赵敬楠 脚背:七个小矮人的名字是什么

1.Doc
=doctor
n. 医生, 博士, [古]学者, <俚>修理师
这里的翻译是“万事通”。Doc是7个小矮人当中的领袖人物;尽管如此，他也是个迷糊的家伙。
2.Bashful
adj. 害羞的, 羞怯的, 忸怩的
She is rather bashful.
她有点害羞。
She is bashful in doing [to do] anything.
她干什么事都害羞。
害羞鬼，特别特别爱脸红，跟大姑娘似的。
3.Sleepy
adj.
欲睡的, 困乏的
没有精神的, 懒散的; 宁静的, 沉闷的, 没有生气的; 不活泼的; 寂静的
催眠的
开始腐烂的
a sleepy village
寂静的村庄
an overripe sleepy pear
过熟而开始腐烂的梨
I was deadly sleepy.
我困极了。
She always has a sleepy expression.
她总是一副懒洋洋的表情。
瞌睡虫，he always has a sleepy expression,像我一同学，及我送她的一只狗狗。
4.Sneezy
adj. 打喷嚏的,有喷嚏的,引起喷嚏的
喷嚏精，一个喷嚏就能引起大灾难哦！
5.Happy
adj. 快乐的, 幸福的, 陶醉于...的, 恰当的
开心果，爱笑，乐观！
6.Dopey
adj. 被麻醉的, 笨的, 迟钝的
迷糊鬼，不会说话但好可爱的一个，据说不会说话是因为找不到合适的配音演员。
7.Grumpy
adj. 脾气坏的, 性情乖戾的, 脾气暴躁的
爱生气，其实是7个小矮人中最勇敢的一个哦。

七个小矮人：

1. Doc  

   “万事通”，Doc是7个小矮人当中的领袖人物；尽管如此，他也是个迷糊的家伙。

2. Bashful

   害羞鬼，腼腆还不足以形容害羞鬼有多害羞，但这不影响他融入小矮人的集体生活。

3. Sleepy

   瞌睡虫，这家伙总也无法保持清醒，他虽然喜欢打瞌睡，但如果有令人兴奋的事情要发生时，他也会睁开惺忪的双眼。

4. Sneezy 

   喷嚏精，一个喷嚏就能引起大灾难哦！就比如说糊涂蛋站在他头上一起配合跳舞时把糊涂蛋喷飞。

5. Happy 　

   开心果，爱笑，乐观！连成一条线的眼睛，特大号的笑容，开心果永远为其他小矮人带来快乐，但他也有伤心的时候，当白雪公主因为吃了毒苹果而沉睡不醒时，他也和其他小矮人一样伤心。

6. Dopey a

   糊涂蛋，不会说话但好可爱的一个，尤其是站在喷嚏精头上时更逗，据说不会说话是因为找不到合适的配音演员。

7. Grumpy 

   爱生气，双手交叉于胸前，脸上充满着愤怒的表情，他是脾气最坏的小矮人，永远都在不停地抱怨，但他仍然有温柔的一面，例如他对白雪公主的关心。

二、七个小矮人，也称《白雪公主和七个小矮人》，是世界电影史上第一部长动画片，根据格林童话改编，迪斯尼公司出品。故事主要讲述白雪公主因为美丽漂亮而被其后母妒忌，发誓要把她置于死地。但白雪公主先后得到武士、森林鸟兽及七个小矮人的帮助，逃过了一劫又一劫，后母则自食其果死于山崖下。

找到一个英文版的：

Dopey
Dubbed "Dopey" by his brothers, this loose-limbed dwarf has never spoken a word; as Happy explains to Snow White, "He never tried." But Dopey isn't really dopey, he's just childlike. Is it dopey to try and steal a second and third kiss from Snow White on your way to work, or to make yourself tall enough to dance with her by climbing on Sneezy's shoulders? Not at all. Dopey's a genius at fun and games (and a whiz at the drums to boot). He just doesn't mind looking silly along the way. So what if he wiggles his ears and shuffles his feet to his own skippity-skip beat? He's simply being himself, and that's pretty smart.

