李白《静夜思》英译()

李白《静夜思》英译(大全)

　　《静夜思》是唐代诗人李白所作的一首五言古诗。此诗描写了秋日夜晚，诗人于屋内抬头望月的.所感。以下是小编带来的李白《静夜思》英译(大全)，欢迎阅读。

静夜思

　　床前明月光，疑是地上霜。

　　举头望明月，低头思故乡。

　　Nostalgia

　　A splash of white on my bedroom floor. Hoarfrost?

　　I raise my eyes to the moon, the same moon.

　　As scenes long past come to mind, my eyes fall again on the splash of white, and my heart aches for home.

　　(翁显良 译)

　　Quiet Night Thoughts

　　Moonlight before my bed,

　　Could it be frost instead?

　　Head up, I watch the moon;

　　Head down, I think of home.

　　(赵甄陶 译)

　　Thoughts in the Still of the Night

　　A pool of moonlight before the bed,

　　Took it to be frost on the ground.

　　Raised my head to gaze at the moon,

　　And lowered it to think of home.

　　(任治稷、余正 译)

　　Thoughts in a Quiet Night

　　Moonlight there is afore my bed,

　　I doubt if it’s frost on the ground.

　　To gaze at the moon, I lift my head,

　　When bending low, thoughts of home abound.

　　(顾绶昌 译)

　　Reflections on a Quiet Night

　　Before my bed shine bright the silver beams,

　　It seems the autumn frost on the ground so gleams.

　　I gaze upwards toward the moon in the skies,

　　And downwards look when a nostalgia does arise.

　　(万昌盛、王间中 译)

　　Thoughts in the Silent Night

　　Beside my bed a pool of light—

　　Is it hoarfrost on the ground?

　　I lift my eyes and see the moon,

　　I bend my head and think of home.

　　(杨宪益、戴乃迭 译)

　　In the still of the night

　　I descry bright moonlight in front of bed.

　　I suspect it to be hoary frost on the floor.

　　I watch the bright moon, as I tilt back my head.

　　I yearn, while stooping, for my homeland more.

　　(徐忠杰 译)

　　A Tranquil Night

　　Abed, I see a silver light,

　　I wonder if It’s frost around.

　　Looking up, I find the moon bright;

　　Bowing, in homesickness I’m drowned.

　　(许渊冲 译 1984)

　　A Tranquil Night

　　Before my bed a pool of light.

　　Can it be hoarfrost on the ground?

　　Looking up, I find the moon bright;

　　Bowing, in homesickness I’m drowned.

　　(许渊冲 译 2004)

　　Thoughts on a Tranquil Night

　　Before my bed a pool of light—

　　Can it be hoar-frost on the ground?

　　Looking up, I find the moon bright;

　　Bowing, in homesickness I’m drowned.

　　(许渊冲 译 2005)

　　Thoughts on a Tranquil Night

　　Before my bed a pool of light—

　　O can it be hoar-frost on the ground?

　　Looking up, I find the moon bright;

　　Bowing, in homesickness I’m drowned.

　　Notes: Seeing a pool of moonlight, the poet is drowned in the pond of homesickness.

　　(许渊冲 译 2006)

　　Homesickness in a Silent Night

　　Before my bed the silver moonbeams spread—

　　I wonder if it is the frost upon the ground.

　　I see the moon so bright when raising my head,

　　Withdrawing my eyes my nostalgia comes around.

　　(屠笛、屠岸 译)

　　Thoughts at Night

　　The watery moonbeams bathe the ground before my bed,

　　I doubt if there is frost.

　　Holding my head to look at the moon bright,

　　Unwittingly makes me miss my home.

　　(王力伟 译)

　　Still Night Thoughts

　　Moonlight in front of my bed —

　　I took it for frost on the ground!

　　I lift my eyes to watch the mountain moon,

　　lower them and dream of home.

