For centuries pilgrims have ascended 12, 389-foot [ 3, 776-meter ] Mount Fuji.
数百载来,朝圣者纷至登此12, 389英尺 ( 3, 776米 ) 高之富士山.
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Students learn about the Pilgrims, she says, but not at Thanksgiving time.
她说, 学生了解清教徒的故事并不是在感恩节期间.
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Pilgrims who generally seek the extraordinary, had found too much of it.
那些总想寻幽探奇的香客, 发现这里景色太奇新了.
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Thanksgiving is a sham celebration of Pilgrims and Native Americans coming together.
感恩节是初到北美洲的朝圣者们兴起的,为了庆祝朝圣者们和美洲原住民欢聚一堂的鸿门宴。
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On the road above , pilgrims and travellers passed , but without taking the least notce of him.
另一侧的大路上, 朝圣者、旅行者络绎而行, 可是谁也不看他一眼.
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这些朝圣者就是那些把麻萨诸塞州的普利茅斯作为欧洲永久居住地的英国殖民者.
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After the Pilgrims arrived in Massachusetts in late November, they settled down at Plymouth Rock.
当年十一月底清教徒抵达麻萨诸塞州后, 他们在普利茅斯岩一带落脚.
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The Pilgrims came to America after being persecuted for their religious beliefs.
这些清教徒因其宗教信仰不同受到迫害之后来到美国.
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