bronze Bell The babu nodded; but his nod was not much more than tentative. The Winds of the World Soon the babu began to scratch his stomach. The Winds of the World The babu's weight lurched with it, and Warrington's center of gravity shifted. The Winds of the World The babu seemed to shrug himself away from the snakes, but the effect was to shove Warrington the odd half-inch it needed to put him overside. The Winds of the World The heavy brown hand returned to the spot it had sought soon after the babu's entrance, within the folds of silk across his bosom, and groped therein for an instant. The Bronze Bell "My eyes are too dim, and my heart too full with grief," said the babu. The Winds of the World But the horses took fright and plunged forward, though the risaldar swore afterward that the babu did nothing to them; he supposed it must have been the fakir squatting in the shadows that scared them. The Winds of the World And whatever it may have been—snakes or not—that had scared the babu, it had scared all his helplessness away. The Winds of the World One day, if the war doesn't account for me, I'll come back and take a fall out of that babu. The Winds of the World Minute after minute passed, he making no sign, the babu poised before him in inscrutable triumph, watching him keenly with his black and evil eyes of a beast. The Bronze Bell "There!" said the babu, jerking a thumb over his right shoulder. The Winds of the World So the babu was roused again out of a comfortable snooze, and Yasmini whispered to him something that frightened him so much that he trembled like a man with palsy. The Winds of the World So the German went down-stairs and climbed in beside the babu, changing his turban at once for the better one that he found waiting in there. The Winds of the World "This performance is worth a rajah's ransom!" grumbled babu Sita Ram. The Winds of the World "I was only thinking; there's something I can't see through in that babu's willingness to go." The Bronze Bell But the babu was gone, hurrying as if goaded by fear of hell and all its angels. The Winds of the World It must have been nine o'clock, and the babu was giving signs of nearly complete exhaustion, when they passed beyond a ring of trees into a clearing. The Winds of the World "D 'you suppose we can blame it on the babu, sir?" The Winds of the World I wish it smelt of musk—but it doesn't; it smells of babu—straight babu, undiluted. The Winds of the World The babu cut in hastily, stimulated by a pressing anxiety to clear himself. The Bronze Bell |
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