　　(Burton Watson 译)

　　In the Quiet Night

　　So bright a gleam on the foot of my bed—

　　Could there have been a frost already?

　　Lifting myself to look, I found that it was moonlight.

　　Sinking back again, I thought suddenly of home.

　　(Witter Bynner 译)

　　Night Thoughts

　　As by my bed

　　the moon did beam,

　　It seemed as if with frost the earth were spread.

　　But soft I raise

　　My head, to gaze

　　At the fair moon. And now,

　　With head bent low,

　　Of home I dream.

　　(John Turner 译)

　　Night Thoughts

　　I wake, and moonbeams play around my bed,

　　Glittering like hoar-frost to my wandering eyes;

　　Up towards the glorious moon I raise my head,

　　Then lay me down—and thoughts of home arise.

　　(Herbert A. Giles 译)

　　On a Quiet Night

　　I saw the moonlight before my couch,

　　And wondered if it were not the frost on the ground.

　　I raised my head and looked out on the mountain moon,

　　I bowed my head and thought of my far-off home.

　　(S. Obata 译)

　　The Moon Shines Everywhere

　　Seeing the Moon before my couch so bright

　　I thought hoar frost had fallen from the night.

　　On her clear face I gaze with lifted eyes:

　　Then hide them full of Youth's sweet memories.

　　(W. J. B. Fletcher 译)

　　Night Thoughts

　　On bed bright moon shone,

　　Thought frost on ground foamed,

　　Raised head faced bright moon,

　　Lowered head dreamt of home.

　　(Wong Man 译)

　　Night Thoughts

　　The bright moon shone

　　before my bed,

　　I wondered—

　　was it frost upon the ground?

　　I raised my head

　　to gaze at the clear moon,

　　Bowed my head

　　remembering my old home.

　　(Innes Herdan 译)

　　Thoughts in a Tranquil Night

　　Athwart the bed

　　I watch the moonbeams cast a trail

　　So bright, so cold, so frail,

　　That for a space it gleams

　　Like hoar-frost on the margin of my dreams.

　　I raise my head,—

　　The splendid moon I see:

　　Then droop my head,

　　And sink to dreams of thee—

　　My fatherland, of thee!

　　(L. Cranmer-Byng 译)

　　Night Thoughts

　　In front of my bed the moonlight is very bright.

　　I wonder if that can be frost on the floor?

　　I lift up my head and look at the full moon, the dazzling moon.

　　I drop my head, and think of the home of old days.

　　(Amy Lowell 译)

　　Calm Night Thought

　　The moon light is on the floor luminous

　　I thought it was frost, it was so white

　　Holding up head I look at mountain moon

　　that makes me lower head

　　lowering head think of old home

　　alternate lines:

　　mountain

　　looking up I find it to be the moon

　　(Ezra Pound 译)

　　Meditation in a Quiet Night

　　The moon shines brightly

　　In front of my bed.

　　It was frost on the ground

　　I thought and said.

　　I gaze at the bright moon,

　　Raising my head.

　　I miss my native place

　　When I bend my head.

　　(唐一鹤 译)

　　Homesickness in a Quiet, Moonlit Night

　　What bright beams are beside my bed in room!

　　Could on the ground there be the frost so soon?

　　Lifting my head I see a big full moon,

　　Only to bend to think of my sweet home.

　　(王大濂 译)

　　In the Quiet of the Night

　　The ground before my bed presents a stretch of light,

　　Which seems to be a tract of frost that’s pure and bright.

　　I raise my head: a lonely moon is what I see;

　　I stoop, and homesickness is crying loud in me!

　　(卓振英、刘筱华 译)

　　Home-Thoughts on a Quiet Night

　　The bright moonlight ahead of my bed

　　I take for a frost layer on ground.

　　I look at the moon, raising my head;

　　Lowering it, I think of my homeland.

