[əˌnɑːnə bəʊˈleɪnə]
noun
Anna-Bolena (also known as Anne Boleyn) was the second wife of King Henry VIII of England and Queen Consort from 1533 to 1536. She is known for her role in the English Reformation and for being the mother of Queen Elizabeth I.
用法：Anna-Bolena is used as a proper noun to refer to the historical figure Anne Boleyn, or to refer to her as a symbol of the English Reformation.
例句：
1. Anna-Bolena was a key figure in King Henry VIII's pursuit of a male heir.
安娜-波林娜是亨利八世追求男性继承人的关键人物。
2. Many historians believe that Anna-Bolena's execution was unjust and politically motivated.
许多历史学家认为安娜-波林娜的处决是不公正的，具有动机。
3. The story of Anna-Bolena has been portrayed in numerous books, movies, and TV shows.
安娜-波林娜的故事已被多本书籍、电影和电视节目所描绘。
4. The legacy of Anna-Bolena continues to fascinate people today.
安娜-波林娜的遗产仍然吸引着今天的人们。
5. The famous portrait of Anna-Bolena hangs in the National Portrait Gallery in London.
著名的安娜-波林娜肖像挂在伦敦肖像画廊。
同义词及用法：
1. Anne Boleyn - the anglicized version of Anna-Bolena's name, commonly used in English-speaking countries.
安娜·波林 - 安娜-波林娜名字的英语化版本，在英语常用。
2. Queen Consort - a title given to the wife of a reigning monarch, used to distinguish her from the Queen Regnant (the ruling monarch).
王后（Queen Consort）- 给予在位君主的妻子的头衔，用于区分她和女王（Queen Regnant，即君主）。
3. English Reformation - a series of events in 16th century England that led to the break from the Roman Catholic Church and the establishment of the Church of England.
英格兰改革（English Reformation）- 16世纪英格兰一系列，导致与罗马天主的决裂和建立英国国。
4. Historical figure - a person who has played a significant role in history, often studied and written about by historians.
历史人物（Historical figure）- 在历史上发挥重要作用的人，通常被历史学家研究和写作。
5. Execution - the act of carrying out a death sentence as punishment for a crime.
处决（Execution）- 执行作为对犯罪的惩罚的行为。
编辑总结：
Anna-Bolena is a significant historical figure who played a crucial role in the English Reformation. Her story continues to fascinate people today and her legacy lives on through various forms of media. The use of her name as a proper noun and symbol of the English Reformation has made it an important term to know for those interested in British history.