GRUMPY:
No matter what anyone says, Grumpy is against it. This know-it-all naysayer has the disposition of an old boot: tough, craggy, and resistant to anything. When the dwarfs first find Snow White lying asleep across their beds, Grumpy gripes, "Angel, huh? She's female, an' all females is poison! They're full o' wicked wiles." When Bashful asks, "What're wicked wiles?" Grumpy admits, "I don't know, but I'm agin 'em." Like many an old boot, however, this one's really a softy inside. When Snow White kisses him on the forehead despite his complaints, he even smiles for a moment before regaining his mal-composure. Could it be that Grumpy may be grumpy partially to see who cares enough to put up with him? Whatever its source, his stubborn determination eventually proves invaluable. When the forest animals warn of trouble so dire that even his bossy rival, Doc, stammers, "What do we do?" it's Grumpy who leads the charge to save Snow White from the Wicked Queen.
DOC:
If the Seven Dwarfs have a leader, it has to be Doc (though he's far too good-natured to ever make it official). When there's an important decision to be made, Doc is usually the one to make it. After returning to the cottage to find it mysteriously tidied up, he nervously demands: "Search every cook an' nanny, uh, hook an' granny, uh, crooked fan -- uh, search everywhere." Doc's mind often works faster than his mouth when he's excited, but his judgment's always sound. Doc takes it upon himself to convince his fellows that the hardships they must endure in allowing Snow White to stay are worth it -- even that strange custom of washing up. And only he knows how to get that "old warthog" Grumpy into the wash trough.

BASHFUL:
More than shy, Bashful's a hopeless (make that hopeful) sentimentalist. When the dwarfs return to find their cottage mysteriously tidied up, he's even sentimental about his newly cleaned cup, lamenting that "the sugar's gone" as if he'd lost a dear friend. While everyone's suspicious upon finding Snow White asleep across their beds, Bashful's the first one to see her for who she really is, observing, "She's beautiful, like an angel." Indeed, Bashful can't help but blush, twist his beard into knots, and bat his eyelashes whenever Snow White's around. And when the dwarfs ask her to tell them a story, Bashful, of course, requests "a looove story." To his delight, that's exactly what they get.

SLEEPY:
Sleepy sneaks in his Z's anytime and anywhere he can, but none of the other dwarfs ever complains. Maybe that's because he works just as hard in their diamond mine as the others, albeit in a more relaxed fashion. In fact, he's so relaxed, and yawns so widely, that the resident housefly keeps buzzing into his mouth in hopes of finding a nice warm home. But even on the perpetual verge of a nap, Sleepy turns out to be twice as observant as his fellows when it most matters. Strangely goaded and prodded by the forest animals outside their mine, none of the dwarfs can figure out what's going on until Sleepy yawns, "Maybe the old Queen's got Snow White." Thanks to Sleepy, the dwarfs are soon off to the rescue.
SNEEZY:
No, Sneezy doesn't sneeze all the time ... just at the worst of times, like when the dwarfs have returned from the diamond mine to search for the mysterious "cleaning monster" in their midst. After a particularly violent sneeze, which sends them tumbling in its wake, he protests,"I couldn't help it ... when you gotta go, you gotta ... I-I-I, i-i-i-it's comin'." So his pals quickly jump him and tie his nose in a knot. Instead of getting angry, poor Sneezy's grateful. He's just as annoyed by his condition as the other dwarfs. But when all is said and done, his fellows are quick and happy to lend him a sneeze-stifling hand. It's all part of being a dwarf. Just keep Sneezy away from the goldenrod ...

HAPPY:
Without Happy around, Grumpy might not be quite as grumpy. For Happy's just too infernally cheerful about everything. When the dwarfs think there's a monster hidden under the blankets, Happy cheerily asks, "Which end do we kill?" And when the "monster" turns out to be a slumbering Snow White, Happy's even happier. But not even he can find any joy in his life after Snow White's bitten into the Witch's apple and fallen into a sleeping death. With any luck he'll get to live up to his name again someday ...

Dopey

GRUMPY

BASHFUL:

SLEEPY

SNEEZY

HAPPY:

Dopey

Dubbed "Dopey" by his brothers, this loose-limbed dwarf has never spoken a word; as Happy explains to Snow White, "He never tried." But Dopey isn't really dopey, he's just childlike. Is it dopey to try and steal a second and third kiss from Snow White on your way to work, or to make yourself tall enough to dance with her by climbing on Sneezy's shoulders? Not at all. Dopey's a genius at fun and games (and a whiz at the drums to boot). He just doesn't mind looking silly along the way. So what if he wiggles his ears and shuffles his feet to his own skippity-skip beat? He's simply being himself, and that's pretty smart.