　　(陈君朴 译)

　　Thoughts on a Quiet Evening

　　The floor is flooded with moonlight

　　Frost covered the old earth like that

　　I gaze at the moon

　　Shimmering in a dark hour

　　Sad and homesick

　　I bow down my head

　　(王守义、约翰·诺弗尔 译)

　　Thoughts in Night Quiet

　　Seeing moonlight here at my bed,

　　and thinking it’s frost on the ground,

　　I look up, gaze at the mountain moon,

　　then back, dreaming of my old home.

　　(David Hinton 译)

　　Moonlit Night

　　Over my bed the moonlight streams,

　　Making it look like frost-covered ground;

　　Lifting my head I see the brightness,

　　Then dropping it, and I filled with thoughts of home.

　　(Rewi Alley 译)

　　Longing in the Night

　　Before the bed shone the bright moonlight at hand,

　　I fancied it was frost on the ground.

　　I raised my head to look at the bright moon,

　　And lowered my head to think of my native land.

　　(张炳星 译)

　　Meditation on a Quiet Night

　　I see the moonlight shining on my couch.

　　Can it be that frost has fallen?

　　I lift my head and watch the mountain moon,

　　Then my head droops in meditation of earth.

　　(Robert Payne 译)

　　Quiet Night Thoughts

　　A pool of moonlight on my bed this late hour

　　like a blanket of frost on the world.

　　I lift my eyes to a bright mountain moon.

　　Resigned, remembering my home, I bow.

　　(Sam Hamill 译)

　　Thoughts in a Still Night

　　The luminous moonshine before my bed,

　　Is thought to be the frost fallen on the ground.

　　I lift my head to gaze at the cliff moon,

　　And then bow down to muse on my distant home.

　　(孙大雨 译)

　　Musings on a Quiet Night

　　The bright moonlight near my cot

　　Seemed to me like white ground frost.

　　I looked up to gaze at the moon;

　　I looked down to think of home.

　　(龚景浩 译)

　　Homesick on a Quiet Night

　　Flooded is my bedside by the moonlight,

　　On the floor it looks like some fresh frost.

　　I look up and see the moon shine so bright,

　　Hanging my head, in nostalgia I’m lost.

　　(刑全臣 译)

　　Quiet Night Thoughts

　　Before my bed a moonlight land,

　　I thought frost had come on the sand.

　　Head raised, I gaze at the bright moon;

　　Head bowed, I think of my homeland.

　　(施颖洲 译)

　　Thoughts on a Silent Night

　　A gleam of light streams down over my bed,

　　I wonder if it’s the frost on the ground.

　　Raising my eyes, I gaze at the bright moon,

　　Lowering my head, I miss home town.

　　(黄新渠 译)

　　Nocturnal Thoughts

　　The moonlight streaming to my bed—

　　Frost-laid, methinks, the earth does loom.

　　I see the moon, on raising my head,

　　And bowing, I think of old home.

　　(林同济 译)

　　Night Thought

　　The bright moonlight

　　in front of the bed

　　appears like frost

　　on the ground. I look up

　　at the fair moon, and

　　lowering my head,

　　I think of home.

　　(裘小龙 译)

　　Night Thoughts

　　The bright moon shines on the bed foot around,

　　Can it be instead the frost on the ground?

　　Lifting my head, I look at the bright moon;

　　Dropping it, I think of my homeland soon.

　　(刘重德 译)

　　Thinking in a Silent Evening

　　Before my bed sheds the silver moonlight,

　　As if it were frost on the ground, I doubt.

　　I raise my eyes, the moon appearing bright,

　　I hang my head, homesickness gushing out.

　　(杨纪鹤 译)

　　Homesickness in Silent Night

　　Seeing the moonbeams by my couch light,

　　I wonder if it’s frosting aground.

　　Gazing on the clear moon shining bright,

　　In homesickness I’m deeply drowned.

　　(刘克璋 译)

　　Night Thoughts

　　Before my bed there is bright moonlight,

　　So that it seems like frost on the ground.

