cacambo造句

• Candide soon befriends Cacambo and accepts him as his valet.
• Meanwhile, Candide and Cacambo are starving and lost in the jungles.
• Cacambo and Candide are released and travel for a month on foot and then down a river by canoe, living on fruits and berries.
• Candide and Cacambo stay a month in El Dorado, but Candide is still in pain without Cun間onde, and expresses to the king his wish to leave.
• Later, while Candide and Martin are eating supper, Cacambo returns to Candide and informs him that Cun間onde is in Constantinople, and that she has been enslaved.
• Unwilling to go back to Montevideo, Candide gives Cacambo one of the golden sheep to ransom Cunegonde, telling them that they will meet again in Venice, Italy.
• Mistaking Candide for a Jesuit by his robes, the Oreillons prepare to cook Candide and Cacambo; however, Cacambo convinces the Oreillons that Candide killed a Jesuit to procure the robe.
• Mistaking Candide for a Jesuit by his robes, the Oreillons prepare to cook Candide and Cacambo; however, Cacambo convinces the Oreillons that Candide killed a Jesuit to procure the robe.
• Candide and Cacambo eventually reach Suriname, where they split up : Cacambo travels to Buenos Aires to retrieve Lady Cun間onde, while Candide prepares to travel to Europe to await the two.
• Candide and Cacambo eventually reach Suriname, where they split up : Cacambo travels to Buenos Aires to retrieve Lady Cun間onde, while Candide prepares to travel to Europe to await the two.
• Cacambo and Candide are captured by Oreillons, or Orejones; members of the Inca nobility who widened the lobes of their ears, and are depicted here as the fictional inhabitants of the area.
• A number of archetypal characters thus have recognisable manifestations in Voltaire's work : Candide is supposed to be the drifting social class, Cun間onde the sex interest, Pangloss the knowledgeable mentor and Cacambo the skilful valet.
• After a few more adventures, Candide and Cacambo wander into El Dorado, a geographically isolated utopia where the streets are covered with precious stones, there exist no priests, and all of the king's jokes are funny.
• The locals think him foolish, but offer to help, giving him some of the town's golden sheep and constructing a lift that will guide him, Cacambo and the sheep over the mountain ( " The Ballad of Eldorado " ).
• Convinced by the Old Lady that the police are still after Candide for the Archbishop's murder, Candide and Cacambo flee Montevideo and eventually stumble upon a Jesuit camp and are joined by the Father and Mother Superiors ( " The Pilgrims'Procession-Alleluia " ).
• Candide, Pangloss, Martin, Cun間onde, Paquette, Cacambo, the old woman, and Brother Girofl閑 all set to work ( on this " louable dessein ", or " commendable plan ", as the narrator calls it ) on a farm of their own, each to one specific task.