GRUMPY:

No matter what anyone says, Grumpy is against it. This know-it-all naysayer has the disposition of an old boot: tough, craggy, and resistant to anything. When the dwarfs first find Snow White lying asleep across their beds, Grumpy gripes, "Angel, huh? She's female, an' all females is poison! They're full o' wicked wiles." When Bashful asks, "What're wicked wiles?" Grumpy admits, "I don't know, but I'm agin 'em." Like many an old boot, however, this one's really a softy inside. When Snow White kisses him on the forehead despite his complaints, he even smiles for a moment before regaining his mal-composure. Could it be that Grumpy may be grumpy partially to see who cares enough to put up with him? Whatever its source, his stubborn determination eventually proves invaluable. When the forest animals warn of trouble so dire that even his bossy rival, Doc, stammers, "What do we do?" it's Grumpy who leads the charge to save Snow White from the Wicked Queen.

DOC:

If the Seven Dwarfs have a leader, it has to be Doc (though he's far too good-natured to ever make it official). When there's an important decision to be made, Doc is usually the one to make it. After returning to the cottage to find it mysteriously tidied up, he nervously demands: "Search every cook an' nanny, uh, hook an' granny, uh, crooked fan -- uh, search everywhere." Doc's mind often works faster than his mouth when he's excited, but his judgment's always sound. Doc takes it upon himself to convince his fellows that the hardships they must endure in allowing Snow White to stay are worth it -- even that strange custom of washing up. And only he knows how to get that "old warthog" Grumpy into the wash trough.

BASHFUL:

More than shy, Bashful's a hopeless (make that hopeful) sentimentalist. When the dwarfs return to find their cottage mysteriously tidied up, he's even sentimental about his newly cleaned cup, lamenting that "the sugar's gone" as if he'd lost a dear friend. While everyone's suspicious upon finding Snow White asleep across their beds, Bashful's the first one to see her for who she really is, observing, "She's beautiful, like an angel." Indeed, Bashful can't help but blush, twist his beard into knots, and bat his eyelashes whenever Snow White's around. And when the dwarfs ask her to tell them a story, Bashful, of course, requests "a looove story." To his delight, that's exactly what they get.

SLEEPY:

Sleepy sneaks in his Z's anytime and anywhere he can, but none of the other dwarfs ever complains. Maybe that's because he works just as hard in their diamond mine as the others, albeit in a more relaxed fashion. In fact, he's so relaxed, and yawns so widely, that the resident housefly keeps buzzing into his mouth in hopes of finding a nice warm home. But even on the perpetual verge of a nap, Sleepy turns out to be twice as observant as his fellows when it most matters. Strangely goaded and prodded by the forest animals outside their mine, none of the dwarfs can figure out what's going on until Sleepy yawns, "Maybe the old Queen's got Snow White." Thanks to Sleepy, the dwarfs are soon off to the rescue.

SNEEZY:

No, Sneezy doesn't sneeze all the time ... just at the worst of times, like when the dwarfs have returned from the diamond mine to search for the mysterious "cleaning monster" in their midst. After a particularly violent sneeze, which sends them tumbling in its wake, he protests,"I couldn't help it ... when you gotta go, you gotta ... I-I-I, i-i-i-it's comin'." So his pals quickly jump him and tie his nose in a knot. Instead of getting angry, poor Sneezy's grateful. He's just as annoyed by his condition as the other dwarfs. But when all is said and done, his fellows are quick and happy to lend him a sneeze-stifling hand. It's all part of being a dwarf. Just keep Sneezy away from the goldenrod ...

HAPPY:

Without Happy around, Grumpy might not be quite as grumpy. For Happy's just too infernally cheerful about everything. When the dwarfs think there's a monster hidden under the blankets, Happy cheerily asks, "Which end do we kill?" And when the "monster" turns out to be a slumbering Snow White, Happy's even happier. But not even he can find any joy in his life after Snow White's bitten into the Witch's apple and fallen into a sleeping death. With any luck he'll get to live up to his name again someday ...

gao shou