　　Lifting my head I watch the bright moon,

　　Lowering my head I dream that I’m home.

　　(Arthur Cooper 译)

　　Brooding in the Still Night

　　Bright moonlight before my bed.

　　At first I think the floor is all frost.

　　I gaze up at the mountain moon,

　　then drop my head in a dream of home.

　　(Tony Barnstone, Willis Barnstone, and Chou Ping 译)

　　Thoughts on a Quiet Night

　　Before my bed the light is so bright

　　It looks like a layer of frost

　　Lifting my head I gaze at the moon

　　Lying back down I think of home

　　(Red Pine 译)

　　Thoughts in the Silent Night

　　The moonlight shines in front of my bed.

　　I wonder if it’s frost that on the ground lies.

　　I see the bright moon as I lift my head.

　　As I lower it, longings for my home town arise.

　　(谢百魁 译)

　　Night Meditation

　　In front of my bed flooded with moonbeam,

　　I mistook for frost appears on the floor;

　　Lifting my head trying to watch the moon,

　　I drooped again for missing our hometown.

　　(林建民 译)

　　Homesick at a Still Night

　　A silver moon hangs by the balustrade,

　　I fancy moonlight as frost on the ground.

　　Gazing up of the bright moon I’m looking,

　　Lowering my head of my native land I’m missing.

　　(刘军平 译)

　　Homesickness on a Moonlit Night

　　Before my bed there streams in the moonlight.

　　It lies there on the ground, looking like frost.

　　Lifting my head, I gaze at the moon bright;

　　Lowering my head, in homesickness I’m lost.

　　(王玉书 译)

　　In the Quiet Night Thoughts

　　Oh, how the moon shines my bed!

　　It’s thought frost on the ground that lies.

　　To gaze at it, I raise my head,

　　But long for home with downcast eyes.

　　(倪培龄 译)

　　Thinking Quietly at Night

　　Over my bed is the bright moonlight;

　　Is the frost painting ground in white?

　　I raise my head to see the moon bright,

　　Lower it to picture my home in mind.

　　(朱曼华 译)

　　Night Thoughts

　　I saw the moonlight before my bed,

　　I wonder if it were the frost on the ground;

　　I raised my head and looked at the full moon,

　　I dropped my head and thought of my far-off home.

　　(蔡宣培 译)

　　Thoughts on a Tranquil Night

　　The moonlight in front of my bed

　　Takes after the frost on earth shed.

　　I lift my eyes for the bright moon;

　　Head down, I long for home soon.

　　(曹顺发 译)

　　Muse on My Hometown in a Quiet Night

　　In front of the window the moon shines bright,

　　Yet I take it as a patch of frost on the ground.

　　I lift my head to gaze at the cliff moon white,

　　Bowing down to muse on my homeland spellbound.

　　(都森、陈玉筠 译)

　　Thinking (Musing, Pondering) in a Quiet Night

　　The bright moonlight before the chair

　　I take for frost on the floor.

　　Raising my head, I watch the bright moon; (I raise my head, watching the bright moon;)

　　Bowing my head, I think of my homeland. (I bow my head, thinking of my homeland.)

　　(海外逸士 译)

　　Night Thoughts

　　There were bright moonbeams in front of my bed

　　And I mistook them for frost on the ground.

　　I lifted my head and gazed at the bright moon;

　　I dropped my head again and thought of home.

　　(Peter Harris 译)

　　Night Thoughts

　　In front of my bed there is bright moonlight

　　I think there must be hoar frost on the ground;

　　I raise my head and gaze at the bright moon,

　　Lowering it I think of the old country.

　　(Soame Jenyns 译)

　　Thoughts in a Quite Night

　　I see the moonlight at my bed,

　　Which looks like white frost on the ground.

　　Fro th’ mountain moon, I raise my head,

　　And then lower it, homesickness-bound.

　　(黄福海 译)